, 1875-10-14

people and tho political organizations sro I'D.
'fs'' H. il. j. f'set; spt;o ,ss, III, o,.,n .,,,,
!r"sctve their onaty. Tho pcor"c Of The
Sotti! we're FL i Of . lack Of vsss1 ,'at.u,.
,rn' sn'l mart : sis., 1t waa debstc: i.:tef
"l!a.har T." ~ ilaoreAn'zeFa Of tho south
Le,,ns,Ia RI : d. Tho bor1iardmen, .' Of ro1s or,
'satnte' arc: E tho national spir;. and the
suit ,lot oFSs 5 l~cd that "tluyernmen. Of tho
pot poti*s : tic eaftI,, but .hat iseputlicsa
iiatttutje- re- not incompatible With tho tlyh.
eHt dcvc. mt of military power.
Since tue triumph, IT tho nrtns Of tlln Nepub-
lie, tAcEe has heei' nn ifsla befote tue American
people equal III Importance with HAT which bas
been pending IN tho Ohto cstupaiGn, and no VIC
tory no tnoushntouB ana bcnclicout a. That OF
st*scrfay.- Tbs question Of tlnanceiuvolvcd tic
p1huc credit aud tho national honor. Tia de-
tendence Of tie in1ationists was upon ignu-
race anil their Appeal was 70 p1sH!on+
The question Was put 10 tue pooulo whethar
they would ovade tho obligations win vhlch the
| abanlon for a haeful delua1on tho mas,ns Ut
piuh.ts ala'1 Wisdom gathered iu tho experlenee
| of ages, that honesty IN tho best policy - well
~ pubEe ~ III ptvat, aFa.-whotler tho ma
! 1nfIft would vote to tcat tho buflbDB 1u}JtJhtd
| lor the general ~ettase
!. 'lhth PIvcs her voco for honeat nonor. nud
tt'' racIcd prtrcTvation. Al nmong our pricelasa
r,ract.of!4, OF tue IlcEyc'i faith VI The peopie.
hhe EFeA ttr socu tor that tho wotkiugtlIn'H
dul1Ar htal hoon 10 gol1 dol[a,. She ,s rep
rotchta1i9o State, hil rue wlll la heard aud po-
| tential throughout Tie land.
We may ta'rl;. t"y !: in establlsled, not only
! tl1at tue American EepabIic ranAa ntuonE tho
foremost Of the nations Of the eurtll us \ mltltA-
r. power but that her credit sLall rank above that
OF Empires in thu markets of tile wo1ll.
THE DEFEAT Of THE rE,ILE."
tft. t,,t,
| The he~. nAleh we carry 10 cir It crls this
!lnh'r,og IL. wn cnnFeee, decincdly dl-;hsi.sny.
The hstrt t,"tnoera.c party of Ohio. 1nalIrned
ta!.iGcd ah.l htt7acei, has gone tlran III ucfeat
,etose the ossassxea Meuey-power Of the ,nn3
| When tho democratic party Of Ohio for third
time took Ltd Stand upon tho ei,!o ol tLu people
! aud against tho banks mud the tuouey-siugu, o
| howl went I'D from ono eui Of tho couutev tn
/ tho other. Tho schemes OF the eontrart,oIIAts.
bu!}iunisss, and rcsutnptiunsta. had been inter-
| fescd with. They charged ti,at al irsne Lai
bsen forced uron tho country, unmlnhtul of th9
lad teon engaged in forcing lncr i4sael
uron the peopio. For three mnnths Tho
organized press Of tho Noney-l'oucr has trainod
i:s batteries upon tho ul,o Democratic columns.
| Tho Easttru banking u,il hon1A1ld.nB s!a,s
hayo poured out their n1ouer, aud tho I:eouhli.
cans Of tic State, through tnA nil, enabled
10 perfect nnch Gil organization ~ they neyer
poshcased before. Ev E'eirittcn lying, tn.sroI'-
rescuta:1oo, aud tic Introduction OF fnlse issues.
they have succeeded in poisoning the minds Of
the ptaptt. nnd turning tl.e1, away from tAe!r
! tsnn interests. The victory which they have
"oa they have purchased dearly. Il IL victory
| which dcteimtna. that the Money Power III Atlll
able N tins country to throttle the pcople. Mon-
eT e very WARY, cautious, and w4,chfuf. 1ile
nlcn with selfish fntcreEta we.e iroppt to array
tleulsclrea on the side of capital; but the poor,
b'.nd, eu lid 1naeses fel easy victims to pi etN-
| dice. Thn1sands OF poor men yesterday cast
thclr voteB for l1ayes ~hn r,l tecl tle cold haud
| Of wAat b3fofc spring. Nltan tlla brushing bard
times coIl:. they will remember the lost oppur-
tuulsy.
Wa all disappointed. hut NO are not tibcour-
aged. 'tno catl-e which We haze advocated IL
tho cau,e ut the rooplu Of the great Weat and
| South. II IA ca;sta which cnnnot 10 suppressed
NOR de l'ud q Aeatlns. 1t foand advocacy iu us,
| mud We propose to keep iii tte good iigus.
When tho Dun.ocratlc purity ceases to TO party
of tie people. caEabIo o1 securing the great
est good to the ereates, number. thon the
tlne Tor sts buria! las come. Hutt that tino
will lie truo to itself. aud t:ue to the great In
to, eets which it has undertaken to conaerve.
TIC dcfcat Of yesterday wilt hayo much to dt
with slistins the future ii tln party. Tic mon
Eoea to III X ii!e organization mon tho plat
torn Of tho Republican party Will tAke fresh
htpe. Thcy will now proclaim tLcir Intention
20 InoM tho party 10 tho ascs ot tho bauicEt
md Londloae.H IN 1e1G. They may hosHitly
tscat tho tRrty. .mashiners hu, they never car
steal the yotcs ot tito mAsses. Thu Eastolu
EentleMcn "!,o cal! themRe.ycu psu.ocTAt", ant
who detoTt"d til" Democracy of Ohlo iu tllel,
great rtrn2ge. will mot bo forgotten. They
have bullt up al Rctollnt which will be set
ted in good tine.
IL the Rean.irn", 80 beg our friends to be ot
| good CHEER. Great reforms aro not Wrou :ht in 4
day.. THUS is q ro'oaton. aud it ca1lnot W back
ward, /! viii never stap until tho end Wi.ch II
sea.s Ia accomplished,
''As rN,1IsrAKALLE VERDICT N FAVOR OF MA.
| T7osAi. HONOR AND NATIONAL HONESTY"
81. Lou" G'o1'- -Ds''o't.;-ep" an" A"f''f"
The Importance Of the victory achieved by til.
Republicans in Ohio YestoslHy can hardly hs
osescttlniato1. To the country At large. Il moans
an 'nnissakabio verdict III faror of uationn
honor aud national lioncaty: to tho Republican
patty, it meaus M ussusauco Of succesH iu 1874,
aal, !a>t but not least it lays forever the Tldfu
Term ghoht Which las haunted the minds d
tlmil peope w lous, aul w.ch tho election q
Allen would Aayu Eeut stalking abroad once
moro, OIL the suppoatiuu that, Of the f0rty-oa;
millions OF American people. there wAA bnt ont
solitary individual VINO could aave the naltol
fronl reputation n1ld rlin.
| do,p.NI To TIE CHANCE or pE.MGCRArlt
v1cTunY IN TIE rAEslDESIIAL CONTEST.
ihttust Pu.'-R'tHuot.fan and An't tia'!at't't.
LxrsBe or c~rla,n it MI thcy .1,ny, The iosa o
OHIO ~ great and an ,ttroparable loss to the
| DrnnsraIlc party. and loss that Ni be avery
whtso deeply felt. It aill encourage tho kopuu
}arans al over the Cniou. Is will not only dis
courage tic Democracy. but 1t will widen The
gap between the Iatd-hfoney and R.g.currenc.
factions. and enhitscr their Arcady ansry differ.
tucos. Tho great lcutcrn of the Ohio Democracy
do not mcau to suffer lnavepGed. THIS lefuat
IL deathblow to their ambitious hopes Of rue
tue Sat'onai Democracy, and. pcrhaps' obtaining M
will not allow tho Har1.s1oney Democrats, to
whose tseacLsry they partly attribute tAeir de-
fsas. TO triumph over them. II they cAns rule,
they eau ruin; aud thes will pull tho Hard
Money lesders down to their own iovcl Of dofeas.
lood-oy to tho chance of Democratic victory
III the Presidential contest next year. oA1o
settled that yesterday.
OPINIONS Of POLITICIANS.
| TaLK AROUND TUE c19f-MALL
! rpoeaitnt, r.1ara hnh nffirtafn ruhdh thnn0.