, 1875-06-24
Aggressive Position Of Ii, Rag-Aanry nen
~-They I1ope 10 Make Attessiens
from tho Republicans.
Disgust Of tho Liberals and Germans
ct tho Democratic Attitude on
tho Currency Question.
Tho Republicans Sd.tnrcly in En.
v0r Of Honest MDIicy.
A Full Republican yotc wit 10 Cast
Next Fall, 1nstlring Sweeping
Republican Victory.

Republican Victory.
From Dnr 0rn Correspondent
Ctxc1SS4rf, juno 21.-Obto polllicd have
long beoh divided Into Cincinnati politics and
tho politics OF tic rest of the sato. In tllIs ely.
people do d stald-sow 1t would be styled III
Chicaso-but profitable bus!noss; cherish a
healthy horror Of speculation smuso then.-
Bearos with tl(o cultivation Of musical taetc,
which seahB exprcssiod In their splendid ttati.
yals; and find ttiefr cxcitctnctt III bnillint
national party platforms aud discovering ptcsi.
dentiat candlda!cs.-shict latter ia perhaps
THE MOST SERIOUS ttsiSEsa
Of thu Ciuefnnatan, aud largely occupies tho
Cincinnati odi.ors, whb embark thcroa with
their wonted energy Of expression and poppery
personalities Hitherto tho efforts o! tho Gin.
cnnast rlatfotm-carpcnters aud t1iscoyerars Of
Presidential candidates havo made l!ttlo isnprcs-
sion throughout tho State at largo. They hard
| Developed vast ut.nbos of local doctf,naros,
any Quo Of whotn At aay time, IL rehdY to an.
| uounce hts programme for tho national anyAss,
| aud d hest Of independent VOTERS SO ,'yory
| independent that ordinarily they succeed
III dlsagrseing with each other, and With
pretty much tho rest of mankind.
They have made tho yote Of tho city ind county
30 uncertain that, in ctos6 contest {aa, from
psoaont indications, may bo that this fal), 1t be-
comes Of consequence Rs Affecting tue result in
tho Slate. II harneus also TINT, for uncc, Gin
cinuat politics aro ut moro than loeal import ;
for tho contest will bo mainly, II lot wholly, On
extension Of Cincinnati politics throughout tho
Stnto. So, Ohio having suppanted Ponnsel-
vanla as tho Keystone Ntato, and Ctnolnnatl
politics havsug attained In Ohio, thu Inter
nEcoAE or NATIONAL stdSiFlciscE,
aud Rro deserving of note on tho axiom Of tho
average American Politician that tho majority
OF votes, whateye. their principles mean to be
OF tho rinu,ng aido, aud Will accept tho result
IN Ohio ~ pregnant indication Of nhicl will
be tho winning aide.
The eolh isauo tcnioroil BY tho Democracy Of
moro than local Significance, aud that which
those vim present II intend 10 tatfJ
into tho national canvhss In 1s7e, ID. = reyttat
Of tue pendlctoil. groonback- k-infation thdoeyi,
That theory VAS invented Id thd ClnttnnA&Es
Enquirer Office, and turned oYcr t. Mr., ,psudtS-a'
ton. Thereupon the inventors aetabdtta not4ls;
mating him for tho Presidency, anawore inRlo-ts
riousiy defeated at Now York. This yssr bt6usht:
their turn to sound tho keynote. pandlstdn
md Pondlotouianism had for somd time bssen :
regarded a. defunut; tho Cincinnati ENQUIRER,
occasionally footed tho hoinnation-ropudAtloa tho
ories, 1ud th8 Enquirer, like tho immortal Toots
after hsrplug hong on that theory, had coma to
be considered Of no oonaaquence. But ID Ohio
It aeeuls impossible to foretel when tho loag:do-
fnnct may bo Ecsngottated tn the DonocTsttc
phrtyi---of tho truth OF which William Allen u
defunct-liviug illustrations, Bohator Thurftkh,S$
Armstrong of tho Cleveland Piaindeasr, Judss
Iiansey, and other Of aho Democratic lsads1s,
had, through ths Clsvolaud resolutions, lately