New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-07

h,rred Il will be solely because of the platform. The
country will recognize this and next year the
will be forced make the Presidential fight upon honest
currency principles"
"Are the Independent Republicans III specieP"yon'
menf" 80
Every one of them, as far as I know, Those Win
whom have talked think with me that we must XIII the
imitation heresy in Ohio this FALL to prevent 1t from doing
harm next year"
al" Won vote for Hays then, It is not because you nave
gone back to the old party fold and will support he
publican In 1876, whoever he may bef'
"By no means We care nothing for either party as
party and will use whichever il the best instrument 10
ACCOMPLISH reform in politics. and 10 give the country an
honest currency We may all be found voting for Dem
ocrat for President"
The editor of the leading German newspaper, Der
Vechter am Erie was last visited. He confirmed what
had before heard about the dissatisfaction OF the Ter
mans with the Democrats position the currency anu
their indignation at tho nomination OF s'muei
Cary. II the Convention had adopted tho cur
rencv resolution of the Cuyahoga Democrats, he
believed il would have created an enthusiasm
that would have elected Allen by 10000 majority AS IL
was he could not predict the result Inc Germans "eio
Indifferent They looked upon Hays ana Alien as DUN
good men, and probably would be divided between then
Possibly there would be heavy accession OF Repupca
in0ationsts TO the Democrats ranks. He knew num-
Der Of men Of that who intended to vote Tor Alien 10
,ndorse rag money. The Republican platform was not
outspoken on the subject 1t was kind OF Bout"eh
theory that 1t put FORTH satisfactory to earnest spe
Gle men, Altogether the Democrats imitation resolution
had confused the situation SO that no one cou SEQ
clearly what would be result. Perhaps Auon wouiu
20 through on his popularity and his reputation ior
sturdy honesty might him large proportion OF inc
40 600 German votes the State in spite OF the oheh'
sye currency plank and the outrageous nomination ior
Lieutenant Governor, but he was confident that cary
would be beaten After telling the people for years tht
n manufacturer Of beer criminal. and Saloon
keeper murderer Cary could not expect to escape the
united opposition OF the Germans, and his attempts 10 go
back ON his we-known prohibition record were lldi-
crous He appeared to be ready to swallow everything
he had said during the past ten years to get the ONCE
and had gone far the editors OF the en-
cinnau Voiksfrend and the Cleveland Biene that al
though temperance man himself he not in favor OF
prOhibitory laws
If the reader Is able to gather from the conversations
summarized anything that fixes his opinion as 10
how the Ohio election likely to result he will do better
than have been able to do One conclusion thnK ne
will agree to- however the Democrats have exhb-
tied degree OF folly unparalleled in the history OF that
organization, and have insaney thrown away certain
victory for the sake Of nursing the dying rag-lnoney
theory sowing at the time discord in their own
ranks saughtering their public men who cherished
aspr ions for the Presidency and rIetIievably running
their influence in the national councils of their party