New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
OHIO DEMOCRATS.
ECHOES FROM THEIR STATE CONVENTION.
vryws OF TIE HON. GEORGE II. PESDLET0S'
y,,ou Ths Cincinnati COHmerrdL -.
Lat Summer The ReDnhcanS prOmlSed lnaI

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thr tree should bring loth The mutt OF lower tif4.
suddenly last winter the Secretary OF inc ii' f So
coyered there would be deficiency oil leFchue ., c1
900 900 The Army was costing IA more th9 IT,"
man The Navy had cost ~ Last year norT 'i III be-
partment OF Justice had been most cOrrp'A M 49,
Yet none OF these could be eur n Which had been
neglected for years, must now be kept MP ?enao ~
told them that over am above u 1t"t ths sTn
was sulic.ent--but moro money must po i', trad
Howl By taxing money Sols Tei BIT Of
H. Tine highest Rep iblcan stalosinansh'n ahu P"'i
ism tax Western iUaIets ana est i odn 10 r.
is72 10 81 300 900 In 1873 and Hlo3OOVtV' W.
lo74 wryt Were the nfgtio 10 mora crsS t1eciycsl
Not NJ all Thcf End their capital were idl'tisp2 VIII ,d
pOjrer and not able 10 buy bn0iliiiohs "H'ay t.'
maid ,ryrDty cents gallon. 1t WAS an enormous t@A,
bat il had zen well considered, nal D'tn ip mp,
consultation. had been faithfully coiec'e, a ih ia
more than my millions year II p'd .iieauy .So
hundred per cent of It's value ~ taNilon bt ~
Wrste,n ro,ipct-t furnished market for asrlchleIi
nrndnct. rs manufacture consumed corn, and tIeie-
fore they imposed IN additional duty OF twenty oo'''
s"c, wa. prodnct of tho South and Weston,
neccut leaf. worth go cents pound anu ono W
Kentucky tObacco, worth lIOh 10 ''S i III. TX
:. had been taxed alike az 20 cents pOn,i. i
lad Weld S}6 OOO,OOO bat this was western pV'H
IA was raised By labor it sppng from the grOhh J.. %
Il 1t the royal stamp OF Manufacturers OF ,ic ~ y" ~
Walsl. hd there0ro tloy imposed an an,aVr .,A 0
four GEMS pound. And yes these PROT euois,s VI
every article manufactured III N""-biCii.., "iI.O ,,oi
im, sd an additional tax on homemade elsdiS %
Ia add one cent ~ the duties on hIpo' th'iviS '
Uasaua. Sugar more than an{ Other a.,.v. u'ho ~
uI , ,o nt an adjiasi duty Of - por cent upon
SUGAR nola,.es, and meado IRON, ciotns MA ,
nue. or vcry ntte aud yet the tarin has innehsey en-
HANGED the price 10 the Western cJls.ilg', Ion f''
rt was added To the duiics and yOd must pay zoe "a
cess caanOt tell you exactly the aiID~ht "a - I a.
paid by the people Of ONO put ue pe9pe oa te,, s
D,iiic, alone pay at least I,1UOOOO %" "o t"o ''o ~
" nis.y and tobacco " hshy on NAM as ~. :" i'i
tobacco on hand was taxed, wlo ioie ~ eyyplS y"''
i,, led on slpboard were entirely exempted The conse-
gnfuces ale eAacty wnat was Drcdiced Onen4 OIL ''c
Ee,i.can I.driy - M Tic oter ili 10 DC u'ii ~
lI@tnt me Itrrrl Re enc is found 10 have be- 4 a.
fIaucd by the cOnnivanco oi to oI"'s "naiI 1 Cr
Conspicuous merchants Ot 'o"-'oih al" "'" ~
sulue lin, sllk goods. -, -, 49,, -, ,os+ ...,r
. Republicans told us the hard times or Iist y1aI
were 81 Iag-onds NJ tne Hdnic OF ISf"' aDd 'ns ' ~
trbutiun Oh the currency wJid rheAo .Dcm' A." ioioi,
however came. business sdl ic oH scdic'H Oi ihI15
f,r..urli.u almost cIIfcly cc~S a.
,i"ns were really css- with tho Inc ease o. taxes bust
No must rcyve ana accoidn9p the hspuD' .oal'
coniilucd tneI c-sIatioh q. Ltok "'nto,' IN, .nJ
am, lon OF specie payments IN lsI9 rf' pnIi5 "i.
Withdrawal Of 80 per Gem 81 Ss "antrcti"n
paper issued. Has TINS pCddcOd reoli I'm, go, tis
has destroy I'd lie Industry O to country .H,VI ,i''s
law nraeilon bis Sun lfi ~, r me- f ,,r.I re-
has been sui uIther depressed me heIt % io'ccu o
sumption ins 1919 has piIiiiJ zcd All chsorpiSo anu
= c mines arc not worked. the have struck for
living wages manufactures nave celeed "a ram ap1foS
thrown out Oi enpioJ boht' ieh.s H'o i.'i0" ON
Third al-d W'..t so"u ~ M tieir ia1ryi
From January 1879 the exports UI specie Wec
@yl ,iOl UOO 10 OOO,oVJ more .h IA 80 - iVVo,o
MN n ,Id was bout 10 per cent To-day premium
il II per cent. At this rate, when VIII specie payments
Ice reached This Whole policy is wrong Tue eontrac-
% the collect On Of the customs in gold the Gold bl Of
$50 The National bank SYSTEM have produced thelr
necessary f,salt They dostrOyod all business ana
yci W. arc tOd that money s TOO plenty because III ace IL
initiates in Stw- York aud fluids no Osupution Aye 1t
tfos because il used. II tsDOt Un becad~e
there /. no bus ness. One nun rcd years ag' SPAN d
scarcely any money. md yct the rae {" interest ~
Ma,lrld was lower tllJn in Amsterdam; anu HOLLAND was
the richest country Europe. Span had no business IN
which use It's little money iloil'hd kept every COLLAR
VI her vast resources forever active
GEN. 3. +. CARY WANTS pLtErY OF MONEY
That in country of bcundless resources such
as ths wlh industries practically PioStIa.e, ana the
country nl uanps that arc shOcess and sIi desc a@
zlr,u crowdng our thJIOughiaIes, shows tnat tncle
must be something wrong somewhere. some WI S 1y
What il wanted bring about prosperity againf Is
resumption OK epocie pap nen lat ce1 i9o s Nan W
Is 1t something 70 do thy want 20 sell olr ioC , n
there plenty or money thefe was no shci coiil'lV
things, and there would NOT De nov II "o MA pioy
of MONEY Where Is tue trouble VIII not 80 mo
plain what the trouble is and what the rene
iieyo that the Democratic party Is in sJMp1thy wan
the great masses OF the people Our Whole system
ton IL cunningy devised scheme to roo labor Oi rs
caln.ngs ami put it INTO tie pockets OF tIose wno don
work il is like one of Yankee patent bee hives,
with cOntryauce to take the BOy away IRON tbe DtS,
with Just enough to keep alive with Though tho liner
otltr people are living On them agree with our emin-
ent Senator Thurman that 1t IL human toerr ana don't
believe IN tnr perfection Of human beings OF parties All
VAL make their mistakes anu b.ndtrs. know we nave
pLarSees ia the state as wei as IN the CO. Chr,' s;t
like the publican, ready TO repent anu do worh1
meet for Repentance. there are gDou WI, ioLc; ~
have one common desire, Republicans aud Demo
crats-that is. 10 perpetuate our free instiiu-
tions and make lana happy and prosperous; t0 pre-
serve the Old Temple " IIDOity There are thousands
OF Repnbcans hanging ON the ragged edge" of the Re
publican party VINO he away from IL II 10 were not
cI. Me hostility to the old Democratic party. want
the worng men in this country 90 understand their
shaved condition. aud to show them future discussions
how without strnos, and wLoGt exciting c1p-
tai against labor or labor AGAINST capital In orGer To
have reform must strike down the Republican,
party for though they may see their errors they VIII not
correct them There never was parry that corrected S
own errors. Boczcbub will never he east Out by beelc-
bnb 1t shows 20 what miserable resort the Republican
party Is driven when they ave TO appeal 70 t.e icgious
rudices Of the people III order u eretuae themselves
SENATOR THURMAN PLACES PARTY ABOVE PRINCE
PLl.S.
(Ins Speech IN PARTY
Now | have Il few practical words To say.
suppose that have attended, IN the course of ny lie,
not e-s than thirty Democratic state Conse IN
tins ely for began before had much bair my lace.
attended thOse Democratic rallies bat cannot
Der the close OF which there was no, some dSp-
poinent felt by Onc, either al the defeat VI some
particular Candidate for nomination, or AT something tat
was contained something that was omitted from the
platform that adopted; and must ever UNJUST
be that men-sOOi mcn--shail lose But niepend-
eutly O that tie men WAC dare to think, to tam. boldly,
to think independently VIII diier III opinion nom
other gOOt AZ they, ana consequently some one
must DO disappointed Some men OF eouse prefer Their
friends; II IL human nature To do But. my fellow
citizens, there are lines when demands upon Us are so
great action from the circumstances that
oInentous that il Is the duty OF the To suppress
this discomfort, however well onnuel u may Oc, ana put
time correct whatever errors have been committed lap
pause have seen error after error committed In he
of my hfe by both political parties for IL IS hu-
err aud have found That time IN the end did the
proving that the old say S that Truth Is mighty and
viii pcVa" il true and real truth III politics s Is any
law Of nature known 10 man.
Therefore say To you That II any OF you may feel dis-
appointed oday-f there are any such here, there IL
work be done that must be performed, great 10 i'm
portant essential that the observation of II should
lead its performance VI It, end IN tine preservation %
our flee institutions ana the welfare Of country ali
differences be lett out o sight until mat great
work shall be- accomplished. Applause. owe rs the
victory OHIO the second Tuesday Of October noAt,
il will he the death kncll Of the Republican party,
and 1t will bring with such blessings To this country IN
the future that who achieve that victory Will be
blessed by iteration after genNation as long As h,ir
shall be remembered Then, gentlemen let US 80
1t little work that we have tO perform. IL
trDng onilds play Ia which We are engaged toll