New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
scnted to the Legislature for that position but he has NOT
announced my such prrpOae.

scnted to the for that position but he has not
announced any such purpose.
Prominent Democrats Of Indiana, led by Con-
gre Landcrs. circulating petition requesting
the Hon. W. d. Kelley TO visit their State and enlighen
them concerning finance and the beauties Of inden-
hely expanded currency Mr. Kelley seems TO lie taking
the lead as the imitation candidate for the Presidency.
A correspondent of The Cincinnati Gazette tried
TO converse" with Gov Hendricks the other day about
the Democratic party in Ohio and found to his amaze
mcn that tie Governor did not know that Convention
had been held, and an imitation platform adopted. 1t
takes long time for to mount the fence the Gov
ern0r Ia sitting on
There is hearty glow of patriotism in this
paragraph from The Memphis appeal which extremely
pleasant Democrats and Tennesseeans and full
Of love for thrioe-bessed south land; but over all
there laps the claim OF the Union with its great achieve
mcns and its greater destiny. God bless the flag. and
God bless the Union, and may He strengthen all hearts,
both North and South to labor for all everlasting peace
between the States"
The Republicans of Connecticut are deter
mined to make desperate effort to regain control OF the
State II The Hartford Times is to be believed That Jour
nal hears Of recent council between PosmasterGener0
Jewell and other leading Republicans OF the State, In
which 1t decided 10 overhaul the State Committee to
appoint regular Secretary with good salary, and make
thorough canvass OF the State The Times thinks the
whole revival is for the purpose OF aiding Mr. Jcwels
aspirations for the Presidency.
The imitation yell seems TO have completely removed
from all OF the
Ohio. 1t has had the effect upon the newspapers
upon Senator Thurman and Gov. Allen. Hero Is The
Ciere'dnd Plain DcGlcr Journal which has hitherto
done excellent work for honest currency. knuckling
down to the infatiOnsts AMI uerng the miserable
that the good of the party demands s submission
II says the attack upon Gov Allen for standing upon
platform which he believes to be wrong Is the hight or
mpudcncc and then gives this weak for his CON
duct We do pretend to exactly what the Gov
ernors views are present the finances but We do
not hesitate To say that he or any other harlmoncy
Democrat can IL he elect stand the money plank
OF the Ohio Democracy without any sacrifice Of eonsis-
tency The question presented TO the American pe0-
po is not what they would like To have, but what they
must put NJ with IL is question of fact not OF theory
The Republican party produced the conditions under
which the commercial community now exists, ana that
community without respect to party, must abide by
them. man may conccde that but one kind OF money
IL recognizable by the civilized world aud that Is esir-
able TO speedily get back to that Standard anu yet AZ thc
same fine recognize that speedy or too definite ntlcpt
to return the specie basis sheer ilacy au iat u Is
therefore the part Of wisdom to support the Dloca
onuosition Republican contraction We DO not say ttt
fhis il Gov Aliens position the financial question; we
only say that ne might consistently occupy such posi-
tion Does The IIdin Dcdtcr believe that II Gov hlc
should be elected IL would emily nothing that ne sahus
ON an imitation platform