New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
this faculty with Mr. Chanfrau tho deceased actor
George Jami, son.
TIE OHIO CANVASS.
MR.. CARY'S SPEECHES.

MOUNT VERNON, Ohio, Sept. 11.-Eastern
people may well believe that the from Pennsyl-
vania has made the imitation Democrats OF this State
very joyful The result of the fight the Erie platform
reached Mr.. Cary while he addressing large audi
ence in the grove at Wooster Thursday evening, and
when he had read the Telegram the news was greeted
with cheers and yes lasting several minutes To-day
again. at Mnersburg he told the story OF its reception
and tho small audience in the Courthouse appauded
voc rOusy. Mr. Cary says the OF the Penn3yl-
vsnia Democrats will increase his majority 10000 votes
and that 1t is now certain that the Ohio platform will
become the National platform of his party in 1s76.
had long conversation with him to-day He ia conf
dent OF victory. and has had careful canyasses
made for him The lowest estimate, he says, gives
him 10000 majority. His son, WHO has gone
over, he says, three four previous Ohio
vasscs has made calculation in which he has az.
lowed every possible advantage to the Rcpubli-
land In the counties which have been has
given them much what they claim, and he makes his
fathers majority about 1000 He hopes for Democratic
gains in the iron and coal regions.
Mr. Cary said that the imitation policy popular
policy and that ii would be taken up by the Democratic
party NewYork and IL vote in that State could I've
taken tomorrow the grcenbac policy would get 100000
majority When asked where In this State the Demo
crac party strongest, he said Central and North
Western Ohio would go ahout usual but Southern
Ohio, especially In Hamilton County, il would make
great gains and also in Cuyahoga Mahonng. Irunihl.
Counbiana, anl Lawrence Counties. In the latter
county there capitalist witi. 800 workmen who
had been obliged to stop work, and whose woIkmen
would change their vote this year from The Republican
to tie Democratic party. Mr.. Cary admits that he
will lose votes in Ashtabula County and some other COIN
ties Of the Upper Western Reserve and his looks for
heavy there. He places lis hopes for
the general dunoss OF business and sackncss ot woh IL
the mining regions, and he is playing the msfouncs
of what he would call the debtor class Of OHIO with
master hand. asked him what he thought OF the opn-
ion which have heard expressed frequently that he VIII
be defeated and Allen elected lie thought they would
get the same majority he asked sOmcw hat anXiOusly
what elements arrayed against him in the Western
Reserve, and tomorrow night in Cleveland he is to
make great effort to cODcate the Germans. lie viii
make al address in which he will that, while
he Temperance himself he never has been Pro
hibonst that he docs not and has believed law
co nd have any efficacy in controlling mems GIpctes
and that though invited, he declined to have anything 10
do with the wOmens crusade on TIE ground that lie did
not believe in any such compulsory means TO scppress
intcmpcTance
ME-. CARY's SPEECHES.
There (. nc doubt that Mr. Carr bearing the brul %;
the canvass for the Democrats and is proud Of it, lie
has spoken fifty mes already and will speak forty times
o!e and there signs OF his becohne exhausted
meeting the issue fairly and squarcly in every
speech he goes the lengths OF Imitation panacca for
hard times and does not luk behind ncre a3usc OF Ma
onal banks and he discusses the school question in
straightforward, open way that sences criticism c at
least gives his opinions frankly. ask him what would
have been the effect the canvass if the EcpN!cans
had met him in the open lcl and clunc TO TIE banners
Of money and he replied hat they would have been
better off to-day. The school question. he sad,
actingly strongly but he admitted that if it
had been reserved for the last ten days OF tho
campaign it woud have done immense execution
went 10 Milcrsbur= yesterday to hear Mr. Cary speak
fine looking sluare-built man, wl,h massi|e head.
fne thick gray hair pushed back from very intelligent
nd hp /. pf
foctive stump speaker He is earnes conversational
tllker, apt at ustraion with QcrsuasycneSs that not
only OvercOmcs ignorance but also captivaos that MI
merous class OF men who think just enough to make
themselves believe that they capable Of solving any
problem Of government without regard 70 the experience
Of ages
CARY's FINANCIAL SCHEME.
Mr. Carys financial speech in substance as follows;
The Republican party has been iegislang for years in
the interest Of the creditor class agn, the debtor class
and deserves be put out Of power lie then mentioned
the foowine by which the party had don thiS
l) through Secretary McCuiloch they contracted the
curency (2) they passed a. law making bonds payable
in gold when according to Thadicus stevens ana Se.
Morton and Sherman the law under which they were
Issued made them payable in greenbacks, az they ought
o he: D they recalled the $50 and 1910 BONDS
have the whole debt funded in gold bonds C they are
buying silver ut premium 20 deem fractional cur
rency when the siver Will le in the bank vaults as
soon as issued thus taxing the people aud pTlvns
tdt ~ or AL SIDtl CuI4FHCg, l'I AHS pNH ~" ''N''
ing never TO tax the bonds and thus they transferred the
burdens Of taxation unon the poor man. 90 they pay
National banks gold interest bonds, ana then allow
them to Ssuo bank notes aud make money by tn" monop
poly OF dscounting them His remedy for the hard
times jout by these measures is this Money
being merely representative of value, wholly lhlng
apart from the value itselfnerely convenience IN ex
chauge-siye the people much the wants Of bust
ness and trade denand. He Illustrated this idea by
describing the Ohio River in dranh, when its bottom
can be sea and produce crowds its banks waiting 10 DO
shpped-this was c0ntracdon; and of the same river
during vast food. when the border farms are sub
merged to the tasses OF the conths was imitation Inc
Democratic party desired neither expansion nor contrc
ton simply yoluino o. wafer currency sufficient TO
float TIE business Of the country This was tho whole
financial theory of the Democratic platform OF two great
States OF course there much abuse OF the rich ana
sympathy with wrongs Of the poor, and "A an ls-
traon OF the speakers audacy il may be mentioned
that he actually argued to-day that most OF h' hearers
uad more taxes to United States Government than
Nj. A. T. Stewart of New-iork.
Last night came here to hear tho speech Of ex Lieut..
Gov WoodfoTd OF New York, in reply to SIR. Cary. Mr.
Woodford WAS one Of Mr. Cary's audience at Orvile
several days ago. lie had large audience composed OF
the best classes OF the community Ihty hca hIs i'y
with much apparent interest The General during 'Ae
evening exhibited 50 greenback - continental hoo'
50 gold piece Of 1875, and SILVER piece OF the Dnch
Repnbc II may be imagined what effect he produced by
the COMPARISON the histories of these pieces OF money
the money of the dead Republic worth more today than
the money OF living Republic tie voice OF the Con-
t,neDta note AGAINST further issue oi grecnbdcks ana
the true distinction and difference between the god pccc
and the paper promise IL il worthy "I remark PERHAPS
that the gold piece was presented t. him by gentleman
after hearing his hard money speech In Congress agns
the Currency bill The gentleman too Mr "oodIord 10
wear it until the grecnbacH became ita equivalent Inc
Continental note WAS given lin by an Old farmer ol
Orvie who heard his description or the 'c ana i'i IN