The daily gazette., 1875-07-31
W5U Initiation Initiate.
0ensral Ewin. On the Ohio Platform
A Strong Defense;
Fs9% !, a1.sei Gen; Thomas Ewtas's 1swreaos ooun-

y
| g A StronE Defense,
ff0m 4, a,.sc 1sn; Thomas Ewiag's LswTenos eoua.
But who shall determine what
quantity of currency the busi.
ness Of the country reuuiresp The De.
mocracy Of Ohio saw the people who
40 the business and are the sovereigns.
Ihe institution of money is conven.
tionsl, and its establishment and regu.
lstion q sovereign perogative. Why
should the people surrender this soyer-
eign power, which determines the
distribution Of their wealth to the mere
chance Of gold production, or the
vicissitudes of European crops or poll.
tics. or the interest Of Incorporated
money lendersf The money power
does not distinctly deny the fitness of
the people to make war or peace: to
determine all questions of person or
property; to regulate all the rights and
duties OF man within the scope of civil
government. But then demand that
the people shall abdicate in their favor
the sovereign power ofcontrolling the
money OF domestic commerce on the
tnsolent assumption that they are. and
the people are not capable Of regulating
The chatter about Confederate and
Continental money and French assig.
mats, rags" ETC., does not deserve
serious answer. The Confederate and
Contental currency were issued by
rebel governments when their cause
was desperate, their people po1r and
public loans impracticable at home or
abroad, and when excessive issues of
notes were resorted to as a last resource
OF despair. The French assigua{s were
based on the eonf1scated property of
the church and nobility, and lost all
value when the revolution itself was
overturned, and the confscaFed pro.
ported restored to its original OWNERS.
Our republic is the frmest gotesnment
on earth, regardful of publiosahonor,
with credit at home, and niRaftenths
OF the people are property holders with
the conservative tendency witch fol-
lows the possession of properly Such
people, under such circGMgtances,
will not run into wild extravaganza
In this any more than in EnYx other
policy of government. .FhS$6le used
to power, have used it wissfk and
honestly, aud will use .jte&n this
money question in spite Qf,fhe con-
temptuous 1eers Of the min nt6nSbf the
money power. 1t Is said the Ohio
Democracy demand an issusspf green
backs, unlimited and illimitahls, and
that an excessive issue will Sink their
value and be in effect repU9fa ff6n. But
our platform prescribes q "lhffft-the
requirements of ENTHUSIASTICALLY
In New York, member of Congress
mot our Buckeye abfuAdS SsSam Cox
denounced our platform aa64sDne OF
wild imitation, and in the sesRe breath
declared that we already have more
yreenbacks than the WANTS tQf trade
1emand. / answered. th&tplf it be
rue we have mora curIGn&of than
business requires-eur fpi8e1h de-
nands contraction, mid s pre- he
Ihould favor it. "',2 '"1 NE
The elements of dr. faaSafsSs Growth
re thirty billions 81, prop the
abor which by use Of property SfDduces
ix billions Of wealth ahnnsI
ix-tenths of which product la ;eonsumed
living expenses. The busipssSbf pre-
%ction ,U to- oa0 and exchange ss nog aSHRe with
''lood, 'sd keeping aaSst anda issAargins
1.s suIl y IISTn ftiss}A}t rams
sss shall have ss iahs 1ais e2 g Gasa for
1ants Of trade mist aSteTmire s1fi fisEiimits ,n
currency or the afbGitraffy ImitSsf cur
enoy will deterfhihe he olump m trade.
Which shall be, subordinate? TT I've are
rong the converse must be true hid the
nsiness be cut a4wA TO fhe diS6sions
the foseordaihs sa ehfrsean,tSsS., MHere as
snsible to cut down the .bas,nsSs:M our
s.sS sssss%a assd e sss ass Of
tock, or to rsduts TIE asreaaa Hf the
rops in the fpnntirY hgy &nasbsi5lyS &naIass num-
er Of mowers and thfeshs2S or rAtter the
ustom Of Chinese MhSSmen tMhSSmh ID :fa lttSt the
rowth Of the foot sforiaa pres rEsHyize of
noe. The Ohio DemScgh@ IssSSaled a
alt in the match spf the sRpblan ad-
To. the eQu&EfPfiQH.M cur
.pcy with g9lq, aHlSd a!HlS ,aeAHsnya Gst an
her and bsttsfI 4; rSnt!s % taEen.--
he two rosds aye Tfds ExseIf; One
ada ,S shIoaga SSs Sesss q Tnssa TTadual aa bank
suers, impvxEfisaz{nent and degr dation
the massesrte the Ar shlahnent of q
arrency mea9re IN aaattilys ! fhkeaior in
and, esnttolle 6.bE nt0s6polies
q feJg .uuon6S sespt9aaii Il 6hca6skower
ill make them, loNde aN1is& fHh&l people
rte. IEhS othetsaeaGs thSnAxh indus
ial activity, ak,ate1lentl Of AtaurE en-
oyment of-1absr and 'the'ihfasion of
ealth to the estsblsheeknt Of an exelu.
rely ynAtionalcurreneg ceaSrclied hv the
ople, with due regard ,is6 1aE DSliga-
ms Of onorsna 10 tkS &q1hh 5ntehests
all sedtxons end olSseea. ~ &i6h road
all we takeP Shall we plut9AfSn for
arn n5earsI thtoush. tks s&4fb fboAihn bog
the induAtstesaof ttieroun-
are nov. ssrpgGlirgs and thinEiilg, or
.kah NIB b. hs;pleaaant psAhI,aa :nssapsr-
) y IHso'3SSPHifSj SpHFiifS Sj's"tu ,t,a".i%,,.!f3 itJt
}r5Ig Ia 5T7-:!s - 'r7-T775 7T!I5rtt5st
RoMANLoHpoN. Mt dein!W;For
y,writes an interesting iietthf4from
Iudoh on discoveries made tfnfe re-
ntly while workmen wereana&ing
Il tks INT 1Nastif5dSlaSFs Dsp1sN Bailding,
{ sl2s Gs'5ss If & b R5sfEssa Ikea