New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28


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word: They call gold tho bondh9lders money and our
value IN the people. hands is as apt 70
nothing Il much more Of il Is ssuedi T. too. an u favor
OF peoples money. but 1t Ia OF another Kind No, Il s
value than the Scndhodsr It should be egaazed Bas
howl You cannot take from the bondhoider his gold.
hcnor 'A q tho Country ' at heart, you viii not
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as long as that paper money remains what u now H. @
made na; ns q nc 30
s By 9 % ~ sr T.
will indeed be the peoples money and the bondhcldsrs
viii have no hotter s win Pc Gae Tsa ios
longer lying piece Of paper whose yane depends upon
the tricks Of dcmagogues and about when you nave 10
inquire every morning what II ~ wCith.
WORD TO HONEST DEMOCRATS.
word now to those Democrats who, in their hearts,
stu adhere to their old good creed and would spurn
the false doctrines OF their present leaders, did
they not consider themselves by party interests bound
to submit deal fairly with you, gentlemen 90 not
speak to you partisan, for am not one. am In
earnest when say that oil desire for this country and
myself constitutional honest, just and wise govern
ment and little does 1t matter to me at the hands OF
what party the country receives II, provided It
be truth constitutional honest just and wise Neither
do conceal from You opinion that The old parties as
now constituted ftted TO solve that problem ana
that an active union Of the best elements OF the two
would better serve the purpose But IL the two old par
ties are to continue divide the field them for the sake
OF the public interest want each Of them good, not
as bad possible; but since you seem TO believe the IN
Gec 81 sp saS to yoH as psrsans Who
the efficiency OF their organization for good ends. y,
IIaxa nsi,l
the imitation Democracy OF Ohio VII brlng on iagne
by the people OF this state. Ima9dne the movement
spreading and imposing its doctrines upon .ne Demo
money Democrats will be remorseessy sent to the rear
Your influence viii be utterly crushed out Tor the men
do say thsi Not to appeal q selfish impulse. but be-
i is true and sincerely regret H. Tor should 10
But than tins Suppose the imitation Demoesraey
having taken 81 s sr 1. for Nsop
power and having of their own In the Presdentlai
sh sSS maS sa II Tc PfSSS% d
and, M inevitable consequence, universal bankruptcy
er te attitde Of your party on the slavery issue and
questions connected with the civil war has cost you 10
ee from Inn c naon viii s
along with it, and IL will be looked upoD as the common
1p nnq Viii be able to wipe ont OF existence how
ever rotten in morals that cation may be itself
INDEPENDENT ACTION URGED UPON OHIO DEMO-
Gratis
What then the true dictate OF your party allegiance
in ts nober To preserve In your party the power
OF doing good service by defeating those who seek TO
make Il only engine Of mischief and OF suicide Anc how
are you to defeat thems remember the time when re-
ceved high compliment at hands, for having shown
independent spirit enough to oppose party by yot
ing against it when considered it in the wrong This
Is great emergency in which signal service Is to be
done for the best interests OF the country and you hard
money Democrats Of Ohio find no better opportunity
10 enable me to return your compliments for the pat
rioc spirit Of independent act Indeed. Il s great
emergency solemnly appeal to every good citizen OF
this State to be mindful OF his responsibility. Upon your
action on the 10Th October hangs great decision IL
the people OF Ohio strike down the imitation movement IN
their midst that will be its final overthrow II may nnger
on, but the power Of It's onset Will be broken
IL this fail and the advocates OF b5IDrsNl ana ruin
rush VIGOROUSLY into the field OF next years greater
contest then who knows but future generations may
have TO look back uppl the one Eundredth anniversary
OF American Independence tie time which, peIore AL
Others should ill the rator al heart with the noDiest
asprsons) as Of tic blacklist Ia the history OF
the Republic meet the danger here Is therefore The
first thing needfu Upon the honest men OF all parties
call 10 unite in c0Dinl0n en0rt LEI no oLo
fear that the defeat CT opposition party which lses
the ad, aages OF Its position 10 promote such nearous
schees will 90 interpreted As an approval OF wfohes on
the other side fer assure yen when this great DANGER
which threatens to enguf US all In whirlpool OK
corruption ruin ana dlSaPhof IN. men Tbo
coubated the wrongs Of either side as true as ever
To their principles. Citizens OF OHIO. you arc
charged with great Office. You have TO give the Wond
the assurance that the people OF the great American Re
public ere honest and enlightened people; fhat
their integrity and inei gonce may be trusted ALIKE anu
tlat mankind may count upon them in the forward
march OF civilization. entrcat you Ect " i III % so
iOus o Guty.