, 1875-06-28
Johns DAY. Al nobody secms anxious to c't'm
tho discovery, 1t Ia Loro girsn 10 tho world with
out chargo.


respect than "hn.,est john kellay." or Demo-
cratic Mayor Wicaha1n.
Tho workingmeu In New York City who arc lod
bS JOHN Murriahoy hni Fernando Wood retain
vlvt1 recollecttons Of Dosa Twced's Bp'oudtd gov
osnmont. They vii! nut 10 l,ard On tho old mau
whon LIE gets out Of prison.
Gov. llcudricka does not think that his buai-
nesa will carry him in.o OLIo this fall. lie know
TINT a'1ence In gotob, and cynn tho resolutions
Of his party fro,nla in Ohio cannot conylnco him
that golden things ufo not euoJ.
a reporter of tito Kanasa City Ti,nrs makcs
Senator Ineal1h say that Dsia.ow Is tho s.longeas
inan IN the Republican party, and tu1o to 10
outnated-xhIch l"a1H uR TO 8urposo TINT
1ngaila IL s1mple-4earted fellow, OF MI enemy
Of Dristow.
Tho Toledo Catholic RcrietB says truly thai
tho SUCCESS Of the Democratic r.arty in Ohio
ofofB tho only possible chanco "to bsetk down
the publIc-school syatem." Et!l, It iu not enough
Of chance 10 mako Catholics cnshusikHto
Democrats.
Tho Democratic party In Ohio has aiienntcd
throe clasheh Of voters,-the Gofmans, by nom
mating Gen. 3. +. Cary, 3 notorious bathcrtkiso
and temperance Rposlas tho hard.snoney Demo-
cEata. by adopting an imitation platform and
tho Catholics, by tefuHmg to permit division Of
tho school fund.
Tic Cleveland Platndea,er observes that Sam
Cary, Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Gov
oEuor Of Ohio, Las been "t1e lifelong aivocnso
Of tho rights Of tue workingmou." II tic work.
ingmau has right to ess and drink aa ho !ikcs.
sum Cary has bocn lsfo.long opponent Of "tAo
rights OF tho worktngman-"
In Ohio. w!,ero tic Democrats hopo to win,
}11nr hhr Ipo1u nj f7r }n}1n i$, .{Stt,,
where thoy tavo not q ghost Of = clanco, tlIar
publscaus In both slatoa. md in tho West gen.
orally, whcthor they expect to win or lose, con-
ststol,tly demand return to honest mouey and
tho payment OF the public debt in coi1I.
The Democrats OF Illinois have two prominent
mer in their ranks, either OF whom, II un,ni-
natod fnr Governor. can Go counted On 10 offetld
a,ge body Of voters. Ouo is Or. N. B. DAVIS,
tile lending temperance man in II!inois WHO
other Is Mr. Cyrua II. Mccormick. for whom no
truo Granger would voto wAile reapers a1e hold
at the present oxorbftAnt rates.
Several woil-mcRnluR journa!iats {aaYs tho
Nov York 7rttune) arc doing tho Koe!oy motor
great injury by confouuainy ltH Inventor with
tho lion. ". .. Kelley. A vague impression las
UGGA 6khthEu btIht lAI hCA HtbA@htt49 10 luNEAAc
for grinding out unlimited greenbacks from uu
peEccptibls material whatever. Thla Ia d 1nls-
take. Tho new motor IL ruu by water; all of
Mr. Kcltey's financial discoveries depend for
tAelr ptopellius forco entirely upon wiud.
The Ohio LIBERAL controlled by Qeu. Drinker-
lolf, supports tue Dumucsatlc ticket in Nlchand
County. but denounccs tho Democratic 'Hsato
candidates. on account Of tho tlnaucluI plank III
tt,uir ,tionY,
Htato tlckot It sayH That the mon WHO ruled
the Democratic Convention aud mauc i.s plat
form 1ero ull CID Wings, headed By Tlonas Ew-
ing. Lcw,s D. Campbell, aud Samuel 7. Cary.
II wa,na senator Thurman that he cannot DO
active In this campaign without tutulug lis
future.
Judge Junius Hillycr, OF Georgia, has 1rittou
letter to tae Atlauta fe.os declining to tako
part IN Fourth 1T July caobl alton. llo writes I.
In tpy heart / feel TINT tic existence Of the
Government which dnwuel on the mcnlor-
ablc Fourth OF July, l77o peElsllod In 1861,
aud ta ia tho fourtoenlh year of tho present
Government. can't porceiyo how any Bou!l-
orr man eau, with patriotic pleasure, participate
Ia tho celebration Of tho nnuivozBary OF . 0ov-
ernmeut that Laa long Gensed to exiat." North
orl peopIo might accommodate Judge lfiflycr
by celebrating the anniversary Of Leo'a Burren-
der from Which tllne he might datB the existence
Ut tho pteseus uoyoroment or tho united StAtes.
Chiof-Jupuco Church, Of Nov York, has Hub-
1nilted 10 All lntors!ow. lie believes d reBtora-
ton Of NATIONAL harmony 10 10 near at hand,
aud necessary to tho peaceful existence Of tho
0oyernuient. Gen. lt&nt be roEardB as no long
or q candidate. Al to tho Imitation doctrine III
tho Ollio Democratic platform, Judge Church
aayas
Gov. Allen Il u strong hard-money Jackson Do,no-
crat nes.rt!etras aln ths iuaatiuu uoctluo tn tto
which have TO bo lnadN tn overy public GoAy. Gov.
Aondicks, Of Indiana, IL alEo har.nouey man, and
Iii. sista Conyentou Tho truth is, ilas iu'!atIcn,
tho mara of people. Ihcy say, "Why saoiI nes
s:eaI of i, c.n II and ths lniorer wo ,as to puE.
chaso thess urclo. At tho tunston prices consldesa
geta Hu thinks tlst s Il much r[c.r a. f. 81
day thnu hs waa II Il Or g. forgetting ta a ~ eara
ma snaer III ineous CO prch..od ScfoSe Wsa his Income
ceaaea through sicincss Or loss Of employment. oi
tbs on Get II disastrous to him, aud proba
hy ferFta to AhnW i how disastrous tho policy Of
intatjou actually Il.
Tho indications aro that tho Democrats Of Till.
nola arc not at al dspoBed to follow tho exa1nple
Of their Ohio brethren on tho currency question.
| Their principal organ, tho Springfield Register,
| protests strongly Rgn!ost tho Ohio platform,
calling It ~ falHo In its Btatomouts, faiso III ts
CONCLUSIONS and orroneous 10 its prilciplos." II
! addH: "14e issuo Of lseal-tender paper was
ouce dnciled unconstitutional BY tho Bup1ema
| Court, whom Mr. Chase waa ChIot-1nBtIco, and
afterwnrd tho Court Was wate.ed and tho qnes.
ton seopeuod; upon whleh tic Court decided
that 1t waA constitutional a. wnr measure a
forced loan ouly. Tlis settlos tho question for
ever. and thero will bs no opportunity to reopen