, 1875-08-28


gins, tlcn, 1]nrbin Wn,d has Just thtie a
speocl, entttslv devototl to ontfenoy. md "hohs
oppusoa tn Initiation. H. on tl,rnIxil Tho "hnle
txcert;u1 of Alien and Tonhoton. IN farnr Ut
rulh-tnonov. Allan In constantly c,,nft''toi bv
hls rccorl Of furty yssra ago, When ho "as
rabth Ja:Rsohian on lilo cnr'"!cy, Question.
I'endioton, tho F." Yo1rg ttecnback1" Of iorlnnr |
lass, Hbo WAS thon for Imitation aud i,Itlhsad !
nJl,sy, las tattery toned down his yiess. re-
mcmLorirg tho eovcrc cabtiEnth'n u" tecrSe,l III |
1873. whci! aBIltlng to tho l'resie'l.al homfna-
hon and beaten BY seymonr. ilc IL now In "a |
ver OF paying tLo United stssoh bonds in Eoi1,
and sA}tl IN 1ato spoech ~ nu 4atd-
money man" Ut cuurss tho declaration wns r.
cu,le,l and followed and duly 1,otEcd IN With
conditions qualifications, and foseryattpus, 10
M to prosoEvo ha Inconsistency, tick!o the Eantain
tnllionsls, md not slap tic Ollo rtattnrm too
Severely Itl tito fac'. Outstdo of tttse two Dom,
pcrntlo imitation loA4nis. nro Gary. EWING: anu |
Low Campbell, all Old Wnigs and KnoT,Nota. q.
Jugs, wI,o arc running tug Damoerae, n ohin t1
ths dfsgust Of tlIe :'old stHRefe." campbsll
has not yes Hroknn lla piece III shiA camtaEh.
THOU VIC nuHt mt forget tno u1ao'1nn Masr ~. ~
lug, and Uamrb"ll. In In rosHe'sion o. 90 ms-
chinery OF tho Dnmucratlo rsrty IN oa,o, ~ &C.
taios IL policy plans Ito Gan,a,sns a'a ~ bTh1s in
Jobu 4. oookor;ll. of nov. Alon's stan:
whu IL a. bold, fcafleBa. and confldcnt
loader, anl has dono much to, extend
the Influence Of ha paper duing thG
tiAEt 1AM years. ~ IN 1VAs eHe"ot''1
i,lmsuIf Ina stated To tno-ot "mssln1g Tho cur
roncy Or financial question tho Ereat. oVrfsaa
owing lucatiun VI tho country; III favor ot ianof
in every form az against uardou. intereht't boar
Of Continuing this batt!o nptil final victory Il
eclie.cd With tho spirit and discrimination that
n1,i,nutod tl4o Anli.SAYeFy cr'nado III tue last 10
cadc." For tho purpose OF eleaiinG the way anu
y, opnrIng for tho ilEut Thurman. af1d tlen who
hold vieWs l.ko lin, aro 10 be df,Ten from tho
patty, re- hostile 10 tho spirit OF ihis nsw hap
tianl. III t1lIa connection. It IL Worthy OF com
mont that. ni!o tho En7HtrcT "a zoa!ouBi7 fight
IuY \ baltic profataod1y in favor OF labor ~
RKAinHs tho oppression OF hoartol capital, Allen
N ono Of THO greatest land-t,ol.lerB in Ohio,
owt'ing 40o acres Y, ono tract wo CasY IL Tho
owner III part Of o silver mine. With tho sAu1o
rrotEiety That tho torn, tB nur applied 10 Unitod
htatcs Government creditors, thoy might bo atly
DESIGNATED ~ "hloated Landowners" md
'buntcl plver-miuors.'
While, hpwescr, I'll. sdiyoraion OF scntiment OK.
ists among Democratic leaders, tho rank-and-ilIo
in great numbers viii vote tho ticket. accepting
tho theory thA. more money III neoded. Many
viii abBtuin from voting. md oLletg will vote
with tito Republicans 10 kill tho Imitation schemo.
ploustY. and captivAte the unthlnkinR thus
More money iH good thug. No man can
have too much Of q good thug. Has anybody
over beeh found "ho Inns too much money Z"
chievously asked how thiA ",noro money" IL to
be distributed among tim reopfo. Is 1t to bo
given ? IL 1t to bo loaned !; and. IL 40, uron
wLas sccurity3 TheHo questions. OF cou1ae, arc
Ii lctctrett to that thelo is huperapundbuce Of
money unemployed and une,npluyRbls AZ an eyi-
druce that - molo noney " IL mot uoednd for tho
geneta! bntircas OF tho couufry; aud, In
that connection, n lanHhable inconsistency
Ia pointedout in tho colutnha OF tho Cii'cIn.
natl EHuui,cr, which, III its editorial columns,
talks about tho scarcity OF money. and. in its
financial and monetary reports, Bavs tllere Is an
abundance OF currency. to bs be had at rNteR OF
Interest lower than Tor ma,Iy yeara. Tho Bul plus
1upnuy In the bhnkB-wliicl IL ho largo that, aB a
prominent Cincinnati barker informed tho, ls,s
bnuk wont to Nuw lo1l to bus municipal bonds
to keep It's monoy from lying idle-is explained
bv tho suspension OF buninesa. htId tho anrpeh-
Blon OF baalnesa ia explained, ns Qan Dufbin
Ward wittl}y puts It, by tho lack Of currency.
Before tue camp Iieu closcB. ncarl, two months
ahead, all tho evil OF the inflntion-thters will
lie fully eradlcntcd bv intelligent uiAouss'un. md
tho Democracy, OH the curruncy question, Will
he pnt wholly OH thu defensive, If, III fact, tho
currcnos questson.ts not ~ho'ly abandoned AZ tho
controlling isaus, These u 10 1eju4lce against
urecnbacks They are convenient ami safe, aud
ob,cc ionabie only because variable In value tho
ramody Tor which IL uttn.Hto resumption. And
the Wow will. think. DO adopiod, or rather &C.
guIepce1 IN, killing tho po"er OF tue tntation-
raid bofnre electon-day arrives. This viii elvo.
o. the predominant question Of tho campaign,
CATHOLICISM ~ rUnLIo AFFAIRS.
| Thorc Ia in Ohio dacp-Bcated prejudice against
aud jealousy o. the Catholic Churrl, aud its In
sidlous Dover. This since 1854. md through tho
onkire War, has been dormant, oyarshadoNod BY
| the questions Of that period.
| Last winter. bull wdH Introduced BY tho Hon.
J. J. Geghan, OF Cincinnati, entitled FAN net TO
secure liberty OF conscience In matters OF rollG-
itr OF law" 4 moro expressive tit,e, aiadowlne
the purnose OF the act, would bavn been, ''An
act TO inject CstAolirisln into the penal and be-
neso'ant Institutions OF tho SERte Of OHIO. II
Tue act provides tnat no prisoner Q! any pr's u,
or inmate Of ans boneSo!ent institution, shall
be compelled "to attend religious worship or ,n-
s:riletIonB Of u form whtch IL aganst the dic-
ta!cB of his coi'sclonco," and ro lafres tho AL
thorltoa in ctago to furnlsh ample facilities to
all persons tor receiving tue rnlniBtrhtona of tile
authorized clergysnan OF their own refig'oua dc.
nominations or porauns'ons. No objection Ia
1nadp to tie law Itself. Tho history Of tts pAss-
nKo ia what has excited comment. aud bAs
aroused tho ancleat prelu,ilceB against
the Catholic Church. Goghan was = mom.
her Of tho Ohio Legislature from Cincinnati.
While the bill waH pending. AND its passage uu-
certain, ho nrrea!sd Tor aid to h.a Church. ho
bslnK Catholic. His appeAl WAS not In vain,
aud the response ,waa prutnpt and potent. The
Catholic Telegraph, tho able and powerful organ
Of tho Church. editorislly remtudsd the Demo-
cratic party that nine-tenths OF the Cathol,es
we're Democrats. and that their vote had ro-
Bagr ot tho Goghha bill waa expected ~ reco9.
milton aud reward for tho sorvioca Of the
l E4urch- 1t pFotnlfed that, II tho party PASSED
the I'LL, ns II bad tho power to do, beiug IN d
majority, ths un1rokun. sold Catholic pots qf TIC
state could be expected at lts ensuing e!eetion N
1875; md, falling opass II, tho parly would dig
ia political grave. Az tho same llrne, IL gently
hlnted that swan those Democ.Ata who
voted against 1t, though 1t passed, would
be remembered In tho future, Whatever may be
ssid OF the currency, Of banking, and othsr 1uea.
tioua, The oanpAign IN Quo Will bs carried On In
the main on tho qucataon aroused BY the maunol
III which this law waa enRctod. The Repub!icAr,s
nro INIT oh this iHsus uaoraoser, they kre
thoroughly alive 70 tts importance aud, III
Northern Ohio, where hepubslcanl.m .m has always
becn etsongess, thcy slo nlroady ospacla'l.
aroused. Thero has bsen IN Ohio great fear oil
Catholic intorfotonoe with tho Echoo-sY4tota
Tho Catloltce llaya separate schools, and haye
been contenting In cur courts for oksmrt'on oi
their nchun.prupostv from taxation. The posi-.
tton Of tho lteLublicau party may bs thus put
"Ths unity of thu acknowledgement, troe from any
and alt Rectnr1an Interference"
| Un tho other land. tho Democratic partv f8ara
this tasue. II d,sidsH 1t, just ~ the TenpesAucs