The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-07-29
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catiy Stio " Oop"Sg " go
sSma sSas Is ."p Il Us. so%s Of Diem s We're were
yicE orisr, ii lily shall ssll have a
sure foundation.
l. The Republican party is admitted
to have outlived its mission. The is
sue upon which it was built is dead.
It's foundation gone. its struggle for
standing is becoming more and more
hopeless.
2. The political tide for more than
two years has been naturally setting
| in favor Of the Democracy. This cAs
ine3ti9. this momentum, this impetus,
FWiifanet be easily resisted.
). The numerous accessions to the
vote of the State by young men reach
ing their majority are chiefly in favor
of the Demecratic party. .l.....
4. The Prohibition vote will be lar
ger this year than ever before, and by
SO much will substraet from the Re-
publican. strength,4 Thelsumptuary,o ,or
prohibition, vote has been about ten
| thousand. This year it will!be doub-
led.
5. The Republican party by refusing
to put an eminent Judge and man of
high character at the head of its ticket
because of his liberal and sensible
views, has forfeited claims to Che tsuf-l
frages ofaliberali and sensible 'inen!nn
6. Two years ago when 9We carried
the State, the Third, ,Or Liberal party
polfed nearly ten thousand votes. That
vote win be chiefly cast for the Dem
ocratic party this year. h7a !meH
~. The dissatisfaction with the Re-
publican party, its, leaders and its ,4Ad-
ministration, which has been sufficient
Flor two years past to give Ohi0 10 the
fDsnioerats, is Increased rather THAN
Eciimiilished. % Wsn vsd - ,b9c1o.
h. g., The. passage of the Civil Social
Rights Bill, which neiiher the courts
nor public opinion will sustain, has
pproVokeds d widespread hostility to the
tRepu IA 4ieSli party Aofc iuSAi Sasi.dS
h 8. Grsnt has written a letter, pIac-
ticalIy,a bpd isr a third, term noinina-
lion, and the Republican party in
Ohio and elsewhere has praised his
"A afaiAfstrA4 without aiivwhere ne
btnsinu To- ahllni If ;reAnoniiHated
The THIRD term party is not .sw eesai in
the mouths OF men,, and a vote for
HAYES is a Vote for third term.
tls1Oo The recent exposures OF the cor
lruptienis tbiah the hItorioisD department.
same TONED and participated. in by De-
Iano, who, is, contributing largely, to
lthe funds I'll TIE Republican party jim
Fthfs State ,hMll operate ag inst 'tiie
part ty.gsutcess.I 10 sEEsH u bHBo1
b. l.yEbe zsnure sDemocgaiio vote :of
the State, will be brought cut, with
large accessiOns from the Republican
ptaafty by fcasoh Of Dur 'posfti6n as to
1.-The currency, Hnd'fof other reasons al
ready nameda sviiassis iDd oi4sn!s ii
.A2s TW0 years Age thell democracy
ssstsg ssf Sg$sERSs g$S 81 Jats 4bs9S
-S3lrw tHfy .tttMskna, wy eiecteds 6,h
State ticket by @oPluraiNyb bof ol 7s2e2,
when thea BRO hihitioa vote was largely
,rsa9ssah ahsRSS RSS ,bsIYIappeEEa1asss II plank y @ q
reason to;beHe yetfrat THIS tendency is
cllecked. All tire iIecat Il elections -in
the State three,northsyago o Il indicated
that it was still increasing.
| I3. We elected w illiam Allen in
1873 by the, Democratic vote alone.
We shall add to that in 1875 the Gran
gers vste. the iIsiheraf votepwhi laisub-
stuac ting HsA euri iSnponents the PRO
~ Ths Western ksSstve, ,fhs sifooinGgy
iRoiti ana 4IOpei OF sihe Republican,,
promisesi them nohconlfort Nv hills! such
Republioans as * slleY arc among them
talking against the Republican policy.
| The Western Reserve is no longer
abolishing slavery and no longer fight
|fhg,tke war Of 1851, aud it, like Massa-
chusetts, last gear, will vote: on other
| issues. On those, other issues the re-
suit will disapPeint the the Republi-
cans. '''a'' W. 80
a45. The personal populalftyof Gey-
etnor Allen ntliroughsutdhc Stale has
been growing for Two years. Many
Democrats who failed to vote in 1873
because they thought it would be USE
less, will tilis J ear rally to The standard
of then silver-haired standard bearer
when there is abundant, assurance OF
sucSess. "Nothing succeeds like sue sue
cess"
is. The Administration of Goyeriior
Alien has been faithful towards his
party ;, gushimpuss to wardsilis op-
Pouents, >, fapltless in ,eyery respect.
Not even partisan malice has ventuied
to breathe word against it. 20 - 10 -
@nl7!EAi colhnlandiDg.E perhaps "the
commanding reason why the .Demec-
raey viii succeed in Ohio this year. is
found in its position upon the finan-
cial question, Which just now OvertOps
all others. Ii there is any lack OF
harmony in the Democratic party i'll
The State upon this question, il is not
evident That any tDcnOcrati VIII vote
against our ticket because of our plat
form. 1t is not probable that any
Democrat will refuse to vote ON ac-
count Of oar attitude on this Question.
1t is. certain that thousands of inca
hn n off aIfn
Republican party will vote the Dcmo-
cratic ticket this year because Of its
fin.ineiaT creed, and every days dist
cussions of this question w i'll Adispei
faIsehoods, make clear the doubtful
points, Danish hercsies, and add to the
Popularity Of our doctrine. The si-
lent mincs and mills : the acres that
God bountifulis -blesses, but that bring
aeediyidends to the owner /: the unpaid
claims OF every merchant arc eloquent
ly pleading for our cause. Hard times
win and ought to beat any party that
is responsible for them. i@'i1 hi a=si'
nsfn conclusion for this, time) 1--WE
point to the immense and enthusiastic
meeting at Gailipolis on Wednesday.
the character and reception Of the
speeches if es oketf, as an uiiin nistakable
indication that these vari Gus prOposi-
tions are not cplored1 by partisan de-
sire, and as offering rational promise
that. the fictoryis ours.4ERq:
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Tue bonds in small amounts issued
By Government without Interest.
which go from hand to hand are
called rags .idbutio oothe : big iboilds.
held by the few at interest, are
something better than gold. Is it not
curious that mote with interest is so