New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

os.od 10 receive bogus dispatches, feeling. doubtless
-. ,ho western member OF the party, who exciaims,
,hs Republican news from Colorado come along.
~ crn stand 1t now J.
The Hon. John G.. Thompson, in what may
red foc-horn FAST from Ohio so full OF wind Is L.
- h has proof that the Republicans made LAVISH ara
t use Of money While he is getting his proof he
- the publo nc cannot 90 better than pay niue
,,ttou 70 this direct charge ag inst his Owu party i
- Ci,,,ipnnh Commercial: The Democrats had
- Of outside money for Cincinnati, and tle Repub-
I.oould not get any. The Democrats got $1,000 on
Hn'ndav-the entire amount OF 11ldens taxable income
oIIIsf3-for election y. The Republicans had to be
economical
Fv.Gov. CASTOR of Massachusetts means no
hn he SAYS IT, and his party begins to realize as much
1qev pushed him aside to make room for lig0re-hc'u
bep they we're looking for candidate for Governor
,d then attempted 10 pOutce his disappointment WIN
congressional nomination. He pcremptorily dcchhcu
,n application The convention adjourned for week.
vad and argued with him in the mean time, met once
more and again nominated lin. Again he declined ana
,hs stupid convention must find another candidate.
Meanwhilo TINS absurd management has made iAe parry
,idculous In olOse district ana thereD! h"uc Noi %
tbe election Of Republican Congressman
While the Democrats are eXpendrng their
,rnth in yelling TO the courage OF tho party
,be Republicans already hard at work in all diee'
tons In Indiana they taken the field for the NO
vep,ber canvass without particle OF encouragement
Their spirit Is thus represented by The Hd"tdiO'S
Jourral "The Republicans Of Indiana arc neither ds
,psyed nor discouraged Under circumstances peculiarly
t,vorae 10 success tie Democracy have, by Their SUI
preme efforts barely escaped Waterloo defeat Ih'y
owe their partial success not TO their own strength Du'
10 their frauds and tO diversion made in their IaVof Oy
class of Republicans who were deceived and missed oy
false issue Under these circumstances the kepuDoHn
party feels assured Of rs ability to carry the stat IN
yember and viii Immediately resume active opclatlons
10 that end. Tue lines Will bt reformed az ohCt'
wherever our organization Is defective IL VIII DE lih
proved. The Stale can be carried iOr haySs ana
Wheeler and it is the purpose OF Republicans 10 10 "
The DemOcrntic election frauds i'll Cincm-
natl last Tuesday serious enough to attract inc at
tention of the courts In charging the newly npahce'
Grand Jury Thursday, Judge Swing read 'he eccoi
law aud said This election law applies to the cctuoi
lust past at which Representatives in Congress were
elected and Il ncu es many OfenSes. Your attention
may he called TO violations OF this law, and evidences
may be presented for your investigation, ana IL is ny
duty 10 say 20 you that the purity OF the oalioi-DoX IN
timatey concerns every citizen, and unless II Is pre-
served this Government worth nothing at all II W"u'
become simply the Government of mob, ana this IL sui
can only be prevented by ali good people irrespective OF
party setting their sc3s like hut against any violation
of the law any attempt TO violate 1t without Ieier
ence to politics should be prosecuted and severely deal
gats fhis matter carefully, and return indictments
against all WHO violated this law, be they hlg Oh
low be they the miserable tools who nave been used Oh
m men who have used them. This is not parry ques
ton and your delbtrauOns should not be influenced 10y
party considerations"
Mr. Wendell Phillips has been relieving his
mind in new lecture which is like all its predecessors
general and lively assault upon pretty nearly every
body and every thing His subject somewhat remark
able "The Holy Ahauee-Rum and the South lie
delivered his views this topic in Boston on Thursday
evening aud the medley curious one. As Usual be
could not say an thins too bad about the newspapers
rrased In his highcs. strain Butler Blaine, Boutwell,,
and Morton gave Judge HOar energetic I'IS, said
civil service reform humbug thought the saliva
ton OF the country depended upon the success of woman
suffrage and prohibition, and actually pOked fun at
Charles Francis Adams by saying The trouble with
the present advocates OF civil service reform Is that te
do not believe in the pcrpetty Of tho principles OF the
Declaration Of Independence They antagOnstc to
the principles Of democracy and cannot be counted upon
Take j. Freeman Ciarke-the man whom he favored M
1861 was Judge Thomas, who voted with the Secession
UnAFses FrsIois man who hasn't known for
ten years whether be a Democrat or RepInlictu.
IAppausel Now he has gone with the Democracy; but
II the party takcs him leader IL will never succt 3D.
for Adams led mis- party but 70 the grave II
Adams leads tie Democrats he viii bury the ptrl-OUd
hasten the dayi Mr. Adams was Free-SOilcr ana a
Liberty for eighteen years ana all tGHt tlc uid
listened to ant-sayery teaching. ana inspired by the
words Of his father Bnt IN 1861 Charles FRANCIS ADAMS
offered bind the North hand and foot ana SaS ny "a
constitutional amendment Do you wonder tEdt to-day
h. goes the Democracy from the Republican party as
he says 10 find an honest man Z"