New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
GENERAL CAMPAIGN NEWS
THE CINCINNATI DEMOCRACY

THE CINCINNATI DEMOCRACY.
THE st. LOUIS TICKET RATIEIED-GENRRAL s,r,a
FACTION-MR. pENDLEToN URGES BURIAL a,
DIsAPPoINTMENTs--sPEECH BY FRED. nAss,u.
REX AND OTHERS
CINCINNATI, July 9.-The Tilden and Hen.
drics ratification meeting last night attracted as aree
crowd as could be expected during the present warm
weather. The Grand Opera House was well filed ana
the audience showed considerable enthusiasm speccLe.
were made by Judge Hoadly president OF the meeine,
George H. Pendleton, Fred Hassarek, Charles ReemelIn
and Samuel f. Hunt and letters received from SEN
atOr Thurman, Lewis ID. Campbell, Bayless W. Hanna
and John g. Thompson Sergeant-at-Arms Of the House
Of Representatives Judge Hoady said he to the
duty presiding the meeting with alacrty because
he felt that the old banner OF Jackson and
victory was uplfted Although divided in political sent
ment he believed there substantial difference OF
op on among the people in regard to suhect-ths
near close Of the present Administration His speech
was mainly intended 10 show that Gov Hayes, wLlea
man worthy all respect. could not cnancipale himself
from the Administration leaders of the party.
Mr.. Pendeton, WHO followed Judge Hoadly said this
was the first time three weeks that he had Ieen able
to leave his home. He said he did believe the coun
try would irretrevably to ruin whichever party may
succeed. lie had too much faith in the people despair
of the Republic. The st. Louis platform, he said
tans tar candid truthful and powerful exposition o,
the views AID opinions in the main, OF the great major.
ty OF the Democratic party. The men who were nom.
mated there able, capable, enlightened, and hon.
orable statesmen and the opinions and views OF tie
platform are 50 important TO the welf-beng Of tie
country at large that every intelligent citizen should
make honest, earnest Jealous, and active endeavOr
bring success the ticket in November. low estimate
Of public service, he said has permeatod every de-
partment of the Government, and has done much to
lower the moral and temper OF the public nina and
heart 1t has entered everywhere, and substituted
ro,l hon, audi trtlb Do
Republcanlsm planted this poison at the very heart
the SYSTEM and il has driven with the blood into all
the arteries and all the veins of the body" BY implc-
catIon-in commenting the present Administration,
which Is mainly responsible for the existing eyils-the
Cincinnati Convention said to its nominees, Go thou and
do likewise" Tie Democratic platform. lie said. presents
the alternative Of Grantism the side aud honest
form on the other; the Is unayOiilbe. In t1is
staewuero the great engagement or tie Dltte WIN 10
fOught-he feals greatly that TIE party wih not WIN.
He reminded MS hearers however that victory IS posi-
bic ii the disappointed ones would 0lOW the Lead 0t
The Cincinndh Inquirer senator Ihur!nln aud others
forget all preferences and zelOusy. If victory
not won, party In ONO viii az least MI the hearts 0f
l. allies WIN me pTeshse5 oi victory, 30 nht NY VII
illusions TO tic currency, Mr. Pendeton expressed no
opinion in regard 10 the PLATFORM, Dut endeayorei
throughout the great need Oi bugying all dlsdp
pOntneus IL any hope victory was 10 be entertained
Reform public AFFAIRS dwet upon as the practical
Issue before the country
SENATOR THURMAN DOES NOT DESPAIR
Among the letters read during the meeting was one
from Senator Thurman in which he SAID;
thank you very sincerely the kind terms OF the in
yitaon and yUu that II IN power 10 ac-
crpt It, would certainly do But the liupcach!ncut
tll has need. aud would be obviously improper
to absent myself from the senate at thls uIe.
rejoice know that the Democracy OF Cincinnati ana
friends OF reform generally are moving witn YgOr m IAe
great work tha IS before II mah IL Democrat at
ncart now is time for him TO show IL IL he Is trie
and earnest lfiond of reform, now IS the uine lOf Inn 70
prove If lie prefers constitutional government u law
less parry rule, UuOn Oi justice and fraternity %
Union or and violence, Is the ne for hn 20
aith by his WORKS. III II no uhie 10 lhdilse IN
vain r, pniu.,; IL time to 'cry over spit mh;
IL s no time make eciai bat subordinate theory
plaluJdut to tc success Ol siCa cause I"c supreme
Necessity of The hour is constitutional honest govern
meut All Other questions are Subordinate 10 tAdI
Uuul thlL De secured, thorough REFORM WI DC pos
Die no solid substantial enduring prosperity viii DO
Ittalable What amy man. VINO has t1e least calm
10 be called ID mOcTdt, rope 10 gam Dy lIOIOnSLS
kldca. rlci wOr, to that end II 10 oPyOse
contribute To their defeat Geutenen, 1t il current Tx
among oar dyCrsdries that ohio irretcyaDy lost 20
and olrucstucss to every Democrat and fied " reform,
put your shoulder 10 the wheel. and 40 not despair.
FRED. HAssAUEEE's SATISFACTION.
Fred Hassaurek, editor OF tie Cincinnati VOtksbtdh
pronounced the Louis platform the best lie had ever
read II eyados nothing and lodges nothing. it brings
the Democratic party back TO the Old Landmarks, rom
which it should never have departed, anu rallies it to
battle against thar mOnstrOus system OF injustice,
uiquty. extorlion and grinding oppression which is
known by the false, dem,lye name of Protection to
American Industry" On the currency question 1t IS
as sound rs a dollar -" tho dollar thAt chinks" lt
declares squaey m favor OF the Old Benton dollar, by
which uoboiy has ever been deceived With its OBJ
j,ctIon4De trature-tnat in regard 10 the Resumption
act - stt bstter carer and more decded Tor .c
turu s8UuI money thau tae Cincinnati platform AE
!iassauieB equally satisfied wllh thc candidates. lie
closed ms speech WIN me statement that nc carries III
us pocket LO other vote tnan his own.
Nh. Hun, thought toe country needs most thorough
and picc reconciliation and SAID Coy. lIuCls citc'
ton would mean lasting peace