, 1876-02-24
DEMOCRATIC UNITY,
r1osv Thoso Brethren Lovc ono An-
Dtflcrs

The New York lIorld IL the organ OF tue
ruling element Of tho Democratic party Of Now
York and New England, which IA for sound and
honest mouey. Tho Cincinnati Enquirer ts the
organ Of tho imitation aud rhg-baby element OF
tue Democracy Of tho States Of Ohio and In
lana. Thoao organa naturally disagree In thosr
CAUCUS yIews, Aud tllIs dlHsonsnce Of viowa
loads to somo acerbtty Of expression In tofee-
ring tocach other. Thus tic Enquirer goDs for
tts Eastern Democratic brother after this
faallion
IMpoTEHT WRATH,
The hook-noacd gentleman who edits the Now
for an i1,fslblo Democratic Pope. Il IN . fury
a1aln. Hpu,o reference WAS mado the othcr day
10 = proposed comprprntsc whloll bard-money
gentlemen OF tho Fast wore trylng to cratn
tlon, and It waa mildly limited that tho sthtea-
Iup1i around tho N'orM office were ooucarned Ia
1t, This Mr. Absolute of tho World indignantly
Fcpudiates. lie Bays:
lad We been Hsitcd to concur in the suggestonH Of
Ruch letter, No 1nuAt har1 declined; 6fBt for tLo
communication inado fn private and honorable
very sppells a. prouf ii xe1kness; seconS for tho
reason that m appeal to a principles OK to ts desire
o.lo@ f95 y s Gs ssp pI a. sppss n
that could not dcairc for the sagmoncy rot any
.aor. odions or dse5saitsoio advocacy fourth fos
daily ruus mick au'onR tho reputation: Of sn.h
DcHocrats as Thurman, Tl.!cu. u4ystl, and renale-
ton TueEer Of yiTana, and rsyuo Of Ohio Ia neshos
This is simply torriblo, Tho Norld docs not
deem III capable Of kceping condolences. Bad
II IL aa!iaaod that We do not desira harmony Ia
the Democratic party. Wo certainly do not
eoyet the harmony which conos Of adopting tile
Republican. platform. We can pass over the elur
upon rag money, but what arc Ho to say to tito
Characterization OF tho Enquirer a. = Malay cut
Ting and Alaehing aa tue sacred bulls OF Demoo-
racy2 And from . Journal. too, that has per
satentIy warred upoi ouch Democrats 10 Will.
ian Alien, Dan ". Ynorheos, George H. pondla-
ton, aud William 1Iolnau! Tho Hiorld further
chnrges tint # was the platform Of the Enquirer
Mneh lost tue country to Tue De@oor.ey h
tue Knqutrer's policy which failed In 1871,
aud which lost tho etasos OF Ohio nnd
peunzylyanis III 1875. This is bad showing,
leader. II proves that tho Enquirer Is leader,
however, In tho Democratic party, and tho New
York World follower. Wo could give ample
reasons why, tho Democratic party were not ner-
but that would establlah nothing. Tho chiot
1eReou was that tho country was not prepared
for tho change. The st.tos Of Ohio aud Fenu-
sylvania wero lost in 1875 through tle treAchesy
followera,- small, but suf1lcont to turn close
election. Tho IYorld telIa lib that 1t has no CON-
promiao With .'tfaitors," We accept that Issue.
Wo lIavo nu terms for The knuvea WHO have
struggled for years to sell tho Democratic party
ous to tho bondhoIders, and who have sono
out of their way to striko down the Demo
cratic colors when tLoy dig not happen 70
bonr tho Usnrer'a ,sIgn. Tho World might
as we'll dcclnre thAt the Dnmocrata who live IN
Pennaylyan,a, and wlo spit upon It's doctrine Of
Frec-Trade, arc traltort to tho party ~ to at
tach that stigma to tho Democrats wslo resist
tho attonpt which IL being u1sde to chain the
organization to tho goldon ahsrios Of soms mon.
Dyed naboh. To tho Now York 1ForH wo aend
scorn and defiance. We have ai,nod 1t somo-
thing else beside mere SUCCESS and temporary
victory. We aim 10 plnut tue Democratic party
upon tho aldo Of tho people. Wo could achieye
onemy. And low. thou corrupt and fawnlng
avcophant at tho feet Of Wealth, what u your
recprd7 What arc thy Victories What lauEeiB
bind your brow You we're tho stauch def0ndor
OF Tammany-magnt!lcsut uoateRg OF True
Democracy You helped 10 spawn Twood.
hangs over tho Democratic party to-day. You
opposed A1oClellan's nomination In 1854, but,
like sarviIe slave. you followed In his train.
You uurulurcd ut tho platform ip 1868, but you
payeEttlcleua gave II your support. lou rayod
RgalnBt Tho Greeley coalition la 1872 and sworo
but but yoa lou inaiiy embraced Il. Who bavo you Of,
elected. and what doctrine haye 5ou made law 2
Your principal business has beou to play tie
part OF the spotted dog under tho Luquirey
axle. Now, tired Of your continuous aubmis~
sion, yon cry cut against fate. Last yoar You
mustescd up courage enough to appoar in opop
rebellion. The way is open to you to repeat your
TO make to you. and no Bympatty With tho or
geuizstiou which folloxs your Counsel and Ad-
Vice. Your urAth ts impotsnt. It eau not touch
tho men whose faith iH grounded on Justice.