New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
:,.... ~ N. American people is too great to think

..r. =, the American people Is too great to think
otherwise - r Nm, Uomn-
Mr.. William f. Chandler OF New-hamP- up
,ire one Of the shrewdest political OoSor1 :"
country. writes from Ohio to !he Oo'o"'U .
"oi'o vii surely be Republican in October But 'no
-. oh.hlv will not be largo. Ohio has seh'
80 .,igronts TO people the States fuither meo'
,ce majority Of them Republicans wme IN 'ho" pa
ha,c come many Irish Democrats. lhele arc 'oN
man defcctiOns: and in some OF the MINING oe
.,,oas and the greenback heresy VIII n1uio 'u'
,,a ,,use The lovers OF good liquor are JULES p''J
diced by stories about the temperance 81
~, I1erpes our candidate for Secretary OF STAY; @
t al these adverse influences 70 0pcratns % tno
aio,, ~ he people against restoring reeIs 10 POt
ana Iho 1ii Give Ms the state by handsome mayor
ttY which will be moro than trebed III NO'eu'oi'
Mr. Brstow has been soundly berateu oS
Kentuckv democrats for turning against MS wv :,
,,onY in his speeches in Indiana. no" l'i o :. 7
ran be Judged by this extract from rocg T ,it ~
,,d IN heaven that there were 10 ploouy ..,o
49, ~, tho Renublican party means to protect 'no
i od tho south has yet given no evidence INN , -
, orc safc from political opponent ana 'hi' '"O'
III ho M more bloody shirts. There VIII DC io -,
o., any military force when the Democracy sec to
80 M chance They will quiet down. anu '"ee W..
- hioodv roassacres at Hamburg or elsewhere ~ S "o
s,si,,o hone OF power that does the miscmci' my
bove excited this dangerous hope by the
ssto,,st for President, and so long as they eh'oi
lapf-
- hone of bis eiecton, 80 long viii the secuoha an"
os,+v evist II the Democracy meant lair' why ui
a., ,ot nominate q War Democrat Because they ue
,ad o the united South that Is their boast we
Int south with our armies and left quarter a. VI 1 IN
Went td 20 dissnuder united South, ana yet IN tlo.
1ar years undfr the banner OF Democracy n W - Iy
stb ynect TO carry with the ballot Wht lue{ io,
fbe bullet The united South means 'n,id 'nitnd Sontb
nccs to our social peace We met the unitea NE
g9enCT ~ LET ns now meet the united south WIN tne
Sanot have no bad feeling toward them, Due inc i
Sbief mnst be crushed by crushing the Deuocia'9'
Mr.. Blaine is receiving about as much no'ice
S.. th ro,nocrats now as Col. IngersOl, ana iof 'he
80 reoson FIAT he is making unusually bright ana
a.,,,o s,eecbes The two orators sometimes speak
,otbor and wherever they appear there IS great un
,,ross among the Democrats. Hero is an extract
80 MFR Rlaipe's speech in Ohio on Saturday night;
EWbeneyer We get Mr. Tildens name 10 any tn'hs an"
hiring II mn against him he denies IT, lie uehies Una W
sror wrote the letter that he sent ont as chainah VI ~
-, vor,, Democratic state Central COmmittee-lhe
80 Of oil the political rascality of 13Gs-he says that
g. d,,t write that; he says that Tweed forged IT,
Iraugbterl Now Tweed is coming home, we VIII near
svbat TNeed hes got to say. Uaughter.l SO when he
ont cpr IN Chicago in s64 and was member OF the
committee ON resolutions that declared the war failure
no savs that he du't vote for it, He did not have the
courage 10 say that in the convention, but he shpPeo
around the back way to McCellans room III thc n''o
and told hun not to mind that clause. lLaughterI lie
has cot the certificate Of Manton Marble to that e'G
Gr Tidep Is a remarkable man in another respect re
los nriynte pigeOn-hOe in which are n!td ne eeO,'
fbat he prepared and expected 10 dtlVei DuI uu ~.
deliver And lir Marble ana nj; biSeloH Say ~ 4 sn
and would have been glad to say IT, but the occasion
never arose." daughter