, 1876-08-23


NC sec only the beginning. Half the b'ls!ne:s-
| men Of Ohio are on the ragged edge Of bank
ruptcy, and most Of the other half are marching
Ii. own a eontemps or isus st Z t}s Taenae ns sef.
] form" cryt UT, talk to them in this crssta Ut
Administrative Reform Is tFiflng. You might
az well talk tn man. whore house j. on fire,
The Tiltlcs, men at s.. Louis, reminded him,
| had refused IT, 70 with the Ohio Democracy
upon taIs identical Currency issue: There va.
NJ need, In fact, to remind Gen. Ewing Of that
| fact. At St. Louia no represented Ohio De.
mocraey On the Committee on Resolutions, and
the Tllcn men made s],arp iss,su With hlul, and
pretended TO declare for Hard Money,
no a6s 6M2sy ss o. nj S' es.2 M9s g., X 9fns as
ways will be, the bulk Of our currency. The
Democracy favor Government money
WHICH costa THE PEOPLE NOTHING.
| Whether Mr.. Tfldcn cntcrta[ns that view,
don't know; hut the only choice 4 between that
paper-mnney and bank-papcr. But Mr.. Tildcn
has planted himself squarc1y against the Rcpub-
DECLARES that no plan Of resumption should 10
adopted which Will disturb the business Of the
country by reducing the volume OF tho currency
below the legitimate demands OF trade. In
nute Of the Democratic canvass In this ssate,-
".Nr. 1den Japors Just that mode Of resumption.
rhfch ce Ohio Democrats haze aiaaays Ja.pref; and
hh declarations a. to tu polan'< Of currency are
"The fact then fs,' ii interrupted. s4that De-
mocraey Will th!s fail make precisely the Issue
| they did with Cor. Alien at tho head Of their
ticket last fall, and Will occupy tbs same posi-
tlon precisely tnsy did thcn' and on that lssuo
"CertainIy," satl he. 1.-THE issue can't be
nntlo anything else ,n Ohio; that is the issue
with the people We can stand On Mr.. I'll
denis letter Of acceptance, and make Our fight
successfully, without rctracting anything We
have sa!d Or favored. Mfr. Tilden, Ii his letter,
ExrnEssss TIE VIEWS Or THE ONO DEMOCRACY
to to dot on the ?ne.tions m Of Kesumptio,n and
As Gen. Ewing complains that the Grcenhack
Democracy have been "ecrcgtously licl-about," !"
hare taken the trouble to give l,ts Views In his
asne q %
before being Incorporated In this letter. The
views OF thu Ohio Democracy, upon which the
canvass Will be made, arc the same that were
worn threadbare By Afr. Pcndlcton aud Gov.
Government to furnish to the people ciFc1I-
lating medium {rag1 which costs tho people
nothing. and, according to the Grccnback tho
ment ot these prom;esto.Ip'ay i "forced CO.. eo'
traction" that would rob and bankrupt the
people. What it really. costs the people In slim
ulating inflated sGecllations In values, in tho
loss Of Exchange, Is lever reckoned usk And, BY By
"suppfytng currency equal To the wants Of
tradc," the meaning OF which phrasc, II mean
Ing It has, no man erer to!d.-wllat the Ohio
Democracy intend Is such continued imitation Al
viii renew tho MISREPRESENTATION cra-to bc
succeeded bv sctt1cmcnt-day more trying even
than was the fatnou. ~ Black FGday.''
This Is precisely the sort Of Democracy tho
Tiiden men went to St. Louis to stamp out.
But
IT Is 1nnErREss1DLR.
No other Democracy obtains in Ohio to an ex'
tent worth reckoning; and, Ind the attempt to
stamp It out BEEN perslsted In, tic Cooper tick.
ct would havo been voted BY tens Of thousands
Of Ohio Drmocrats. Tfldcn's letter nf accept.
ancc they receive solely as aa unconditional sur
render, giving not!.e to that elect as Gen
fact that Tltden has not tho ghost Of chance
Of an election without the aid Of the Gfccnbavk
Democracy; aud, u elected, they will demand
ra thst h a ~ n hn es Tes0ston i Aa
letter, be mol sct.aslae after the election.
Undoubtedly the Issue will BE- made as Ewing
indicates; and undoubtedly, too, as whoever
cover II is out Of the Question for that issue te
: be avoided. In Ohio, the canvass beswcea Hayes
and Tllden will bo husa
RENEWAL or THAT HErwEEN HAYES AND ALLEN
f1fl wodid hsvo Satisfied the pcmocrats Of Ii.
bootlcssnees OF rcviyiug that Issue. But II
should not b. forgotten that the Dcmpcratis
vote then WIS the largest escr poiie In the State
Democracy been beaten hy less than from 20, ,0M
to 1000 But last yoar Gov. Hayes majority
was only b,ag. as The votes lost to the Repub
; licau party then, by reason OF tho reaction
! agutnst the temperance crusade, were, in til.
eonera1ly-acccpted estltnatc, about offset b,
tl,osc gained for The Republican ticket on The
School question, the closcncss Of the contest
b. asptsa ns Indicating y: n nsu strength q
would he sheer fully to nntlerrats. But tut
Grernback issue has been fought ovcr 50 tont
and 50 stubbornly In Oh[o that Il IL tacitlS admit
ted hy tho Grectl,ack leaders themselves tina
| ut,nt f1ynf nI9asf{nr fhnt 11lr N toaa
siuns to their rank. TtIelr reckoning here.
Ind, as 1t was ut Toledo and Cleveland, is upo.
cAtTuR.ao THE dEnMAH.AMEn1cAS VOTE.
Last fall, npon the Urecnbaclz issue, that wa.
!, satae issue now, with onIy Ttllcn substituted
for Allen, there sec,ns no reason WHY TINT ynte
should now l' cast qSanss 10y: l., HayeS .' b4l
Il, securing considerable portion, at least, o.
Tie Gcrman-A,ncricaa vote for .rllden aud t't
Ohio Dcnlosrary's Green6ackism; IS to whicl
Il Is supposed, that Titlcu, Ia simply cheating
tho Ohio Denloeracy,-comlng II over them In {
Tbs very rrmnrkab'e pronunciamento Of
which was published over hls official sllenatur.
! In his organ. the Catholic TtlWratA1, Of last
week, will undoubtedly operate to fitch to the
front, IN the present canyass,
TuR SCHOOL, QUESTION
once moro. In this document, the Archbishop
announces catcgor1ealty the position Of hfi
Churyl, !n relation to the public sehooA
. "with ITO quote his Tords-"the faint hopt
Of making our voice heard above the loud dir
ot slantcr which meets US on every Aido.'
Therrlu. among other things, he declares:
g, You .riah your schools 10 b frde from all re
| ltgious iuiucnce: IN other worla you wish then
not 10 10 sectional OF seesarian In any sense Th,
Ep!scopate nt the Catholic Church says In this 70
gard: po with Yoar children ~ yan pfeasc.
j. VIC Eathnlcf. On the 0theF hand, arS undet
the conviction that Children sent to- school,
only tn be formed Into eiuzeRa. but ala1, and 60
| peCiaIly, 10 he educated inso good men and goot
Christians; and our Church believes, in all earcat
, with Gux1t, tho celebrated Protestant Statesman
, | OF France, that education can by no means i.
separated from religion. influence. Therefore
| willie leaving ynur schoo1a and their tnHnAGemcn
pcacefHlly III yuar own hands, We claim the high
ii having schools Of our own, from which religion
shall not be excluded, but bo allowed ta exeFcIs'
| ! IT, salntnry influence on our youth.
i I. Ne CLAIM, the right on tho plea that No aro
religious body in this ffuu country. whose Consu
tutloR most Eolcmnly guarantees the tree oxarc!s
nt religious bcu to I'LL it, citxcns. and tho fules
pnrtonhl freedom IN regard 10 the dlctatcs Of con
! | sccnce, Now, thett l. not 4 more essential U