The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-07-07
WHOLE NUMBER 227.

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: an evil to be remedied, aud, while th,
7 Republican Convention said what i
had to say in a Enthusiastically Gu
vert, sinister manner, the Democratic
platform speaks plainly.
trndianspoli. SENTINEL
The ticket presented to the country
will prove 10 he n strong one. Ii com
bines such elements Of popularity and
real worth as will increase and grow,
and finally overcome such opposition
as has been based on extreme opposing
views on the financial question. II
will receive the supp5rs Of Demo.
crats who differ with some Of the dec.
larations Of the platform upon this
subject, for the reason that on that
subject there is nothing to be gained
by looking elsewhere. The Republi.
can party platform is as clearly in fa.
vor of what is termed hard money
views as any declaration in the Demo
cratic platform, and while the Repub-
to assert its conv;ctiors or Jee.nJ ,6o
resumption measure of 1875, of its
own party, the Democratic platform
demands the repeal of its odious re-
sumption clause stonning the ruinous
contraction bv which trade has bccn
imnoired and rel;ev;nc ,ho coun,rv ~
that dread which n 6.eJ dav has in.
spired that snecie pavments sboulJ he
enforced bef,re the nrosner;t, ,.f the
cnuntrv sboulJ m,ke Il noss;bIe ar
copyenient
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e,orts and tr;nmnh.n,ly e,cct 10 the
Pros;Jous,, our s,pnJarj hoorsrs TIL,
den auJ Hendr;cLs
n. Y. World
The passing bell of Eadical tyranny
and misrule and roguery and corrup-
ton, rings out to day from st. Louis,
over all the land. To the nomination
at Cincinnati of a candidate without a
purpose, upon platform without a
meaning, st. Louis responds to-day,
with the nomination Of candidate
whose name is the symbol of unflinch /
ing Reform, upon platform which
means a peaceful revolution in the
whole spirit and conduct of the gov
crnment of this country.
oi"einna'i hnan''','I
An enthusiastic greenback Demo
crat writes us to reproach us for what
he terms our backing down. I,all
such friends, We desire to say that We
have not abandoned conviction. or
deserted cause in yielding aequiesc
ence to the action Of the st. Louis
convention. The Enquirer has never
made any fights outside Of the Demo
cratic organization. We have labored
hard and zealously to plant the party
upon what We believed to be sound
basis. We have striven, certainly, to
put it upon the side Of justice and
right. The representatives Of the
party, in convention assembled, have
seen tit to declare line of policy quite
contrary to the one which we have
advised. We sent our representatives
bored IN mako our views effective IL
would certainly be foolish to turn upon
the party and make war because it
rejects our advice. We will in time
accomplish something inside the party.
We can do nothing outside. We have
made our fight Us member of the
Democratic organization. If the
Democrats achieve success this tall, a
great step will have been taken in the
direction Of necessary reforms. The
battle against long established customs
and deep seatel traditions is a tedious
one, and the fight which we have been
making for currency reform, could not
he ended in day, nor ore campaign.
Let Democrats stand by the organisa
ton and the nominees Of St. Louis,
We have Congressman to elect this
year, and there is no law to prevent
the selection of representatives who
are in accord with the sentiments of
their districts on the financial ques
tious.
Indianapolis News In nlspSlisa' hepuSieanl
The nomination of Tilden is not a
surprise. For week he has teen the
most prominent candidate before the