, 1877-07-09
OHIO.
The Approaching Cleveland Con.
vention.
HaohinpP pPlottings to Put Down prcsi-s
dent Hayes.
Ctndhndn C7mmrycjdy {Rfr,}. Snev =,

6sst struggle will ocnlr IN the Republican party
itsclf. The old Grant Ring, accustomed 10 su-
pranacy IN the party and perfect freedom I'M
perqutsltca, and the machine politicians who
get their living out Of po!tttn and suecr At ro-
form, arc disappointed With the Administration
Of ltaycs. They wcro defeated IN i,ts nolrtua-
tion. Thcy were disturbed by his letter Of ac-
ccptance. They were distressed by hts inang-
ural, and d[sl,cartened by hts. Cabinet, and they
Hence there Is war. Tho Woodstock speeches.
Of Dlalne and Chamberlain constitute dcelarA-
tton OF war and war TO tho knife.
There IL nothing In the pretended agony about
the surrender Of Louisiana and South Carolina.
Tic Republican positions In those States at tho
end Of Grants Administration wcro not teIiabc.
Tho spectacle Of Qarrisoncl state-llouses was
exceedingly dlstastcful to the American people.
Tho lsepuIlican party could not consent 70 bo
ences that cnuscd the t'n',andonincnt =" Of Mis-
sfsstppl by Grant were simply Irresistible Grant
had substantially surrendered both Louisiana,
sna Soaah caroa e REFUSED t9 rtsoEnze tot
man'fs. Those Republican Governments tatt
t'tteFcd To their tnil. They were propEctl by,
bayonete, and hehlnsi tho hayoncts were Dctn-'
ty Of States with Democratic Governors.
Under the Administration Of Gen. Grant thes'
Rcnnbtcan party in the South had passed away,
sboa o to Iii sl '* % fa t0 <
Grant To do, when tho troops Ind done their
duty ln preserving tho peace and showing fair
play through the Presidential election, was 10
the taak to Hayes. who was tnenaced on ono.
sl1o by tho Democratic House past and to cotnc,,
md on tbs other by desperately dtssatisfle,E
pas.. lle saw that tho two State: Houses oect,-
pted by United States troops must be evacuated.
H. thought 10 let down ls friends In the Rcpub-
iica siate ooys5n1nents a. eastas as possible.
ungFntcful pcrsons most concorntd--we refer Ia
Chamberlain and Pnckarl-have attempted to-
mako odious. II did not suit tho nubeIaatortar
g. 70 1sF' X efy yyoas psa g
pleased them to have the world eazlng upou
them w'l.le longer. They desired American
politics to rovoIve through tho Adntn!strattonA
the taxpayers BY United States truopa, to whom
Congress, through the action of the House, hntB
refused supplies because they wsrc sngagcs' III t'lst
man 70 allow s eountsy aud aud sis I party ss to 10 q
scrcwed into thA attitude. lIo knew how
cas!l, nc cnse might be indignantly mis-
represented, but ic did not regard tliat. uo
But tho South Carn[ina and Louisiana issue IA
falsc Issue. It Is perverted, exaggerated, made
spectacu1ar; the horns nEe blown aud The lr,,ns
thing Is that II Hayca' Administration goes On
as u has begun, tho Federal officers will not bo
nyaIlah|e to prepare delegates tor tho ncxt Ma
tonal lscrub1lean Convention to nominate u
noble sanator Tor tho Presidency. Special roa.-
Office Agents nnd Internal Revenue Supervisors
Will not 10 goiug up and down tho country ut
the public expense, assuming to be engaged in
Sa Sanaeos The assr, iSi vii npSe nos
turn Congressman rpcncl 70 vote aubsl.
dies' Il Ths rlght Of w'Ssky thief to steal trn,N
70 tho Republican party, will not he rccognixc1-
II Hayes succeeds accur3ing to hEs programmc,
he will "giyo politics q lltt,h and tncrc aro
uupromcdltatcd speeches at Woodstock, for
VARIED In Typo through tho Associated Press
S l9Sa re.n'asoD;-thc oa lantou e.,
isesh and fond Affection Of Simon Cameron aud
Robeson for cx.prcs,,tont Grant Tho marblno
politicians OF the Republican pcrsuaaion-tloso
deltcacy with which they licked Grants boots
propose 70 capture the Cleveland Convention.
They wore thInking Of this 10 long ago a. when
.Soy ssie ts Ccye'nna wa ,ns
National Convention n Cincinnati Il con-
tains disappointed editor. The Garfield move
msnt is u that nelghborhood. Ben Wade's
twcen Now England and the Northwest 10 on
the Cleveland route, Packard can pasa that
way Chamberlain may mako e.eali;
Tho attack upon tho Administration Ia to bo
Psotestatlons OF peculiar party virtue arc To
be tho watchwcTd Of tho sssajlants Of thp Re-
form policy taat Hayes t. lb,usiiy Developing:
gtscn;. but DO mnst change hls Cabinet, bark
down from all biz high professions, e,nbrace thu
Eys gla1s h!s e.ss Of sa1nst6s
Thompson and put In sons totten-wood rascal
to make moner cut OF The navy for hls party
and himself, provide . Secretary Of War suita-
on through the l!st. lut In case Hayes realsts
thc nachine, he has Il aforetasts In ChnMbcrlans
Connecticut speech OF what hc may expect. fle
T,ll nnd himself denounced y worse than Tyler.
yenou, Of the lmplacabe Democratic hostilltY,
apparent in luccasant hlssLngs Of fraud, will b
aadet the worst that INSCRIPTIONS men Of hts
own party cay invent out Of the atorcs q their
malice; and Il there aru any rascals In the Ko-
turning Board states who arc disappointed be-
ca1,se they arc not rewarded accord!ug TO their
70 distinguish themselves as ltazs, aeeordiug 70
their ability. character, and precipitation.
The question that Ia to come before the CIeyc-
land Convention Is very plain one. It Ii.
shall 20 in plain terms lndozsed. This Ia Tho
thing that must be done, or not dono- EquIyo-
cations viii not be tu ortic!. Tic question Is
between tho Machine and The Administration,
| the living present. Thls will involve tho ques.
tlon whether tho Republican party Ia capable oi
reforming ltse1t,-Whether an honest man ut tho
| head Of the party ls otfeusiyu 70 the organEza-
tIon,-whether tho party is really - decayea
| md scandAlous that It haa no possible future.
| Tho success OF the Machine at Cleveland would,
In our Judgment, announce that tho Republican
| party has reached It least tho beginning Of I
the closing chapter Of It, caretr,-tlat tta !,
few days with Hayes would ba full Of pains and I
troubles, and and 10 decrepitudo aud tlissolu- i,
tion: The Republican, OF OHIO who aro not j
msehlnlets-vho arc not disappointed about
| petty 9lIairs-and who know of thelr own
knowledge through lung experience that tho
President u an honest aud true man. faithful ,
and earueat IN struggling under great etabar-
not get ttleif living out OF poiitlca-tlust como
to tho front In tho primary meetings and in tho :
County Conventions, Or they Will lind the State
disg,sseiu!iy ntsrepsesented = IN Cleveland, Ard
| tile Presidents own Ohio haa listened to ths
chatter Of alandcs aud the uproar Of foolish
counsel, and has deserted hiua-anl that tho