The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-01
lFrom the Tols'tn sauiay Iournai.l
After the Dslage What Next :

Since the Waterloo defeat of th.- r
publican party OF Quo. b+ior. the NV
Adniini-tra j. eight months oil, aha
are the present party l-afl,.r. going tp g.,
To- rrOrEtn n th- party. AZ pr.-ss.ut thy.
principal headers are three zsutl-m..u
VIM l'-sl the Greeley ha~i- 10 Disaster iu
1877. and the sub-idiz.-d new-p,p-r
whose editors aud m tnagsrs ar,. drawing
th-ir su.t-ntnc. lr,tn th' Uaitsd Stat..-
Treasury. IL ought 10 bs plain Ia the
cOmmunrst obfrrvrr. by tbs titn-. thai
thu Republican party cannot be commit
ted - the policy Ol tretchrry aud fraud
ibaururatsd by Mr Hayes. IL is -au,liy
appar-'ut that th- huanGial policy oi thu
Aimini-trttiOn J. nlpo-sd by nin+-t-nth-
OF the bu,inss. community, Ia -Ay me-
thing 81 the solid oppJs,tioL Of The Labor
M classes
ThO-- who bslirve IN the future of the
parry. must svr that it can h~vs. nn "a
tutp ~ go attachment 10 the llay~s ms
chine. lu thv hr-t place llsy,-. never
was l-a'i.'r oi th- Republican party
even 90 Ohio H.. ha- nlwav. h.a.t,
hrUUght e. the iroas A. = c,npfami. -.
candidate. H. was fir-t nominated -
-ucn iur Gav-rnur "a S51 aud "a th.
clash Vf l,usttiv- tJfc..- 80 ih.. C,usinuati
Nnttourl Convention. II tye. -.-cutr.l th..
priz. b.-cau,.. hr had TIA. u~.st.v.
strength of never hsvtng 4 ,ue autthtna
~ p,,-itfv,. rh srtctrr tu antssun q. sty
bpdY os su1 tniag y, iutelt1.-ut o..
sou wh" know. il.ys. ever su.p. rf.-l
han a. Iso-..--.tug mr.. tH1p pF,i u.ty
iut-ii-rtuti cst,tc q. sud h'- tack -
ariiitS g. i,.ii NJ pnaI ps.sy. u,uel
les, io "fgsu.z- ..n.. u,u.t {. 44.v.t.al.s
cDuc'.t.d a.. ht- t...n 90 tstr.-- al..,.t
light usuih. sd in tuu g.m h. be-.
d.--tr.J "a ia. u p.Isi.ctn . %, ~ .-v..ty
S.'uih-ru S,,i~. and rc itt.f.i divi-tru
aud tunrcLy thruu situJt ths Narth ru..
only Republican State tutt nave auI
yirturi.-- thI- N.sr. hav. lsa.u l,sN nitd
Maine. Siatt- thtt htt. D,ieuls rs1aiil
si'd hi- - ctl''d pulicy The uila q .n
v-ui'.'n ~. in.pIist.-l ~ tn. interest
1T III, Aisntui-tratinu by mFmH - 81
Congf"~s. (Sho pruy~'i fAl.~ - th.. t,r'
pie and the prIurIl.!, upon whTCh thtN
were rirct-d) aud 10. F.-,l-rri pap
suckers. and their tnol--ths hir, hnk
NV papers. The platform adopted ~
Cl. y~lstfi wa~ slap anl kich iar -v"fy
sincere republican 10 the State oi Dhio
IL struck ths organization With morai
death. B-.tor~ that platform We adopt
~ kltf efeffNtNN . AitA - EGFfhiHE tuFu Nf
th- party knew that llsv-s had inrmy.l
an alliance witn bis suemi.-- sad th,y
also knew that h.. bad - ctmpfuni s-.i
himself iu the Lpui,iaha intrigue. With
th- opponents Of ih. Republican party.
that h~ wss cump.st.ly 80 th..if power
Nrw ihai ilsyr.s y r-pudisled --uttrriy -
by the Republicans 1T hts own Smfe.
row that We know thst b. T. in l.-sEu..
with the sn-nlis- "f his s-l.suun To- IL.
strny th.. X R-pub.ictn party. why ~ the
Republican lrad-rs iu Ohio stand dumb
Ard sgisutY
II ye.. hy hi- nwn act. has tainted his
own title tn The Presidency Have. hy
his own act. ha- pr,-ltlu"d him--lI 80
usurI,.r Of the Presidential "iiu... ilay.-.
by his oSu acts. ha- deliberately tor
-nk-n and betrayed th.. Republicans "i
the South: Hayes by b.. nwn art-. has
drnati"nHliz.d the Republican party
The state. Csntral C.mmlgt"s 81 Ohio
should meet and deliberately rrpu'liatr
him The R.publirsn party cHnnut
Exit in th. future without a conscience
aud a moral character