, 1877-08-06
OHIO POLITICS.

! Int ilr he shall mt hnt nor tre.
| ,Fot M a1M man shall never daunton ne.
OHIO POLITICS.
Three Opin1ons OH the Democratic Platform
| md Candidate for Hovcrnpr.
I Sir. f. Y. 3n,alleyt OF tho New York Tribune,
has been III Cincinnati. Interviewing tho editors
| Oh politics. llc pumped tho following out OF
| Rcllani Smith, VI the Gazette. Speaking VI Tho
Democratic candidate for Governor, Smith said:
III We had had thc making, Of tho Democratic
hass Hxca il M. 10 sait u hetter. i!i+,op il q
Cnd citizen. Iic IL M active me.nlre of Tho
Ginlphclitc Ihurrl ana .lron1 teapcraMsc man.
Cincinnati: ILL Temperance ideas ana hl. old
INDEPENDENT aermana. xho vote as they plcaAs.
and don't G. 9 much for either party: They will
bs,s ths I a nbsss Ss ,"e
lldacy which we shall show IN tho Ga-ttse To- slor
sow. lic II a Director Of one our Satlonai banks.
aenounera tho oAuk.. and propose. to hrraI then,
up. but tho candidate neipts ursanlxe . bank nl,a
aaoa; iti*hops personal popsiariiv here: Iia II,
no more than any other wealthy, respectable citt-
fsn ~ We pnt out T. tn sstn or Wednesday show
Ing his nnmEnatlon. ttpposlng that It wonld
@ s..s.et =. ,:s cs"w, :o,l bp1 H:'s1y sesmel e 70
board. Thursday. Mt. Nsfop went 10 Tho IIoArl
scspon ""as m n H. III
told there were nnlr six men there. Uf coMEsn
The rtrikc draws ~ 'nteroat away from politics
Just now. hHt In ordinary times Ntei!ops noMlnn.
zion would not create any cntl'usta'n In c'ncin-
%,, Yoa tssl pretty co. sonedsnt theu that the Re.
.re*: tho Democrat. might have put up can;
didnta aud d platform at Columbus that Wn could
not hase made head agatnss. but they have blum
GescA usual"
sn.altcy next asepped around to the Eaqutrr
Office, and pumped Mclean, tho mogul OF that
| concern:
don't aItosetEer like ths Democratic Columbus
onthsl is, for, they ~ almost ~ unanlmous
doaHt whethet ths Cleveland Convention n can be
held back by thu old niauascfs The business qncH-
tian IL the unly qnestlan In politics now. Men
those who will come aftsr them. rhoJ .1o moi do.
Ing It nov, md they hsso not heen for years. They
1nisf. tsn, tfo, orosoerns Tnsr tao s p'e.ens @
6nancizl syxtem. everybody IL gett!ng pootoF Thus
tho movement for a change gets stsongerss1cry
''if - ypu think, the two parties ATE In aub.
:sos .sat sa;s sssS e as s s 9s'oa 10 Tho w
'.Really, nothing. .Theto can't be any Issue
made viii 1Lsyea. 1!e sa!ts us ds.t rate. and Ii
H. to iii tat'e h.1o alwa1s naintaiaed that s the
democrats could not Assail II after wo had act up
tho Electoral tribunal against The opposition OF
jar belief that l,e was not elected viii he!p a. in
tatats contss h%t a"5 mosemcntsos a'salltng h'
lu answer TO question about tho Democratic
r.: r.; , P,tisas.y s s s!ssa:sS x,.s: !; All:
ina.as! in tho present teupcr Of tho public mind.
IL IL chung, =! M anane!as p. po.!ey ean psoe walt
aunt this ponuIar IeIslanl $orncw Htil.NFe8 fouk
far a. Easy VICTORY Tor our party this fall"
Mnrat llalssca'l was next taken In hand, lie
''. . .wh., ~ ~ ~, th,nk -, III. x,,k -, ~.
c+..a tnsmnfsnt W. fHM II, ,e.,c. ~ !ne ns" 1.
"ou IT, asy aisiuateex .,,c aneoskea; s,
It r.'ls pcfisetiy aat hete. ''4'Na'''' 'AA'*''
ANU 1et t59 convention va. not eathse'n2 OF
o, ss io t9e III bno In. snsn III II ne o "efe
~ s,s sp =. II, ,ah,,s ~ ps~ oa' "ae5 s0ok saea
s''ek :. us.amsa as n,sanp ri. ,,,.,,.,,, =, N,
piay ths too 4. erittsst !nctuio thc .hurse.
I'D an !ats a! n sn
sts sisst1a .: tata: g gpon alam.it" Gonnty Tht.
ua.o s, + oL national ro!Hles. Ihn nemocfat'
MAntsH wv ~ ntsae ~ snst;oH 70 ttr!y hamilton,
hardly hass @ maao M , wor,e eye fos sh:t paspose,
hoa tho ha'sncc % o! poxvt IN thu c1nhtx. i can't
os Saeu .," ~aGas e :ha ne
Know 'SotAinx, aud was elected Mayor ~ auch Ia
1naa AZ thst "ine hnoH, Soshnslsn was last
psrn ou @ t h. aea n IT, y hHns :;
- seSe on ay ad @ ' n Sas
candidate ~ set fhe Gef"!an vots than Sunday.
"" ehinfes9 aha IN o'a Aho""SusAti4 could nut
st "Attsr this blunler do you think thu Democrat.
can b. hratcas everything *seMSd 10 he drifting