, 1877-10-19

statcd In the pnlp!t on tho Sunday above nen1nh-
tasre RENTS u. hla last t~o Summers, rta{ tnst
It was iIk+ punnng on : rack here sn Softhacidd' |
ns .s VIZ Sass e.? G%s'e
10 brother Noody'e new fraidentt. rcsvsnt.
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9 III h-1e 9: s"ad e no b.s
Fork Sun tun1odty Dtm.).
Wo do not doubt TINT President Hayes,
pnt he!otr the people OF Ohio snee'acaltJ on the
policy Of CIvt1.ser.ee reformation and southern
F. nem"rsbIe 0GIa ns III thst y BY With aaniahsa
was defeated Tine ffouhls war. he was not tEiure
publican patty tho enuss ot hfs AlminIs,faiI
sentstion. that i i. 70 vi! inlet injury; snd sro
nf enemie. of ,hr ife,}Jent In ,he sta,r, who claim
70 be remarkably i!cpnbliean. THY a.e comrorel
and they coa,A be rnbi,ed nut in sh"rt time under
,"eretai ne 'l t}na. nd, XII. ."''' 'V WV"
The lion. John Reilly. The successor Of
Tweed :, ruler r ne DeniSerss!s party b.. mst
bleed" employee of the city for nionsy with
which 10 conduct the ANIMAL campslgn Of reform,
81 es ~no .ees 10 sa
little better .tntr than most Of the officials Of Stw
YORK. and he addressed Asesese letter to the 1,oAs
eIerks $50 for the Tun,nsnJ Hall campaign tand.
Part Of this letter Il worth fcnFodueinx: "Thls
me- a. r. n y ani
400. There men sre eonatsnsa. looking for rso.
mutton or preference ~ a:rss.ele aqty. q other
must rely npun 1de'ty Of nrnt"flons service. Or
uIFon peltieal influence or fnvnr: The eslieensy
Of the Department reairss a taey shoad trlY
without distinction Of psrty. hasr lahnred 70 L.
ducr them 10 lo 50. but We can 10 tnt lit!s u sha
cho,eo 10 trend neA,n in The way from which hat
cnn,c much d!svrace nuliify our strurss hy rep.
rcetntnp to she force that partisan .ex.nee t,thc
gnlrns these political contributions, II persisted
In. VII! he fatal 70 the ;ltsetplns. the noraft. and
cent hietnry ever repeata ttac1f, and knx.cs and
scouHdteta md II easy again 70 overcome the good
vote. Of good men by fraud aud wrong. It VII b.
due In nD euat meRenre 10 tho fact tbat your Cum
n,lee lacked either strength or inclination to fore-
60 ,lc.ona practice. which, for shc sake Of iot'.
pahIs a .ep1iee eli Ill soniG prescfss lie punty ..
iss. iss "4-9S. !: ntn<.. ~ '''''' N 'S>''~'
We arc now toId BY Mr. Hendricks and
Mr. Julian that the Democratic party, through Mr.
Southern Cancellation; and that they entitled to
thu credit Ut the era Of good feeling about being
a I fmsf ts rs rss ha T.:
lielcts, advocated conelltntion towards them: hut
Tho Republican party has, from Tint day. a,owed
| liz Willingness ~ G1kCHn NO ulNGsV[Hn(A ~ lu0
south whenever they were ready 70 receive It. Ths
Republican party stkcs arst tta! Rehcln laJ aown
I'm. s &c tof Rsa;s ca and soG4
thc rtchn Of cttzensip rhonlt be respected In tho
prime. Tbe Deoc rstd that war an unreasonable
demand. and ttta. the people Of the sonth ahon'd
bo allowed to do a. they pleased upon that HubIcct
Governors, and BY their declarations on the stump
and tn theif 1scss rlren pledge that the rights os
sa eeossR e s1s
II ths pledge IL kent ~ The South II II all that ha.
c.er been demanded Ii the Republican party: an.!
FOR tho restoration Of national fellowship, The,
sto0d 10 IT, ~r{ Of ,d frSs s,o tes b.
winter. had the democratic or the South beet
willing 10 follow. wea.k Mr. IiendFieks 70 namt
| the atnQ1e point Of political doctrine on which tht
Democrats have prevailed. and which they woult
ndrocatc to-day. Tho lsepublcan party. We repeat
goroas record. and ;s i1sous future. II.
The defeat OF Kepuhlieanrm In ohio. 70 tay tia
ss r @ narS s 9e esf1 III. IT. eoa apa y fs:1
with which the Democrats hive obtained power !,
Ohio. Republicans fhould show their manhood b
Administration. Ii they ID, oil will be well III th'
cni. VI. a!ao, arc willing tottnat the suber sec
ond thought Of the pcople.-Ind'a"apo1A Jour"a
| Even III Ing NUl1IH VI l14leE l4ltilItAklGl
which always succeed defeat. Republicans can NJ
ways find consolation in the fact that Democrat
victotJ is tt.e!s the ptseustot md procnres Q
effect unon tbs Democratic Leaders which nitfpua
oxide gas has upon individuals. It uphets then,
!tlooscns thelr tongucs. It banlshee re.12a. !
s! ssn!,H.sats and disclose tIelt aninus: Tls eoaa
Democratic poltacisn Ia HI. srue light and bcemne
alarmed. tho exccntrs, the injustice. tho bite
rr.unttnents. the reckle.sne.s. the hypoct!ay. Hu
~. nj. more than aay other eau.e., pro
ss5 sss ss: is.. ~: T. 's sS
ths honest e1nression Of tho actual voter
!sen o.ss~hslmsa BY ,,i;a t. tfand,
over ths party trIumph in ohio furntshe. snuthc
Illustration Of the capselty VI Democratic meaa
gers to ,urn victory into defeat. IN tho arst plae
spie,ous tn the last lI0use - hlibusters. and xh
attempted for ten days 70 dcfeat tho cunnt ot tn
asftSv s T~a
speaker. are membess Il the incoming l[ou.c b
virtue Of lhs tAilot!ox ssufnng ln CINCINNATI, +
been srnt to rrianrl., What wsa The DRIFT 81 tie
J 1cn,arksf Gns would think thai they would be
sn oS ,sia4 a1 tps ho s .Ss
leaders whe u's! !ntalned sno EnIoa By force. lc'
Mr. Frank lIuEd. OF Ohio. Democtatic Congress
man aut dibtAteE:
Tho votes nt OHIO W not oos at uncertain :oand
condemned tlr title OF JfsJca. Tbs RtsHhrtfss Att
sIs!,,t that HIyts ~. ~ n<srt... ~ stuita g,
e.9al1t.Att:a a.d a.. h.'*; Aaring e.t1 eondsmssa
Uht tfn! u ndsA nt at Grtr fht t.sNd Ehtvs A1
q. atd aueot rape ',ts sa,si ~hIls t,s tils y =
pso'sd, keranss the MAin;in,tsa'Ien M r hsi ra-e4 IT,.
M.!atansd lis w. xsa 10 kno~ ~ .hs. i!spuslM;fs IL
late fur iteut tn AY0w thrlf conversion to peace ~
frAterp!lY II lbe wuria u Hsyes had hrtR uttered
hase. hoMpsr and Sc xari n ir1!: there xoa!t D.
|, hr1O, the de.uiatsd hem.; tas million gra!cs, q
ptnehRE poverty. and midnight klDun1i hut not Il
fur lhs sndltaslo Of The DOCTRINE Vt tbs Ersad
Democratic party.
{ Comment on tho above il unnecessary. II speaI
for tttcIf. In every word We read that tho bit
parttyan who was called CopE,crheat in tho "
. IL no leAs bitter. no less vnictiye lhan then.
y aasails Prraldcat iayes. and calls h!ua uhurpe
D snd declares that his uaurpstion VIVA accomplish
BY st4lth, corruption xnd dishonesty, and.
Implication. chasRrs him With these cFlI1.es. RI
sentiment Ut ". iiurd WAS reiterated uy four Oh
: Democrats. tongreasmAu blackburn, Of kf
1 lucky, waA the 0nly speaker outside Of lhl
: Among oulcr things. hs emphasized tha teclar
i ton tnat ''Vhe peanfe Of uhl0 hsA put tho sraa
F. condemnation upon the Electoral traui. and -
r uttursncc ta the following u1ptts4lon;
Z iliEs eat that UtBfIx h& dQutn In