The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-15
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.
The English Papers Of This Morning.

State and in the whole country recognize
this Ohio election ms decisive action in the
Presidential campaisn. The Renublicans al
so.recopnized That tbis election was the tnrn.
ing point and wonld decide whether the
government of the nation sbonld nass mn.
der the woke of the Southern Confederacy
and the public faith. finances currency,
and all the settlement of the issues of The
war to be nut into the hands of their enc
mics. and the republic be again nlaccd in
ieopardy nv an attemnt tn seize ths Presi-
dencv by a revolutionary act with New
York carried hv the Rennb,icons where can
n Democrats candidate LOOK in the
North for the fortv-seyen votes reouired in
addition to the solid South to elect a Presi-
dentp This will save tbe Rennhlic from
the danger of a disnnted election of presi.
dent~-tbe disnnte ra;seS hv Tho hoSv wbicb
has nsnrned The nower to rav;se tbe e,ac.
tions Of State Electors, This will show to
the Confederate States the fnt;litv Of Of sun.
posinp that Coufederate nolitics can subdne
The Nortbern neonle This is the trne wav
to hiring neoce tp tbe south All Demo.
cratic gains in the North canse a revival of
ha rharism in the South The c;nc;nnoti
nolice Waved the Democratic doc in tho
election vesterdav. Personal l;hertv was
snsnended Yesterday in tins citv Hv the
OUTRAGE of arres,inp citizens and locking
them un without any pretense Of charee
Rail was refused for them and POLICE Indye
Moses Wilson was not to be found. The
Renublicans had tn oroanize maops IN
oring these men pelofe Judge smith,
on haneas corpus, TO save them from
Deli'g deprived all uay OF thelr hperty.-
Inc aggregate @ p0p9iatloh OF tne united
otates IN lo1o lmcluuilg the territories, was
oS'ooo,ol. fuoIic writers VINO nave applied
thelr minus 10 the popuiat'oh questloh es-
tlmate ~ al the present tlme az from forty-
nVe TO my mllllohs; Mr. Elloot' IN the
otatlstical Atias OF the ohlted states, esu'
mates the populaIioh az nIty mllllohs'
from what is puoilc,y known Oh the popu-
lat1oH hloveheht IeiaIl'eiy IN the Nortn
ana ooutn' .ne :I,: ooutn can not nave hao
more Gl'aR IMo nliiiiohs VI Ihis increase
MN, WINE tnE ln, Nortn mas pau nearly zen MIL
ilohs' mus, III "n elec1,oh VI Iresluent
upon the present PopulaS1oh, tne whole
liulhper ~ VI MecIols oeilig o1o, tne SOuthern
otates wouio nave Only aooutIz4 Electoral
,o'es' ,rn " niie 'ne eo Noi 'nSin STATES wouid
liave IT|. a., AS 100 Mouio oe required 10
eject, the oouth Mo'iio nave 10 get sixty
lye ,e Votes IN tne North. lhat is 10 say, the
soiio oou.il can noW eiecV her caholuate Dy
eetlins iofti seven votes IN tne North,
whereas, II 'ne No'e Meie aPportioheu ac-
ooiu,i,S W. ptesent popuiaIioh, the oouth
woulu nave W se' 'slA'E-eishI Votes III order
w eieo1'
The Commercial saws in sneal,ino of tbe
results of the election With the I,eo;s,
lature Republican. Cincinnati can escsne
from the hands of the spoilers who tbonuht
she was so bound hand and foot bv sneciaI
legislation that they could steal her sub.
stance. The first work of the LEGISLATURE
should be to abolish the Police Court and
turn over the business to MAGISTRATES. ahol-
ish the Board of CITY Commissioners and
reinstate tbe old Board. abolish tbe PoI;oo
boara, anu pace .he power IN the hands OF
sAe " MaHol' aooiish elle olty AUDITORS Of
nce anu enSase an accounting clerk
co-opeiaeo Win lhe SINKING
I una commissioners; ana then go
om M 10 oVner "olks OF reform
W. Mltn reverence w .ne acllon OF Judge
!luiinal,' NY 'ne oo1lillelGlai observes Grasp-
ing LOT ", Ine lesiuehcy' he roses tne senate
amo M iaiis i!iso .,te 4, s1,ne pie WIN hWlhg.-
ahe new NJ iuie % sl,e ,oatu ol huucatioh de-
iinihs .ne la.u ;di' .'niVa.lon anu loGaiiza-
cl.1 - ,,o, ,.l.u - =: r
ocnoois' IA eases Inere d J.. ~ ioaha neces-
sary W. illHito w to ~, OBSERVES tne carelui at-
teht,oi VI .eatLeis tl anu scHolars ailke.
Drlehy stateu, .he RUE requires that the
pul,lsllnt;nLL ';1L ~ si"ii W ilillteo 10 three
stroAes Mita VI the ti 'au'ail or roo, applleo 10
.,la. oa, par. ~ s,1 .ne muinai pouy wnich mas
lne sLea.tst ;J ufeautn .L anu i'isehsiolity ana
81 SUI nnfan w. .1n, .ae aeLase culprlt
wii' pleiol W ?vait ~ i".ael Iian sl' ooWh 1v
toa 'no h"sn enou.ns v"in.s ioui nouls. Inc
ueatnei mnooI Sa mu'! ~ 20 w. Apply Ine lou
lat'a;i d III ouoGei' h;sL miusL Aeep record OF
.ie rn'u W. n tnnnd "n v,iH iia,ne an VI Ie
iottha 4h nus; w v'o w. M.'u .ne reasons
~. Sno p;starad paa'A' "'0 VIC 'iiAe "neh ~
10 "''iii'''''''0o'
The Enquirer says OF the results of yes
terday: 1t is too early to say to what this
result is due. 1t is not too early to say that
it is not due to the currency question. In
1875 when William Allen was beaten. he
was rot beaten by the Democratic rostion
upon the currency, but by false
hoods touching the Common Schools and
Gratis were in a minority of only five thou
SAND inns year the currency question has