, 1879-06-13

HentlAts IN hpolt1cat-phrttcttlnftY III l}ennocfaLlc
glory Of tho suppression OF the lscbsllunclainct'
by the Democrats. Gun. Stecdnnn, IN his open-
'nE address A. tlIu Denusrat!c Convention,
claimed TINT u was thn Northern Dcnsncrats
VIM put down tho Rebellion. md that Abraham
l.iicsn anll 80. may te inulgnd llcrc 4, u
ltsttu discrimination totwccn the action uf Wnr
Democrats nlA Tho nett1n nf tho nrpanizcd Dem
ocratc mr'y. Nans Democrats favored tlIs
t'rGanza'tnsl did not. No Democratic platform
can hu fuinl adopted during the War that did
mt tc'1nco It's further pcrsectit[1n; nn!l h'lcl1
llcan party III doing so. And such Uninn men
rs now net With t.iu Democrats find themselves
shoulder to shoulder With the officers Of The
CoHtcslcraey, ,tsnl nru ctmraicu TO rely on the
Conleslrrates proclaim In ii,cr faces TINT tlscir
service 10 The Lost Causc Is tho prodcst recol.
lection Of their lives. But tho Democrats lnve
executed neat hIt af strategy III their nDt,liMa
mako all ihcy ca,, out Of II, knowing .l!at tlrr
opponents will Iind all the weak points III their
position.
TIM onEEaDAcKERs.
Tie nomination Of Ewing Is a BID for tho aup.
port Of those wl,u vnlrd tl,n, National ticket
Bourbon camp csnnut fail TO- SEQ TINT, tlnlcss
they ca,l secure 4 majority of that vote. they
uso topc!cshly tGntcn In adyancc. Wllctier or
not the utceit,ack ticket will stick, MIL what
std PHHI&kH AHl AP lUfIItltAIb tNiakltl@pt
That the Ticket Will be kept IN the field, asnl
thai tue State Committee will Oppose hll coaE-
tinns. rannot bo doubted. This course Is cn'
eouraEra by tho adsce ol tlu National leaders
Conyentlons Of other States. as we'll rs
by Gen. 1snt1cr the ,ercat 10 In Matyr,
and either urcenbackera of National
rcputa.ton. The bolt Of Gen. Sim Cary and
others Is thought to be LII tic interest uf Ewing;
hut how much strength It Will have, cannut be
estimated. :ary's personal Influence In Ohio Ia
mt large. llc Is looked upon ns n professional
political tusnblor, and it s known to be- ABOUT
Moreover, lis coutsct lii Tits Iisstance Is grossly
lncontstcnt. 11e now obiucts to tho platform
utloptod by Ills Convention. But he prcsiucd
over tile Convention; hearl Tie platform read
twice; heard substitute offered heard spCectci
iia,ie agninat II; EXPRESSED n nliAl dissent IRON
son,e oi It's expressions hiinsclf; atil illtl,, bv
its own arbitrary ruling. cut oT
further further debate, ana prevented vented, tt The
previous question. To ono who was present
and Witnessed the management Of Gen. CarY
IN the Convention. IN thu llght Of his pscscut
action It logks MS i ha intended to tolt as l'u
Tie Convention, and toos rart in the notnlna-
tion Of tic ticket after the platform Was adopt
cd. AL thlnls considered, ~ docs not seem
probable at a .he Iole!o b.tsiusss , VIII a,o.lnt
nrc bound up In tllc SUCCESS OF tlc third party.
I!lcy must fnuintain Il, Or they have no chance.
The Democrats would never make leaders Ut
Dc LII Matyr, Weaycr, Murch, ur indeed my Of
back orcanlza.Ion; and tiny know. II. As
for Cary. lie mover was leuder,-ho'a a sort
OF rottca! frce.lancc. who goes about the
country selling Ills service to whoever will pay
llts regular price. Tho sum Of tue Who1s n1attcr
is. tint the nomination of Ewing colnmlta tI,e
Democratic party OF Ohio irreyucaby to tic anti
resumption, and practically to tho Stat IT,
inoucy theory,
REPUBLICAN, POSITION.
Though many Republicans preferred other
mako s!,e aEht sqNarcly On ths currency aues-
tloI; It u qa'te Iro6abo there WI b. less dis.
position {. to 'let down" on tle principles Of
Of the sstuution eompris tnu Republicans to
adopt "stulwnrt u course on tue financial
question. Tlle legislation assa!led i all Kepub-
!,ean Legislation, The tlaanslal ,nanaEe,
Aud there Is much In their management
o{ which they may Justly fec, proud, u,ni TIM,
cannot but commend II to thu goud sctso Of tile
pcplo. Besides, tho Republican lcaderss tn tha
State are un!ted on TIC question. which can
ilarslly bo said Of the Democrats. Such mon as
Frank lIurd of Toledo, ex-Cougressnien Payne
aMA Col. Armstrong OF C!eyela:d, Gen. Dnrb!a
harsl to support EwIng especially as Ills nonin-
alton Ia conceded 10 be triumph OF the ill.,
ilatiop element vi tAn party.
TIE 110NBsr.HONEY LEAGUE.
The llunestMoney League movement bids
iiuonco in tho campaign. 1t has already
commenced It's operations. a strong
local organization has been effected
in Cincinnatl, n,,d u movement toward the same
in ths state. Thomas N. Nicilolt Of tl,e LcaguO
OF the Northwest was lJerc ut thr Democratic
AMI Greenback Conventions. lie came with tic
tntention Vi !nauvarating Il campaIgn as soon rs
State COMMITTEES clIulluugcd him to a. joint dis
cussfon with Kohrrt. schl!l!ng, drccuback
leader from Ctoyul.ntl, ai.tl now Chairman Of
i!o State t.,; Committees @ ot n!s purity The ds'
Money League Catap4'l:n, md was fol-
lowed up Dr tho announcement Of thTae
,n.ct'nEs to DO addressed BY Mr. Nrl'ol,
this werk, lrotn tho Stutc-Ilouse steps.
The fra. ot these meetings was held
last night, null drew au audlence of about 1.u00
prrsons Two oilleIs will he held, this evening
NIL tomorrow evening, aud then Loca! l.eAgl,u
will be orgapzcl III this eity; nnd si'ullar pro.
land, SpringlEed, mud other places. III tho
| Mca,ltlnlc, llunest-sluncy Lcax,lu ocuncnts nre
| hsmH extensively in:ruullveu III ttlu State.
While ncttlrr the Republican State Commlttec
with .r2lectng this movement, they loos upon
it with favor, and will doubtless cooperate With
| al,1 pronote u nll they can.
| Ttac sltlsatlon III Ohio may be summed up
thefis u Lae,nt tHat tho chfsehcs HleslitIl Is "
| be ihe uycrsnuduwlns aillu ol thN camgRtgu. II
Ewing shonIu hu elected, it will bo Il victory fur
tnla,ut', md perllaps tor rGpudatluIl; tur, us
lah heet, sud, ttIia II Hn[onui rAnpnigll. Sue
cass III flho this NIL Is construed to item SIC
teas II, thu Sxtt,hnl electious Of next year. At
least, Il thu DeE!uerals SHOULD be successful
here this Ycnr Oh Tue inilutlon pintforul, flat
will bo tAcir National issue next year, Aud II
they win III tu National eoctlolls on that bsuc,
| It neuHd Confederate government, Anl Nl:.-
natutY Why tlocs Il not n,e4n rupudistsoni Tho
COnfeucFatea have rrpudlate1 llcarly all their
own dcl'is,-why should they uut, II they had
| qnur thctll Aru not tl.u icbt laws among the
| war.mcasMres, nll Ut which, MIR. Blackburn
huk Told w, ate to lie "wlpcd out ~
THE VlNCeNNES DEFICIENCY.
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