The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-19

swinging the torch, but impotent t0 re-
build. There is lot of party accusations
which were invented in Washington's ad-
ministration, largely by that secret in
triguer, jefferson, the man who played the
honorable part of member of the admins
tratlon and secret leader of the opposition,
and theinventor of all its calumnies against
the President. These first took the shape
OF charges on Washington and the Federal
party of design to subvert the republic
and set up monarchy. All the
strong government measures announced
by Jefferson and by him declared unconsti-
tutlonal were adopted as soon as he came
into favor. Moreover he added other
stronger ones and carried the power of the
National Government to a hi CHER degree
than was ever thought of by the Federal
ists TIE attempt to make State rights an
issue is another instance that the Demo-
cratic party is incapable of learning
anything There are no State rights
in question save the State right to
secede. The administration of all local
affairs by State. county and city govern
ments, as they have always been admins
tered, is not in question, nor does this
come by State rights. So are all these
speeches alike in their denuncation of the
Supervisor Law, which they call the use of
the bayonet at the polls. Yet everyone
knows that all this is hypocritical, and that
all these orators look upon the suppression
If all opposition to the Democratic party
in the South by military force as the per-
lection of Democracy, and that all are look
ing to this reign of military power in the
South as the means by which the Demo-
cratic party is to be brought into possession
OF the administration, and government by
free elections is to be suppressed.
Tie German Papers.
TThe Volksfreund. Dem.l
Butler was nominated three times He
might therefpfe be elected once.
The Senatorial ticket of Hamilton County
is now filled According to the opinion Of
competent judges it is strong one, and
there is every show in the world that it
and the rest of the ticket will be elected.
TThe volksblatt, Ind. Rep,
The success of our Industrial Exposition
was made a settled fact yesterday. 1t was
a monster day.
Since the time of Lincoln we have had
no President who knew how to talk 50 SEN
sibly and pertinently as President Hayes
He showed this again Yesterday.
The Democratic Executive Committee
fnally filled the vacancies on the Senatorial
ticket. The three gentlemen nominated bv
the County Committee are at all events
honorable and appreciative citizens, but it
can not be claimed that they are we'll
known.
GThe Freie Presse. Repl
The Democrats could not find single
German who was willing to take a place as
candidate for State Senator on the Demo-
cratic Rag ticket. The Germans want
nothing to do with Infatiunists, alias paper
swindlers
yesterday Abapd Post Repl
Will not somebody please found q new
party Immediately Cincinnati Volks-
blatt. Why yes, Mr.. Fred Hassaurek
ought to try this, he who understands such
things, and who was 50 active in trying to
found a party in 1873, with Ewing, Pugh,
Caldwell and Others. Behold a city that
wants to be of the first class, namely, Cleve-
land, where, according to the investigations
of their Councilmen, they sell their votes
for the patry sum of S1o Those want to
be Athenians?"