, 1880-09-19

peroeada OF that State, and as a member Of III.
States SENATE Committee on Military Affairs vote
against the proposed State aid for poor fam
mas of Union soldiers in the field. If tn
Union Gen Sfgei should, In the stiffness of night
tnsnk s Of that poor Democratic stump-spenker
5lHel' WHO, upon command OF Democratic
slate central Committee, must laud and prnis,
~ 70 the skies old Copperheatls, grecnback luna
ta rcs' anu financial s"}ndlers. how very mfscra
1le. very cheap. he must feel! That the bray.
1eneral has to experience such a fate is dis.
llessng IN the extreme to his former friend:
ati ana admirers But he has been deaf to ali I'D
n'co. HIS rate reminds It's Of the tragic fate Of
heethoVen. who actually became deaf, and ia
consequence thereof morose and melancholy
The Milwaukee Ge1mnntu t1nd) writes the fol-
lowing In the Democratic album: THAT the
uo1nocrntic purity is totally devoid of all decen.
cy and principles, 1t again gloriously dem,
onstrated a few days ago in its New Jersey State
Convention. This Convention, which, byy the
way, surpassed anything Of the sort ever cou-
gregatcd in tumuftuous disorder and noise
adopted the following resolution: The platform
OF the Democratic National Convention meets
our hearty approval dnoluding, of course, the
declaration in favor OF tariff for revenue only =
at the heels Of this resolution another was in
tFoduced and adopted, which reads az follows;
'Ihe Democratic party OF this State desires such
tariff as will best protect our home industries
We are at u loss to suy which deserves tho mos,
condemnation, the hopeless political depravity
mountehnnks whn with t,n no1 s;,ot na,tna
dicttng declarations, appear before tue people
aSSKtng aS.ig Tor their support by indorsfng a pro-
sea irao.. @u ,.; .atan .ur ~ enue unly. IN tne
phtstfcated revnluHonfsts In the rural district.
Of Hesse Darmstadt, who, in 1848, exclaimed:
We demand q Republic, but the Grand Duke
::
The Cincinnati Frefe Presse writes the follow
ing: 1.-THE sudden decline in the value Of our
Government and railroad bonds Immediately
after the election newe from Maine reached the
New York money market should warn our labor
ing business, and industrial men, and open their
eyes to the greut dangers which victory Of the
Democrats and Greenbackers would actually
force upon the country. The confidence which
now prevails among all business men and in ali
branches of our industries, would be shaken to
its very foundations: manufacturers would de-
sist from expanding their business and
manufacture ter. immediate demand only:
or,an oar present business prosperity would e1-
fhousunds Of indr,s1ri and haed. wor,!jrn
iaborers would be thrown mt NJ emnl@vnant f
Misery and wunt IN wonld nsatn ~ :,reva W am9nr a
iaborins c,Ssses Ia shert1'n % % place fs Of our at
ain r. 3 nnd MU woufu oe aoonSa 1a
Country lind to undereo during the Years T from eu
iSs e lis s ,Ssss say %sa Shs Tssd
durk yenrs2 r. there anv senaihie man who
carea fnr his on wcirsra ana erbn has aI ~
spark of Nafionai nrida irfr in his hna1t @ ' hase
anti sui]en Dissatisfaction an,ony tha lahtnrinc
classess Who rhaa& ne A. aan 11nder sncb ciT. s
Clements t1 victory yhnse s,ceess 70 IN tfe cns
inc eiection is tanfamonnt tn = ret,,rn n a new
crisis In our political and economic a1istance?'.
1ha Non, @o,,r 1,,,,,ro ,oa+.,,,s ,,,a,a,.
tne Ne" 1o1A @f'th'o cop1ains pleaShne
lefder In reference to the Jewish and Gentle
It,
American r.itfxons,. Associa t1or ~ New yort
po,;na- 1,.dr.. f,t+,r,a,, ~. 49, 1onana. En.,,.a.
Fonce-1uoee Vtterooutg ano coroner huingor
the head Of the Gentiles- The Zettung writes az
szs &c otaens 1sse
ciatton Of New York, there exists deep-seated
hatred between the two factions. Il an Eiitnger-
gra, ~ tmSsdiststv has tts nnnsr band .na %'a
W ~ta.u tlnneolateAy nus .ae Upper nanu' anu
fight would be unavoidable If the former be-
had dlckered X FED and intriauad trnficked M and hucS,
e+a,sd -, ,;eana s-,d +t,sn,so,,as
and he a. rraat snirit Who m';ved % aver Iham in
y, now ,. SeW iofx s ds1t nad as Rro
orast ~ and pensI fnr fesarn o III R,,f,
when It occnrred one daV: las It viii
mani Thai fSev tsKe "n ;nvanrnrg of rSeir atncE
@ n 4sanc;arion o''1 vere @ comnnratiVaiv
and 1Sair Wesannto1'an foiinxers Ind csnfnred
I'll nc ~ es+ tnn s,setast eo,,sooa u This
M caused ed great r. and wrafh in the hesrts of The
siana Thou su "ano1rHas 70 ciasr thsi.
,, ~ Gon.uueu oo a et u
ha,ancss oi I aInme NV
and EiIinrer @ arc 1wn ~ood feit,ws h,1t theV are
n.tt christan vcs,ng man af1er o,,r Jr"at
Ju7pe ard mr. irnEEnei Cornncr shall rest in
,oe atiu Ut ,1,,, 4ny f;3a
bmmdred - re,rz 1nuit,n'r ' he ihenfthT a1d ho,d
o1ice, f. viii MT he nersssarv rnr },,rv to d.
oido - !. rnrnnnoG rnu1 Iaus nro r., H1bnLor
t came to pass that both and their followers
we're put out tntn the cold by the Nehrbasian
Clique. But WITH their mate energy they lmme-
,n.;; ofgha'~eu r., nnotos'1 th,4 81
he Nebrbastan institution, and DECLARED
with their well-known .nudesty that they were
ne ne s1mon-par and me only retorm JACOB.
,W sa .uo tae @ saG " a h.is
Inns We're Invited r. nartjcina,e II, tha Nilsson