, 1880-08-29

!ne !t Ionst.tunon. has considerably injured
people,. This has been recognized not only
hJ the Independent Democratic press, hut has
ossn lso ny tue thunasrns Re-
ing last falls elections, which Increased like
AFalanches rushing down the mountain side. If
into consideration the mistakes Of the Demo-
cratic party daring the late extra session, and
carefully Gu, weigi, The good tho Republican party
party left undonc, and consider ut tho saulo
time what it attempted to do against the will Of
TO the conclusion that for the maintenance of
Republican principles Republican CONGRESS Is
psramouns 1,t neessiy and shey wiu cast tleif
t1aiterinE,. ,'' and tho n' no%ination Of Mr;
Ibis strength is Increased by 1he fact thnt Sanger
matters. He is well known among our
iicauons and capabilities. There exists no doabt
that the present Reprcscntatvt from this district
rc &c eaasil eopu popar 81 teir pofc strengh IS
represented by the strength Of their respective
parties and the s',undness Of tho politioal prin-
of the two will be victorious, 1t will be victory
Of political principles and not Of persons. 1t IS,
therefore, to be desired tnns the result OF the
and that the candidates mAy. according to the
political principles they represent, dedicated or
About the old Abolitlonist Julian, who hns
Joined the Democratic party and Is stumping
for Hancock, the Illinois Staats-Zcitung writes
Ms follows: democratic papers are making q
fearful noise about a hnrangue delivered by
Julian, Of Indiana or course 1t is directed
against Garfield, whom he abuses without meaa-
urc. Tho Democrats claim that Julian joined
their party only short time ago, and
thAt ulitii then he was ono Of the shining lights
Of tho Republican party. It is true Julian was
once Rcpublican,-norc than d dozen years
ago. AS an old Aboltionist he was one Of tho
most radical among rndical Republicans But
when the Republicans Of the Congressional dis-
trict which Mir. Julian calls his home took it
somebody else as their Representative
in Congress, then tho, milk Of human
kindness turned sour OIL Mr.. Julian's stona<h,
md it has since been working out of the corner
OF his mouth whenever he takes the stump
psat ,esf and ad0 ne5s p II tSc e
publicans,-as bitter against then. as he was un-
licn11.g In hs bitterness md opposition to the
a liepuLiical1, n,c.nbcr Of Congress. Democracy
he then styled the miserable scryant-wt nch of
and the OF yo
has belonged to Democracy for years. who de-
serted his principles for which the people of his
! district hurored and elected him, i'll order TO
! Erltify his rescngc.-to praise and pull such q
| fellow as rnrc acquisition and prominent
:; Republican Hancock recruits shows not alono
great lEIlola1lct. uut d4so eupt144c 4APhNsAee-
| The Cincinnati Frctc Prcssc has the following:
| Among the Isracliies, without respect to
| party, there exists grcnt dissatisfaction because
Of the appointment Of Judge Hilton. nf New
| York, the great hater Of the Jews, to the po-
! sition of Chairman Of the Committee OF Finance
in the National Democratic Committee. Who
| ever rccolIects the infamous treatment which
Judge Hilton bestowed upon the lsinCiItfs Will
| not be astonishttl 1T ths. 1t is no wander. there
! fore, that in their disgust ut this action ot tile
! Democratic party they refuse to contribute
single cent to the Democratic cOmpaitru fund ns
| long rs their deadly enemy is permitted TO hold
! tint r>pSiiiOn."