, 1880-09-15

sucn !est4hs npoH our CITY. nc wo1td ndFlfo
ia :uccca. wo,il,i i" t cven indrt ~ tImin,,tvo now
thHn I. t,arrenc1 I" !. -four years nao. German
HiR"a+ In IS now pcrnmlnflntn3 tho star"r
IuiHna, lnoking over the itrll Mn,! ktunlpIng
tlcrs foi'owl,,g tIctl. f@g,,m iikn iii sf,low lit
order tn 1t,1ttcrnfe any impression the speeches
e r. H. arnntnr might akn , tac citizens q
m Y, t.rtf itn,sc writes point;'ily. "wo wfs';
the. nvntl,'cH u tho hia,nat rnslto,s If 1,onnr
and trust were onn t Hin. mid, cofsi'rrf,,x TIN
srsat popularity w,eh xaS, he syc nn"K ~
coi!tl i'ave prevented hi. rneecss, Even i. c,!s5
II iiai'cocE's ncStlon t,cn avnl e.,,id @ hIr,lly,
% Tho ile,uocrailu pNrty: hg i,ns, no Following;
an,l hi tnl,su,s taicnt ~ MI or.tor. What yah
ay ~ 9's. eaSco @ @ 5 sn nsxer o
rsneeade wlo joius the!r ranks =, wtth enpty
Is 4 span!.'s maekerel .!n toast.'. Kid sNe
as "2 n:oay "t sto says csG H. sse fneT t
he termed anythtng eto hut II 9snsl Kp!'nknr, wo
catt sr %aat snes r m ;,a !,s,
b thu INTRODUCTION "f tho ucnerni M Nh IN.
das st,. lssa'fG ;,,iIp s pop;a,rty anoR TIC
prssts,tnt opinion alone. h!t asn TINT Of all Tho in
t:,Scnf sMs."s # The sonry sm wo yo
years.'
The Illinois Stddtt.Zeitutt1 writes ns follows:
"Mr. 1.ynian 1'ru,nl,uIl Inns laid pupc1s before
us by which hu proves thnt tho nnnunt Of money
putl hin, nut III tho United Ntutcs Treasury for
f[s services IN lho MeEnrlu and IN another
sitA1lar. ttse cnuld not stand III my connection
whatever with his vote III fslo impeachment cnsa
nf Andrew Johnson. The atippo*itton tint Mr.
Garlic case WIS li.l.ier nuy. obligations to Frrsi-
icnt .lnh,!soh has. thprcfort. no foundation.
t mt. us NJ. dar!'el'1 III. pay back tic t',o.t'y
imsa tlio Treasury Of tAo unted Suites, Sir.
Tr;!nbulf has not wor1l to Bay.
Tho Pttsbu7uer Freihcft&frc,.nd takcs tho fol-
lowing encouraging viow VI tho political sltuh.
ton tit Pennsylvania: IA few tlnys ngt, tic Ed
unr Thompson Steel Company secured by p,ir-
chase largo tracts IF iro,-lntlds. and closed
Ntl0thor contract to tho ntttDunt Df $tQ0.00 for
other irn,l-oro tracts Wi,Ilo those transactions
| were pending, tho question nroso whether Or
| not tho Company would make tho contract gou1
| III case OF ifancppks clectIutL. Tic rcrrcscnt-
atye Of tho Company replied TINT, in TINT ci,se,
| tho contract would bo wortli only half tho
money; but ho did not antioipata any such
| event. IIH would not llRvo 1Kcr1l his 6lgnaturu
to tho document II ho had not confidently relied
on tho election of Mr.. unrtlcll. And tic lAtor-
Ing men Of tho Stato entertain Tho snng Views
Ms our business men. Lntorers md business
| men arc tho most numerous among tho CrcNt
army Of voters who will dofcut the canlIlnto
Ut tho Democratic purity IN November. Tho
! business world well understands ttat tho
marvellous development Of tho i.,.iusr!ul
Interests of thu cuuntry our sound finAtlclnl
policy, md tho advantage which tho United
Mos so III aR tae seF isSaa
party. Husiit,ss flturnllr fcnrs tho Injurious
a6e,a ~ eset p "as:
tg ,ho ell"ws it'd, unele sans Treasury: ia
ocrato .party., which, il practically exccuiesl,
waacs with TIC ctcap products Of forcjgn
aat,lliacturcrs prouaht to tntr niGrss.s.
A1ss"dy tss yb.sss tns 5 a a5s suuy9e1ss sS1s
nctnocrnt!c Victory r. November we ,slucercly,
tiontlnl clcctlnl,. This campa1gn Is nut based
eseoas II @ our N"ion" NJ i fe apo Tic
pivot nr,,nd which It turs. Or gu sections
ind DISTRICTS In tho Norta tlo iniMsss!al DISTRICTS
llean Prcsllcnt tLun my othors. with sublng
iMptslcnec, tho Democrats ,asHert tint . revival
bcrn innugurntcd under tho1r Administration NJ
well ns under Republican rule: We tceil'c1iy
I,,slncss of tho country h1ta alwlya suffered
tt,nouyh Democratic Influences, and that un,ler
Democratic r,.IB tho Fnleral debt constantly
!nettsetl walIlo tho same debt, f4reed ilo tho
| country ly q Delntcrntle rebcllfaH, Is rupitfty
| brtnH reduced by tho Republican party. 1t Is
| not to tho tltcrtsta Ut tho business utld tho IT.
boring men to eSeIattn with tho I}ensocrats: 4
| change ut my prfctt They mrs ef,nyfncetl that
this prGo cof1aletH In tho industrial prosperity
nntl sound economic development Ut tho coun-'
try which by Il Democratic victory would bo
| retarded aud destroyed for many years t0
comc."
Tho Cleveland An=cgcr Inns tho following:
"Thc r0or Greenbacker cuts tho tnnst ridtcll-
! iouR figure during This campatRn. liz rcmtnis
us very much OF tho circus csown who ut inter-
wis tnakea his appearance In tho ring 10 reEaia
| thoso present with n Joko. Any ono asking tho
nreenbnckcr upon honor 1nd conscience wlMt
hc rcaIy wanted, would CAUSE him tho grontcst
embarrassment. During tho lust fDw yonrs public
opinion Inns Brea.ly chaugcd III rotation u tho
lnIAtinulsts. Every sensible mnn In thu eout,-
try is In doubt to-day whcthor these Qrcenhack-
ers arc swiItt1lcrs OF lunatics. During tho soyen
had yrnrs tho hlgh-sounHting Phrases Of tho
'6rconocrats' found willing chr amnuR town-
hearted lstners, Hut to-day. during business
prosperity, nobody is foolish enough ia
il few cort.cinned political crt,wl,nitA TX.
ceptcti wiluss lust hopo snnistca simultaneously
with thu disappearance of tho rarcr swlndlo
from American politics."
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