New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-08
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FIGHTING TRIM FOR AN orr YEAR
lBY TELEGuAIu rHE rRIn' MI
CLEVELAND june There is but one queSh"h /
which bothers the DELEGATES to the Republican state
Convention which meets tomorrow. On all others 3
they are arr.ed or is not wholly unanimous, the &
d,.s.ntinr element is too sr,ll and too tcby led to
mako a demonstration. Tie dchatahlc 'sue has no
rounrction with National politics and H purely = 7
Staie affair. Ii J., in effect: How shall the uuId
tc larancc me. III the party lie apPi'''"
without alternating the large Republican ter /
man vote' THIS is problem So difficult .
Of solution that many think the "l"'l
cc.l-se is to make no attempt at II. The /
temperance people. however on more properly, T.
the Prohibitonlsts say they viii not he satisfied
wthcut some dolivcraucc from thc Convention. com
riitting the party to more stringent and pr''t'al
measure than exist ior The suppr 'i tir .
driuklrr saloons These people much Nor" a'- /
tive and c,ru,s' than they hay. been IN recent /
years since ia, Presidential election there !1S
been great dcy yelopmcnt of the temperance ScnU- 7
m~nt i'm Ohio. rather. a nrw ors"hi/at"h "i ih' F
Old snnti nent. In the country village, and lA"eiS
the Nnncn have started socirtic- for lr'~rl}t tnI
ard the rural ccrsS have given ihcin iniI"' tant
aid
prHNNus OF THE rPuHIWrloNI>Ts.
A. the last session nf the LEGISLATURE an effort was
MA lc 10 PASS a local option bin aud bill laying
heavy tax upon all public bars Both bills failed,
rrtp al hot
q, votes from the Republicans tlmn from the Demo
cr.t. ,l. Ir,bibitioui.,. n, di~po,ed to hold the
Republican party responsible for their defeat. They
ir,J Goycrnor To,f.r with using h. i'm
d.. .,,;,.t ,h... measure. and "a
few weeks ago were demanding that
Lc should be- sacrificed ~ the only condition
undcr which they would rcmaln iI the party. -
Republican sentiment Of thc state "a,ro STRONGLY 90
favor of rcnomin,i,ne iotcr that most "I ih' Ii'-
i,.,,- .,,, ,..,,. ,,,, ,u ,Ju nl d.l,,ting him.
|r,a,,I',.,,,l f.,, H.. tl,, ,,ont,on of a ,lank IN
u,Ja,,.r,, - .,.,,, ,,, ,,,r.i inc tl,rit uo,,incnt
I man ,,tory to tl,rrn for
49, M, ~ I .,,,..,,,,t. f,,,,r,n,r II, ,Gc,t tioy
o,,. tt,neo clni over the tarty and saving that II
:, doc, mo-, co,orr .n,ilr they viii knock
=, an the head. 10 adort the Prohibition
theory would bc 10 dr.yc away the whole body OF
Grr,pn, 80 irrs whos. assistance is essential Go the
.,...o. r ,I, R.,,hlictn ticket W,thout the t,,r-
mama the R.pnhli,,u4 have curicd no election in
ohio duriup th, pa.i TEN ,clr. But. on tlc other
hand. the party cannot win II all 10. mcuh,r- WHO
1li.ve in stringent measure. 10 stop bc.rdriukiug
and drinking abandon H. What then j., to
h doprf II seem, 10 hc "a cast, of >cylla and Cha
rybdis
OPINIONS oF RErJBIICAN IrADiEs.
Some of the Republican leaders ihnk r"So-
luton should be- adopted fav"nng th" submission
Ia the people of "a constitutional amendment giving
tranic Other, think the Convention would do hct-
ter 10 say nothing the ~uijr.t, and let the Re
,,hli., sneakers and New .nlp,r take Il up duIIuy
r. cau,,a;..r aud .h.,y frnp th, record that all
, l. ;,..r a.
treasures honestly "''-lh ~ 'Hip 'n wis "' ''',
liquor trade have origir1ted with RcpuhIlra'-' and
b,vc invariably b,.,, opr,-.d hy the ur,uncrtts
-. ,.J Ill ,I ,.,., ,.,i,
10 uhderNdiM iuilY 'Ho "i"W ''n'' P"'''"h
ia this state. it must be horns III niui
,i,,, ,b. C,u.tif,fi., ornLilit. t,, H., i,l.tui,
Ia. ,,, l. ,li t.,,. .;., ~. of ol..holic |
HUM P''NSi"- '''' "'' l'''''''- '' '' W. 80" '
spirits. lie pSe las Is ont Of the question, there
for. unless the Constitution be- changed II is ,cry
~ , -,
I'D L o.,.,i,,t;or,l II i. ILLEGAL pn,v to .rll
,Li.L. ~, tl. ,I,ss lint WINS ,Ir. and b,,r do
,, o,,,e ,,,lr ,l, t,t,l nr,bilili, Then there is
a., ,dair law which allows thr family of = hard
d,i,k., to ,, the li,,uorelIer Cro,u whom Le .,ts
Ii. houor ar tLr owner of fine l,ui.Jiug where
the liquor store il kept for the /
WAGES Le Joses or the Janrgrs br commits while
under fin. Influence of i,n.r This law the last |
n.,ooo,.,i 7 ; lo,,r. o,.,,ll .,s =, ,,ol. :, /
D'""cia'c LesiN"'",' n''''u ~ IL ~ i''"'
necessary for the family ot the druuNad 10 serve |
fI~t warning ON fl rin.i,op not 10 sell him any
,h;
"S'
LEGL PEoHiBllloN ~ ONO 4 FAiI'hE'
Practically the AdIir law amounts To little or
nothing and the whole system Of constitutional and
Io,otn.1L;,;.;. =; (l =; :; .,.l c,.i,,,,, 1.l,s.,,i
80, 80 P'0'i"i'i'n !" '"i" - "'' '''''', -"
ole temperance peoPl" E0w want 10 put something |
better In place of H. They are not all agreed as 10
vha. ,l ... -. I'll - t,. d.. s;,r, Ito,
''''''- ''',' M,
!us ha gOod time 10 a@ltate Tue queHloh; .lh'y |
nhist That there are 40 National ISSUES claiming {
iher attention this year, ami that thcy nave waited
ohg enough on the enticaty ot Inc h'puhhcan
E~ers, VINO have pui them on from campaign 10
campaign The people who are making SIR about
.als matter now are not, II shond he understood
she little faction of PrOhibltlcnl~ts wh" always /
M rIu a..