Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-11-27

i'hNiNt l'lhldlAN III dlllNIUli HIS |
been declared to br l2.jU9.
CLEvELANp'> majority over Blaine t
N Virginia is 7,7lj according to official :
report.
THERE is great demand for money,
yet the national banks are contracting
the currency. The best banking sys-
TEN the world ever saw"
TnE specie basis and national bank
systems Of the republican party,cndors-
ed by the democratic party, have given
US the present times.
TIE Democratic party will soon b.
ON trial. In future campaigns Green.
hackers will not be- met with the ar
gumcnt Of give the old party u tri-
al"
On, for president and Congress. 50
identified with the people, that they
would do the simple act Of Justice of
substituting grcenbacks for national
bank money.
TIE market value Of L. $. bond, has
gone up since the election. This means
that bondholdrrs are satisfied with the
result Of the election. 1t means that
the blessed privilege Of receiving 30 per
cent Of the bond in money aud draw.
ing interest on the whole bond at the
same time will BE- cuninurd.
MAJoRIrY means over all. Plurality
means over the next highest. For in
stance, Marmadukc's plurality is ll.l22
that is, he got l,l22 votes more than
Ford did, who was the next highest.
Marmadule'S majority Is j73-that is.
he got j13 votes more than the combiu-
ed vote of Ford, Brooks and Guitar
Guitar was not u candidate, hut he re-
cciyed 100 votes.
BLAINE complains that he was de-
fcated by reason OF the culurrd voter,
OF the South being denied free ballot.
Well, the Republicans have had con-
trol OF the national government and IL
they have failrl to give the negro Il free
ballot, we think it time some party wa,
put in power that will However, we
do not look to see democrat. make any
great effort tn interfere with the pres
rnt method Of conducting campaigns in
the South
AFTER while the monry-powrr who
backed Cleveland, will loosen the screws
little and permit the people To enjoy
hetter tim'S for short season. Indeed
we may look for business boom with
in the next year. We may have pam
ic though, before they see fit to let up
The good times will likely last until the
election Of 1856, BY 1887 the democrat
ic system will have been in effect long
enough to produce results, and, mark
the prediction, times will then (lSS0
be rs hard rs they are to-day The poo
pie will lose confidence in the demo-
cratic party, and the new party, already
reinforced by half or more Of the Re
publican party,will swell its ranks from
the democratic party and in 1888 70 in
to power by an enormous plurality, if
not majority of the popular vote,
TnE New York HcraH, which sup.
ported Cleveland, in its issue of Oct.
10Th, 1884, had the following argument
in favor Of Clcycland:
From gold Of full value and weight
TO silver of short weight and tcprccia,-
cd value is one step downward for the
monetary standard Of the country to
take. But We ought to view the contln-
Trncy to Il return tOa paper circulating
medium of undetcrminable and lluctua-
ting value as having disturbing and
even destructive influence in financial
and commercial concerns.
The Supreme Court with but one dis.
senting voice, decided that Congress
may at any time and under all circum-
stances legiSlate value out Of existence,
and declare paper issues u legal tender
IL Is vital issue whether such decis-
ion shall be allowed to stand,a perpctu-
al menace to our prosperity and nation
al honesty. 1t was republican court
which rendered that decision, and il
will be in the power Of the next Prcsi
dent either t0c0ntinue the Court in its
present lines, which Mr.. Blaine would
do, or guard against the repetition of
such scandalous judgment. This is Il
serious matter
so, according to the Herud, Clcve-
land will so reconstruct the Supreme
Court, as to obtain areversal of the
decision in favor of the Grecnback mon
ey-that is, he will appoint Judges in
the place of those who shall soon retire,
who will hold that the greenback legal
tender is unconstitutional. No won
der the Shylocks supported Cleveland.
TIE next National House of Repre-
sentatives will probably be l79 Demo
Gratis and li7 Rcpublicans,a "a net Repub.
hcan gain Of %, leaving Democratic
majority Of ~. There will be no indie.
pcndenlS and no Greenbackers-- -BrUnS.
Uick NeWS.
The News is misinformed. Ther,
were at least three enbaekers elect.
ed to Congress Weaver. Of Iowa,
Mr. Brumm. of Pennsylvania, and Mr..
lowering Of Massachusetts,.
Reducing Wages.
WooNsocKET. Il i. Nov. 25.-Noticcs
we're posted yesterday In the Globe,