Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-19

"CoolneSs and Just &C. are now requisite above
all uther qualities. IL isn't Just tu deuuuucr
strikers a. rioters any more than II is right tU
arrAign Jay could As a TObbvT and set the mob
uU him. \ great struggle between lab1rrr>
aud employers - agltatlng the country, aud
wise men will strive L. aIlay passion He VIII"
paDdrrS To popular passion Is an lncrndArS
and dangerous 10 snrtrty.-Uayt"n Jo"'""
This l. correct, and We indurNr 1t. But
Is not Jay Could. speaking c"olly and with
out the least passion Ia set the mob ON
hla" i not Jan Kind of sort al rob
lrr. " A. it were" That is. has Gould hon
,.Stll cururj ~IOO. 0OO, 900 since lac sold his
ur~t muu>rtrap ia New York
There i AN impatiencr with the delay Of
the senatorial committee on Cincinnati that
is growing hourly. The exhibition of this
Impotence which Lt.-Ciov. Kennedy makes
N remarks reported by a Columbus curre>-
pundrut m today'> CummrrciUl-GdzCtte
will meet with the sympathy of the people
Il am ready" SAYS Kennedy, at any
moment To- take the bull 10y the horns and
end thi, ~rn~rl,>~ diIiyialy ing" Bring
forth the bull gentlemen OF the dillydallying
committee.
/ Me>~rs Magnier and Thomegueix have
fought a dsel with swords in the forest Of
II. Grrmain. near Paris. with about the
usual result. They had an immense deal of
line sword play. when. aS Magnier had his
point at Th"meguriN'> abdomen and was
about to rip the awful final syllable of his
name ont Of him. the latter parried the
thrust and stuck his antagonist in the fore
arm. and the French honor wa, satisfied.
/ The conclusion reached at Cincinnati -
reached thus early in his official career is
that T"pp i an ass. He hadn't anything
: Ike the capital t" go on that Dalton had,
and ne went on it, T"pp went to the end
OF his string and whirlei himself and
lnpped over, and now there i not even
wabble left al him. His WAS case Uf
Tupl~hesl mess OF conscience.
M"nrr. the new chief of police in Gin.
cmnati. i> likely Ia have II" duty t" which
he can assign the far-famed Mullen Mullen
WAS pardoned out of Jail by Cleveland. and
he will doubtless be- pardoned out Of the
police force by Moore. Monrr'S talk will
De- expected Ia he. Mullen, stalk -
The Democratic "CitiErn~.'
To the Editor Of the Globe Republic:
Men may differ on uon-r>>rntialS and
Vet remain >teadtast friends on more iul-
Portamt questions before the public. There
are questions of dispute before the people
OF Springfield at this time which are worthy
of serious thought. The rights Of man to
think and act tOr himself have been ques-
TONED to the serious detrimrnt of large
class of respectable and intelligent citizens
Men have been robbed of their capital
their IabOr-becau>e they refused to dele
gate their manhood To the keeping of self
styled ta>kmaSterS.
That same principle was attempted tO de
grade labor centuries past. It's too late
now Ia try Ia rrhabilitate defunct ideas
which We're Drained in tumbling down the
ages. True American manhood is above
ruhie> in price. The blood of Brandywine.
Long Island. and Yorktown still tricklrS in
the veins ot Springfield mechanics The,
patriotism of 'Gl-ij i still radiant on our
city walks. While the descendants of the
former will never bend the knee to tyranny.
the latter will not lend themselves To be-
come cO-wuTkeTS with those who shouted
over the tTiumph> of rebels IN arms.
The above i intended aS an introduction
To- thought OF two of local significance
w sooner had the laburtrnuble commenceri
in our midst than Billy Reed. the police
commissioner, Cholly Constantine, and other
hde-bound politicians ceased To be demo
Gratis and came out full-tiedged citizens.
They We're Just dying for ''citiZem>" in re-
publican wards of our city. and were Ui-
dying Jettrr~onian-Jack>om democrats in
democratic wards. Republican mechanics,
what representation did You hayr on the
Democratic ticket a uuT late election in
the hr>t. seventh, and ninth wards "
Dld you receive AN equivalent for
throwing republican wards into the
hands OF a party whO>r history for more
than one humdrei> years brands il aS the
party of oppression and opposed Ia remit
mrrated lahuT? Are You satisfied YOU did
right simply h,rall>e one man. claiming la
br republican. committed WRONG on
tabor? | am mechanic, and know that
am friend tu labor OF all kinds. and |
am sure that every labOrlug republican is F..
hTiItIuE IN the interest ut labor when he Is
found IN uJp,Siti"H Ia the dcnwratic party /
and it, methods. The democratic party of
Ohio. A. managed at present, i> stencil in /
the n">triIs OF the people throughout the ma
ton. Republican mechanics. are you ready /.
To become a part of that pUtrid carcass? Are |
uurrtdy tu SAY. 'ti""i-bM LjH"riH' G""'i- /
bW GurFCii' lnu rCrC ,rrupJ-I 90 Ia /
gpir CmCmiCS" If yuu are not ready To /
take that step. then let the democratic cit /
IZcn>" hold their .'drmucratic" conventions /
and mallagr their own affairs democrat /
lcalIy." They have nothing To lose, /
and they expect To ride into power
through your suffrage. Fight the battle |
of labor and right in the republican party, |
the only party that ever stood up :naufulh |
for free thought. tree speech, free ballot. /
and for independent free labor. 1t is in /
favor of statutory cmactmemts in defense Of |
Labor, and opposed Ia the importation Of /
foreign Labor to comr in competition with /
American-bom and mlturaIized labor in the .
nItcd States. Don't give up lifelong .
principle to please few demagogueS. whu.
behind your backs, laugh at your verdancy.
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