New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-03

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Correspondence o. TIE tribune.
CLEVELAND. June -, 1915.
If our Buckeyes have no:hing 10 Thank rfovi-
dence FOX in our squintngs al the dongs Of messages
a, the National Capital we can al least bless our
fertile soil which this yea. viii almost yield an ace
aua,e reoai:al for the shortcomings OF the pa;
harvest. In recent journey across the SAFE no
,icea inc imposing appearance Of tue mii!eas gram,
fields Of Stark Wayne and Rich!and Counties ana
the valleys Of the Scioto aud Musklngam' ana " az
informed By the farmers that q, no peroo SINCE Tue
settlement OF Ohio has the promise been more au-
sp!cious.
You would be astonished, agrecably SO, to visit
Queen City Of the Lakes, and notice lis rapid I'M
provemcnt since you gave i, few hours glance
thee years ago. Since then, some twelve hundred
b.ildpg-rnost elegant dweliDg s--have been erect
ed and at least i've thousand shscctrees planted
along the curb-ways. The attention paid 10 beauti-
fyiog The city by the aid OF naples and other forest
growths, is wha; viii ia brace OF lustrums make
Cleveland The most elegant City OF North America.
Mr.. BEEB, our candidate for Governor addressed
the citizens Of this County in Mass Meeting, assem-
BLEED on Saturday last. The high character of Mr..
popular expectation run very high; and am graft
fed in being able torecord that he fully sustained
bis earlier reputation as a speaker and statesman.
His main topics were the Bank Law Of 49,. the
Tax Law OF last winter and the repeal of the inia
nous Black Laws at the next assembling Of the
Ohio Legislature provided we have Wing maj or-
ty, of which there can be but itle doubt. This Is
the first time that State candidate OF either party,
has come forth upon this repeal question upon the
Il l., l..
yond the pale Of selfish non commtal. and he spoke
out burningly, fearessly, convncingly of the wrong
that the fair fame OF glorious Stale suffered 80
long as these foul Gatherings TO the voracious nav
OF Slavery Suffered 10 disgrace the Statute books
Of Ohio. thank God tina, we have Mr.. Bebb as a
pioneer in hewing our Wing way into and over
them.
Ia consequence Of the canvassing OF our Candid
ate the Loco Focos very anxious thai their nom
inee should also DO il, but David Tod tried II TWO
years ago, and didn't like the result refer your
readers for those results 10 your Wing Almanac
Aud now that David has carry upon his already
defeated shoulders the lard Money and Charerre-
peaiiDg issues Of the 9Th of January Convention, he
will see bis party and himself twenty thousand mi
the chair OF State rather than take The held.
wish TO Heaven that he would essay some gentle en-
counter with Bebb. Ii would add some supertiu-
Gus thousands TO the elegant suticiepcy' U. the
latiers triumph in the coming contest
Hon. j. X. GIDDINGs, representing this Con-
gressional District Of course your readers know
has written TO a brace OF his constituents very
strange letter. 1t appears in the Geauga Repub
can of late date |, has caused grea, astonishment
and greater disapprobation. So strong, indeed is
this latter feeling, tina, Saturday during the Con-
ven,ion, Hon. w. L. Perkins, Of Lake, alluded 10
the sentiments embodied in Mr.. G.s letter, and de-
nounced them in the most scathing terms. We Of
Ohio are not ready for dissolution Of the Union,
outraged as we feel Thar have been trodden
down and dsgraced by the conduct OF Polk and his
Texas and War followers. We apGit a brighter
day tOr OHIO and for oar Country, when the Cloths
shall be driven from the Capital, and a Wing pre-
side where Wing patriot only should be the expo.
nent of the peoples rights aud safety. That day
will come. Ohio has lighted her fires and planted
her sentries. BUCKEYE.