Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-05
Wooster Correspondence.
Agricultural FaiT-P0lities-ROBbeTy.
WOOSTER. o., Oct. 4th, 1858.


WoosTER, o., Oct 4th, 1858.
DEAR LEADER.-Tbe Ninth Annual Wayne
County Fair, held in this town on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of last week, was the
largest and best ever held in the county. The
display in evey department was e1eellent-and
the exhibition Of stock unusually large and fine
The Mechanics Department was also well filed
while vegetables and fruits of various excel
lent kinds were abundant. In these latter arti-
eles, am glad to see that our farmers are begin
ming To take a larger interest than formerly
especially in the culture of grapes. The dis
play of grapes was really excellent, and Of the
best yarieties. Among the articles on exhibi-
ton in Floral Hall, recognized speaking
likeness" of Judge Mccoy, Republican eandi-
date for Sheriff, from the brush of N. S. Mach
TRE1B, an unusually promising young artist OF
this place His pictures are all excellent like
nesses, and have attracted much attention On
Thursday over seven thousand single tickets OF
| admission TO the grounds were sold-which was
entirely independent of Family and Exhibitions
tickets 1t is estimated that over ten thousand
persons were admitted during that day alone
from which you may infer that Fairs in Wayne
county are well sustained.
Politics rage violently. The Republicans art
in the best OF spirits as TO the result in "Ol'
Wayne." Their organization throughout III
county is perfect, and model for counties OF
the Reserve Every township has its Centra
Committee; and every school district Its Vigi
lance and Canyassing Committees. These an
all composed Of the most energetic and reliabl
men in the townships. They work with an en-
ergy and determination which can only result il
victory. Meetings are held IN every schoO
house, and all the honorable appliances that cal
be brought to bear in bringing out our voters ol
the 18th will be put IN TequlsItlon- lndlvldua
effort seconds concerted action, and every maj
in the party seems to feel that he has person
al interest IN routing and defeating LecomptOn
ism. Il is not to be denied however, that tn
Democracy have a strong organization-bu
since they have lost prominent men in ever.
township, the prospect is that the Republican
will achieve brilliant victory on the 18th.
Why DO not the Republicans Of the Resery
organize and work for the success Of our Stat
ticket The result Of the election last yea
should admonish US that organization and labc
are as essential to success in politics as IN stem
er fields of battle. Let them awaken to a sens
of the importance Of the impending contest, an
give our State ticket majority which shall
the death Of LecOmptonism IN Ohio. Unles
the Reserve does its duty and its whole dui
the result is necessarily doubtful. The Dem'
= Gratis are making terrible struggle, and on
y which may possibly prove victorious because
% our own apathy and want of action.
q The Jewelry establishment of J. r. Bowmal
4 of shis village, was broken into on Sunday NOR
, ing last, and robbed of over fifteen hundred dc
, lars worth of jewelry. The Robbers first brol
open the wagon making shop of German nal
ed KrOtz in order to procure an augur WI
: which TO bore through the door Bowman IS
, industrious and worthy young fellow, and =
4 loss falls upon him heavily. Two hundred d6
% lars reward are offered for the apprehension
n the thieves and recovery of the stolen proPeTt
e Yours, ).