Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-26

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guess under present circumstances.-
In business matters and nearly all
things else peace 1reigns" ID this
'warsaW." Nothing has broke the
monotony here, exeapt nov md then
a murder in some alley. The meeting
of the State DsmocTStic aCoaYention
last week, and few other such slfsirs,
copSes9ing which your rsAdsss eare
but little.
The getting together Of this conven-
ton, and nominating candidates for
the various State offices, was bat the
Offering up new victims for sacrifice at
the coming election, as Is confessed By
leading and candid Democrats here
Lhe radical voters largely outnumber
the legal Democraticvo votes IN this State.-
Is Is confessed, and the only hope Of
the opposition is to set aside the regis
tration lasT by Judicial decision of the
case by Frank Blair.iSu, if they must.
Both parties are now fully organized
IN this state. BY their respective nomi-
nations, and m the field, challenging
the support Of the electors. Nearly
all Of the congressional nominations
have been made. and greatly Ato tue
satisfaction of alEloyai people. In the
7th District our old neiEhboF Col. As
pers, has received the nomination for
Congress, and his electio1is sure, near.
ly assure as is Gen. GaIfsld's in your
District. This honor upon the Colonel
Is as deserved as. aattering;; he has
nobly earned it, Since ne has been in
this State no man has done more for
the State in the way developing her
resources. making her Institution psr-
manent, and education popular than
he. Upon thestump. through his pa
per, upon the lecture platform, and in
municipal councils he has been an ar
dent laborer, for free SOIL free speech,
free anG universal edueAtion- His con-
stltuencY may congratulate itself, that
IN him they have a true man and in
whose hands all its interests will be
safe. Free Missouri will have no abler
sdVocate and representative in the next
Congress than Col. Asper. During the
present campaign, he will devote much
OF his time to discussion of its grand
interests involved in the coming elec-
tion. and give strength to the Repub-
lican party. i
1 notice BY the county newspapers
that Thos. L. Rice, ESQ, formerly of
your county, has been nominated q
candidate for circuit Jadgeia 10 tha irst-
Judicial District OF the State. He is
said to be an able sttorneys having all
the qualIfcations 70 make good Judge
and will surely be elected His cir
cult has within its Sedaiia, the, resi-
denes of RsY. E. T. Brown, late pastor
Of the Baptist church in .gonr pillaee.
One OF the candidates "a the Radi-
cal State ticket for Supreua Judge Is
Philinsu Biiss. Formerly from EiyriA
ohio. From ISIS 70 1851 ne vs. Judge
'f the Com. Pieas. ID tlla al District,
embracing Lorraine. onfncs ke md
jeaugA countless sahss9n q u mem
Der of Congress from 0hieS ard later
thief Justice OF Daoota. He isanable-
Ind valuabie man and Will be elsoted
If course.
In passing may remark That horth-
'astere Ohio has many reptsssnfatiFes
q this State, and many more are
omlng. Indeed the numbers are con-.
family increasing and almost every one
oming but add to the number Of the
rec State party.
Since Frank Blair sounded the battle
~, rebels and rebel sympathizers
throughout the State talk loudly of
rights TO be demanded at the point
the bayonetP That "the tyrany Of
be radical party shall be ended if
Fashed out in blood and out of all
3 Is talk, it will he strange if no cause
f violence shall arise. In certain To-
alitles. some timid ones seem to fear
xtensiFe distur rbanees at the polls, bIt4
this there IS no reasonable grounds.
When use the words rebels and
,bel sympathizers, I" l. Thsve,no refer-7
nee TO the rank and 6le of the Demol2
attic party-but mean Rs6sls found
arms during the war, against the
oVernment. BushHhackers, ana those
no aided and sbetted- them, many of
hom have come to-light and shown
IemselYes, for the first time after the
Of Seymour and Blair. The
1mber Of such rebels are dnniaiski7g
the only promotion, the
1rst of them receive is by a cord
llled over the limb Of some 'souf ap-
9 tree" This disposition made Of
eh charaeters, is IN remote pafts Or
e State, and has for its complete JUS
icaIion the device on the. old Demo-
atie broad State seal, ''the safety Of
e people is the higher law" F.