Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-16
EDITORIAL sREvITIEs.

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JONES will address the people of thi'
city, at the Court House, tomorrow
friday evening, at z o'clock.
Quarterly meeting at the M. H.
Church next Saturday and Sunday
services commencing Saturday even
ing. Elder MILLER will be present.
See announcement of meetings
to be addressed by Messrs. JONES,
WELSH and BRADBURY, Our friends
inthe severallocalities named should
see to it that these meetings are
made a success.
Our Democratic leaders know, as
we'll as we do, that Sam. F. Cary
never earned mouthful of the
bread he consumes by the "sweat OF
his brow"--knows nothing about
work, and has no feelings in COM
mon with workingmen-and yet
they post him as the champion of
the workingmen." 1t is fraud
upon our workingmen-a low piece
of disgusting political trickery-and
nothing else. 1t won't pay.
Three thousand sheep, bound
for Eastern Virginia, were ferried
across the river here on Friday last.
The Marietta Bucket Factory
was destroyed by fire on the 4th
inst. Loss about $40, ,O0O-insurance
$4,000. 1t will not be rebuilt, says
the Register.
Tuesday, Sept. 21st, at Gallipo-
lis, comes off the great Republican
rally of the campaign, with first
class speakers. Don't fail to be
present.
AT the head Of the columns of
the Dispatch we read-"For Gov
ernor, GEO. FL. PENDLEToN." A lit
tie farther down, and part of the
same ticket, we read-"For Probate
Judge, A. LOUIE" Is that the way
to support Republican principles?
IF "Fair Play" had sent his
name, his communication would
have been found in our columns, but
as he did not it has been thrown
into the waste basket.
Why can't our Democratic lead
ers be honest with the people? To
post Sam. F. Gary as the. champion
of the workingmen"u is simply dis
honesty. Why, he never done an
honest days work in his life, and
probably never will. Born of veal
thy parents, married to fortune, he
lives luxuriously near Cincinnati,
keeping his carriage and servants,
and rides into the city often enough
to collect his rents from the poor
workingmen who inhabit his houses,
off of whose hard labor he lives.
Sam. F. Cary the champion of the
workingmen!" 1t is barefaced fraud
and nothing else.
-"Seven by ninel" How easy
said-any fool could say it-fools
have said it because they couldn't
say anything else-even Cary said it
Sam. F. Cary, the champion of
workingmen." 1t is specimen of
his "sarkasm" as applied to the
Journal. Wonderful, isn't it? We
are satisfied he could have done bet
ter under other circumstances, but
late hours on the steamer which
brought him here, playing eucher
for the drinks, clouded his intellect,
and made him less himself than
usual. We excuse him for being so
dull.
Mr.. ROMAN MENAGER, of this city,
has left with us potatoe, Indiana
premium) which weighs one pound
and quarter.
Remember the Republican Rally
Tuesday next. There will be-
speeches both in the afternoon and
at night.
Cary has learned no new sto-
ries-he tells the same he told in his
temperance speeches twenty years
ago. All right, however-that
crowd never attended his temper
ance lectures.
Hon. John Bell, of Tennessee,
died in Nashville on the 10th Sep
tember.
The river is now in a good
boating stage, and boats are plenty
for all points.
Thanks to Mr.. W. L. JAMES, for
a basket OF excellent peaches-the
York Mammoth-the best we have
seen this season.
Steam boiler owners will find in
our advertising columns something
of Importance to them.
Mr.. Fl. 81. NEAL lost valuable
young horse, last week, by disease.
We spent very pleasant hour
Sunday afternoon in listening to
exercises in singing, by the teachers
and scholars of the M. E. Sabbath
School. Over one hundred voices
were engaged, and yet there was al
most perfect time and harmony,
showing thorough and systematic
training. The selections were ap-
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