Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-09-28

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Every thing is in readiness for
the Illinois State Fair at Duquoin.
Every vote cast for John Mast for
Treasurer, is vote for reform.
Vote for H. H. Robson for Com
missioner and you vote for reform.
iWeurge upon every good citizen
to vote for the ticket presented by
the Republican party, not because
they are Republicans, but because
if elected they will serve they whole
people and because We want a, low
tax. -
The Republican meeting at John
sten's School House was a grand
success, the attendance good, and a
good organization effected.
AT Charleston, South Carolina,
there were eight deaths from yell
low fever during the "a hours end
ing on Wednesday evening.
The chances for electing Joseph
Adams Infrmary Director are good,
At Newark New Jersey, the grand
jury have found true bill of indict-
ment against George Bolts for muir
der in the first degree for killing
Oliver 7. Halsted, Jr., on the 22d
of July last. The trial will proba-
bly, come off in ten or twelve days.
The Toledo Society of Natural
Science is growing rapidly. 1t now
has nearly two hundred members,
in Paris, Edenburg, Montreal, New
York city, Galveston, etc. The So
ciety is issuing a handsome vol
ume, giving its constitution, by-la ws
and list of its members.
The London Congress of the in
ternationals has elaborated a
scheme for 4 centralized organiza-
tion, preparatory to a general move
ment. r
The influence of the Tammany
expositions in favor of Republican
ism is already beginning to show it
self.
New Jersey,4 which has beer
thoroughly canvassed, promises to
go Republican this fall by some s.,
900 majority. Honorable Democrats
disguised with the doings of theil
party in New York, win bolt ovel
to the other side.
The Spanish war steamer Churru-
ca fired into a British sloop bound
to Port au- Prince from Nassau with
the crew of the Haytin war steamer
Montorganis, which is repairing at
Nassau. Twenty-Five Spaniards
boarded the sloop. The British
consul and the Haytian government
are trying to arrange the matter.
A brief telegram from Europe.
yesterday, affords trench
ant comment on the clamors of the
Democracy relative to the faithtui-
ness of President Grants admins
tration to the best interests of the
country. Gen. Spinner telegraphs
that while the French loan was ne
gotiated at Is cents on the dollar,
hat of the United States was plac-
ed at a dollar Yet both were five..per
: er cent. loans. This shows that,
after all, our credit is higher in Eu-
rope than is that of France.
More than six years ago the world
and America wept at the
saddest tragedy that had ever con
vulsed a nation. More than six
years have passed since the great,
gentle, uncouth, wise and far-seeing
statesman died. More than six
years since the catafalque contain
ing the dumb clay, over which mil
lions wept, passed through the land,
which was draped in the garments
of woe. The world has kept turns
ing since then, time has not stopped,
great events have transpired and
little men have risen and fallen,
but the honHed clay has rested at
peace and undisturbeduntil Robert
Lincoln and few friends, with rev.
erend hands lifted it and placed it
in the new vault prepared expressly
for it, and where it is to be hoped it
it may now rest for ever the object
of the gratitude and reverence of
future millions.-Pittsburg Dis
patch. 50