Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-14

A few interested politicians in Hamil-
ton county are laboring to obtain the
consent Of Hon. B. F. Wade to allow
them to advertise him as a candidate for
the Republican nomination for Govern
or. Twice has the old Senator refused,
but still they dog him with their impor-
tunities. He probably knows that these
Jealous gentlemen do not car particu-
larry for him, but understands that they
are more anxious to appear as the es-
pecial champions Of the administration
in Ohio, and that theyhope that his nom
ination may in some way give them in
creased favor with the powers that be in
Washington. Besides they know they
cannot use Gen Noyes. To present Mr..
WEde's name before the Convention
with the probability of nomination being
against him, would be a great wrong to
that gentleman.
The Democracy think they ought to
have control Of the State Of Ohio after
the fall election. That party has had
control Of the State of New York for a
short time, and has run up the taxes in
that State TO nearly double what they
were under Republican rule. Would it
be well fer the people Of Ohio to try 4
similar experiment. Let every intelli-
gent citizen look at the fruits Of Democ-
racy in the city OF New York, and then
ask II fruits, as there brought forth, en-
title that party to the confidence Of the
people Of Ohio.
Influences 10 overthrow Mormonism
and polygamy in Utah are at work with
in that people. The young women re-
fuse TO become the wives Of Mormons,
and look toward the ranks OF the GEN
tiles for husbands. The disafection
against the Mormons extends TO the po-
litical parties, and both Democrats and
Republicans have agreed 10 the policy
OF electing to the territorial Legislature
only such members as are opposed 10
tho polygamous faith. Conventions win
be held on the 10Th OF July 10 organize
for the canvass, and henceforth the
many-wived brethren viii have 10 take
a back seat In respect 10 politics.
It seems likely that a few ship loads
OF Communist, who did their best 10
destroy Paris when they found they
could not govern France, viii DO per-
miitod 10 enjoy for a time the luxunos
Of penal life In the South Seas. The
Island Of New Caledonia, 10 which the
cable reports twenty thousand insur-
gents a. likely 10 be sentenced, lies some
v hundred miles northeast OF Aus
traliA.
"old clothes are 10 demand, Just now
among the Democracy. The longer they
were worn by Republicans the better
a Thirteenth Amendment vest, Four
teenth Amendment pantaloons, and all
gracefully covered and wrapped around
by a long, swallow-tailed, brass-button-
ed, close fitting FVteenh Amendment
coat. Yalandigham IS Boss, and he in
tends hanging every Democrat 10 the
tail OF the Republican kite.
The wife Of James Stanley, in Saline
vile, Columbian Co., O., sued one
whisky-selling Bill johnson, for the re-
covery Of $500 damages, incurred by the
latter retailing the ardent to her hus-
band. The case was tried by Esquire
Hunter, 10 q jury, and a verdict render
ed OF s268.l6 against defendent. That is
the third or fourth case Of the kind In
that county.
Even the tobacco squirter has a use.
wen-directed squirt from jaws well
charged with dogleg will poison half
pint Of Colorado Potato Bugs. nall the
Bugs In Franklin county could
have been gathered into the Opera House
the day Of the Democratic Convention
they would have been Obliterated the
first diseharge.-State Journal
TRENHOLM, ex-Confederate Secretary
Of the Treasury, made a speech at the
Taxpayers Convention in Columbia, S.
s., in which he accepted the situation,
and made the remark that, in view OF
all the circumstances, "the clemency Of
the North toward the South was such as
history furnishes few examples Of"
Thomas Hughes, NJ. P, in an address
10 the working men Of London, deliver
ed on Sunday evening, eulogized the
laws and various other institu-
lions Of the United States, praised the
people and government Of that country
md urged emigration to America upon
III those vainly seeking work at home.
There is a response from Connecticut
o the Democratic departure. The char
er election at Norwich, resulted in the
Of a Republican, Mayor by $40
majority. Last year a Democrat was
lected by $50 majority. Republican
ain, $50.
Joshua Weaver, Of Cranberry town
hip, Vsnango county, Pa, was on the
.oint Of being sold out by the sheriff,
then a hundred barrel oil well was
near his farm. He has plenty Of
-iends now. =