Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-07

VERMONT ELEcTIoS--The result in this
State is another wet blanket for Greeley De-
mocracy. The election took place ON Tuesday.
The news of Wednesday morning "a to the
following effect; SO towns give Converse ~.
00l and Gardner 3,222 These towns embrace
one-half the vote of the State, 101 towns re-
turn 30 Republicans, Democrats and one
Liberal Republican 10 the Legislature.
The Grant and Wilson men of the L. S. e.
NJ. 5. railroad, Toledo division, have raised a
Grant and Wilson pole sixty feet high, on the
Oank OF the lake near the Otis Iron Works.
Cleveland. They have also taken IA vote as
lar as possible, and it stands lfy-six for Grant
and Wilson, ten for Greeley and four for niclber.
! Judge II. L. Paine, of Cleveland, ia. rather
unfortunate in his recent political Affiliations.
| lie has failed to receive the nomination of the
! Cyahoga Grcelcyites for Congress. Splah
Chamber lin, another disafpcted Republican.
being the luck man." Mr. ChamUcrim is said
To DC Il millionaire. Scluh
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EOCoNoR and Adams were nominated nt
| Louisville on the 4lh. Ohio cast 40 votes for
( fOConor and for Pcndlcton--Greeley men,
me vote stood 500 for OConor and 4 for Pen.
uicton. D. Y. Adams was nominated for Vice
President on the 3d ballot. On this ballot al
most the entire South, which had voted for
Lyons, broke to Adams, and all the others. ex
cept six from Ohio, joined in the rush, and
Mr.. Adams was nominated
The Committee on Resolutions rcported
OConors letter, without alteration, MS the
platform, and recommended the nomination
oil Charles O'Conor upon il. After The work
OF forming the ticket was accomplished. II tel.
asrim was received from Mr. O'Conor pu.i.
uNeif declining the honor conferred upon
him. In the midst of much confusion the
convention adjourned to Thursday morning
for further action
George Na1cs Train, Of the Nebraska del
eg"tion' was hustled oui of the convention
DooL1TTLE Of Wisconsin, chairman of the
Liberal convention, a man who has o,,Iiv,d
his reputation at home and in his own State.
mas bGch caught oi late in u Father disrcputa
bic affair vita one Conuatty in II cotton per
nit speculation at the South Ia 1861 Ii WAS
III bricl, cOllusi1n to share ia the profits of
the speculation The correspondence between
the parties was written all on one sdc-by the
Senator, with much Hdroilncss and ingenuity
lOr showing To the public in case of dcyelop-
ment, that the Senator'S skirts were clear. The
thing was unrarthcd BY the New York Times
ADMIRATIoNl AT II mass meeting at CO.
lumbus On Monday last the political charuc.
Ter Ol which is sufficiently clear from the
speakers prscEt-Scnalurs Trumbull and
Thurman. They played the part OF an admi-
ration party. Senator Thurman culogiz, d
Senator Trumbull to such an extent tina, must
have lifted his compluccncy--if he coull, for
lhe tIihe being, have been unmindIul of the |
lips that uttered it. The TriJuae dignifes the
parties and the affair ON This wise: "'rhc two |
m,n preserve in the highest decree the true
Senatorial traditions OF legal Coincidence and
constitutional learning. The tribute OF the
latter To the former was model of generous
yet dIgnilicd culogy.
lRREFRAGGBLE--lf any body doubts the re.
suit of the State election on Tuesday last in |
Vermont, we would disarm them Of all doubt
and mssiving by the following admission OF
the TrtOane of EWedncsd y,whcn about half the
State had been heard from. 5000 majority is |
rather cold comfort for the Dolly Nar,rns.
Make way for Maine. Before The e,osc OF the
campaign, Greclcyism win be regular hzzlc
Returns received from Vermont cov,r ahou, |
half OF the State, and indicate u Grant MAORI. |
~ Ol ABOUT 2J,OO0, ON Il rather iull vote. Com.
phrGu WIN lhc september election for the last |
Presidential year, 1868 the complete returns
WIZ probably show an increased vote for both
parties, hut larger for the Liberals and Demo
Gratis Than for the denomination party. Con.
siderng the utter hopcl,ssucss ol carrying the
state, Tie opposition have done very well.
Those stuchy, prim looking Greeley hats
are only becoming when worn with IL hopeful,
cheerful, radiant face beneath lhcm-a still |
upper lip. They b,comc n sorry nlldir when |
the face of the wcurrr is elongated with dis.
couragcment and diSpar. We have, therefore,
grave apprchcnsOns Of the fleet of the reports
OF the Vermont election upon the duration OF
the fashion, and our advice is not To make
any new Investments. Ii they survive this
shock, Maine will probably finish the thing,
and then these badges of u deuncl and t iIrlc
party will brcnmc useless lumber. Irs, even
u stencil in the nos,rili of those who were in.
duccd To don them with such u flourish. If
they can be put out Of sight, it might he well
enough 10 keep them over until the next
planting, when crow pubulum will hc no long
era necessity, and II little deception will be
called Tor 10 tniimiddte that lorCs ing. pluudyr-
inS iiillc rascal into better manners.
Our sympalh,s awakened iur those few
ofour ncighb rs and friends who have cA0s N
n'w political btdIcllows While they thought
they were being carried along upon the whirl-
wind OF hope and prosperity lnry managed To
regulate their stomacis, but now when lhings
begin To lull, the dust settles away and in the
exercise ofa sober second thought, tncy are
enabled 10 measure their folly ana the sweet
ness and CLEANLINESS of those lh"y arc cuddling
with, lhcrc is danger Of u disInrhrd slnmnch-