Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-09-13

hold Of your hand in order to drag you
into it.-New York Commercial Advertiser.
tzsy~A bald-headed man was recently notic-
cd intently observing the pictures of Greeley
and Brown In a newspaper At length he
remarked 'If really thought 1t would
produce such a change would order half
dozen bottles" He had taken them for the
same individual "before and after using a
hair restorative"
-Farnsworth stands convicted of politi.
cal forgery. lie tried in his st. Charles Gll.)
speech TO make q point against President
Grant by quoting from his inaugural mes
sage. Some one distrusted the accuracy Of
the quotation, and upon examination 1t ap-
pears that the President never said what he
is accused Of saying, neither in his first in
augural nor In any subsequent message.
e9ya The New York Independent says of
General Dix: "Hls nomination is equivalent
to his election, and that too by q large ma
iority, There arc thousands of war Demo-
Gratis in the State whose natural place is
with the Republican party, and who, under
the leadership of General Dix, will this fall
| give II their cordial support. This we re.
| gard as settling the question for Mr.. Gree.
| ley, so far as the State Of New York Is con.
| cerned."
eTA shrewd colored citizen Of Terre
Haute, Ind. was interviewed by Greeley man
the other day. "Dont you remember that
Mr.. Greeley was always warm advocate OF
the rights of your race, and an earnest Re
publican" queried the chow.chow. eyes
sah,h was the reply; land pears to me | has
read dat Lucifer was In Heaven once. But
he's not dere now-not now, sah."
ssy-lt seems rather strange that every In.
dication Of the oouRtry's prosperity should
carry dismay and grief irto the hearts Of oul
great modern reformers; but such is the case
nevertheless. II will be source OF much
unhappiness for them to learn that undel
the present corrupt and iniquitous Admins
tration the public debt has been reduced
S10,736635 during the past month The sor
rowful fact exists, however. Ocean.
~ Senator Wilson, in letter to Rev. G
W. Denison, denies that he ever told thu
latter gentleman that President Grant dranl
too much. The Senator says: 'Your state
ment is unqalifedly false. During the las
nine years have seen General Grant hun
dreds of times. 1 have seen him in hi
camp, In his family, at his own table, at the
table of others, at home and abroad, and
have never seen him under the influence o
intoxicating liquors"
c57y@ On Saturday four United States offi
GERS were shot in North Carolina-two o
them fatally. About fifty Greeley men as
sailed them. The assaiants were probabl
masked. Commissioner Cox says he is una
BILE to execute the laws, and calls upon tn
United States Marshal for assistance. Yet
as the Chicago Tribune observes, "There ar
no KukluX in the South: ell of these out
RACES are got up for political effect.".
S.-Wilson died yesterday but Roach an
the Smiths still live Chicago Post, SepteD,
ber2.
ssgH The other evening meeting wa
called at Cape May, n j., for the purp ose o
indorsing Greeley and Brown. jim scove
was the head and front, and the only speak
er with one exception. They captured
colored man by the name of Jake Wilson
thinking him Greeley man; he was invite
to make speech; he consented, and the foI
lowing is the speech made:
"LADIEs AND GENTs--I have been brought her
speech. hut am not for Greeley Horace Creole
OF to-day is not the Horace Greeley of twent
years ago, and never will vote for any man wh
places himself at the head of party who hav
been trying since its beginning to trample me /
the dust
They pulled him down, and Jim Scovc
tried to make Speech but he found tina
the audience was composed of more thai
threeIourths Grant men, and every word h.
said against Grant was received with groans
and cheers for Grant They found it no us
to continue the meeting. so they adjourne
amid cheers for Grant and Wilson.