Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-03-21
.jf- @ For the REPCBLlCl
FROM WOOSTER.
-- WOOSTER ONO.
March 11th, 1872.

NAL Cu IltH. 1pi- -.
MEssRs EDITORS Knowing very
well that the readers of your vain
able paper are an intelligent class
always desirous of knowing what
transpires in the adjoining counties
l will endeavor to give you what
little news / may be able to pick up
in this locality. ,,- --.
Report has it, and seems to como
pretty direct too, that ''Shreve' is
to be moved to Wooster. | mean
the sShreve Mirror" This may be
a wise move but your correspondent
has his doubts, as he verify believes
said paper would prosper better to
remain where it is. We had quite
i"a SEVERE sSow-sroRM 'i-.
on Thursday afternoon and evening
a regular winter storm, but to-day
the snow which was about three
inches deep has nearly disappeared
though several sleds could be seer
on the street.
COURT is IL SESSION
and business is being pushed pretty
lively by the Judge who is presiding
and who we believe is from Ash
land, his name we have not heard
We were very much interested in
reading the REPUBLICAN,, (Which We
always are, this week, and especial
ly the description given of how the
Judge and Editor of the Farme1
didn't kill the G. Hog. The Judge
is said to be good on a hunt. r.
Business seems to be looking uI
some in Wooster. Railroad matters
are looking favorable, and we are
glad to note that the spirit of enter
prise does not exist alone here in
w.
/ am glad to note the fact that the
Republicans of Holmes are alive.
and that they intend makinga fight
this year on local matters. That is
as it should be. If the party is to
be built up it must be done by keep
ing up good and thorough organi-
zation and by making a fight at all
elections. The political skies look
brighter and brighter each day as
we continue travelling toward the
Presidential campaign, which will
undoubtedly be very exciting one
You have heard the glorious news
from New Hampshire: The first
gun for 1872, and while we dare not
feel too certain of Connecticut, which
is very close State and as there are
four parties in the field,we have rea-
son, nevertheless to feel confident
of success next fall. .s .4t
Sumner, Greeley, ,Trumbull, ,Schurz
d Co., can blow their bugles asloud
as they please. Grant is going to
be the nominee Of the Philadelphia
Convention and the next President
elect. The Democratic papers all
over the country recognize this fact
too. A Democrat of Holmes was
heard to say not Il week ago, that
there never was a party in power
that has shown such ability either
in this or any other country as has
the Republican party under the Ad-
ministrations of Gen. Grant. Our
debt being rapidly reduced and tax
es withdrawn from everything eX-
cept luXuries. -fta.7 aI.i
We cannot close without saving
what is a matter of general remark,
that the Holmes Co. REPUBLICAN is
one OF the best county papers in
this part of the State and has few
equals. 1t being q moral, reliable
and wide awake, family and polite
al Journal, which should not only
challenge the hearty support of
every Republican and good Demo
crat in Holmes but also those in the
adjoining counties, and we have no
doubt that such is and always will
be the case. There is nothing that
speaks so well for a community and
county as a good, wide awake paper.
Yours, 80" "' KU KLUX.