Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-24

across the Bloody Chasm.
Greeley's "tidal wave' is a good
thing We like it. Let her wave
Let us have reconciliation, brethren
Let DIR. Greeley reconcile himself to
recent election news.
The Greeleyites have a new bond of
sympathy with the Southern rebels
both have a ''lost cause.','
Mr.. Greeley goes back to his sane
tum with the amiable sentiment that
he'd rather write than be President.
Colonel Yerger, retired editor and
unhung murderer, is Democratic can
didate for Congress in the Third Mary
land District
When Curtin was in St. Petersburg
he ''wanted to go home" But now
he is at home, he wants to go to St
Petersburg.
Greeley clubs are disbanding on all
sides. The game is up, and no one
will contribute funds for the cause
any longer.
An editor in Charlottesville, Va,
advises his readers to discard the Pres
idents proclamation, since its spirits is
prompted by the October election
Defeated candidates for Congress
may find some consolation in the fact
that smallpox is prevailing to an
alarming extent in Washington.
Gen Early has come out for Mr..
Greeley. Though late in speaking,
/ n II
enough in the field to share in the de-
feats.
The Democrats have abandoned all
bopes of receiving the support of sol
diers and colored men, as they openly
abuse the one and make war on the
other.
The turn of Gen Banks will come
on the 5th of November. His Con-
gressionaI career as a Representative
from Massachusetts will close on the
4th of March, 1878.
The Tribune had thousand Liberal
Republicans in Ashtabula County,
headed by John Browns son. Ashta-
bula shows gain of one thousand
Where are they2 asks the Toledo
Blade.
One lesson of the recent contest in
Pennsylvania is, says the. Boston
Globe, that the people will take up and
make their own quarrel that of man
7 who is unjustly and maliciously as
saulted.
The Tribune has declared that it is
v ''no longer an organ" The state
: ment at last becomes true. It ceased
! to be Republican organ months ago,
and now and henceforth not even the
Democrats will recognize it.
We await the returns to night from
: the old keystone State with utmost
serenity and confdencc.-TC Courier
e journal.
: There is nothing like being calm in
!. the midst of trouble.
Y Those Republicans who deserted
s their party and went over to the De.
. mocracy in the hope of obtaining
spoils under Greeley, are now in the
pitiable attitude of "the boy who lei
a bird go"
The, tramp of the Germans chang
e ing from Grant 70 Greeley, inspired by
C Schurz, can be heard throughout the
land Greeley Organ,
d That editors auricular appendaget
d must have tremendous development
r It is noteworthy that the Republi
4 can candidates in Pennsylvania rur
ahead of their tickets at their resi-
dence, in spite of the bitter ISLANDERS
e heaped upon them sby the Coalition
e press.
The Pennsylvania Legislature vii
e have thirty one majority on joint bal
e lot. The Senate will stand eighteeI
# Republicans to fifteen Democrats; th'
House sixty-four Republicans to thir
% ty-six Democrats.
- Our Republican friends are unchari
le table in claiming all the States fo
e President Grant The GreCleyite
< want some ground for a cemetery
9 For that purpose Georgia will be
good location, and none should oh
ject to conceding it.
= Business already feels the effects Q
- the elections last week. The mer
Ut chants, manufacturers, bankers an,
business men of the country generall
do not want any disturbance of th
III financial policy of the government
C. says the Boston Transcript.
n The New York Tribune, comment
er ing upon the Pennsylvania election
OF exclaims: "And now we are in Tn
at open field" The man who fell out c
ITS a third story window was at first cor
Sc fused, ''but the moment" he said, g
OF struck the sidewalk, knew where
ut was"
ed ed Greeley says the October election
at have invigorated the Liberals an
ce Democrats throughout the country
,c- If defeats invigorate them, then afte
n the November election they will |
ed the best invigorated set of fellow
t's ever seen in this country Toled
IL Blade.
Colonel Forney declares that l
must oppose Greeley because he b
lieves the Sage's election would di
turb the business of the country
ny Some i'll natured Pennsylvania Repul
TO- licans intimate that the Colonel's or