The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

leRi in which no FIRE or lightwas Ased,
and no adO0btiwas the work of an i'm
eendiary. Among the losses are two
engine HOUSES, two sash. factories,
three foUndries, four mills, FIVE hotels,
one hundred stores and two hundred
and fifty, dRetfAssfSA one hbndred
and, fifty families were rendered
homeless and encamped IN the public
parkszii Theslpss is estimated at Sis
500, 600 with only $780, 00Ol insurance,
5H ssd Ii init uoL bnE .TotRHpI 19i
~ : q iTise saI4stOcsffastses r3gafs s.xszsI
Our tsiibsH9lsg Resspg lieaapp1r : ifFlends
haze an q astfqpiFhing f haired for the
word pempfIa They are sterribiy
down on the Hon Wm,z S, GToesbeck
because he sugg sstsJ that the yobnox7
ious appeIlation be retail ned, with the
addition Of the " pTdd, Liberal before
1T = AS sight 9f, water, to q, dog in
state Of hydTap he hiaEvas 3 red flag
to Q bullT77sp As democrat sand, Demo
ocracy To- a modern aIsiberaL Of the
year > of l9ogr 1sL9Ed oj1873,g sNoWs
DemocracY Weans simply the govern
ment Of the paeHle-the right of the
many to govern The few. The antith=
esis Of the doctri1eI is understood By
the name aristoefaey4 NJ The, party vir-
tnallY opposed sto The many are tha
tocracy, ). and hill hertp ip the histo-
,EYIof the world It, has been their des-
lgnatlQn. There are fEe4llF 5 hgtl two
parties Demo 9cYi On the one, side
and agistoer3cY on the other. People
can make their chQice. shetW cen them
Not since the old French ReYolutioni
of 1879, when the nobilitya aud the
Bishops of the fChurch made their
great efOrtr7W hich proved lnspccess-
,fp-toI stop the plebeiap sigma of the
Democracy, haFe We had 3 gGh fHrioHs
lighting against the6 PARTY " high astl
s1aes thai ebaraoter. = The new, party
has not vet On names 4ets u.s., ,haptiRe
desire US .pfnbe beayingst Being ashamed
ief beinLgd known nas DempeEats, we
may give them the opposition name,
yATfstoeEaAs q8e The 44fisto oengcy. Eaq.i
rsihW -=4s4zlsp.esaRpsFq sIi sni
- IT is quite st. that thevRadieals of
Ohio should ifnpbft Morton from In,
diana t9 sound the keynote for them
in epeningi the, campaign on the 23di
of Augnst9daVFh Hem the bill increasifig
salaries in the late Congress first
passed the H9lllsfel, af AspFessntatiSes
at Washington and went to, the SEM.
ate, the saIarylof imehlbers wasifhete-
iif fixed at sc, 500,g but this Senator.
Norton opposed it on the ground that
it was not ienRpgha arguing thata mans
could mot lives adecentlF in uWashings
ton on thatsam, and 1T was thefeupon
by, the action III this Nor
ton and other Rep pqPliean SENATORS in
, committee oficQnfepepee,a 10 So, ,b009
ALI the talziof the Radicals about BE- 4
ing oppbgeld to that AIonstfods. rob-.
berry Of the psoRlel Il. the meFsst bOsha
- 8Ei s-fFT TiTFJTT - II y 7-71- IL, isAsi
A LONDON ltalegrana dated the Cd /
inst says !: "a Aerr1ble disaster oe-
Cured on the Northwestern Railway
last night, The exRress train from
Scotland, when near the town Jnf Wiz
AN j in 7 I Laneastet e0hnty, ran eff the
Track while Epnning at a high rate Of
speed, makipgbaE complete wreck of
thentrainb iForty.tw o persons were
either killed. outright Of seffousiy in
i1Tsd, Man Many of the mi pred cannot
survive. bBs ssssaiqqsli bsta s4El
hsV afrrrrTt5-S47 hsss---asr- v-o444ig -tial
i0E the evening before theimeeting
Of ! the sore-head d c61geifti6n' last
inlk,ts,FahoR called his I.ibefaf
Committees togeEh EhaF oaAd formally dis
banded that parity sd Thai mo- member
of that Dfgahigatl6a9 lohgefs owes fe-
sity 70 q, Theh let hi true Demo |
irats and others opposes, 70 the Grant
rally undef1the old banner
md ofganike for &sglotious vietorybiad
sdi t9tIl9d4 2llIll ~ ZIG2 % Lna
THE assertion that there isho no Rad55tt
ical Ring in this county who seek to !
Iet up and manage political afIairs3is !
! little too thin 10 deceived any one
ma the denial Of, the fact that certain I
Radical leaders Of this co unity. with,
9eneFal Gardeldb at their head, held a
ecfet caucus ma room aethe Wedde4I
House three weeks ago, ~ as foolish
y II as l4fseh To1 sgoizhG nIsdl tel /
10 .a9H1T5THE 7nf1fI NON HI8dl ! j
TIE Y YQ4pgstownl Yia9ipatol Says Z |
psthe case of the Y YoqpgsteYp, 81 Ra-.
tepna. Rsilread CompapY'sapplicatioa
o appfopriatel certain portions of the l
anah the Rrobatei Court at. Canfeld,l
lecided in favor of the railroad. COM
'anYsaHd ordered Jury to assess the
laEnages in those cases where yan at,
sHnpt to agree With the parties was I
,rovedo The trial is TO be heard on
August llth qPEebablyr at sXonngss
9Wnegm 1sial 10 4snoos d9idwl lob
8dt 1TTTs 5T Tr9sss -771fTHUnT Tllt
KEanUGKYiELRcfIn The elections
or StateiTFeasaftlb and mem bersiof9
he Legisiatpfes took place IN KcHssl I
nGkyI on IMpnday. The, DePpcratiitb
sfnrsp spressQrerdiscelected byd
large IrnajOrity, and the Democrats
ave a large tihj6fity In the Iiagisla-
ire. Thevote WAS tight. sa.',n ,a,,a ,,a