The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-02

JHE Republicans OF ONO are begin
ming to organize secret Know-Nothing
Lodges.
WHAT business had the Ohio Repubi.
cans to declare against third term In
the very platform upon which they
placed Ex-Governor Hayes A. candidate
for third term2 That's what Grant
wants 10 know.
The opposition Of the Ohio Democracy
to the National Bank monopoly meets
the hearty approval Of a great many pri-
vate bankers who are not among the " ia
vored class"
SAN Francisco would seem TO be
profitable naval station, at least for the
clerks employed in the Government
office there. The San Francisco Post an
nounces that Mr.. George NJ. Pinney,
chief clerk to Purchasing Paymaster
Spaulding, Of the Manifestation, has just
paid twenty-five thousand dollars in gold
for a seat in the Stock Board. The Post
thinks the transaction should be hint
to Mr.. Robson.
THE New York TYmes thinks that the
Republicans will carry Ohio unless the
hard times have made the people listless
The hard times have aroused them to the
Importance of turning the Republican
party out of power.
NEW YORK Tribune: Despair settles
upon the Southern outrage shriekG and
bloody shirt shaker. As they hear the
cheers which Boston gives so heartily to
its Southern visitors, they feel like ex-
claiming, with the toy balloon merchant,
who felt the string which held his prop
erty slip from his hand, and saw the
whole concern sailing serenely toward
the clouds, "Py tam, dere goes my PHI
nessw
Gov. ALLEN, of Ohio has uttered
sentiment which ought TO be written in
letters of gold: "Permit me to make one
observation, that every one can apply as
he pleases, if we don't get back in this
country to cheap government and honest
living, then the country isgone."
TIE very air is murky with informa-
tion about the Presidential succession.
Morton has had protracted interview
with the Attorney-G General, and the
latter communicatively remarks that he
does not feel at liberty to disclose the
details of the conversation" Bristow
has also opened mis- heart and says "If
the peopel don't want me for President
any more than want the Office, there is
no probability of my ever being NOM
mated" This disposes of two of them.
In every county in California, says the
San Francisco Chronicle, there is Court
House ring, composed generally Of
very worthless set of idle officials, whose
average intellect is below tSat of ordinary
skilled mechanics, whose time of labor
does not average one hour per day, and
whose salaries are from two to five times
that of intelligent clerks, book-keepers,
or well educated farmers, in the villages
and surrounding country.
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