, 1875-06-22
CURRENT OPINION.

Ntseup William Alien was unanimously honl-
Mated for Governor Of Ohio Of. tho t7!h. but,
II nayoH should beat linn on tho second Tuesday
iu October, be will be Sltiown William Allen
forever npd ever md oyor.-iHemrhts Aratdnche.
8nm Casoy, Lilo Democratic candidate for Lieu
teuaut-O overnor In Ohio, once delivered speech
In Troy, mud then purchascd a eold-hoatled eano,
which 1o caused to bo presented to tnmsclt M
tolell Of ttla high cBteon IN which lis oratorlcal
effort WA held.-Iroy Times.
AZ distinguished Allcnnanic leader Of the
Democracy said down In kentucky, in objectlng
TO proposition to hold Democratic barbecue
on Friday "tho hift of the D,nocracy don't ato
mate on friday" 10 the "hlft nf tho Dlnocra-
cy" belong to tho "shoFt"aatf cso"d.-A'8a-
ny journal.
Tho way to colobrate the Centennial IL TO i'm
presH the fact that wo had great revolution,
and th1t VIC have q great country, and naser
ntl,ui. though. OF sign that there ever was
any rebellion iu tha contFy At ai1. or that there
ia anything wonderful In All ora OF good foc5iuE
10 family Of brotboEH.-Irookty74 Ldge.
Now Orleans needs breathing spoil. Thia
will DO given her by lower taxation. In tho
whole State there III moro cheerful tune, II only
bocallao the people are satisfied that their cou1t-
tio,, IL so Ind that It CART DO worsc. This, how
ever, IL gloomy Wow 10 take. Loutasal'a has
tho promise OF peace and dccotlt Eosernncllt.
Give these to the Sta.o. md her prosperity Ii az
sured.-C Charleston Netes aud Courier.
Col. Anthony is now lying In bed, fiat upon his
back, and haB beou. for noarly six weeks, in the
same i.n,noynbo Httuation. 1t il only during
the paB. two weeks that lo has been permitted
to road, THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE las been fur
nisl.el him promptly each day, on the arrival Of
tho 1aock Island ttaill. Ho selocts that paper
bcouuso ho believes In Joseph alGd,ll. Bnd thinks
Tue CHICAGO Th1EuHE the best paIor III tho
Uuttod dsta.ca.---LeaveascorM (Kan.) Times.
THO men who fought for tho Union on tho
ono ado, mud tho mu, who fought for tho Con-
federate cause TN tho ott,or Ri1e after all the
truost aud safcst 1cconatructorB. Fltz Lee In
Boston, bearing Virgiuis's offering Of national
patriotism aud Southern goodwill to tho North
10 10 laid OH tho nttar Ut tue Union ut Bunker
Hill. unl received witll shouts of joy III lo has
been, Is truly typical OF Ycunipo reconciliation
Of the bcst and braYcst Of 10th secttuns-Ric|.-
naond 1,'hig.
Tho maxim that competition is impossible
where combination 10 practicable las Just re-
ceiyed apotler illustration In tho compact be-
tween Garrett and Tom Scott. Their war ia over,
and thoy have agnin lnndo common carso against
tic West. Dir. CARROTS rosy pictures Of ch&ap
transportation "a permanent boon secured to
| the WeBt by hia Company. hnyo faded AWAY,
| 1Iia boAst OF building up baltimore with profit
to l,ty road by nleaus OF low fse1htH. dies away
tn the summer Dir, mud rates 20 back to the Hafh-
togA srhedule.-EuHsas City Times.
| Gov. Hartranft had good ground for the prldc
with which. ho addressed tic multitude at tho
foot Of tho uuilker Hill Monument, on Thurs
day Afternoon, and said: II ilavo not come 1,60o
| miles, aB 1ny friend. Gen. Sherman, Las; but
huvo brought 1,600 peunBylyau,ans with me.
| No State Of tho Union WEB 30 worthily repre-
| scented ut tho gscst celeu htiOh at Boston, save
Massachusetts,, ka was Pcnnsylrnn!a. aud nono