Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-09-02
Political EnkIings.

The Republicans of Trumbull coun-
ty promise three thousand majority
this fall. That sounds like old times.
Il Cleveland Herald.
A number of leading Democrats in
cleveland can be named who openly
declare their determination to vote for
Hayes.-TCleveIand Herald.
Durbin Ward receives left handed
compliments from the Enquirer. Dur.
bin declines to support the idiotic
Democratic platform--[O. S. Journal
Even Groesbeck does not please the
Enquirer. Groesbeek is not an idiot.
ana he can't support Blathering Bill
on an Imitation PLATFORM 10. s.
journal.
The New York Herald has a head
line, ''W Wanted-A Southern Policy"
The South seems to be doing pretty
well without policy. Suppose you
let it alone.
The Volksblatt has accused Gen.
Carey of tipping lager on the sly
However that may be, he will be COM
PEELED to take his bier by the middle of
October.-[Ga
Reputation will triumph in the
present Ohio campaign, but it will be
the reputation of the clerico. Demo
cratic alliance against the credit and
liberties of the country Gazette.
The potato bugs are in great force
just now, and are doing considerable
damage in the gardens A Joint dis
cussion between Carey and Geigher
would Danish the nasty things from
Ohio Gazette.
Old Bill Allen talks about his cover
seer" as if his 1900 acre farm were an
cid fashioned Virginia plantation, and
his farm hands all niggers Oh, he is
the model friend of the 1aboring man
I-[O. S. Journal.
Imitation doctrines have not swept
Detroit away. The people up there
| seem to have an idea the wealth is not
created by the printing press. Some
missionaries should be sent from the
Ohio Democracy Cincinnati GA
zette.
The Jesuitical plan for the division
! of the school funds might be success
full were it addressed to -illiterate
constituency. Fortunately for the
State toe many of its voters have
graduated from the common schools
to be guided into any such folly
| Gazette.
We would be glad if the Enquirer
would tell US to what cause it attributes
the support the Catholic Telegraph
/ is giving the Democratic party If
the Telegraph believed the Democratic
position on the school question was
honest it would no more support the
/ Democratic party than the Republican
party Cincinnati Gazette.
/ A Democrat, in view of the situa
ton, last evening expressed himself as
follows: "Cary curses beer drinking
while Uncle William likes his glass of
wine; the former howls for soft mon
ey, the latter wabbles, and Thurman
is for hard money. What shall a good
Democrat do ?" "What do you think
of the school question ?'' asked by
stander ''That settles it" replied the
other 81 can't go the Catholic ALI
ance; I'll vote for Hayes and Young" :"
). -[Columbus Special.
The cursing of "the Dutch" by the
Democratic politicians is not loud, bu
deep, They look upon all foreign
born citizens as in some sense theil
property, and that the disregard o
Democratic claims upon them for sup
port, is very like treason. The diff
Guilty of the Democrats comes from
the knowledge that the old Republi
, can German Wards are the keys of tnt
position in Hamilton county. 1t i
clear now that if the Republican Coun
ty Convention is not run in the inter
, est of the Democratic party by the Re
publican members of the ring, tn
Republicans may count upon a victo
/ ry in this county.-[Ctncinnati Com
, mercial.