Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-08-19
oUrTTY HERALD: THURSDAY, AUG. 70, 1878.

exhausted it, departed with the injune
tion to have the incident kept secret We
should discuuntenance ce this story for two reas-
ons: l. General Cary's superlative record as
a temperance man. 9. Because had he drank
the beer for political effect he would
have desired to have the circumstance made |
known to all the beer drinking Germans whose |
votes he wanted.-[ Gin, Commercial.
AURORA, IND, August II, 1875.
To the Editor of the Commercials:
The proprietors of neighbe ring distl1ery |
are advertising for yeast maker. Y ou
couldn't spare Rise. up William Allen from the |
Ohio campaign. could you?
TWelI, we think his party could spare him,
and would do it itjoyfully.-[Ed. Commercial
There is general cry for our immortal
Governor to take the stump, from those who
contemplate the pleasure of seeing him bitterly
defeated. We may remark that Unole William
has prepared for himselfa high fall.
Governor Allen was reported to have said
| that the majority of the newspapers engaged
| in abusing him were post-masters. This may
be mi sprint arising from the abbreviation o
P. NJ. The Governor may have meant Power
full Minds.-[Commercial.
The Volksblatt is at pains to tell how Gen
eral Cary once tasted two glasses of beer. But
the point is Cary was firm in the faith that
beer would not intoxicate, and he was cleo
tioneering. The consistency of General Cary
| is hard thing to get overt Commercial.
The amount of currency is seventy eight
millions greater than it was ten years ago.
Stop this contraction!
The amount of currency now idle in the
banks exceeds hundred millions. Give
US "more moneyn'-f CommerS ial.
This was the Democratic platform IN Ohio,
and the entire country, only three years ago:
GA speedy return of specie payment Is de-
manded alike by the highest considerations of
commercial morality and honest government" !"
Money is so "searce'' that it is loaning in
New York on call at l o. per cent. per annum.
Still the Imitation repudiationists are not sat
isied-[ Cincinnati Gazette.
: Father Walker, Romish. priest, having been
reported Gas saying, in his, pulpit, that he
would as soon administer the Holy Sacrament
to dog as to parent who sends his children
to O public school, the Roman Catholic Tablet
newspaper says:
s'It is only what has been said, by the Bis
f ops all over the world, over and over again
in their pastorals. And we heartily endorse it.
The New York Worlds figure as to tn,
Y amount of initiation of the currency since the
sort of contraction that has stopped the shining
D of the furnaces, the roaring of the iron mills
: and the singing of the sawmllls, perhaps Mr.
u Pendleton will mention whether $4,000, 900,
8 600 in new greenbacks would be enough -
Commercial
The Democratic lQea IN the new OrK W OFl'
and papers of like character, of electlng Bill
i Allen and Sam. Cary, Governor and Lieuten
II ant Governor of Ohio, and then suppressin
Il the infationists in the party, is too thin. Tn
Q time to put the extinguisher on the imitation
lists is now. That done, something else ma
y be attended to- Commercial.
Il The infationists, with their internal foolery
}, are chiefly to blame. The more Bill Allen
and Sam. Carys there are bowling about tn
world, and the more we have of reputation
platforms, such as was adopted at Columb bu
by the Democratic party OF Ohio on Bunke
h Hill Day, the less there will be of capital t
invest, of credit to use, and of employment fC
L labor Commercial.
r Think of it.-There is good deal of ''pel
i. sonal liberty" in Jackson now, but it is some
times checked up. It is reported that some
Is the school teachers who attended the examin'
he ton last week were put in the calaboose Il
drunkenness, and that one of them lay dea'
n drunk and helpless in the School house seve
al hours Jackson Standard.
,p Is hard-money basis desirable or no
The extreme inf1ationists, like Cary, the Ell
rs quirer, Ben Butler. and others, say no; tn
is moderate infationists say yes, and Il
anti-inf1ationists, of course say yes. Th
OF question we should thoroughly understar
first of all. Do We wish to bring about sta
of affairs in which dollar will be worth II
T. cents throughout the..year, in gold as well
or in paper, or do we prefer that q doll
should be worth 80 cents to-day and 8O t
n morrow, and IS cents day after to morrow, ct
r. Within the last few weeks the premium
~ gold f1uctuated per cent, and those merchaT
who purchased their wares when the premiu
* on gold was II per cent. are placed at dlsa
vantage in competing with those who can nj
ch buy at gold premium of only II Fer cent.
oiaoinnati " olksb1nJG.