Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-08-19
A Political Synopsis.


Catholics all over the world are enemies of
the free school system They desire, and are
working for a Democratic victory in Ohio.
Does the State propose to accommodate te them?
-[Cincinnati Gazette.
Senator Morton's speech has already begun
to cause a futtering. The foul birds that
roost in the Enquirer Office are Tapping their
wings prodigiously. The shot did not miss
them Cincinnati Gazette.
In endeavoring to answer our question, how
the people are to get hold of the new greenbacks
theEnquirer says: tThe government might
paw off bonds at gold rates. But this would
only put the greenbaeks into the hands of the
"bloated bondholder So, after all this is
only scheme to fabricate money for those who
have the most of it already. Just as We ex-
pected II Cincinnati Gazette.
Bs we read the thrilling eulogy in the Com
monwealth of Sam. Cary's services Prohi-
bitionist, we find OURSELVES wondering why in
the name of all that 8 consistent, Cary is not
ProhlbItionists, rather than of the 'opposi-
tion-to-sump mptusry law One reason is that
the ProhibItiohists know him to be dema-
gogue, an arrant, restless, unprincipled dis
turber of the peace, shameless fomenter OF
dlscord, man who has not a single homes
conviction principle that he would not
trade for Office Cincinnati Gazette.
1t pains the Enquirer to be compelled in its
financial columns to report the money market
of the country easy, and rates of interest very
low, while in its editorial columns it asserts
that business is depressed because money is
scarce.-[Cincinnati Gazette.
! If ten thousand eornstalks, taken from Fruit
| Hill, and each stamped ''This is one dollar .
| were prepared under the authority of Congress
would they buy stock in Cary silver mine OIL
Ewing's coal mine?-[ Cincinnati Commercial
e
rance among the miners and working men oi
| jackson not warranted by the census report
| of their education, if he supposes they will be-
! lieve his monst rous assertion that all the Gov
ernment has to do to make dollar greenback
equal to gold dollar, is to stamp on it tn il
shall be dollar. That process has been tried
over and over, and has never succeeded. The
paper dollar is valuable precisely according
! to the popular faith in the ability of the Gov
ernment issuing it to give the holder gold
! dollar for it. There is always depreciation til
convertibility is reached.- Gin. Commercial
The Tide-water Democrats, ofthe rose-w atel
! persuasion, who propose to help elect AlleI
and Gary Governor and Lieutenant GoYernUl
of Ohio, and then nominate Tilden for the
| Presidency, are making themselves ridiculous
They do not know what they are fooling with
If the Ohio infationists win this time, they
| will haYe their way with their party in the
| National Convention, and Mr.. Tilden will
have to surrender to them in National politics
as Senator Thurman has done in State affairs
Concerning the inflated Kelly's 3.65 con-
vertible bond scheme, the Baltimore Gazette
says:
| "Now, we think we may lay it down
as proposition that will admit of very LITTLE
dispute, that those who want greenbaoks viii
not have the bonds to get them with, Will,
those who have the greenbacks will not neeG
| the bonds"
4 1t is painful to find the Volksblatt engaged
1 in trying to revive scandulous story to th,
prejudice of General Oary's temperance record
| 1t is related in substance that one time, wheI
soliciting the suffrages of his German fellow
citizens, he entered a. brewery, and being in
vited by the proprietor to taste the foaming ex
tract of barley, not only drained his glass
but called for another. and having