Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02
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- The Senior Editor OF the HERALD,
and wife, have lust returned from their
visit TO the Centennial. No time now 70
saw anything about 1t, except That it was
truly big tAiAg, the wonder Of the
world,
Geo. Bailey, the popular Lively
man, has bought ont P. s. Collins, arid
engaged in the business again, at his old
stand, on Fayette street, where he will
be pleased to see his old friends and the
public Generally,
Sheriff Millikan sold, on Saturday
last, &c acres of land in Jefferson town.
ship. to Thos. B. ThcrAtdh, At s2p per
acre, on a Judgment in favor Of Anna Il.
Parrett VS.. levi Smith; also, 50 arres Of
land in Paint township, to R. c. Parker
and c. u. Hayes, at sGa IL per acre, OH n
Judgment in favor of James NJ. Edwards
vs. Vim. Shongh.
The c. tE II. V. railroad will run a
second Centennial excursion train from
Washington, ON Tuesday nezt, Eov. 7th.
The train will leave here az $3.50 a, M,
connecting with the CircleYille morning
accommodation East, and will arrive at
the Centennial depot at Z i35 on Wednes-
day morning, Nov. 9Th, giving visitors
three full days at the exhibition, and en-
abling them TO see the closing exercises,
the programme for which Is being pre-
pared. Fare FBF the round trip $l2 so.
You will have time to vote before leaving.
Don't 50 away without votlng4ulideF any
circumstances.
Mr.. Allen Q, Myers addressed the
DemsrFacy 1t tiie Court House ON Satur-
day evening last, Mr. NJ. is young man
Of Considerable oratorieal powers and
quite we'll Informed on political matters.
He is thoroughly saturated with the idea
of Democratic new style ''refofin, s" and
that was the song he sung to his audience.
lie told terrible tale of Republican wick
,,slness and official corruptiuh, and howIed
for reform, which ruuld ouly be secured
by cleetinE 1Gltcn and Hendricks, He
WAS favored with a COOL audience, the Re
publieans attending in sufficient numbers
. give the house an air of respcctability
Hon. Mills Gartlher spoke at the
Court House on Monday evening, 10 a
large audience, ON the subject of the rela-
zion oF the Democratic party to the South,
He toqk the ground that the vital prinUi-
pie of Democracy Was the Faiae now as it
always la,i heeh, and as,long as the party
lasts, always will be--nainelf the doctrine
Of States rights. That this prlacipl had
been expressed in every platform adopted
by the party from the msme of tln1slScn-
lucky and Virginia resin. XII the uppe
'9s to the present, aitgans 4 gone. Fou
the first resolution ss ioss : sta,l l1o El
ed hy the St. Lortizp viii NOT faIl ss9ch
Tilden wHE nOni ttin-
.d hiu,entf i, t7spair all the dana sJ,v ref.
- =. .dgton House. Or. nf ,ta,
ere"ec 70 tllsas taken, and tlis- "i 'i,'''
party. It's in the side and zen thht the
South - carpet and furnknis principle
of n. sfstlgufe the loss. led James Ri.
Dr. Harlow, Joe 81. -. :, ~.
glass fronts. e II Southern State
f. rHEHe Dcmocraticpart aitu
Occupied hys.ieIn from seeing any crime
. dieord, q. It was this principle thai
!, cry proclaimed i'm tile u. s. Con,
: Inst winteri and TINT the orator.
md Newspapers Of the South are uzsert
4 ing to-slay. The pettuerAtfc House o
Representatives Mt Its last session refused
to pass resolution in opposition to thi
doctrine, declaring that the TINTED State
is Il nation, and the Constitution the su
preine law af tIta La a,-e--v-r9 rirTIrriTcr1
mcmbsr Sotihg against it ai,d the North
efn Democracy dodgIhg. Mr.. gartihs
regarded this question, which 1t Was sup
posed was settled by the MAR, but wlIiGi
Is now being revived i'y the eX-rtBels o
tile South, as tile vital question in til
present campaign, though the Democrac
are endeavoring to hide it and keep it on
of the canvass in the North, by l1rihgiu
minor issi.es into prominence. lie r.
garded the present canvass rs the mo;
important crisis in the nations life.
the Democracy in the coming eIectio
should succeed In gaining power, it wi
be Il practical abans,oiInent hy the peopl
of all the ress.ifs gained by the war.
} would siElbIe tile South to gain by tn
t hsliot wliat they faded to accomplish b
the war.