Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30

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"A club zafqs1tli.lsiiAstic Hayes men has
been brganizsd int ago ander the azme
Of the ssEcalpers.' 1tHiin be,rssnsmbefsd
that wbenh hppakled to during the war to
asoeFsnfaoa IEi yes iFf0ts- biSdlE THAT any
IhanHho IB0IId lave atEs srilyh ct that
time to elsctioneeri tor gpnsrsssy or any
othsrpfBaeI onght tbbe sohiPedlr sSealpli
ersf' isg0od1 hsliinba ~ aip0E Ezasa 81
The violation Of the privacy and sanctity
Of telserapiiio dispatches BY our law max
ers 1t Washington, ia the recent inyestiga-
tons. has been brought before the Senate,
andft i hoped hat some action may be
taken 10 meet. the case. Tampering With
letters in tie mails or post offces would Be
an 5iehse subject 10 punishment, and tele-
grams are hardly less ihviiolable.
a report has already been started that
Coy, Hsyes is p Roman Catholic, and the
Chicago Iri6tns has been. called upon to
RS, and explain Mrs. Hayes IS a member
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
Gov. Hayes, as good husbands SHOULD
goes regularly with bis vie. Heei very
regular IN bis attendance upon the ser
vices of the sa4qt1arE He is not; 4 eemu4
mnpicsnt Qf any eb9Echa. cha.ast o0e -szo ,.s-als
According to news fronn the 6Fisnft, the
difinnlt9 beeReeh o EngIandl and China Is
fafnoh asatsiSctdsy adjustment - The
British linisterI dselinss friendly inter
cep9ss with, the Pshngi GoEernp1ent, s /
bodyIof EnelisA tF66ps ia Bnr1nsh, nuIn-
bsfihg zoe, are in readiness to cross the
frontier at q inemenfs nafiee, and a.naFal !
sqpadrobis Is oacnyeRisntly located with a |
visztoi potsibls eo-opefsti6n. aa i.ifi -
The details Of the battle (which was
feuehton the1sth. satrthss head. Watets Of
R6sebfd Creek, BsEEeen the Sioux, NUM-
berhg 2, 500, Under Sitting B1llf9eiTfhe5
Nortb,and Gen, CFeOk'seolumn OfeavalEJ,
Numbering !. 300, O,sho@ that what at first aip-
pesred "a be.s victory was in reality tanta-
mount 70 d defeat and that the igporant /
Indian warriors 8Feres led with more skill
than oir own seasoned and disciplined
trSl5eae G sg.ied htlaoh an3 y sole -
'S5fffb siansas & bua ,0as szssE olG siEl4
AF Lot N. Morrill, Of Msines the new
Secretary Of the Treasury, has been fifteen.
years Senate, and has always BEEN
prpmipentfip its aefioni though not acpn-l
spicuous 6bater. IS He has for some wears /
BEEN, e9Bknan IL ths Committee on Ap-
propratious, 3 position which be has Rlied
with great industry and fdeIity.s His
vieREin, Eezrd to finance are in harmong
with those Of his predecessors in the Treas
ury Department, 50 fariss ths main lines
Of policy are seaneaned.di His reputation
ferRersouaIpuBity.is of che highest. ? He
VIII adrlinister his oiiice with cars, aided
BY 9 vide range ot spfermstiep regarding
the affairs Of the Government 2niaollol "a
The Democrats thus early begin ID /
snuaz the prospective results iof Hayes
nominations, and astsrally enough srg
beginning te prepare the way 3or it, it, Mr.
Sam Randall, with bis eonfedsrateam amajor-
ity ct dis heals f1sated the other day in
the sandt5es 81 tie Sundry eIyiI Apprro-i 4
priation biz, provision Tor the repeal Of
the laK proFidihg sforl the, ,rsglstration Of
votes inlargs cities ins a1lsssOhaI elections,
thereby giving the ter and 5bther cor
ruptipnisis 81 uTlrestrieted opportunity IN
the coming electionltoip ply their hefanous
vocations IS ei 5ofe,' to'the gIety and ps6f-i
it 81 tie Demoeratic party, There is. how
ever likely ton be- a difference Of opinion;
between the two Houses on this Important
subject, and this reckless attempt at fraud
EiIl rot he likely to carry. With such a
repeal New York could be passed over to-
the DemOofatie candidat vita any major
ity that might be desired p 81 .siail 2
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