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CoLFAX, GRANT PARISH, La, J
August %, 1876. !

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ID. A. WARD,
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-07-21
What Became of that Meteor.

The South Bend, Ind, Register says: "A
fragment Of the fiery body which passed
over the city on Saturday evening, fell in
the yard OF one of our German citizens re-
siding on Scott street. in the First Ward,
who is so modest that he refuses to allow
his cognomen to go into print. It was
seen to fall by the lady of the house, aud
appeared. she says, like ball OF fire. She
was greatly alarmed, and locked herself
up in the house, where she remained until
her husband came home, when she informed
him Of what had occurred. He immedi.
ately proceeded to the spot designated by
his wife, and there found the fragments
before mentioned. 1t ia about the size ol
hens egg, and in shape greatly resembles
a common rough stone, with veins Of iron
running through il, and il is in several
places covered with copper-colored spots
II ia a valuable specimen, and has beer
semitic Notre Dame University for analysis
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-07-21
The Couuty DeIegate ConyeutIOn,

The Chairman Of the Republican County
Central Committee places an at Perrys-
burg township, In the call for County
Convention to select delegates to the Con-
kressional Convention, and says: "The
basis for Penysburg township is dxed for
this Convention by the Central Committee
Where was the necessity for this statement
Did not the Committee 6x the number Of
delegates for each township in the county
those that cast such an unusual vote in the
interest Of Bowling Green last fall, as we'll
as other townships7 Cannot the Chairman
OF the Central Committee perform sim
pie official act, without seeking to create
the impression that Perrysburg township
w,s the only one which cast an extraordi-
narily large vote last fall? Does he still
have visions OF an innumerable host Of
colored voters about the Perrysburg polls?
Does he still see what Ia not TO be seen
Why could he not issue the call as direct
ed by the Committee. without reference to
tie county seat voter The superintendent
was not based upon the vote ot last tall
aud there was consequently not the slight
est excuse for referring to that vote.
The County Committee for the sake oI
harmony, and to deal fairly as possible
With all the Townships. agreed to base theil
spportionmenl Of delegates upon the vot'
east for Secretary Of State In 1874, adding
sixty per cent for increase Of population
which was considered reasonable appor
tionment
The Chairman exceeded his Authorit,
and violated the dictates Of common cour
tssy when be dragged In hiS special AlIu
zion 70 Perryaburg township. We dislik
30 be compelled to thus speak Of the Chair
man Of the Republican Central Committee
but be has 90 often voluntarily INTRODUCED
disturbing elements into the party wher
he should have labored for harmony, tha
We feel that torbesIsnce has ceased TO b
virtue in bis case,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-07-21
Republican State Ticket.
GspJ3uICly CONVERSATIONAL CONVENTION.

A Delegate CONVENTION of the Republican
sleolOrs of the Sixth ts,h) Congressional Dis-
trict Sill Ls held at Whites Hall, in Toledo,
0hin on
WEDNESDAY, August 18th, a. D. 1870,
q, II o'olnck q. w.. for the purpose Of nomina.
taR q candidate fr Representative 10 Congress
sud q olufida.s for Eleclor for President aud
vics President Of the United States.
The basis of representation 10 the Convention
will DO one ~ yuts for every one hundred tlO0,
votes cast for Gsv. Hayes at the October elec.
tiau, 10 1875, ami ono al iidonal Vte for each
fraction Of titJ (S0l or over, giving the several
snuties comprising tho District the following
V,Dreaentatisu yiE;
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-07-21

The Bowling Green Sentinel has the pat
ronoge Of the Republicans OF Wood county
and receives most of the county printing
Mt the hands Of Republican county officers,
UT it boldly declares its purpose to assist
in the election of Democrat to Congress,
unless the people permit it to dictate the
Republican nominee.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-07-21

Tie editor OF the Examiner, Tennessee,
I. not nm inaationist. He gives this con-
viucing illustration OF the depth OF the
faith that Ia in him: "Our cad experience
ia the Confsdorate States, where we paid a
500 bib hrNthat Last gallon Of apple
brandy in North Carolina, did not make
us fall much in love with unlimited Issues
of paper money, and these impressions
have clung to US to this day"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-07-21

Gov. HAYES was years in the army +;
h I'd { horses shot under him was wound
ei timss; prom ted times for gallantry
in action, and-in November next the
saAlps Of 1 Democratic leaders will dangle
nj his belt, and he will serve 4 years as
President OF the United States. This is as
true as Mother SHIProS's prophecy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-07-21

The B1wling Green Sentinel complains
because SPILLAINE is charged with being
incompetent to represent this district in
Congress, and says the same charge was
raised against Wood county's candidate
two years ago. We did not know that
Wood county had candidate two years
ago,although some Of The delegates from this
county, through some influence unknown
to us, were induced 10 support notoriously
incompetent citizen of this county. II
sPILAISE is equally incompetent. his am.
bition may we'll excite ridieule.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-07-21

A waateful people are We, truly. From
the rear window Of our Office we can look
out upon several lots which, instead OF be
ing planted with vegetables arc bearing
full crops OF weeds. The view embrace,
aboot two acres, which, in the hands Of an
energetic man, ought TO produce several
hundred dollars worth OF truck" Still
the cry Is "hard times. IippeoaaOs Herald
There are such vast spots all over III,
country, and thousands OF men and boyl
are sitting on store boxes, in shady places
condemning tll@ unequal distribution ol
wealth and arc ready 10 eurse a government
that will not give them living,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-07-21

The Albany Journal sums up the strong
points OF the Republican ticket as follows:
I. 1t is absolutely irreproachable and
unassailable in personal character.
ii. 1t combines not only the moral quail
tiles but the intellectual attributes which
inspire perfect trust.
III. II unites all elements of the Repub-
lican party in its hearty and jealous sup
port.
~. It secures the entire Independent
Liberal and doubtful vote of the country.
V. II makes sure Of the October lee
tions in Ohio and Indiana, and gives an
irresistible impuls for November.
vi. II appeals equallyto New York, and
puts that State without doubt.
VII. II is new, clean, fresh from the peo'
pie. free from responsibility for mistakes
and suggestive OF the future more than o.
| the past.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-07-21

III. Naa, In this weeks issue o. Hpp'r's
Weekly represents CARL ScHURz at the pi-
ana, upon which he is snid to be fine
performer, sounding the keynote for
WHTELAw REID, of the n Y. Tribune, who
is tuning his violin TO the sound. The
music represented on the piano is the
"HAVEs and WHEELER Campaign Over
turc." With four years of experience us
wandering minstrels," the music OF thcse
gentlemen will give no uncertain sound
This year. Give us the "Mulligan Guards"
or something lively to catch the step by.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-07-21

A correspondent of the Blade thus wrote
to that paper from Fremont on the occa-
sion Of Gov. HAYES reception at his home:
"The proprietor of one OF the Democratic
papers was buying stock of Chinese Ian
terms, and at the Office OF the Courier, an
other Democratic paper, found them cut
ting out tinted stars to lend luSter to the
occasion from the Office windows. Demo
cratic wives were waving the stars and
stripes, Democratic babies were lisping
the name of Hayes, and Democratic toper'
with Republican topers, we're drinking the
health OF Hayes. Four of the reception
committee were leading Democrats" Gov
HAYES is evidently popular at home.