Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-22
oUn WASHINGTON LErTEl.

Washington bootbiack - The pdh to be
hoidea by the Republican party Indicated by /
Democratic leaders Resideaf Jackson and |
President Hayes on their Northern Tours ri |
rersity NJ opinion rsld,irc 70 tie Basinsss out |
look taken from different aondpoiats The |
call for q Cons hutionai Convention in Geor. |
gid carried in tic interest Of he rebels Of
that Stats- New ariic's Of Erport 10 Gredt |
Britain, furnishing an Oua,tfo our Surpls, !
Productions.
wAsHiSoroS, D. G., June Is, 1871
A boslblatk's notion nf what Is meant by the
F" freedom Of the city vas given in a conver-
isation between two Of them at street corner n
Washington.
'~" Jack, ;" says one, " Grant Is going to have
the freecom Of the city Of London what i.
that 2"
"Oh, you fool was the reply, "donI you
know 7"
"Why he can just walk along all through
tho city, and these fellows with stars on their
coats must stand out of his way. II they look
at him, rs IL to say mind your eye and Keep
straight, he con SPIT in their faces, and they
can't take him to tho station house. II he
wants to, he c,n take a lark in broad daylight,
and they have to let him alone. That's what 1t
is"
"why," says Jim, "thaps not much.
know fellow wh) can start from Georgetown,
outside of keg Of beer anl bottle Of whisky
and walk along the pavement to the Navy Yard
making zig.Iag all the way, and these police
ducks won't say word tp him because they
know him To bSa chum VI the Major"
ruiz PATu TO DE TRuDDEN ny rnB REPrBLtoAN
PATTY.
The expression Of the Democratic press In
commenting upon the speeches male at the
Mduhatien Club reception of eK G6vcr-
nor Tildcn aud lIcniricks is generally
To the effect that the Administration
Of President Hayes IS to be quietly submitted
to that he IS to b. recosnlz,d rs being both de
fdeto aud do i'Ve President, but that his iniug
uralion must be denounced as moral wrong
The immediate object OF the entertainment WAS
to give noim operondi for the campaign ol
1880, AMI IN bring ominontly forward the
martyrs of 1919 as this future candidates of tue
Democracy OF the nation. 1t is very evident
that the Republican party las the one course
to pursue, and that is tn 60 On in the even tenor
Of its way, to b. true to itself, tn make no en-
tangling alliances with the enemy, {, hasten to
remedy mistakes, aud then to await the verdict
Of the people. 1t has only to be sef.reliaut
and consistent to be sure Of popular approval.
TnE PRGsiDgSTIAL NORTHERN TOURS oP 1888
AND 1871.
In the year 1898, President Jackson made his
memorable Northern tour from Washington to
Boston. Ills receptions at Philadelphia, New
York and the Hub were of the most en-
IL. a. 1. Ill: 1,
at the head Of military anl civic procession
said to have been six miles in length Ti
umphal arches were thrown across the streets
through which he passed, ,and from tue windows
the beauty of the cIty waved hnndkerchefS in
token Of welcome. So it was in the other cities
namod. Taking ii all in all, it certainly was n
most brilliant manifestation Of popular attach
ment.
In a few days, President Hayes will start on
n like excursion, but times have
changed and men have changed with
them. The partisan hatred entertained by
portion of the people NJ This country UPWARDS
the Administration of "Old Hickory" was i'm
neasureab!v greater than that ot the political
enemies Of President HAYES In proportion 10
orpo, o,iton, The ard"r nf friends. in such cases.
is elected. While the present Chief Magistrate
may not have as devoted followers as Gen.
Jackson had, hostility To him is nv no no means
so imbtlered Hence the ovation " 1888 will
BUSINESS OUTLOOK From PATRIOTIC srAYT.
POINT.
There are many In Washington who contend
that il is for the best interests NJ the country
that prices for labor and material should touch
figures lower than they were befrre the war,
even II the results be greater distress in busi-
ness circles and among the working classes
These pnlitical economists argue that the first
thing Ia be desired is the Improvement Of the
IL. 1.n1t0 ~,
at par at Il low rate Of interest. rhis simply
means that the owners "f the money bags must
be projected at tbs expense of grim poverty
presiding in every poor m ms household. Such
doctrines may do for Wa street brokers, bat il
is death to the great bndv Of ptoduccrs in this
country. The President and his Financial
Minister are now struggling with this question.
1t would BE- vol To bear in mind that this is as
government Of and for the people.
THs GEORGIA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
II appears that the Democrats Of Georgia,
who have been restive under the State Cnnsti
tuition Of 1858, which ignored the anti-belIum
doctrine Of State rights md established that If
paramount allegiance u the Government of the
United States, have succeeded in securing
r call TOR Constitutional Convention. This
simply means the overthrow of the salutnry
prov isnns Of the present Constellation, which
WAC adopted To secure t. the cOlored race the
equal protection of the laws, and to abolish
all the tyranncal features NJ the Constitution
OF 1885. Is this not step in the direction Of
new rebellion? What is done in Georgia will
be emulated by other States, until the power
Of the master will be as potent as before the
war.
NEW ARTICLES OF EXPORT TO EUROPE.
Ths migniIu ie Of our expnrta iinns nf Fresh
Beef tn Great Britain is attracting much inter
est. few years ago such & trade was not
thought Of. aud now, in the last month Mnv).
we shipped to the United Kingdom from New
York 5,O69, 700 pounds, and from phiadelphia
2l7 500 pounds, the total being valued at
S699 076. For n time we have been exporting
Artificial Butter in large quantities. We even
shipped. from Pittsburgh, snme tons Of Pig
Irun " Europe. We are preparin to send To
our friends across the Satsr some Of nur Fresh