, 1877-07-23
OHIO.
NEWA11K.
ENEAa1NKss AND FEAH.

NEWARK, o., July M.-1hc cturelt-bcl'a this
morning totfed a. usual, hut there hung ovcr
the rlty cloud OF uncasLncss and Tear that the
day might 1c oio Of sadncss to he lung rctncn,-
bcrcd as onc III tlic tlArkcst uayA III Uhfo's his
tos}' NufihH lhe islEAt inanS l1ooPs aFTse'i'
anu TIER inatsalhG 'hr'aeh SUMO VI tne ptasa.
pal etree1s tt's morning 'auscl tne neoplc ~
tne city 10 Fnet'j "'te"hs tac laesl"m Us 10
VINO "as f'em' lnc thothers' 'athers' eiStcFs''
anu loseu ones tI'oughta "cte earl'ca natk 10
httec" years aGo' ~hcf volunteers were being
mustered INTO inc scfslccol ttclf country, "leh
every conhtsscat IN ohso shs rehdezsoaa 1oF
tno 'olahtccr sola'e1s. .Dht to-aay sasihcsa
l,as seemed TO Ill ti'e MI an" taa depressing ILL.,
nuenec Is iclt W all tlasses, anu theh
EFFORTS ARE MADE TO JOKE
about tue serious trhu''lci Dut TIC fest't OF my
conversation telhn'ates "'tu ucca9atloh on
all sides that tho present SITUATION N ol &C.
rlohs nature, n'ht all co'tfsel moderation til
speech ailsi temperate action INC "ases'
mothers. children. n'id friends OF tho strikers
hasc"ttrongea tne vicinity OIL tho baitahofe u
e,h!o uepot siee ah carly ho"r th's morning.
l'eaaiht anti heee'ns' WIN oaoes III tne't arms
ios thc mural support o. Iho community Ill bc-
lal1 o. h"soaha' lFosacf' nut 'o'er' lMat
this support mas 'een gwen from tac
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pc"plc OF newark. aud NJ every station on TIC
foad' afo III shll sympathy win inc men "1l"
arc making this war, a. they look at 1t, Tor
their very existence women Win pabcs at
tlc'r breasts
cAII.lxo uroN rsusnAND AND FATHER
| to submit no longer TO wl,ut they consider tho
| grinding lnto dust Of those near and dear.
| Swecthcarts swell the crowd, n1,st, With II
dcllcacv Of fceling md expression seldom
brought to light anong those who Ito not
ktanti high In tho eca'es Of arlstocrncy, beg
lhclr lovers to DO men and stand firm and
force their employers to treat them as men.
That this !nt!u9nco Is felt throughout tho city
cat,not be denied. rhla influence, so potent.
has also tho effect Of restraining
the men from acta OF violence and rowtyism.
The congregations In all the churches wcrd
s,Dall, mud ttoso In attendance appeared to bc
lnncrvons anxiety, fearing tho worst results.
As yet there has been no attempt on tho part ot
tho RallEoad Company to move trains.
GOV YOUNG
las notified the railroad authorities that he waa
| ready tu tlo ILLS duty. The troops were here,
| and tho Company would be protcetcdlD Btnrting
ts trains. Men wcso supposed to bc ready to
take their places OIL tho locomotive, but. wlIon
tho moment arrived to start, the engineers
declined to start without regular fireman.
Thus tha Railroad Company have uga'n
failed to move their tsains. With 1000
troops ut thc'r back they could not get an
engineer out o'hftylor s'xty who woul. run tho
risk OF going out With at' inexperienced hFcsnan.
TIl!s settles tue question about the cngtnccrs-
who have nut struck, ner haVs they taken any
action in thu MATTER They aro
IN FULL s1MrArltr
| with tho strikers. pt,I, while t1lcY rcnort for
duty regularly, they Will not start On tue road
with tramps nj assistants. After tho pcw1
Wis received from Pittslasg OF tho SUCCESS oI
tho strikers there, these here took fresh courage
and stand armcr tonight than at any time