The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-01

The Cincinnati Tm-s has been one of
our fsv rite papers. We had our conf
dence little shaken as to its judgment.
when it was so positive in asserting that
Hamilton county would give R-publi
can majority. Now the Times is throw
ing out so many insinuations that look
like opposition to the Policy" that we
do not know what to think of it,
Here it says:
There is talk again about intimida
ton in Mississippi. Well, what is TO be
done about it?
We can tell you. Let Evarts write that
stunning letter that the n. Y. Tribune
promised last Spring. That will settle
them.
Here comes the Times again:
Governor Stone, of Mississippi. is
vouchrd tor as a perfect Bourbon. And
ne l. Governor OF a State winch has u le
climate Republican majority of $1,000
And what do you propose TO do about
that l. not the Hayes administration
guaranteeing a republican form of gov
erDmtDt to the Southern States. when he
fAvors the wiping out of $1,000 mnj j3riiy
bv the shot gun policy
Aud here 10 another mean insinuation
aimed at Hayes, Stanley Matthews.
Charlie Foster x Co
THE Srnatr Committee on Privileges
and Elections having resolved. in their
CONSIDERATION OF the Kellogg Spotfoi q con
test. In open up the " hole QUESTION OF the
legality ui the TWO Louisiana Legislatures
that uuder Packard, and that under
Nicholls-It is to be hoped that they will
also inquire into the proceedings OF the
| Louisiana Commission. We are Of the
opinion that the country would like to
know just what il Vas these gentlemen
did"
And here is more of the same sort:
GENERAL Harlan, of the Louisiana
Commission. ia appointed to the Supreme
| Bench. llswley, of the same Commits
sion, is talked OF as the man To represent
us at the French Exposition Efforts
have been made TO make McVesgh. an.
other Of them, Minister 10 England, and
Tell through only because OF P-ubsylva
mia s opposition. 1t is now stated, with
J rome degree of authority that Lawrence,
ol Illinois, the fourth member, will have
the Euglish Commission Brown, OF
rennessrp. is still uHprovided for, though
his Texas Pacific railway business possi
bly, gives bim all be Can do.
| Here is the meau"-t thing of all:
Mr. Henry W Hiiliard has bren NOM
mated t0 the Srnate tor Monster to Bra
zlI Un the first oi May. 1861. the Repub-
licIn Banner. OF Nashville. TrpOI ted a
speech made the previous evening by
| Mr. llIllIafd The following extract from
the speech may br OF interest even To day
Mr. lliliiard eulUgiz-d, in the most
h,tIering terms, the people at TrnDrssrp,
aud spoke in niosI complimentary man.
nrr OF the Governor, aud congratulated
the p.-ople. and the State. and American
civilization that the Government had 81
/ promptly refused the demand ol the Fed
..ral Government for troops, made
through - tyrant who had degraded Ih"
position he held lie then proc-ed-d to
consider briefly the extraordinary condi
tiun OF the country, expressing the brlel
that the events OF the last lew months
would be- recordrd by the historian with
peculiar emphasis, aud unlike anything
known in modern history. a great rm
pre- extending from the Atlantic to tie
Pacific, had iailen 10 piecrs-tallen. not
from any foreign attack, hut brcause th,
central power had become so corrupt anc
incompetent that the people could 10
--ndure the degradation. Ia the election
of Lincoln every principle OF thu Conssi
LuIIon WAS violated. lie theI
gave a glowing account Of the prospects
bf the COnicd"racy, aud WAS unusuail,
eloquent in picturiUg her future.
Me- Key was confirmed, and possibl,
Mr. iiIlisrd will be But the nom,Da
ton oi SlmOn Cameron. whose Chief iaui
seems To be- that he WAS always an arden
patriot aud n tirri-ss mrmb-r OF the Re-
Dublican party, Raises howl from tn
| Phar1sees.