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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-07-19
Endarstng Inc Presldent.

The Springfield co. Republic has
an article on the endorsement Of
Hayes, saying
''The Cincinnati Commercial Wig
orously urges that the Cleveland
Convention must Endorse Hayes.
The Republic approves of the Presi-
dent and his course as heartily as
does the Commercial, and we would
be pleased if the Convention would
give a spontaneous, hearty express
ion of It's approval, throughout, of
the Hayes programme, but we can
hardly hope that it will, and it is not
really vitally necessary that it should.
If an attempt produces disturbance,
it should not be made H0rnO7ly
is of the utmost importance, as it is
essential to success in the fall cleo
tions. Let us, therefore, in any
event, have it, in all the deliberations
and action of the Convention"
We entirely agree with the Rcpub-
lie While we heartily endorse the
Presidents policy, and would be
glad to have the Convention endorse
it unanimously, yet we do not deem
it wise to insist upon an endorse
ment, if any considerable opposition
should be manifested in the Conven-
ton.
We know that many good Repub-
licans do not like the Presidents
Southern policy, however earnestly
they may hope for its success, and
they will naturally oppose any at
tempt to endorse it in the platform.
Nor do we deem the omission Of
such endorsement a very serious
matter. It is a subject about which
Republicans may and do honestly diff
| fer, and there is no need to make
any declaration concerning 1t.
Whether right or wrong, the policy
is adopted, and cannot be recalled.
1t must stand or fall on its own mer-
It's, and any declaration for OF
against it in the platform would be
alike Intellectual. Therefore let none
be made either way.
There is one declaration which we
think ought to be embodied in the
platform, and it is one on which al
Republicans can heartily agree. Il
is this; That the Republicans Of
Ohio still have unabated confidence
in the honesty, wisdom and fidelity
to Republican principles, of Presi
dent Hayes, and pledge to his admin
istration their continued and hear
| ty support. Even those Republicans
who are opposed to the President
Southern policy, admit that he is hon
est and sincere, and would not hest
tate to endorse him as above indica
ted. Such a resolution, we believe
would be a sufficient declaration O.
the continued confidence of the Re.
pubIicaus of Ohio in their honored
feIlow-citizen, who has been called tc
the chief executive Office of the Ma
ton. For the Convention of hi
own State to say less than this, un
der existing circumstances, would b.
construed as censure. Let not Ohic
1 fail to stand by her favorite son, nov
that his integrity and motives ar,
assailed by those who do not know
the man as he is known, admired ant
confded in by every Ohio Repubi
] o,D
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ADAMS Co. REPUBLICANS ENDoRsE
HAYEs.-At a meeting of the Repub-
Iicans of Adams, held at West Union
lest week, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, By the Republicans of
Adams county, that President Hayes,
in carrying into practice the princi-
pies of the platform upon which he
was nominated, and in adheung to
the admirable sentiments of his let
ter of acceptance upon civil service
reform, and the reconciliation of the
country, is entitled to the cordial CO.
operation of all true Republicans,
and the patriotic and pure intentions
which widely pervade all his admin
istrative acts commend him to the
support of every lover of good gov
ernment.
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HsbOrough Highland County, Ohio Thursday, July

I should carry to the Love Feast for him. In slow
and measured tones he said, "TeH the brethren
that shall never meet them again in Love Feast
in the church on earth, but that I am leaving the
world with firm faith and bright hope, and it
viii not be long unit shall enjoy an eternal Love
Feast with the saints in Heaven"
Thus died William Richards, at the age Of 81,
having been member of the NJ. E. Church for 80
years. May the Comforter who sustained him.
guide and comfort and save all his children.
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Bottom Fact.

ssNIr. James C. PiDney, of this village,
well known to most Of our readers, has
used the Triumph I'rUss and HuptUrs
Remedy only aboTt weeks, but believes
he is entirely cured Of dangerous hHp-
Enre. which has attended him from early
infancy. The Truss and Remedy cost him
$40; but lie places the cash value Of their
benefit to him at more than ten times that
sum. - From The Ezpositor, Sturgeon
Bay, Wis, of June 1G, 1876.
The Triumph Truss and Remedy are
sold at 23l Bowery, n Y, and 1915 Chest
nut St, Philadelphia. Send 10 cents for
their new book, to either cfEcc, au3y1
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LIMITING THE COINAGE
of silver dollars. He said:

of silver dollars. He said:
cit would be well to issue subsidi
airy coin ad L5itana, and to replace the
one and two dollar greenbacks with
silver dollars /; but I should fear to
60 further until we learn more about
this business. The extraordinary
fluctuations of the last three years
ought to make US pause. 1t strikes
me as a poor time to try experiments
with the currency. At the outside I
would not consent to the issue of more
than one hundred millions in silver at
present, and I would watch the ef-
fects pretty closely for a few years
before going further. Events are
wiser than Congress. We still have
something to learn about finance.
One thing, I suppose, is settled.
There is to be no imitation. The
least we can do is to maintain the
present volume, retiring a dollar in
paper for every dollar in silver issu-
ed.
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Rupture cured in from 80 to 90 days by
the use of the Triumph Truss and Tn
umph Rupture Remedy, manufactured by
the Triumph Truss Co., 33I BOwery St,
NY Branch Office 1915 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa. This Truss and Sup
porter took the medal at the last session Of
the Great American Institute Fair.
Mrs. C. A. II. Burnham, A. NJ NJ D.,
the accomplished Hernia Surgeon IN charge
Of the Ladies' Department, viii see pa
tiepts at the Philadelphia Office, from 10
A. NJ. to 3 P. NJ. on Aug. 3, and on alter
nate Thursdays thereafter, throughout the
vear. Send 10 cents for their new book
to either office. au0yL
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Memphis Avalanche: "Should the
President visit the South he will dis
cover that the people, irrespective Of
politics, endorse what is known as
the Southern policy, as one which
means restoring constitutional rule.
And he will find that the profession
al Bourbon politicians bitterly Op-
pose it as a policy that has deprived
them of their chief stock in trade
the power to delude the masses by
appeals to mems worst passions. "
The Avalanche is one of the ablest
Democratic Journals published in
the South.
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How IL is Done.

The first object in life with the Ameri-
can people is to ''gst rich the second,
how 10 regain good health. The first can
be obtained by energy, honesty and saw
ing the second. (g0od health, by using
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Habitual COstiveness, Dizziness OF the
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Ripley Bee

A meeting was held in Maysville
the other day, looking to the revival
of the 1Iaysyille and Big Sandy rail
road Project-the unfinished line
lust across the river from this cOun-
ty. The feeling was favorable and
steps are being taken which will Sc
cure its early completion from Mays
vile to a point opposite Portsmouth.
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A letter from Gen. Comfy to Mr..
Killam, of Cleveland, Secretary of the
twenty-third Ohio Volunteer infant
ry Association, says that Presi-
dent Hayes will be at Fremont on
the 14th of September, to take part
in the reunion of the regiment on
South Mountain Day"
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ohio Must Reply.

Gin. Commercial Ind. Rep)-The
friends of the President in Ohio will
take notice that they are expected at
the Cleveland Convention to answer
Iowa. There will be no uncertain
sound in this State about the south
ern policy or civil service reform.
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J. G. RITTENHoUsE,
Corner of High and short SIS.
SIGN OF BIG BOOT!
Small Profits & Quick saIes!"

would also say to the gentlemen, that have
secured the best WOrkmCu In the country, and /
will guarantee the best Of Fine Boots and Shoes at
lower prices than the same quality Of work can be
had elsewhere in IliIsbOrO.
Repairing done neatly and promptly.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
received, am determined to offer such induce
ments as viii merit a continuance of the same.
Give me a call. j. g.. C.lUTIENHOJSE.
Nav Il, 1917. myl7rf
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WALNUT STREET HOUSE.
RATE So PER DAY.

Bet. SiJtH G Se0entb Sts., Cincinnati, O..
C. S. GREEN, Prop. A. NJ SHERMAN, Manager.
Formerly of jamestown, n. y.
J. II. Berry, Frank Green, Clerks
Book-kesper. Henry Kapsch, oi7'N7
This House is conveniently and centrally located,
is inferior to none. Table unsurpassed. Baths
and Barber shop, Billiard Parlor, and Telegraph
Office attached. Best irst-cluss house in the city
At the low rate of 81 to 2.5o per Gav. jyI9tf
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Rally Around Hayes.

Philadelphia Press (Rep)-The
Republicans, if not admonished by
this Democraticant ntagonism, ,wilLsoons
er or later realize that if they would
save themselves they must rally
around the man they elected to the
highest office in the nation. He
could pursue no other course with
out deliberately breaking the pledges
of his party and himself
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The closest contested game of base
ball this season was played in Co
lumbus between the Buckeyes and
the Tecumsehs. Eighteen innings
were played, the score standing to
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-07-19

The Registration law deprives the
Democrats of such help as they re
ceived from Eph. Holland, in Gin
cinnati, last year, and they cry SIN
famous!"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-07-19
Fair Play is a Jewel.

Gin. Enquirer President Hayes
has simply redeemed the promises
he made the people He has Olsen
thralled the South, restored them to
their rights, and in place of a mill
tary camp, recognized the civil law
of their States. He has or
dered office-holdeTs not to mix pol
itics with their official duties, on the
penalty of dismissal from Office For
this President Hayes is to be com
mended, not by any one party, but
by the whole people. = There
is a sense of justice in the American
people even untoa politicalopponent,
and,uwe know we but express that
sentiment when we say thus far
President Hayes is entitled to the
appreciation of all fair minded men.
The eloquent remarks of Jim
Blaine, in his Fourth of July TRADE
at Woodstock, that we "are passing
through period of test and trial
for the Republic, the N. Y. Tribune
begs leave to correct by amending to
read: eve are passing through a
period of test and trial for Jim
Blaine"
Two ships drawing 20 and 214
feet of water, respectively, have
just put to sea through the South
West Pass, the cargo of one Of
them, called the Western Empire,
being 6,227 bales of cotton. The
ability of these big ships, and even
of ocean steamers, to enter the Mis-
sissippi and ascend the river, makes
Tennessseans feel that they now en-
! Joy the possession of an ocean front.
The Nashville American estimates
that an ocean steamer stopping at
Memphis would add S1OO,OOO,OOO
to the value of the farms of the State.
The Temperance movement in
AIiddletoWn, NY, has been a most
remarkable one. More than 2,70O
persons have signed the pledge,
which is most radical one, even ci-
der being a forbidden drink. Many
of the converts have been rescued
from gross intemperance. About
four hundred children have signed
another pledge, binding themselves
not to use liquors, tobacco, and bad
words.
The peach crop in Delaware and
Maryland this season is estimated at
eight millions of baskets, of three
pecks each. With such a yield as
this East, there is no reason why, in
their season, peaches should not only
be abundant but cheap in this local
ity.
The emigration of the MennOn-
ties from Russia has been stimulated
by the rigorous enforcement of the
conscription, since the war with Tur-
key began. Eight hundred men,
bers of the peace-loving sect arrived
in New York en- Thursday, and i'm
mediately left for the various points
of the West which have been selected
by their agents for the location Of
colonies.
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SCIOTO VALLEY RAILWAY.
Change of Time-May II, 1877.

GOING SOUTH.-NO. / DIaiD leaves Columbus
at $40 A. NJ arrives az CirCeyille at lu45 at King
st0n at ll:IOand at ChilliCOthe at ll:45 A. NJ No
Accommodation leaves Columbus az 3:45 a. NJ. ar
rives at CirceviIle at 6:lO A. NJ, at Kingston at
$40 A. NJ and at ChlcOthe at S:45 A. NJ No. 5
(Express) leaves Columbus at 4:40 J. NJ, arrives at
Circlevile at 6lO at Kingston ct 6:59, and at Chill
liCOthe al 1:l0 p. NJ.
GOING NORTH.-EO. . (Exprcss) leaves Chill
Cothe ut T:45 A. NJ, arrives at Kingston at S:I9 at
Circleviue at s:4j and at Columbus at 1890 A.. N.
No. 4 Accommodation leaves ChilliCOthC at $40
A. NJ, arrives at Kingston at 1929, at Circlevile
at ll:II a. NJ, and at Columbus at 2:2l p. NJ. No.
(NIaiD leaves ChilC0the at 2:5S =. NJ. arrives at
Kingston at 3:2S, at CirCleylc at 3:45, and az Co
lumhus at 5.U5 2. N.
- 1Trains on the NJ & c. r. r. make close
connection at ChilcOthe with trains for Columbus
and intermediate points.
The Valley Road connects at Columbus with the
network Of roads at that point, leading in all di-
ruCtiOns. GEORGE d. CHAPMAN,
General Manager
J. D. PETERS. SUpt. iuT4ff
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MUST PROTECT THEIR CITIZENS,

or the nation will invent a plan to do
it for them. I earnestly trust no
such necessity will arise. I want
the present system fairly tried first.
The other way looks to Centraliza-
ton, and that is to be avoided if pos
sible. But I repeat: The South
ern citizens must be protected in
some way"
Judge West said he thought Judge
Taft the strongest candidate for
Governor but if Judge Taft declin-
ed then he would prefer Hon. S. S.
Warner, of Loraia county.
In regard to yhe silver question,
the Judge expressed himself in favor
Of
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TOWW sTTBsCBTBERs.
THE mEETINc -sATuRpAY.

1t is to be hoped the Republicans
of the county generally will turn out
to the meeting next Saturday. We
know it is a very busy time with the
farmers, but still we hope there will
be some in attendance from every
township in the county. An impor-
tant campaign is before us, and the
preliminary work Of organization
must not be neglected, if we desire
to succeed.
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Advertising Rates.

From and after january I, ISIS, the Rates Of Ad-
vertising in this paper viii be as follows:
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In the course of a well considered
article on Republican Sentiments, !"
the Syracuse Journal says: There
was and is widespread regret that
the Chamberlain and Packard Gov
ernments were overthrown but
when it became a conceded fact that
they could not be maintained, ex-
cept by the power Of Federal arms,
and that peace and order could not
be secured in South Carolina and
Louisiana so long as outside inter
ference was continued, the convic-
ton obtained that the Hayes policy
was the only resource, and that the
lesser evils must be borne with in
the securing of paramount goods
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President Hayes and Vice Presi-
dent Wheeler will attend the Yer.
mont Centennial
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Judge West on the POIiti-
,. cal Prospect in Ohio.

Hanson" the well-known cores
pondent Of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial, recently had an interview with
Judge West, of Bellefontaine, one of
the ablest and strongest Repubi-
cans in Ohio, in which the Judge
thus explained his views on the po-
itical situation. He said:
''There is no question of full Re
publican vote in this county. Not
chat there is no criticism on the So
called Southern policy. There is.
But not one Republican in this coun-
ty Will fail to vote on that account.
Plenty can be found who say they
wish some thing else had been done,
but no one can say Just what would
have been better. As a thing past,
I can look over it and see points which
might have been better managed, as
it now seems to me but were it an
original question for me to act on, I
confess 1 could not decide. But
back Of all this is the universal con
fidence in the honest intent of Pres
ident Hayes. 1t is absurd to even
imagine that he has any other OBJ
iect in view than to give the country
a good administration. It is self
evident that he has nothing to gain
by any other course, even if he were
capable of wrong intent, which I
E1tOag he is not. L have known him
too long and well, and have not q
shade of doubt about him.
'In Louisiana he had to consider
whether we should hold up Repub-
hcan government two years more
and then see it drop, as It certainly
would, or settle it now, while we had
the power to save something. 1t
was fair proffer of peace and
amity, made under more favorable
conditions than it could have been
made two years from now, and ]
think it viii succeed. But if it does
not, the American people have too
much good sense to condemn those
who made it in good faith.
eff it is rejected, however, and il
two or three Of those States fragrant,
Iy neglect to protect citizens in their
political rights, then I am not afraid
but the American people will find a
/ way to compel them to do it. We
have overcome bigger difficulties
than that. I am well aware that
our form of Government at present
presents an obstacle, and that the
tendency of Anglo-Saxon civilization
for a thousand years has been to-
ward a larger and larger measure Oi
local selfgovernment. Nevertheless
the States
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Frank Campbell, formerly Of Rip
ley, a son of Charley Campbell, as he
was familiarly called, once editor and
proprietor of the Ripley Bee, but
now deceased, has been nominated
as the Republican candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, in Iowa.
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The farmers of Kentucky have
Just harvested the finest wheat crop
the State has ever produced, and, to
make things better for them, they
can get a fine price for it any day
they will sell. The crop viii not be
less than seven million bushels, and
the surplus viii bring four or five
million dollars into the State-a
very snug little sum in hard times.
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The Toledo Blade reminds those
who are engaged in undertaking a
great American product, that ''frOm
the time Abraham bought q cemete-
ry lot in the field of Macpelah for
his beloved Sarah's remains until
the present day, silver has been the
great representative Of value between
men trading with each other
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DIR. A. EVANS.

surge Q n ID nt1 at.
once Corner Main an High Streets, up stairs, over
Evans q Ferris's Bank. ALL WORK WAR
RANTED.
February 2, 1871. febsyl'
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The canvass for the location of
the Capital Of West Virginia is
becoming warm. The friends of
Charleston and Martinsburg are
working earnestly, and with strong
hopes Of success. The election oc-
ours August 7th.