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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14
"I,cmU Coyortlnw Around,

1t is said "the CALLED jade winces," and
the way Item" in this weeks Sentinel
shouts and snorts, rears and cavorts, slops
over at the cars, exudes stencil at every
pOr, shows that we chit him on the raw"
We are ashamed OF you. "Iten" You
Of "pet names" odoriferous comparisons,
and throwing mud at private citizens.
Flippancy OF slang is no evidence OF
ability. .H
You yearned to have answered the ques-
tions propounded by EvERs to Mr.. WAC.
ooNER. We answered them, and yet you
are not happy. Instead of criticising them,
il Unsatisfactory, you still persist in crying
out removal" when you know il is untrue
1t is evident our answers did not please
you, as they j,rred upon your chronic
disposition to find fault.
You are now yearnihg to learn who
writes the editorials Of the JOURNAL. Arc
you not exceedingly silly in asking that
question, and equally impertinent with
EvERs7 We consider il no task to brusl,
the flies from both of you.
Try aud be Il man, Item" and strive
to rise above the humble position Of "sec.
ond fiddler" to 20 poor q musician ~
EvERs. Make an effort to be something
more than a termagant. '.
How much does EvERs poyyou Tor help
ing him to fight his battles?
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14
Who Ncxtf

Some time since, EvEEs pursued Mr.
HoLLENBECK, n private citizen, with the
relentless malignnncy OF remorseless
fend and simply for the reason, that he h ad
learned Mr.. II. proposed 10 exercise the
right OF n free citizen and vote for the can.
didate OF his choice. He then turned upon
Capt. CANFIELD, n private citizen, and
sought to destroy him, and for no other
reason than that lie had become offended at
the Captains son. We then asked, who
next2 We had not to wait long for an
answer, as he soon directed his poisonous
fnngs at Mr.. TROUT, another private citi
zen. lie isnow ejecting the venom Of his
black heart at Mr.. Ross, also private
citizen.
He will not and dare not make direct
charge against Mr.. Ross, but seeks to de-
stroy him by that meanest and most des-
picable Of all means; by inuendos OF wrong
and corruption, which may include all
that the most fertile imagination can con-
ceivc. lie is not content with what he can
himself do in this direction, but publishes
with a gusto, the vile insinuations Of his
viler correspondent and invites continue.
tion Of the same detestable conduct.
Aud what has Mr.. Ross said or done to
warrant this kind of treatment? We are
are not aware oil his having done an act
or said word, having the least relation to
Mr.. EvERs. He accepted position, vol
unfairly rendered him, and that is made
the pretext for this most wanton and dam
nable abuse-no othing more, nothing less.
How long is this vampire EvERs to thrive
and grow fat upon the blood of the people
drawn from the Treasury? How long will
citizens of the county, enact the part Of
fools by sustaining him in his butcleries Of
reputation, and injuries of businessl How
long will ofiice-holders and ofiice-seekers
bow before this ignorant and insolent up
start, because they fear the injury he may
do them by Il prostituted use of his col
umns? In their hearts they despise and
abhor him, but their lust for office, robs
them of their mGdhood and makes them
| slaves.
/ We do not ask them to assume our quar-
rels, or fight our ba:tles-we will endeavor
to take care of ourself but we ask, and
we think we are justified in doing SO, that
the public money be not appropriated to
the comfort and support of this wholesale
murderer OF regulations and destroyer OF
business. To avoid the poison of the fhng.
let them crush the head of the reptile.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14
suCCOTASH.-No.7 Z.
Down THE ROAD.


Not long ago I ran down TO Fremont.
That city is the shire town Of Sand,isky
county in this State. It u not SO driving
and thrifty place as Toledo, excepting in
one thing, which the same is Democracy.
In this respect II very h,ush resembles the
Fourth, Fifth aud Eighth Wards Of the
future great city" us they vegetatcd be.
fore the Nationals captured them by storm
ing the fort, az it were.
Many counties, have as much land to the
acre as Sandusky, and raise as much grain
to the bushel, but thosefShat grow as much
pure, "old lIickOry,{ cnssedneSs Ore few
II has long been Democratic strong hold
though at the last election fusion scheme
seems to have given the citadel rather
rude shock. Fremont has not very much
business with the outside world though
one railroad runs through it and
another from il; it experiences the
fateful experience, 30 far as railroad nd
vantages are concerned which seems to be
common to all way being SIX inned
in both directions n rich surrounding
farming country supports Il we'll, and
stirring home traffic throngs its principal
streets.
1t has occurred to me that some account
Of what saw on The way to Fremont and
after arriving thither, might interest the
readers Of our cherished JOURNAL, to some
extent. People are apt TO think that they
must go to Europe, or Egypt, or the Mag
ara or the Yosemite, in order TO find anv.
thing Of note; and confess that in fol-
lowing me in the short trip l made the
reader will see no English Castles, mossy
and old as the hills, no pyramids storm
proof aud towering to the sky, no wild
river eterrally plupging down hundreds Of
feet, and no snow-cappcd III Cdpitan. But
we should remember that there are incom-
prehensible wonders all about us and ut
our feet; think what interest and import
ance Wordsworth and "my uncle Toby Z"
gave to so insignificant and common an
insect asthe huuse fly; nnd do not forget
that my Sinpretentious trip will save what
is, in these specie panicky,
awfully trying times, nm important item
a world OF annoying expense.
Why did go TO Fremont2 Well, !
caliate you're born Yankee to ask uues-
tions," but am not offended. What is
more, as ! am not ashamed nor afraid to
answer yon, will tell why went. You
zee, somebody without the fear Of man be.
lore his eyes, and believing insurance com.
panies have no rights that people who hold
personal spite, or desire to abnte some nni-
sance, ought to respect, had burned stable,
an ice-house and slaughtering she
standing between; and was requested to
sit, like n cOroner's jury, on the remains
and adjust the loss. As the job combined
pleasure and profit, accepted the trust,
and went down to ascertain the facts and
have the policy-holder make out his
"proois."
1 will close this article by remarking
that the reader will find enough variety in
this dish, to convince him that it neads no
name other than that which have given
it. 1t will require some time to dispose Of
it; besides it is rather highly seasoned, and,
for that reason, If for no other, it must be
sparingly used. a
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14
mLnt ltha Knnnnn

The attempt in last weeks Sentinel to
conceal the identity of observer" by da-
ting his communication al Tontogny, is a
failure. The communication reached
Bowling Green ly change Of cars, a. did
that of Republican" by the same hand.
II Mr.. Ross, as member Of the
Wood County Agricultural Society, has
been guilty of conduct which should
deprive him of the respect and confidence
Of his lellow-citizens let that conduct be
made known, but let 1t be done in an open
manly and honorable way, and not by
sneaking insinuations, the favorite tactics
OF the assassin OF reputation. But no
specific charges will be made; Of that the
public may rest assured
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14


Cleveland Leadr: "The Democracy
have Ahown their disregard of principle
and honor by giving Senator Patterson, Of
South Carolina, to understand that If he
will vote to admit the negro murderer Bat.
Ter, into the Senate, the criminal indict-
msnt now pending against him in Demo-
cratic court Of that state will be quashed y
Whether there are any grounds for this
indictment made in Democratic court il
to say The least. very doubtful, simply be-
cause a party which will quash indictments
for political consideration, would be
likely to get up bogus indictment for the
purpose OF persecution. II Is by such
tricks, and attempting to buy electoral votes
rs was done by Tilden and Hewitt last fall
that the Democratic managers hoped TO
get into power These added to the innu-
merable election frauds perpsl rated by that
party ia New York, Cincinnati, South Car.
olina, Louisiana. Mississippi, and 50 on,
aud the stealing Of millions by Tweed,
stamp the Democratic party as the party
Of fraud and thieyery.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14
Open Leitor from n. r. Butler TO
Captain Evers.


WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. ~, 1877.
Capt Charles w. ErersS
My vERY DEAN SIN Although have
no personal acquaintance with you, l pre-.
sumo 10 address you rs above becnuse you
ARE man after my own heart. have
read your "open letters" to ClarkWaggoner
and the President with a great deal Of
pleasure. notice you have adopted the
proper mode Of preparation to deal with
those with whom you may come in con-
1ict: that is, by establishing secret spies
and pimps near every person OF promi.
nence, or influence, to report or say what
ever the latter may say or do which can be
construed or tortured to their injury or de.
struction, should your interest require the
sacrifice. BY free use Of the facts thus
obtained, you will inspire in the bosoms
of the iilnid aud office.sesking classes a
wholesome dread of your enmity, and they
will hesitate to oppose your wishes or die
tatious.
There is one drawback in this course
the independent and honorable will de.
spise and deteSt you, This, however, is
not OF great moment. as the timld and
office.seeking classes are largely IN the
majority, and il you belong to the number
as / presume you do, and oil those who
would rather reign in hell than serve in
heaven, you are on the direct road to the
field OF your ambition.
should be pleased to have you extend
to me the same favor you conferred upor
Waggoner and Hayes.
With the highest consideration,
am truly yours,
-. BENZ. Il. BUTLER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14
Organizing for the Snniis.

In the organization of the Senate Com
mittees, ii is quite evident that the General
JACKSON theory, +" to the victor belongs the
spoilS," was kept in view. On the 5th Gem
eral BURNSIDE, who was the only member
OF the Committee on Commerce who stood
by the President in his New York nomin-
ations, was removed and JONES of Nevada,
who was friend TO CoSKLING, put in his
place. H. BoYNToN, special correspond
0nt Of the Cincinnati Gazette from Wash
ington, thus puts this question before the
country in its true light:
In plain words, and stripped OF all dis.
guises, the Republicans of the Senate have
organized to control the spoils. 1t is this
central fact that the country should make
note Of. On one side, TO day, stand the Re-
publicans Of the Senate, claiming the right
TO dictate nominations. On the other,
stands the President, saying: My eKpe-
rience il the Executive duties has strongly
confirmed the belief in the great Hdvant-
age the country would find in O6serv-
ing strictly the plan OF the Constitution,
which imposes upon the Executive the sole
duty and responsibility of the selection OF
those Federal officers who. by law, arc APP
pointed, not elected; and which, in like
manner, assigns 10 he Senate the complete
right TO advise and consent to, or to reject,
the nominations so made"
In such contest the people will surely
support the President. The Senate, for a
time, may be able 10 create aud maintain
the impression that il il contending for
Republican supremacy; that it's fortifea-
tiOns are for defense against Democracy,
backed in part and indirectly by an un-
faithful President. But those who look
below the surface here see at the bottom OF
this contest the old struggle Of the Senate
to retain lis usurped powers. II is a situa-
ton to which all friends Of practical re-
form should give jealous heed
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14

Cincinnati Breakfast Table: We thought
this constant wear and tear OF discussion
on the silver dollar question would at last
unsette the mind OF our respected con-
temporary Of the Commercial, and the hour
has come. He has all along demanded
the good old-iashioned "dollar OF the dad
diea;" but now he wants "a Mississippi
Valley dollar--a dollar with an, eagle on
It, whose right wing shall fan Washington
City, while his left watts, the dust along
the streets of San Francisco, and his tail
spreading over HudsOn's Bay, while his
beak is dredging the mud islands from the
It's very sad f .E"ff et
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14


It Is we'll known to all who felt any int
crest in the matter, that short time before
our last county convention, Mr. EvERs
sounded an alarm upon the county seat
question. He made all the " fuss and
feathers over il OF which he was capable
well knowing there was no foundation for
the alarm that il was false aud fraudulent,
aud raised for the sole purpose of defeating
the nomination Of f. NJ. YoUNG for Clerk,
who, he supposed, was presented as a can
didate by the Republicans Of Perrysburg.
With the aid OF few, dishonest as himself,
but principally by successful imposition
upon those not we'll informed, he succeeded
In defeating Mr. You've, yet did not secure
the nomination OF his own candidate,
whose support was obtained in the county
seat contest by the promise of an Office.
In view Of this opposition to Mr.. YoUNo
how utterly disgusting and dishonest the
monthings of Mr.. EvERs over the removal
ef an eH-soldier," an YeiIicient deputy"
s.. II he has such world Of sympathy
for the "iaithfal old soldiers like i. NJ.
IoUSG,' why did he not try to nominate
Him for Clerk lastead Of bitterly and dis
honestly opposing him. The gagze is too
thin, the hypoeriey easily diNeerni' le and
Mr.. YoUSa ia not the man we hive taken
him to lie, II he do0s not l0alha and
despise tl's Judas nov attempting 70 inn
pose up0n him. 1gf ~f tn
The efforts OF "Item.7 ia aid Of the ina.
position, excite anything bnl pleasirpble
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14
SHEISIFF,S SALE.

Peter wi'1lsr, In wTSd County, o.,
Mary E. Wallis, etsl. Common Pleas.
BY virtue Of a second plures order of sale
issued in the above entitled cause, by the
Clerk Oi the Court uf Common Pleas. nf wonA
county, Ohio, and to me directed and delivered I,
| will offer for sale at public vPndue. At the
front door Of the Court House, 10 bowling
GreeR, on
Tuesday, December sth, 1877,
Between l | aud IL O'Clock fntennon, nf said day, +,
the following described real estate, tn-wit:
In lot number five hundred and tYeniy-seveH
(527), in the Incorporated Village If PrIrys-
burg, Wood county, Ohio.
Tel ms Of Sale--C Cash Appraised at 81 900.
ORRIN HENRY, Sheriff,
y r. TYLER. PltGs Au'y.
Nov IS 1871. 3Ie$7 90
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
RECEIVERS SALE.

THE undersigned as Receiver Of the pa IT.
Il neFship Of T0lman a He'll, will ssiI Al
Public Aaetion at the Pox Factory, on
BI0nday, December cath, 1877,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. n, the foil Iwipg
property of said partnership, tO-Whi
One Rotary Cutting Machine. one Hoistin0
Crane, one Slicing Machine and Belt, one RID
Saw. 0ns CWt.od Saw and Bslt, nne Rouuding
Machine and Belt. aud "ne Drag Saw.
NJ. A. TROwBRID0E, Receiver,
Psrrysburs, Dec. l3, 1871. s5bt2
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14

II is the innocent Democracy OF Balti-
mnre that lIfs got into trouble this time,
by ballot box sufing. The Republicans
b.ing largely in the minority, they put no
ticket in the field, but generally voted the
Workingmen's ticket. Under such cir
cumStances, the Workingmen were greatly
surprised to fnd their ticket beaten two to
one, and went to work investigating the
matter, and discovered that ballot-box
stufing was praeiiced throuGhout the city,
to an unprecedented extent, even for Bal
timore. The whole matter is to be inves-
tgzted in the courts, the proofs already
secured being overwhelming.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14

Also Out'lotS Nos. zIO ana Sl2, IN ierry ysourg
That the Committee heretofore appointed by
the Com mi ssinners uf Wood county, Ohio, Ia
reapportun the costs and expenses of said
improvement to the lands benefited bv inprov-
ing the following described road Commenc-
ing at point in the Village of Perrvsburg
where Grassy Greek crosses LouisiaHa avenue
thence running sUutherlY along Louisiana
avenue and the McCutchenville road to the
south line Of Perrysburg township, W"od coun-
ty, Ohio; have viewed the premises and made
their report, which is now file in the Audi.
tpr's office and NAV be examined at any time
by parties interested.
Said report will be before the Commissioners
of said eoun,v for hearing and dnal actinn at
said Auditors utlics, at 10 o'clock in tue fore
, noon on
Tuesday, sIh day of January, 1878,
And on said day said Commissioners will CON
firm the report of said Committee. il no excrp-
lons thereto 10 writing shall have been pre-
vionsly file 4 in said Auditors office.
S.CASE, County Auditor.
AUDITORS OFFICE WooD Co, o.,
Bowling Green, Nov, 80. 1877. 34cs2O 20
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14
IMPROVED ROAD No. 81.

| NOTICE is hereby given IN Elizabeth Yea
| IN GER George WNke. Nicholas Weicks,
Executors of W. V. Way, Nicholas Emch, Viii.
liam F. Wilson, Charles krePs, John SNYDER,
F, +. Pennywell, VIM Waller, John Osbere t,
| Samuel Fahrer, Buckley johnson, II. q. Law
renee, II. Neiderhouse, ID. kiinRler, Peter
Weick, John Barton. VIM. Barton. n, Carpen
| ter, John Arm, John Haas George Haas, George
| SiZler, Henry Spcck, Fred Trpnschell, J. NJ.
Hall, John Shiderer, Martin Lirnner. y. W.
Merry, James Frusher, Wygnnt Haas, Wilhelm
Baner, Arnnh McMahan, Geo. d kreps, John
Ault, John Schneider, Jncob II Morelock,
John l.. Mnreock, John A. Moreloek, Lewis
! Reiizel, Frank Haas, Jnhn q. Sprol. Joseph
| Miller, Christian Vetier, Ann B. Marklof, John
Leslie, Amy Shaner, John A. Dover, Sarah
N. Byers, john F.Schraoer, Hartman Schrader,
! John Warns, Angus Lamson, Charles Burk-
hardt, George Albert, John Jansnn, David
Hatcher, J W. Ross, Edgar SAWYER, Daniel
| Only, Joseph EIbert, David EgbrTt, BurrttA
brown, NJ. Barnett, Martin Ault. Juseph AulI, 4,
Margaret Seibenhanr, Frank Haas. John Set
benhanr, John Smith, Herman Kipp, Henry
Brinker Charles llOler August Gutzweile ler, ,
Frederick Reikrrt, franklin NJ. Clague, Ro-
beke j. Gerdes, Ralph p. Buck land, Il. J Cald-
we'll. JOhn j Gerles, Andrew Jameson, Lucius
l.indley. Walter Davidson, ID. Baird, Sanford
| Howard. Enos Bellville, ID. +. h ). VI. Young.
Jane stewart, Hugh Stewart, David Nam,
| Perry Emmett, Jeannette Stewart John Eberly
/
John F. Sn vdsr Adam Kaufman Henry Car
penter, Fidel Rrstel, Matthias Gekel, Henry
| lirnka, ]. 4. Reither, Irena Duhammel, F.. &
| r. Collins II. Buckhurst, NJ. Aldermnti, JUhn
Boyer, Martin Henry, Christian Spilker, John
| Barton, J. Lewis Raab, James Phillips, Frank
Sampson, lchabod Mead. Alvin Y. Phillips.
| Ypsilanu Phillips, William Wilzler, K. Il Il.
Collins, George McCrary, J. F. Raab, Irene
Thompson. James Frusher, Goo. Rurpe John
h Joseph Swart1, James Callen, Frederick w
f'udt. Henry Hungary, Henry Linhemeyer,
Jnha Byers, William Brinker, Henry Grule,
J F. Schrader, Hartman Schrader, John Heck
| Ter, Casper Snyder, Henry Hungary, Christian
Daily, Alexander Beard, George W. Shoe
maker, Mary Beard, H. Shoemaker. Wallace
Shoemaker n. j. Shoemaker. John Brinker,
| Mary A. SplkeT NJ. g. Jameson, BebTends
Jameson, Jacob Ilerr'uRer, j. F. 4 II. Schra-
der, Uriita a. Bear!, Cynthia s. Vansickle,
| David J. Shoemaker, Wallace Shoemaker, II.
u. Kendall, Alexander Beard William Higgins,
Robert Frntnn, and to the non resident owners
/ r 4 4 .l-.l 4. Il. "a
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14

"Nasby" makes good point in his let
ter on the frst page Of this paper, in his
rciolcings over tho"acqaisition'' Of CoNo'
vER and Patterson to tho Democracy.
lie says: "Whenever a Republican puts
hisself in danger nv the Penilenshary lie
list begins to be fit for the Dimocrisy."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14

Napoleon Signal: C. w. Evers' stric-
lures on the Collector Of this District in
regard to his appointment Of subOrdin atss,
are impertinent and out Of place. As the
Collector is responsible for the conduct Of
his subordinates, he should he permitted
10 say who they shall lie.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14

observer" In the Sentinel, says he does
not desire to enter into newspaper con-
troversy. Then why does he vOlaHteer to
throw 6lth, the product Of his own brain
and heart, at one infinitely his superior? |?
His professions are Of the same value Rs
those Of the hypocrile or ealumhiator.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14


EvERs says: We have no personal feel
inSs toward Mr.. Ross, (Oh! mol not any |!
ns your continued vilifcation of him clearly
shows] we had thought it best 10 withhold
these matters, with " hich we have no par
ticular concern, 1.-THE dickens you did j but
the course adopted by his small eur dog
champions [boN WOW! wow!] Of the
Journal, seems to invite us to change oar
decision. Meow dew tell. The most
sensible thing Mr.. Ross can DO [thank youl
is to call off the fstes who [humansl are
barking in his behalf. [So it is not HoL-
LENBEcK or TRoUp who is controlling the
JOURNAL now, but Mr. Rossl. We may
be tempted to develope some unpleasant
facts. [Aint somebody skeered? You
were tempted once before and the result
was, you confessed yourself Lbeler.
Hadn't YOU better look little out, as you
might not get off so easy another time2l
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14
SIIERIFF,S SALn.

Romer K Stern R'p'g I" Wood S,Fy c, c,"",y' o.,
Court nf
Gilbert Beach, stal. Common PIons.
By virtue Of an order of sale, issned in the
above entitled cause. by the Chez oi the Court
of Common Pleas. OF Wood county. Ohio, and
to mo dir cied and delivered. | will nfer Ter
sal- at pnblic venluc, al the front door VI the
Court House, in Bowling Green, on
Tuesday, Eeccmbcr 18th, 1871,
Between u and ~ o'clock 4. Il, nf sad day,
the following les ciibed real estate, to.wit:
In lat Ne. 535. in tie Village oi PsrIysburc,
Wood erun'y. Ohis.
TeTRs ut Sale-Cnsh. Appraised nj $500.
ORRIN HENRY. Sheriff,
F. & D. X. IioLLkNBttK. PIlGs Au'Ts
November is, 1871. 3le$6 40
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14

The Buckeye Grange shows disposition
TO strike the trail and join in the pursuit
of Representative Cox--as the wind SEEM
eth TO blow in that direction just now--for
his efforts and vote to 30 amend the re-
sumption repeal bin as to make resumption
gradual and finally consumated in 1881.
This is simply pulling up the stake and
setting it ahead as guide to a sound finan-
cial basis, which we have advocated from
the start. Ii these contortionists will take
the buck track and pursne it for short dis
tance. they will find u snubbing post in
their own record.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14

Napoleon Signat: We notice by the
Perrysburg Journal that Capt C.W. Evers,
of the Bowling Green Sentinel, has written
an open letter TO President Hayes. 1t is
In much the same style Of his usual pro-
ductions, and cannot fail to produce a pro
found sensation on the mind of the public,
rs we'll as a regular "sockdolager" to the
president
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-14
JAWEy rfMMOXS, Editor.

President TiAYEs car we'll afford the
opposition Of PArrERsoS, Of South Caro-
lima, and those who write letters OF Oonso-
latiun to him. "Nnsby's" letters and an
article from the Chicago Tribune, on the
frst page, exposes the situation.