Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-08-30

Cio-oI.nd has forwarded over $500 to
o~o1Iow fever sufferers in the South.
Tho Democratic State treasurer Of Mis-
,o,,r; issbort million or more in his ac-
connts.
Isaac N. Dawson, Mayor of Warren,
Trumbull County, died at his residence in
that city, Of consumption, on Tuesday
night Of last week.
Rro Rsed in his last Telegraph calls it
"buxtering" that accomplished the defeat
of a net candidate in the county eonyen-
tion. s.Huxtering" is good. Standard.
"Good" of course its good, or it would
not have been used. Is that sllf
The encampment that has been talked Of
as likely to spread their tents here, has
found greener fields and pastures fair at
Psinesville, and will drop down in the
suburbs Of that pretty city. Some OF our
fellows console themselves over the ioss'
nv DEMONSTRATION that PainesYilie Is q
better field for foraging than Ashtabula,
or even "Conneaut."
One dollar will buy more printing at the
.Sfander5 Office, than any other house IN
AshtabulS. Stas'ooro'
lit only the other day that friend Far
don was literally dumbfounded at the low
price for which job was beautifully exc
cuted at the Telegraph Office, and upon
which fair, living profit was made. In
both workmanship and price, it has come
to be pretty we'll understood, we have no
competitors in the county.
Reuublicanism in South Carolina is not
dead or asleep. The Republicans Of that
State have unquestionably majority Of
voters, but minority of rifles and shot
guns and masks for midnight raids. They
recently held a convention at Columbia,
and, not having the fear of Wade HamP-
ton and his minions before their eyes, made
a platform in which is this plank: 1--WE
deem it itinexpedient to nominate candidates
for Governor and other State officers. be-
cause. owing to the condition Of affairs in
this State occasioned by rife-clubr rule and
two years of Democratic supremacy, it il
impossible for the Republican voters IL
MANY counties, without incurring great
personal danger, to organize for the cam
paign or to vote at the election when held.
Thus reafarming all that has ever been
charged against the riie-club Democracy,
and declaring that policy still in force,
tbey adjourned the convention without
making nominations. Will our Democart
10 friends deny-in the face Of testimony
like this. that intimidation is used to keel
down and regulate Republican sentimen
and Republican voters?
GIVE JoHNA CHANCE.-An enterprisinl
reporter Of the Buffalo Express interviews
the Chinese Embassy at Niagara Falls. Il
the course Of conversation with a member
that gentlemen, referring to the Chinese il
this country, is reported as saying that tn
'chief crimes of which Chinaman ha'
been guilty consisted in their being indus
trious, temperate and frugal and saving
and these qualities seemed to be peculiarl
offensive to people of other countries VII
had settledon The Pacific coast. Is thi
not lust view of the situation as regard
the Chinese In this country? That the
are obnoxious to many is true But why
Simply because they are willing to work
s.Ruine5 by Chinese labor" is a rallyinI
CRY in California with class Of whom tn
garrulous Kearney is type. Why tn
Chinaman is not entitled to his chanc
along with the rest in this free country,
mystery to the majority. No other ma
tionalitE is decried; why the Chinese
Their morals are as good as others, and al
unite in calling them inofensive and quiet