Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-10-04


be edited by one man frc
to be elected by the peopl
be known rs the "Missou
BSg- Business men who
every department of trad'
by Congressional tinker
tariff, the internal re'
national finances, can
the Democrats or Gree
either party wins the res
same. -PhilGdcIpltia Pre-,
BSy- 1t is well enough
that Tom Ewing, the pr
cratic demagogues, led
in the House to the bill
backs receivable for
He did it to keep the
open by agitatiOn.-Ind
nal
Bay- If the next House
either a clear Democ
under Southern and inf
or a majority made up
and third party men it '
disastrous TO the coun
safety is in a Republi
albany Journal.
Be9y> 1t was the Demo
nished the greater proT
votes to the Greenback p
fact gives an air of cree
statement of Gen. Butle
two parties must ultimate
What will then become
money Democrats?-Bosto,
! (Rep.D
DaS- The Greenback-La
what there is of it, is keepin
ably quiet. Perhaps they
covered that the success of Il
back platform would immedia
the price of all the necessarie
Cheap money and low pric,
travel together.-PhilGctelphial
Ra- In 1862, when the Cove
was compelled by force of circum
to suspend specie payments, tn
Ocratic party denounced it as COZ
and unnecessary. Now, when
practically at specie payments
when there is no cause or reason
cede, the Democracy demand ST
sion again. n.-IndiGnGpOLiS JOuTnd
Bay- The Democratic Congress,
Committee is so elated with the !
election that it is flooding the Ei
States with Thurman's soft-n
speech, which has heretofore beer
fined TO Western circulation. Th,
ty is rushing to its inevitable col
with yells of pure delight.-N. Y.
une.
RJ~ Mr.. Thurman is Gin fav
the free coinage of silver;" yet no
person in one hundred thousand
heard and who may read his 81
has, or ever will have, a dollars
of silver bullion to coin. But a
bulliOn-brokers and capitalists will
it in abundance. The net profit Y
be ten cents on the dollar.
Bay- The Charleston NetOS calls ur
the South Carolina Democrats to m;
an aggressive campaign. The r
clubs and the assassins and outlaws
the Palmetto State are so meek q
lamb-like, you see, that they wov
permit the Republican " niggers''
run right over them, if they were
encouraged to resistance. .-NationaL
publican.
hay If the intlationists succeed
trebling or quadrupling the curren
it is to be hoped they will also pas
law forbidding prices to rise. Uni
they do prices will go up with intlati
and the poor man with five-dol
note in his pocket will be no better
than he is now with one dollar, best,
having to work as hard as ever to
money.-IRdidnGpOhS journal.
Ba~ We admire the philosophy c
Democratic newspaper which can
jOice over the result in Maine. 1t is
a par with that of the man who smi
a heavenly sort of smile when he
driven his team to the top of lC
hill and found that the tail board of
wagon had slipped, and his load of
tatoes was strewn on the road fO
quarter of mile. -Terre Hdute
press Fiat.
Bs5~ The same men who are consta
ly crying out against military int
ference with the South" cried
against military interference" dur
the rebellion. Nobody has advocat
at any time, the use of the military
ther than may be absolutely necessi
to sustain the civil authorities in
forcing laws. Whoever objects to I
confesses he does not want the laws
forced. Utica Republican.
Ray What is the difference betwt
the Minnesota Democrats and
New Hampshire "idiotsP" The for
er propose that the Government sh
supply everybody with plenty of "
gal tender paper mOney"-that is, 81
money! The latter propose that
Government shall supply everybc
with plenty of illegal tender pal
money'--that is, f" fiat money" Whe
in do the Democrats and the al
ots'' differP- Chicago Times.
BeSa The Democracy generally, q
notably the Utica Observer, think :
altogether probable that the final o
come of the Maine election will be
make Mr.. Garcelon, a hard-money DE
ocrat, the next Governor Of the Stat,
If that shall prove TO be the result, I
Greenbackers will have gained mu,
BY their organization, and the few tn,