Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-04-05
ANOTHER NEW PARTY.
Long and Short Division,and IA New
go, CITY Ticket.

LORE ana ShOTt anu u WV
City Ticket.
The Nationals Of Toledo are somewhat
different from the man who was a Metho-
dist, by trade, but "was not working at his
trade much now" They have been work
ing at their trade us vigorously since the
success OF the party in Lucas county, last
Fall, as il every man expected to make
Irving out of it, The result of this has
been--as is the case in nine times out of ten
where such movements are startcd-the
election of the Democratic ticket. The
space of the papers Of Toledo has been
pfetty thoroughly taken up with quarrels
week in February. Since it has been
found there il an element corralled in tie
party which cannot be held together, the
Sunday Joursdi is inclined to buresQue
the whole business, and under the above
heading has the following TO say, concern
ing one wing Of the long and short divis-
ion :"
Pat. Galloway is n brick. lie is nor
rge six footer to the ground with his pom
derous fist, but he isa political fighter. Ii
will also be remem bercd that Pat. repre-
rented the National party as delegate from
this district in the late National COnven-
tim. 1t ia also known that at the time
Pat. was representing the party in the
t0ty OF the Convention, while Frank j.
Scott and DIR. Sturgeon were cavOrting
around on the platform without any ere.
dentials, so to speak, our irreprcssible Pat.
had already been expelled from the Ma
tional party. But these stirring events
have passed into history, and Pat. now
comes to the front as the Ajax of new
movement. lie has organized new party
and Initiating the sublime and awful strait
egy of DR.. Sturgeon, he has placed him
solf at the head Of affairs.
On WedHasday Last, In tho auditnriuni
al the Theatre Comique, the new party
eliminated in city ticket, led by a mill
tary drum corps and transparency.
There was u gQodly attendance Of the stall
Ttrt sons Of toll, and Pat. whooped 'em
uphyeiy.
In another column the same paper pub.
liAes a portion OF "Blsttant DUNcAN's
late Apeeel somewhere in the wilds OF Ken
NNSNyt AioH NHiSH VIC b"hS bhS AOllONibb
extract that has special significance for
Republicans who wander after strange
gods, yet disclsinl, aud in most cases hon.
estLy, TOO, that they have no intention Of
assisting the Democracy into power
Happened 10 Toledo just before the OctObor
election, aud the boys made me remaiR aud 90
60 work 10 bel them. They didn't know th.ir
real strength, tkey were pleased 10 say, dId
mach toward accomplishing the result in my
fFe days visit.
Ny old Democratic friends received me with
enthusiasm, especially Jim Steedman. nnm.
inss for Srnabr. Ny missiin, they said was
h'by one. NotbiAg more nnble than my Gun
yictIuAs ~ duty. Of course they bad 10 stick
To the nld party, Though fully in accord with
my views, because Bishop Was sure tn be elect
Ell, aud il wsudn't do to throw their votes
away. But there were plenty ~ bsnighted rad
ieAis who needed an apostle "a teach them l,e
truth, and I was the man 10 d. il ; then there
Vas long pause. la which something like the
Sucking of slraWs was heard. There was nnthi
ing t,o good for mej wouldn't hdSe something
elssf
/ vsntursA TO ask what they concriycl To be
the strength of the Nationals Oh about
1000" That was the farmer Rldi0il maj riIy
H. that eonn.Y. | mildly suggested that lhrre
were pr,lbAbly mpre, anl that great many
ola Dem 'erais w0nll vote The ticket. They
All iaughed Srednan winkrd at lnv eoniinu
nvsly while langliag, aud whsp he eAugbl his
blpaih, said
'4Oar Democrats are all right. They are
PIT fvlla uaongh 10 quit, iuAt "a we are going
~ sweep ihs Stue. We kn0w ~ that ynn are
a.ing, and they will keep the gamO ap, and
thal Yole rght Gu siett,On day"