Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-07-12


made" portrait of Judge lIAAo, Of Napole.
on, representing him in the attitude of
Brutus, after he had been choked of by
Chairman LAMIsoN at the sixth district
convention.
T.. L. WEBER went before tho PoTrER-
BUTLER investigating committee with his
story written out. Unfortunately he was
not so we'll acquainted with the handwrit-
ing us he was with hSnERMAN's, and he was
NSuch troubled TO read it,
The Republican Congressional Commit.
tee onght to hurry up its work, as Il e
Potter. Butler committee is about to ad.
inurn. Mrs. JENKs has gone home, An
pERsoN has found warmer climate, and
the sources of Republican campaign capi-
tai are being dried up
Counsel fees for contesting of Wills in
New York State, are limited by statute to
five per cent. of the amount of the estate,
aud the estimated amount in dispute in
the NANDERBILT will being 500, 900,
the surrogate can, il he chooses, allow the
lawyers in that case 100000. 1t pays to
contest such Wills
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The Nationals of the 9Th Congressional
District will hold convention to nomi-
nate candidate tor Congress on Thursday,
August lst, at Fremont. Their State Con-
veniiun is to he heltlat Columbus on July
9Th. Their Wood county convention to
appoint delegates to each will be held at
Bowling Green, on Thursday, July 18th.
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The Two Orphans" are to appear in
song-upon the operate stage. MAX
STRAKosCH desired a new opera, something
to please the American ear, therefore he
selected "The Two Orphans" and IN
American composer, Mr.. ROBERT GOLD.
BECK, of ST. Louis to furnish the music.
1t is expected that lie will have it COM
pleted with the close of the summer
months, after which it will be brought out
in grand style by SrRAKoscH.
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There are good reasons to hope that a
Republican will represent Mr.. Speaker
RANDALL's district in the next Congress.
The official organ OF the Democratic party,
the Washington Daily Post lends helping
hand in the good work, as follows:
As Speaker Randall would not recede
from his opposition to the Brazilian line |
ot mail steamships, the bill has failed for
this session, at least. The loss OF S50000,-
01) OF foreign trade during the approach
f.,lI .
uted to Mr.. Samuel J. Randall.
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The last session of Congress provided
for the completion of the Washington
Monument by the appropriation OF $780, !
600 for that purpose, S36,010 of which is
TO he expended in rendering the foundation
sufficiently y strong TO support this tall shaft. |
When this is completed Washington will !
have the grandest park on the continent, |
extending TO the National Capitol on the
east and the Potomac river on the west, |
and this beautifed by the magic touches of
art, taste and backed up by unlimited mp
preparations Of money.
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The Democracy Of the 18th Ohio Con-
gressional District can take the banner. |
They have been holding adjourned !
sessions from day to day at New Philadel- |
phia until they have finally reached the
Sir Hundredth Ballot for Congressman, with |
no choice yet. Various motions to ad
journ to other localities rwee voted down
When the 537th ballot was reached, del
a0afa n,oval 10 stov 4, Na,y DI;I,Jal,Si,;,
aud make a nomination, il it took twelve
months; but finally, after the 600lh ballot
was taken, with no choice, motion to a.
j1urn to meet again at Mt. Vernon on the
last Wednesday in July prevailed. There
were seven aspirants before the Convention.
Speaker RANDALL, at the Manhattan
Club reception, Tuesday evening, July 2:
The manufacturing capacity of the
country was largely augmented by the
war, and the Government, ns purchaser,
was helper TO that interest, and that being
lost, The manufacturing capacity was in
excess, and our laborers are idle. To add
10 our difficulties, every description of
inventive genius has been brought into
play, TO the exclusion Of the mechanical
labor.
SOP With this frank acknowledgment
on tue part Of the leader Of the Democratic
purity that the primary cause of the " hard
times" is found in the Democratic rebel
lioa, what becomes Of the charge that all
our woes are attributable to Republican
class legislation, extravaganza, and fraud
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1t Is asserted, and truthfully, too, that
oil Nationals are not Communists, but all
Communists are Nationals Those who
cast their lot with the Nationalsand aiili-
ate and sympathZe with the Communists
for the purpose Of getting their votes, will
find themselves in the same boat with the
FALLANDISGHAN wing Of the Democratic
party which sympatized with the South
Hnd rebellion. They hold out the induce
ments Of aid and sympathy, without power
TO render tie fornes. From time inime-
n,riil this country has been cursed with
an over supply ot fanatics aud aemagogues.
This panderng 10 lie bsser passions Of
men to secure the floating vote stimulates
communicate organizations aud inciles the
vicious to acts Of ineendiarisn. The
Democratic party las 10 shaped its legis-
Iuion and conducted lis campaigns as to
pander to this element, bat it now locks
~ though the Nationals ale 10 take the
leaa % this lespee'.