The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-17

WIS fFeenlaSOn, anu consequently n
member of the church. The Court ruled
that the sale of the lot without the express
sion of any such nditinns or restrictions
| therefore the burial must be all ,wed,-The
Police Board has drawn its orders on The
City Treasurer for $3.50 in favor of Hoadly,
johnson Il Cnlstnn, and for $500 in favor
of Tillen. Buchwalter Il Cam pbell, as c .un-
sci fees in the Job of putting out Commits.
sioners Hogan and Weber, and the Trpa-
surer has paid them. Bv this it appears
that when the ring members want t rid
| the Board uf those members that are i'm
pediments tn their plans ior degrading the
official protectors OF the citizens to be pro-
| tectors and procurers of crime the citizens
must pav the LAWYERS who helm the b.
TO have to nav 81. $50 for this dirty ioh is
pretty rough on the cty. The Enquirer
states the case in this naive way: The
Board, desiring to rid themselves of Mem-
bers who we're refractory, prepared charges
against them before the Governor, and
asked for their removal"
|
Ihe enquirer saws: mere Is announcer he-
pnolicah advahtage OF posit'oh. Inc frrs'
ldeht can oe gotteh together more eas'1N
than can the Dem orats IN congress ne
eau ne more easily un'ted. hels more mar,
mohious. Ihe hxecntlve Department OF
ne government, with all 'ts vast powers
with It's tremendous PATRONAGE, with !ts
veto authorltv, wltl us nands upon the
treasury as the CaSh'er OF the U vernmeht'
ana Win its negative c'htro' over the aI'-
propriatihg power amounting as we rave
recently seen, almost 10 positive
control-this constitutes the real gov
ernmental power of the country, and
this is in the hands of the Republic
cans, and acts literally, ''as one man. y
This fact, which was partially forgotten by
Democrats in the extra session OF Congress,
should be remembered this winter. 1t will
not be wise for Democrats to attempt the
Impossible. The ex,r session. If IT did
nothing else hXed the boundaries between
the possb and the imp ssihle.-The
damgh erof the wealthy parents spends her
best years in frivolitr, inJnring health and
mlnd and someimes, morals, waiting for
husband Ihe oanghter "f the business
man or "el'-to-do mpchahc nues prarti-
ca'ly tile same thing uLon scale little
less grand nut wi'il results frequently even
more pa'nlul ~ erSeli anu her parents
me aaugn'er OF tne 'aoor!he man slehuS
ner ',he III lu'e"ess oeca"se 'nele are no
ave""es .pe" y, het lm Mh'ch sne can
nhu sale M anu hea'en!ni empio!.
menI mus .hey are prac'icni!y wi!h"n!
.nas laS. a''u a,,os' ,r"t1at. "i ihe",tines
Pttscr'oea: so.,e."ans w. . .,'nnk C ao"ut
70 esleo,ny nose"ol."! ..s! "a;v .,' =. ,'.,
nnas,a, emsns W ".aiea II. o"'"eI.un e,u' Wa t
iestenus & are h ~ 'no'e .ne % e'eaila uenneu n;J
;a'; lucy Wetv mme j.; v'I Iread S"a ~ a; ,u
ns,,;nn! ns ~ !"d"oa ~ o,.ond"m ~ o,os W s'u y
sTo''i1nk sH nn. ae'Ie w ""4.es a peobits ~,
s,;Io sI o,,ei, ore .;riUo IN a w.,oo. w ~ "v Us
ne hoss on, % ,Ee nnnmtrv hes ~ bean " os, ~,
hiuhIv % ] hnnored "' When % ". ' alI oct | thronrl ]
w;th tbe ] nrnner rr"ceed;n. " viii ' Craut ss q,
"s. s"d;ar tr nJ pJJ aa w;, "t h uaadu a. a.
GgIt tha hattIas NJ $3.50 on nartv lines
~hnever @ nav b be tho nom;nees % nf tbe % nar
ties resuertyelv. for the presidency Ir
the maantime the we,come viii % IN anc
the tive cities Grant is vet to visit viii doubt
less @ do their Utmost to snrnass Al mass " even m nth III,
brilliant I IF rts IF Nan Francisco and Cbira
30 There ia \ healthy smirit Of rivalr,
among the cities Of the Jrni,ed States in tl,e
matter Of hrass music disnla>s Of bunt;ne
and after.dinner speeches.
n ,
The Commercial says; 10 the undevel
a opeu anu unconVer.eu ;' , s,nlee se.,.o Az ~
I well dressed human-beings, with no NOR,