Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-12-12

by no means the least Of the modern
Democratic troubles is the disgusting
cleanness of President Hayes Admins
tration. The only comfort they can de-
rive in talking about the President is in
intermingling the fraud chirp with plain
tive Whatsoever his surrender to the stall
wart wing OF his party" and with awful
exposures uf the "wealness of the man,
When they have exhausted these topics
and smashed Secretary Sherman beyond
all repair by calling HIM john" they
have got about all the fun out of the
present Administration that there is to
be had.-Cleelaad Herald.
-
The New York World is evidently out Of
patience with the Western Democrats.
Hear il: +" 1t may be quit true that the
Democrats of the East are insane on the
question OF honest money. But, however,
this may be, Western Democrats will do
we'll TO remember that while Democratic
President may he elected in 1850 without
the vote OF more than one Western State,
no Democratic President can be elected in
1880 without the vote OF at least three
Eastern States Also that Eastern Demo
Gratis cannot be induced to vote for any
man who puts himself in the way at this
time of re-estabishing honest money in
this country, 1t will save good deal of
trouble to have these things clearly under
stood from the beginning"
Columbus Dispatch: Both volumes of
the Codlied Laws Of Ohio are now printed
and they will soon be in the hands of the
people. Whether the work was well done
we shall soon learn. Already newspaper
criticism has commenced, the Cleveland
Leader opens the attack. 1t will be rather
singular if in so large an amount of work,
involving 30 much research and care, that
there should not be features OF omission
and commission. The Codifying Commits.
sion labored assiduously for several years,
but the Legislature unqueslionably acted
hastily. Besides, the time fixed for the
preparation and publication of such inl-
mense volumes was hardly sufficient to in
sure perfection. 1t is very probable th at
tho code will require to be amended and
patched up to such an extent that the pres
ent volumes will be incomplete and unsat,
isiactory.
The new two cent postal card will be
ready for distribution to the postoflices in
few days. A large number of samples
ON different shades of paper and printed
with different inks, have been sent to
Washington for the department to select
from. The color of the paper will proba.
bly, be different from the present cards
The universal postal union, to which the
new cards can be sent, includes Great
Britain, France, Germany, Greece, Italy
Belgium, Russia, Spain, Switzerland, Tur
key, Norway, Sweden, Portugal, the Meth.
erlands, Austria Hungary, Serviu, Den.
mark, the Argentine Republic, Roumania
Luxemburg, Montenegro, the British
French, Spanish, Portuguese and Neither.
land colonies, Egypt, British India, the
Falkland Island, Ceylon, Greenland, Hon,
duras, Hong Kong and other places in
China, Jamaica, Japan, Liberia, Mexico
New Foundland, Peru, Persia and Trinidad
Canada belongs TO the union also, but the
special arrangement between that county
and the United States remains in force
letters and. postal cards passing between
the two at domestic rates