Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-10-09

Cllan double: w no has carried tlle cOllll-
try through a civil war at perilous- time,
the magnitude of which the civilized
world never knew, and delivered the
country to universal liberty and union ?
A. @. WOOD.
Tom Ewing ought to he caught by a
committee of friends, taken to New York
and made to follow the procession of
wagons that will move the twenty-five
millions of francs in French gold from
the steamer Canada to the Treasury of
the United States. While the wagons
are on the way, extracts from the infer
nal lot of imitation speeches he has made
should be read to him. Then he should /
be premitted to come to Ohio on condi-
to tell how little he knows about money |
matters and the science of finance, for |
seven years.-Cn. Commercial.
There is no doubt of the election of
Charles Foster by Il sweeping SnaiOrity. |
This is the reason why Democrats are so |
ready to trade three Foster votes for one
vote for candidates for the Legislature or
county offices. Republicans, don't be
fooled. Make no such trades. The
and State ticket, and are on still hunt
for the Legislature. They wOuld rather
have the Legislature, or even one branch
of it, then the GOvernOr.-Gazette.
The welcome given to Senator Blaine
| last evening was one of the special fea-
| lures of the campaign in this city. A
large crowd met him at the depot, and
although the distinguished gentleman
was tired and worn out, lac was compelled
to respond 10 his enthusiastic greeting,
which he did in a short and eloquent
speech. Wherever Mr.. Blaine has spoken
in the State he has been met by large au-
diences.-C Columbus Dispatch.
There are earnest Republicans enough
in every voting precinct to organize for
! the protection of the polls and the polling
of a full vote. This should be attended
| to in every locality during this week.
! DON'T wait upon committees to organize
for you, but organize yourselves, and so
arrange matters that the polls will at no
time be without a strong working force of
well informed and active Republicans
| Cincinnati Gazette.
The people of Ohio who want to con-
tinue the conditions of prosperity must
| vote against Mr.. Thomas Ewing. whose
distinction is that of a financial quack
| whose Wanted specifics haveEbeen shown
to be frauds. A vote for Ewing is a vote
to return to imitation, with all its miseries,
like the dog to his vomit and the washed
sow to the mire.- Commercial.
When Frank Mckinney went to New
"
Ohio by Abram S. Hewitt. But it was
only a little time till he saw Samuel J. and
procured some of the drippings of the
last barrel, so'that honOrs are easy between
the Democratic leaders.-Gdzette.
For unblushing effrontery in seeking
a way to carry disreputable design the
Hamilton County Democracy, in their
designs upon the Police Board, can chal-
lenge competition with the achievements
Of the EIUnpI rinp in itC J0oIDliaCf dave
Gazette.
There is no gainsaying the fact that
the Republicans have a majority of the
chances for carrying Hamilton County.
And that is precisely what is the matter
with 81. Hoffman and Bishop and the
Democratic members of the Police Board.
-GGsette
Gen. Rice claimed at Logan all the
credit of the arrears of pensions bill,
despite the proof about the matter long
since published. But then he was speak
ing in an intensely Democratic county.
Mr.. Ewing's speeches do not help him
among business men. HeprOclaims him.
self to their understanding a distnrber Of
the conditions of prosperity. He needs
an exemplary defeat.-Commercia
Mr. Dalzen has been turned loose in
, Ohio and cry goes up i'm the rural dis
tricts for protection. 1t is noticeable
however, that these cries proceed alto
gether from Democratic thr0ats.
Gov. Bishop has but a few weeks more
of official life, but he is as lively in obey.
ing the pal ty beheasts as if he had a whole
: year ahead of him and a certainty ol
denomination.
Five steamships with full cargoes SAILED
: from New York for Europe yesterday
The balance Of trade is in our favor.
The Democratic State Convention made
the party responsible for all the financia
quackeries of Mr.. ThOs. Ewing.
/ Ten tOnsOf French gold are on the way
! to this country in one ship, due here three
t days before the election.
The gold pieces that are floating abou
at the currency level are good-mOney
. missionaries.
5 The European gold arrival at New
5 York this week will average two tons
l day.
; The betterment- of business which ap.
: pears is actual. 1t isn't based on paper