The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-09-18

the Democrats the State would make
nineteen States that would vote for the
Democratic candidate, thereby tieing the
House. Should he vote with the Repub-
licans they would have twenty votes Of
thirty-eight, and elect their man.
PUBLIC OPINION.
Mr.. Toomb's Latest Error.
buffalo Expressly
81 wouldn't give o d-n for the Union" /"
saws Robert Toombs, evidently laboring un-
der the mistaken impression that the Union
10 for sale.
A Hard HIT.
From the Boston Herald.)
The blow that has been delivered In the
face of the Greenbackers in Maine will
blacken the eyes OF the Greenbackers in
Ohio.
A Sure Thing.
From the Indianspolis Journal.)
Ohio is scre thing for the Republicans,
and the Democracy feel It in their bones.
They have played the imitation card once too
often. The people have discovered the
trick and viii drop on It next mouth.
cas so- Wiped Out. 7-.f
(From the st. Louis Times-Journal.)
The result in Maine wipes out the Green
back party from national politics. The
fight next year will be uuembarraesed by
third parties. II win be . struggle between
ry.ux. ga I'm .atf1a xha. v,oltcx, ~ xh. n..
ton Tor quarter Of century.
Lamar's Consistency.
Qrom the National Republican,
Now 1t Is reported that Senator Lamar
justifles the murder OF Dixon by Barksdsle.
This 10 consistent at all evenrs, for he justi-
ded Dixon In his murder Of Republican vo-
te,s and publicly commended him for It,
whereby Mississippi was redeemed" to
home rule.
A Text For Lsmar's Speech.
(From the vicksburg Herald, Dem)
The way Dixon was killed may be ex.
tremely legal, but 1t 10 of considers bly, In q
moral point Of view. 1t Is Impossible to
morally shoot . man In the back, and It was
not strictly moral to use q shotgun on him,
when he had only . pistol. 1t IL asserted
that Dixon threatened Mr.. Barksdale, and
therefore the latter took his shotgun to him.
This may be good law. but 1t is not good
morals. It would have been in accord with
good morals for Mr.. BArksdale to have had
Mr.. Dixon placed under arrest, and thus
prevented him from fascinating him. The
world will never be convinced that Mr. Dix
nm. hav Iao ho hoH pNf
persisted In running for office.
Democrats Strengthening Their
Enemies.
From the Chicago Times.
The Southern programme Of sponging
out all the war reforms Of the National
Constitution was not wen planned to win
the admiration Of the people In Maine, or
any party label, and excepting that reaction
sry Southern project, the so called Demo
cratic party has as yet offered nothing more
inviting than the wretched soho idea"
which is - distasteful to Maine Democrats
as the reactionary Southern programme IL
to Northern men generally. Thus all
schemes OF the Bourbon leaders tend to
strengthen their enemies. More distinctly
than the result in California, the result In
Maine can be regarded as a Northern re-
spon.e to the solid South project to "wipe
out" the fruits Of the war.
The Majority Must Be Big.
From the Cleveland Herald.)
It will not do for Ohio to express in .
still, small voice, the opinion that she rather
disapproves the doctrine Of secession and
Reputation, and that she thinks that the
caucus Of Confederate Brigadiers, In their
effort to usurp the authority of the Execu-
tive, did hardly the proper thing. Ohio
must bring her big foot down. and her voice
must be Q voice to make the hills dance and
the earth to shake. 1t Is not merely to de-
feat Mr.. Ewing that We must labor; 1t Is to
give BIigadierism and FiStism such o blow
between the eyes that they shall be known
of men-that Is, Ohio men-no moro. The
last time Ohio spoke on similar topics was
when the patriotic Mr.. vallandingham
asked IL he might be her Governor. There
was NO mistaking the meaning Of the re-
mark she made on that memorable occasion.
Let there be none this fail.
The Only Difference.
Portsmouth (o) Trib. and Rep.)
The Okolona man IL simply
singing the same song he was taught by the
Ohio Democracy during the War. The only
difference between the Okolona editor and
some Of his coad1utors In Ohio now IL, he il
consistent and brave enough to stick to his
principles, while his Ohio friends are de-
TERED by policy and fear from doing 30.
From the Okolona States.
The Yszoo matter has cost the Democrats
5000 to 10000 votes In Ohio.-tIndisna Cor.
Gibson Reveille. help IL II 1t costs
them over 50, 1000 votes. Better that Ohio 70
unanimously Radical than have q single
county in old Mississippi remanded to me-
gro supremacy.
From the Okolona States.
No man will ever be legally hanged for
Secession on this continent-NEvER.
Next time.if unfortunately, the next
time should come-mercy will not be al
loved to triumph over justice.-Chicago
Inter Ocean.
Next time-if, unfortunately, the next
time should come," the black nag will be
unfurled, and the Federal soldiers will be
shot down like the dogs that they are where.
ever found.
There win be no quarter.
It will be war to the knife and the knife