Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-09-12
Oh. wait for the news from Ohiol

Oh, vail IOf the news HoHl SiiO-
Poor Ewingi Hes a used up man! man !!
man!i! -
The starving out process" Of the extra
session gigs back.
Yazoo County is bringing forththe legit-
innate fruits Of the shot gun policy.
The Oneida community has decided
to abandon the free-love feature Of their
organization.
Let no cock crow, or ass bray oyer the
pivotal State elections. The vocal organs
Of Democracy are not in tune.
The old Buckeye State will put her
shoulder to the Maine and California wheel.
And where will ''The Ohio idea beY'
The -COlOred Refugee Board, of St.
Louis are preparing for the exodus sexpeet-
ed when the Southern crops are alfin
The Democratici is a good party for adj
yersity. Prosperity turns its brain, and all
its gilded hores become '1ike broken
tooth, and a. foot out of joint"
Fiat money didit. They had everything
well in hand as they supposed, but the bot
tom dropped out. The fat comes from the
people and confusion oYertakes their lead
ers.
What should be thought Of wind
storm whose path was only sixty feet wide,
and which, in passing through Hunters
town, Pa, selected a school and church for
destruction
The London Times calls it a Significant
fact" that while every Bessemer mill in
the United States is running at full swing
there are no less than forty-four idle in
Great Britain.
Ewing's apprehension about the perma-
nence Of resumption, cannot but leave him
in constant exposure to the yapors, which
the daily consignments of ton Of gold
can hardly alleviate.
Congressman George W. Geddes, of
Ohio, has been sued by widow for al /
legged breach of promise of marriage, dam
ages being set at s., 1000. He isa widower,
and asserts that it is an attempt at black
mail.
The Democracy seems to have been
showed under, both on the Pacific and At
lantic coasts. The depth IN the first case
is sanywhere from 10000 to $4,000, and in
the latter we will consent to let them off |
with 10000, or less.
The Dayton Journal says truly that
Secretary Sherman is the best infationist
in the business. Twas he who raised |
the great volume of deprecated currency |
to par, and then inflated with gold and |
silver coin. Can we stand such imitation?
1t is now asserted that ireland is to be
added to the countries dependent upon
America for bread stuffs. A London dis
patch of the 9th says that Belgium, Hol-
land, Italy and Spain will be buyers of /
food from America, as well as England |
and France.
Maine and California are the northeast
ern and southwestern corners Of this coun-
try, and Ohio is the central State. Maine
and California have answered the Solid
South, and Ohio in October will raise
boom that viii be heard from the center all
around to the seas. j..
The occasion of the eulogy Of DR.. Frick-
er, upon the colored man in the Democrat
ie County ConYention has now transpired.
Andrew jackson Davidson had secured a
certificate from the convention to the fact
that he was not now obnoxious to any un-
pleasant flavor of person.
Thurman has at length let himself loose,
and attempts to get the disadvantage" of
the adverse state Of affairs party wise and
by some means or other to get up boom,
but it is said to come like a laugh from un-
derthe ribs of death. The party informs
us that he is to visit Ashtabula on the 10Th
inst.
The Hons. Lafaytte S. Foster, Marshall
Jewell, Joseph R. Hawley and other lead
ing Republicans Of Connecticut. have uni
ted in an address to the voters in favor of
the ratification of the proposed biennial
session amendment to the Constitution Of
the State, characterizing it as a measure Of
good State policy and wise economy. |
Br. Welsh, Minister to England, was IN
Washington the other day, and frankly
admitted to the President that the sick
ness which was one reason Of his resigning
was caused first by exposure during a fox
hunt, and second during a grouse hunt,
but he could not help it. A Minister to
England cannot keep on diplomatic dieni-
ty all the time. @ .t.
The following named Honorable gentle
men will address the citizens Of Ashtabula
county during the campaign. The time
and places are not yet determined upon:
Hon. James G. Blaine, Hon. VIM. McKin-
ley, Hon. Lorenzo Danford. Hon. Eugene
Hale, Gen. James A. Garfield, Hon. Peter
Hitchcock, Hon. John F. OgleTee, and
Hon. Geo. X. Nash.
The Democrats of Ohio seem to have
abandoned Ewing altogether. and concen-
trated their efforts upon the Legislature.
The Buckeye Democrats generally admit |
openly that Ewiug's case is hopeless, but
the way the legislative districts have been
genymaudered, it would make Republi-
can majority of q, 900 on the State ticket
to secure the Assembly.
George G. Perkins, the newly elected
Governor Of California, is a native Of
Maine, with romantic history that would
scarcely make good foundation fora Sun
day school book, since he ran away from
home and went to sea. He has long been
one of the most prominent merchants of
the Pacific coast, and his traits Of charac-
ter and executive ability are relied upon Z
as being such as will qualify HIM for the I
gubernatorial chair.