The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-26

JOHN SHEaxAx claims that the EN-
peror William's recent golden we'd
ding Il one Of the results OF rssump
tion.
TIE Now York Commercial Adver
tiser Offers Gen. Grant 20 Great Brit
ain to fight the Zulus.
GOVERNOR BrsHoP has appointed "
B. Hillman Of Cleveland, State OH In
spector, vice the Hon. +. W. Green
deceased.
IT 10 Illegal 10 cell Ice In Philadel
phia on Sundays, according 70 . Stat.
law made In 1874. prohibiting the ssl.
Of worldly goods on tho Lords day.
| Ex-Gov. BRow N. Of Georgia, 10 said
to be rich. He has made piles .
money In Atlanta sincs the war. Som,
say he 70 worth cool million.
Mr.. PIERRE LoRrLLARD has made
another purchass-ths chestnut col,
Wallenstein, by WaverIy. dam BY
Lexington. The price paid was g..
600. asss
The sixty.third General Assembly
Of Ohio finished the business before
It and adjourned sine die on Monday,
It has been one Of tho most important
Legislative bodies ever assembled in
Ohio, and has done large amount OF
work Of great importance aud value
to the people.
L. d. MYERS. editor Of the Colum.
bus Dispatch, . Stalwart organ, Gays
he docs Not think Foster was the
man to put at the head Of tho ticket.
Hes a ssaart enough man in a Con-
gressioaal Jsoet, but too thin to spread
over the entire State
80, 1t appears that the upshot Of Gen.
eral Ewing's interference IN the INST.
ter of the removal Of Capt. Blackferd
from the position Of Captain Of the
Capitol Police was that he endorsed
the papers Of his successors.
BLAINE, Conkling. Frye and oil the
great Radical stnmpsra Of the country
are to bo imported into Ohio in the
present campaign. And yet the Re-,
publicans of this State are. to have an
easy walk over Oh. no, they aren't
he least bit frightened, Of course.
HAYES has signed tho army appre-
priation bill and it IL now . law. The
bill - passed prohibits the use Of any
part Of the money thetrln appropriate /
cd for paying the army for services at
the polls. So tho stalwarts didn,t
hold the fort ~ completely ~ they
thought they would.
THE work Of codifying the laws OF
Ohio has been completed and the new l
code was enacted into law on Friday
last. the Senate concurring In tho House |
The work is an immense
one, the subjects which It regulates
Affecting every man, woman and child
IN this State in their relations to one
and to the State from their
cradles to their graves.
HARD MONEY 10 . watchword OF
he National Bank party. What they
mean by It 10 money that 10 hard. 10 |
ret. Their policy % developed BY their |
past acts is TO retire all greepbacks,
silver that has been . mon.
y metal from tho foundation Of the |
government. and reduce the entire |
currency 10 the gold standard, making
III the vast debts of the government |
md the people. which were created |
lpon IN inflated paper basis, payable |
n that metal alone. That would be |
hard money for fact, and 1t would |
'e hard fate for the people Of this
country who would be placed In com.
'lete subjection to the hsartless mon.
y power.
sHoNEsr MONEY! is the shibboleth of I
he Radical politicians these days.
they simply mean by this cry the 70. +
irement of Government .legal-ten.
lers or greenbscks and the suhititu.
ion therefor Of Natiousl Bank notes.
There are large number Of people
Who believe the greenbacks are quits
. honest money ~ the bank ISSUES
nd much less expensive to the couu-
ry. But these Republican leaders
vill not be Satisfied until they have
laced the entire financial affairs Of
he country in the hands Of . privil-
dyed class and reduced the laboring, |,
Tealth producing class of the country
D the condition of hewers Of wood i
nd drawers OF water to the money
over.
Net Very IaaPpy.
The following extracts from an ed
oriel of the Bucyrus journal, edited
y John Hopley the Stalwart, indicate I,
nat the Republicans are not altogeth-
+ happy over their Foster-Child
ssNow, the nomination Of Mr.. Foster Il
l spite Of what papers may say, has
lienated many Of the so-called stall
arts 1t does not possess any inherent
ctive attraction, calculated to draw +
ther the German vote or the colored
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