, 1879-05-12

Of tic Democrats were not SO dangerous.
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MISUNDERSTANDING IN OHIO,
1t scons to person fayorhbly looateti at
convenient Distance from TINT desirable ricoo
Of real estate bounded OH tho north by I,uko
Eric and on thu Mouth by tho Ohio Riyer,
mud printed III yellow color antl
called "Talo stato Of Ohio" on all tho
maps, that ii tho people theroin located, 1o-
pablicaus md Democrats alike, would mako
their nominations for Governor without my
reference to tho Presidential election in 1850,
1t would be one Of the most com,nuntlablo
and jutlicious resolutions that they ever
adopsed. For some good and sufficient tea-
son,-probahly because RUTHERFORD u.
HAYES was onoo or twice Gov
ornor of that stats, mud is now
President Of tho United StntoB,-
It is generally assumed by the Buckeyes tint
some citizon Of TINT great State has sort of
prc-c1nptton on tho White House for the
next four ycnrs, antl that tho next Governor
Of Ohio, no natter to which party 1e be-
longs. Is in tho direct line OF succession and
cannot DO kept ont Of tho Executive Mnnsion
at Washington except by special iutorposi-
ton Of Divine Providence. If SHERMAN, or
GARFIELD, or TAFT, Or FosrEn (we llumbly
beg pardon if we hive corelessly omitted tho
na'no Of any favorite sony is nominated for
Governor On tho Republican sido, it il unau-
imously agreed on all hands TINT liB chnncos
for becoming tue Chief Executive Of the
United statcB aro exceedingly brilliant,
I'm
tho midnight sl,y." So, on tho
other side. if Senntor THURMAN, or ToM
EWING, or D1L1 ALIEN, or even Gov. BISHOP
or ''Gentlonan" GEonoE PEsp1rroN, ia oallP
ell 10 become tho standarl.bcarer, It il
conceded all oyer Ohio that If suoh person
could bo elected Governor the door Of tho
White House would at once swing upon its
willing bingos, md tho way from Columbus
| to Washington would be strewn with flowers,
and tho Goddess OF Liberty on tho domo Of
tho Capitol would cast n longing lool.
towards Ohio ntMl aiAg, "Delsold! tho cou.
| qnoring horo conios."
1n this way tho people Of that stato hare
come to regard president-,naking NJ ono OF
their principal industries, aud Ii looks some.
times rs if thore was danger of tlloir noglco.-
| ing other loaa exciting, but moro romunora-
tive, pnranits, and tovoting themselves on
tiroly to the cultivation Of this ono fayorlte
product. Their soil aud climate secn 10 bo
| propitiouB, aud THUR facilities and natural
resources aro indeed almost uuoxamp1cd for
successfully carrying on tho business in
which they nrc encaged but Mt tho Han,e
tinlo thoy will do well to remember TINT tho
demand for TINT limo Of goods is limited,
tho supply always good, aud tho market
easily gIatted. It il procarious business,
too,-rreaItent making ia,-because cantli-
dates must usually 10 run of tho sanlo aea-
son they aro manufactured, like green glucose;
otherwise they bocomo wormy, and molly,
md unit for ,sso. the nrtiolo male in Ohio
Inns been generally q,oted from fair to mita-
ding whom offered In tho nlarket by snn,p1e,
but tho lot tnlson togetlor would hardly rink
| aa primo or Il No. L. Ws suspect, also, that
our Ohio friends on both sides Of tho polit-
ical fcnco hayo not sufficiently estimated tho
probability Of tlioir trntlo In Presidential can
ditlatos being entirely ruined by tutelligeu.
aud successful competition. Rivalry in
ovory department Of trAdo Is ono of tho
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