The Hartford herald., 1879-08-20
THUS RI IL.

ell Mcador for the Legislature. CdiiO-
rdy Ners.
The Hartford HERALD airs its cuts
and rejoices over the result of the elec-
ton i'm Ohio county Woman.
The Hartford HERALD makes II
severe "cut" at the defeated Republican
candidate for Representative i'll Ohio
county Winchester San.
THE Hartford HERALD came out last
week illustrated, rejoicing over the
downfall of the Republican party in
that county CdLiOWdy NcWs.
'Rah for Barrett, of the Hartford
HERALD. He and his party won II glo-
rious victory. Mileage Meador is left
at home, and Hooker, Democrat, will
90 in his place .MddisOnrHe Times.
The Hartford HERALD, of last week,
was aglow with the Democratic victory
in Ohio county. 1t made Il gallant fight
for its party and has right to crow. 1t
reports HOcker's majority over Meador
at 205- O,CoHsbOrO Messenger.
The last issue of the Hartford HERALD
was the grandest achievement of John
Barrett's life. 1t was simply immense.
TO Bro. Barrett is due much of the
credit of the success of the Ohio county
Dcmocracy.-Ec Echo.
The Hartford HERALD, of last week,
had not only its Growing rooster, but all
the cuts in the Office in the paper. Well
NAV John Barrett crow over the sue
cess of the Democracy in Ohio county.
No one worked harder and more effect
ually for that victory than he did -EfE-
ton Register.
We are glad to know that our brother
Democrats of Ohio county Were more
successful i'm the late election than we.
Hon. II. u. Hooker, the Democratic
nominee for the Legislature, was elected
over DIR. J. w. Meaeor, Republican, by
majority, according To the official
count, of l95. Meador was the former
Representatives. Echo.
The Hartford HERALD, published in
Ohio county, completely demolished its
rival, the Nctrs, last week with n cam
paign document containing two col
umns of rOosters, cannOns, flags, and
wore than all, two likenesses of the
Editor of Ne,rs, one ut the opening and
| the other at the closing of the
polls. The one was fat and healthy
and hopeful, the other was weak, crest
fallen and had an airof "leftness" about
il that was doubtless life-like.-Herdid-
| Enterprise.
We received, by Tuesdays mail, from
Mr.. Clarence Hardwick, the Secretary
of the Ohio County Fair Company, n
complimentary ticket asking our pres
cnce at the coming exhibition, which
commences Tuesday, September 50th,
and continues five days. The invita-
tions Were printed in the HERALD Office,
and the work is executed in first-class
style. This Fair promises to be the best
ever held ut Hartford, rs several new
and enjoyable features have recently
been added by the Company. among
which is that of Il first-class race course,
which will he the means of attracting
many fine runners. As we expect To
attend, we send this out as n fOre-runner
to the hotels there.-ElktOn Register.
In Franklin county, in which the
Capitol of our State is located, the
negroes had negro candidate for the
Legislature, but the white Republicans
refused to vote for him How do the
colored brothers like this sort of treat
mcnt? The white Republican candi-
dates demand that the negroes shall
vote for them on the ground that they
are the slaves of the Republican party,
! but when colored candidate asks n
white Republican to vote for him there
is IA general "heming" and "hawing''
and he is told that is "a grey horse of
another color" Does the colOred man
see through the hypocrisy of the Repub-
lican party, or will he continue to Ego
it blind" and move at the dictation OF
such pretended friends who only have
use for him when voting time comes?
Riducdh NeUs.
THE Hartford HERALD came to our
Office last week full of all sorts of pic
lures, representing all phases of the
result of the heated canvass between
Hooker, Democrat, and Meador, Radi-
cal, candidates for the Legislature
Our neighbors have had very warm
contest and throughout the canvass
Democrats were fearful of the result
There were three candidates. a Green
hacker was in the race and Democrats
were fearful that he would hold enough
Democrats and not enough RAIDS to give
the place to the Radical candidate. II
turned out that the Grecnbacker on the
day of the election was so near desert
ed by Democrats and RAIDS, that he
only counted "baker's dozen" at the
close of the polls, and the Democratic
candidate was triumphantly elected 10y
majority of 1875 votes. We heartily
congratulate the true Democracy O
Ohio county, and like them, we too, are
rejoiced at the result. We imagine oul
neighbOr, the HERALD, was glad, glori'
ously happy at the result. ifsvillt
Hdmdedier.