The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-06-17


a 70 GARFIELD was nominated as party
necessity, and not from choice. u ~
Z .iTHERBsare great many third-term.
ers in the Republican party, after all.
FIVE cases Of sun-stroke occurred at
," Chicago on Friday, three of which
proved fatal. !, ,s. !;
= ALL the Credit Mobilier and DeGol-
yer Rings are happy over the nomina-
tiOn of Garfield. 81, z-,,,..s ,i.-s.. vs... sd
TILE, Pphibitionists hold their Ma
n tional Convention at cleveland to-day.
1t y expected nineteen States will be
represented in it., - sgo 80 'f''F1 -
p The Republicans stole our canal and
q now they want to pension one Of the
= old drivers on the government, but it
won't go down. e,
THE Republicans of Cuyahpga Co.
have fixed upon July oath as the time
for holding their Congressional Con-
vention at Cleveland. = ..i,,q =. E.. 4
THE Democrats of Indiana have
!. nominated Hon. Franklin Landers for
Governor of. that State, and he will be
elected by a large majority, in spite of
1.-The exOdustersj! "A 90 s sl2'ii" .
.-so- The Republicans have been wont to
& call Grant the Savior of the country,
q and now they have gone to work and,
1 like the Jews, cfucified their, Savior
between two thieves. 80 - = b;
'' THE New York Times, the most able
and Influential Republican Journal in7
the Union, spits upon the platform of
the Chicago Convention. and admits
that its party must win, not on account
Of, but notwithstanding, the platform.
30 HON. Geo. L. Converse and Hon.
Geo. ,WarGeddess,, Democratic mem
'bers of Congress from this StateGthe
former of Columbus, and the latter of
Mansfield = have been re-nominated
unanimously. ID
THE boast of the Radicals is that by
their financial policy they have raised
the value Of the paper. dollar from 30
cents to 100 cents. They forget to tell
who it was that made the paper dollar
only worth thirty cents. ~ i'7f'7 q
-. le 81. -FgIs T.
THE Republican platform claims
that that party has paid ssss, ,0OO, 900 of
the public debt, but it does not mention
the fact that it has Wrung S., 900 J000, 600
. from the producing people with which
TO do it,. aIl as gaill-4 r...-<1sq = sob
q. THE Demoeratso of Illinois have NOM
= mated Hon. Lyman Trumbull as their
candidate for Governor Judge Trum-
= bull is one of the ablest and most pop
sililar men in the country, and under
his lead there are strong hopes that The
Democracy will be able to carry that
State b''lf - -
GARFIELD has q "1soft thing ofrit
in the United States, Senatorship for
the term OF six years from, the fourth
of March next, and none of his friends
will, advise him to surrender it for the
uncertainty of an election to the Pres
idency. A bird in the hand is worth
two in the BUSH i.ad Il daa.s.ij 81 Galiis
bh THE First National Bank of New
~ri, N. y, !, suspended on Friday, with
Liabilities amounting to $2OO, 900. The
Cashier, on leave Of absence, sailed for
Europe on Saturday previous. He Is
said to have lived high, indulging I'm
wine, women, fast horses, etc. The
Directors are all rich, and it is thought
the creditors will not lose anything.
JOHN SHERMAN,s advocacy of the
policy of retiring the ,greenbacks, de-
InOnetizing silver, and making gold
The only money of the country, Z" set
tied his hash :" but how much better
have the party done in nominating
Garfield? Is not he, too, the champi-
on Of the interests of the gold ring and
'inonopOlists? ~. =.
,s.A A ,DIsPATcH fromG Galway states that
= serious riot occurred on Thursday in
the parish of Roundstone in the dis
triet of Conemora, i Galway county,
growing out of the attempt of the pro-
cess servers to enforce the ejectments
of tenantry. The latter resisted the
process servers from the outset. The
eonstabulary were called on, and charg
ed on the assembled people, which
consisted of both sexes, with swords.
The people fell back, but not until nu-
merous casualties had taken place, a
few of which it is feared may prove
fatal. The process servers at last sue
eeeded in carrying out their instruc-
tions. 'r - -i'iA" ''i- .'i'''
.ssa Happily Disappointed &
Disappointment are frequently griev-
Gus to bear. but having received letters