, 1880-07-19
OHIO.

spxeiai Dtspatea 10 tbs cAttaso 7rtaunA-
Co1uNlUs, O.. July f8.-'Tlsat the Ohio Re-
ouh]tcans arc on tho nlcrt this year, and do
not Intend to be caught asfecp, was quite
apparcnt at the County Convention ln this
ci.y yesterday. TWAS l,y far thu largest and
most enthusiastic gathering Of tho kim! held
since the War Tie nominations were tl1e
very best that conld have beet, made. and
tho 1nore f,lr-scetng Democrats rlrcady ad- T.
nit TINT unless they put forth thetir strong
est efforts. this county; which Rave bishop
4. 100 majority three yenrq aso, Will be lost.
Con. John beatty Yas loudly called
for. a,ul. upon reachihg the platform,
was greeted with a complete ovation.
Ills sppccl, Is regarded las the tA.st lie ever Il
delivered. md was rccelsed with marked at- +
tertion and frequently alflntded. The Gem
cral paid Il high tribute tb Hancock rs sDl'
tlier. saving; "Sixteei} years nKo, while |
Wa.le Hampton, Il Representative Democrat !
of the South, at tho hdad Of Ills division, |
wns waKtng a bitter wal ffarc for thu indie
pcrdeucc Of tho Confederate States ard the
,pr,,et,,nttou Of slavery, the army in which
Winfield S. Hancock w&J enrolled stood lil:et
MI iron wall Mt Gettysburg and hurled bnckS
tho Rebel cnltiln,s s!s Gthrale1r illigs bnckE}
the. waves OF MI Angry bea' Hahcock'' he'(
said, twas i |
CHOSEN nEcArsE TIE WAS
considered available. Asaflab)g for wh9tP
Ii 5 ,s ts 1w RenSsfSt!f & s gf5fE aft fs nsco e al
while tic public cyo of tl1e North was u
tfutp, tho Confederate leaders might tnaraHtl
their nrlnies md gain possession 9f Sl. tl.e Got
erals reference to Gartlel!l WINS received W!hl
the greatest npplnuso md satisfaction. Tile
closlHg porttoi, 1t tue speect WIS eloqnent1
foreihie, and convincing, and t.lat ne sounded
" " admitted: ile closed as fellows; "Ut
waving tic bloody shirt. So 1T
is, thu costllest ban,'er that eyer greeted we re-
the blO,ltl OF heroes. 1t suggests the IN.
jtunbgrab!e sacrifices 1natie By the Nntion
| for personal freedom and political equality:
| 1t suggests memories OF tender partlnEs at
t5,s i,si Homestead; days of marching nights Of
AND FURY OF nArTLE.
1t suggests the sudden ciasp OF frateraal
ha1ltis in tile field; the solemn. FAREWELL tAe
nIsga gppyer t Daf SS af !s e 'ss'S x e. a sal Fl
da'1' ,lsed. when ws y, slall ,,., foid It i
up tenlerly md I9y It nwny With care; 81, / but
II Is not ,low; 1t will never Ie until the Dam-
ulcprated mid rot,el, as ltls ta tlio very core,
shall by tic p0pular verdict b. pronounced
t!entl md damned. Its record III q cntalGg
Of crimes; its uxlstenco is menace to good
government md 50 long rs It lifts lts brutal
Head 10 thu sunshine 1t will be the duty OF
tmst mel, 10 strike.'' l.
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nr~ront.n r1tospEf>rs IN A,fx pUCKEYE STATE
NOME Of TItE FhtrUnG. WHICH wILr. IN
vr,i,ENf.E THE AESrf.F2a COMPARISON lie
! TWEEN nENOCnATto. AND REruuLICAn
| I.Iu1srrcrH.
snsetaI fnr,,,nonaenes Of 1ns Chicago T+tb..ns
1'~n,,.,,,,, n inl. 1G-Ohio n,at Intll
t1SelSSAll, w 1h!s 4u.oio a.ao ...s.' 1ua.
nllA being October States they occupy not'
than ,ts1al place in tho ere Of tic country Ii
thta cor,nntnn. IN bott,, the struggle for s,l
.,r,,,,,,n,. I,,3,voo,, I'm ,nrtfrs will this vea
49, .,,a,, ,r,I;,,nr,. i,n,ortourc. nud
~ " '"io ts'. "ts ,,.I" ~" -,s..,t ,,,,i, +,
bo11 eetHs uu"ptiu! o"ts t'..'s. -. H., 49,.
watched VIII Rfeat ln"!es1' " nu w
however, th0 campaign Ill the Buckeye otat
ts likely to to,n1na1N! tho Iargcr share OF at
.a,,t,a,, o,.tm,r In tl,o fort NJ her furnfahtn
te'lt!o"' o"s W e.u ~ ~ pr',,snno,
} INC itcplso!lcAl estti1'ua'e '"' ~ 1c'tue"e1
-: And mot 0nly Is tlits Thoroughly hndetstoo
by the rank and file rs wa1l Us tho lenders {
i,ot,, m rt;re ltnrc hut the vnters of botl, y,
.M,u.'' M p"'.'eg "o's r.,.. .,,-a., T., nj, o,,rr,