The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-08-12
NEWS NOTES.

THE 18th O. n. G. has gone Niagara Falls for n
days encampment.
THE Garfield Club at Steubenvire, Ohio, numbers
nearly 1000 members.
GEN. DURB1N WARD was nominated for Congress
in. the Third Ohio District.
WILLIAM THOMAS of Pomeroy, was gorea to sxsath
last week by an Alderney bull.
THE Democrats in some parts of Indiana are organ
izing KuKlux Klans, for the Presidential campaign.
GEN. JOHN c. FREMONT addressed campaign
club, in New York, on Wednesday of last week.
MCKINLEY, Gibson, Foster and Grosvenor, of Ohio,
will take part in the campaign in Maine.
SENATOR MCDONALD admitted in an interview
that he was surprised when English nominated.
SECRETARY THOMPSON has been stirring up great
enthusiasm among the Republicans of the Pacific
Coast.
OF course New York and Indiana will both of them
go Republican-for don't 10. Blackburn say she who
doubts is damned
SECRETARY SHERMAN will make his first speech of
the campaign at Alexandria, Va, the latter part of
this week.
THE current tax assessment in Old Virginia. shows
decline in the taxable wealth of the State of from
fifteen TO twenty per cent.
THE Democrats in Washington have cheering
intelligence from Oregon. They had cheering in
telligence' from Oregon in 1877.
THE National Democratic Committee will issue a
campaign document of six hundred pages. Where is
the mossback that will read it?
THERE is one thing about which all Democrats are
agreed-that anything that tends towards keeping a
Democrat out of Office, is unconstitutional.
GEN. HANCOCK said that the bayonet not fit
instrument for collecting the votes of freemen. He
didn't say anything about Southern ox-gads.
THE Democrats have tried all kinds of soldiers upon
their tickets, and failed. Let them try a statesman
next time. Let them nominate JEFF. Davis.
CoLoRED MAN at DanviIle, KY, voted the DEM
ocratc ticket at the recent election. He had just
been discharged from the Kentucky Penitentiary.
THE campaign in the Solid South is opening up
with the usual number of murders and whippings.
Kentucky appears to be getting in most of the work.
GEN. GRosvENoR has issued a circular to the Re-
publicans of Athens County, which contains
cellent advice. The General wants 'peace and vic
tory"
GEN. CHALMERS says that Mississippi will this
year give an increased Democratic majority. Gen.
Chalmers is a Democrat and represents, in Congress,
District having 13 900 Republican majority.
THE Democratic headquarters at Washington are
fitted up in splendid style-a leading Democrat re-
marking that it time to dispe the idea that Dem
ocratic headquarters should consist of nothing but
bed-bugs and empty whisky bottles.
GEN GARFIELD,s- trip through Neg York last
week, grand trumphal march, At every sta
tion he greeted by cannon, music, banners, and
immense crowds of people. 1t hearty greeting
to the next President of the United States.
SOME Spaniards attempted to get up genuine
Spanish Bull Fight in New York, last week, with a
lot of sleepy Texas steers. The only about
the whole thing, the of the Sheriff in COB
bling the receipts.
THE Democrats sending out thousands of copies
of Garfelds ''Salary-Grab Record whatever that
may be. We would not advise our Democratic friends
to attempt to make the voters of their party believe
that Garfield Salary Grabber. If successful,
they will insure his election.