, 1881-12-06

who conBider the privilege Of hammerlng OF
cnch others faccs Into a pulpy mnss eonethtuR
to be earnestly desired and vigorously sought
nftnr, do not scona to bo troubled With any sur
plus npoDnt Of respect for thdt portion Of tho
lawa of Oho which relates to prlzo- fighting a
fow weeks aRo pair OF brutos nnmed Holden
and Whttc attempted to decide the question OF
superiority between themselves by smuggling
mntch. They Travelled from Now York to Ohio
for this purpose, but wore arrested and placed
In jail boforu thoEr plan had boon carried into
cNoct. On tho day following thajr cApturc by
tho Inv officers Mosats. Holden and Whita wore
brought before Justice. whu delivered himself
OF some glowing utteranoos concerning the bru-
tality OF prlzo.hghting, and, with devotion to
tho StAte tn which he lived that should he ru-
wardc1 BY hta continuance Ia office at the NEXT
general e!cction. Informed tho world In general,
md pugiistscaliy -tnclned persons In pnrtiou-
inr, thAt tho soil Of Ohio was too sacred
to ba nlado thu aceno OF any such exhbt-
tlopP." lingtn9 thus publicly calcd attention
to hhltharto undiscovered feature Of Ohio renl
estate tho oratorlcal cxpoun.ler OF tho stntntos
hesh Mcssrs. ffolden aud Whiio for trial, axtug
the,r buntIs at 80 high n ngure thnt ooptln-
uanco OF thotr residence III Jail Wus Inevitable.
Whom tho inAttor cnluo up tor trlnl tho other
tlay tho court boEoro which It waa brought, owl
IDENTIFY not havluH prapcsly puatod htmseIt re-.
gnrltny tho saorrd attributes OF Ohio soil, con-
bonds to keep tho ppauo the iaastes would ba
considered square and tho dreadful stain upon
tho virgin purity OF Ohtos history bp eiIuce.1.
Doublaass rendered unnaturully reckless by
this manifestation OF mercy to Foreigners, IN
0hlo puKillat who answers whenever anybody
calls for kotty' bus como boldly forth With a
ehallenEo to Eight almost auythlnE in tho shape
Of nan, and hlR cinrlon !note OF tlalianne Ia
9tvon publicity by tho Cleveland papors. Mr.
Kelly ovideutly believes that II thoro IL any
s,oseseattnR and rIb-breakiug to 10 .iouo III
Ohio tho nntvcs ought tu 10 9Iyun ohanoo
..',
Gen. JAMES i. STERnstAN, MI eminent
Ohio Democrat Of morn or lesa reputation, Aus,
saSs tho Now York IFtlIluls, boon ON a visit to
New york. lilo left 0hto m anti TIlduu ma{l,
but returned 80 full OF devotion 10 Dir. Ttldtn
thas no waa obliged to buy newspaper aud III
u with adulntons Of blr. Ttlden In order 10 70.
llovo bis feelings Ito Ia ntontly In favor OF 70.
nominating BIZ. Tlllen In 1SB4, to atono for tho
mistake wh'ch tho party inulo In declining to
rchom!nate him laat year. This sudden ACCESS
oi zeal ~ 1asely interpreted IN Chic to tnean
t9as hafadsama mortgage on Gen, HtoGdmana
Newspaper ls held by alatsugr,lahod oooupaut
Or 0ramer roy Park. \ mora probpblo expluna-
uan 10 Unit 0ett Btoodluan il convinced Of tho
ncceastty for hs party 10 hRvo stateau,up with
barrel to run in 1881, IN ortier that tho DO
NpoEacy may bo noursAod With funds to atone
Tor III sure !oss Of tho Presidency.
S0,1ETlstEs tho faithfn! but too eea0er cor.
respondent allows h!a xeat to vct tho better Of
h1a Judgment, and especially u this likely 70 o..
cur when dealing With nows Of q Sensational
character In yesterday's Tribune, for In
stancs. appeared ,AispateA. froM columbus,
w.. Telling now gentleman whllo returning to
hts h"asa at tho tather unreasonable hour OF i q,
~. was aeeosted hya beautiful young. latly,
whose ha'e hung over her shoulders, aud who,
upon being asko4 why sao was cut of tho houso
et suaa ~ noar' replied: Last night u young
wu!k With h'm. l!v proplse1 70 take care Of nc
and sse ule 2qfe}y hoiaa aRaIn. after tuaytuv
hotne i. listened to hs soft wosde. aud, lolng
oserpursuu!ed. allowed blu, to ruin mo anl
leave mo desolnto a4ia nlone. nn lost and try.
Ing 10 aI'a my way home." It may 10 true that
the Columbus xentlonRn did meet you,,v lady
as 4sated but 1t Ia extremely improbable tuat
PhG told tor story In sueh dtu,e- uoyel aty,o M