Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-26

our houses in order" Dr. Carroll expects te make an official visit to all parts of the State and rigidly enforce the sanitary laws.
 PARIS, Sept. 25.-Isolated cases of cholera were to-day reported at Paris and Chchy. There were eighty new eases at Genoa and five deaths. At Naples there were two hundred and fifty new cases and sixty deaths. In other Italian cities there were seventy deaths. Seven deaths occurred in Alicante, five in the Pyrennees Orientales and four at Toulon.
 THE CAMPAIGN IN OHIO.
 Democratic Rally at Columbus
 Which is Entertained by Leading
 Lights of the Party and a Letter
 From Governor Cleveland.
 CoLU1BUs, O., Sept. 25.-This has been field day for the Democracy of this city and adjoining cities and towns within 8 radius of one hundred and fifty miles. A large meet ing was held this afternoon at the Comstock Opera House, addressed by Senator Bayard, of Delaware, who was introduced by Hon. Allan G. Thurman in neat and compliment time the party had such small minority in the Senate. If all the voters worked together now they would succeed in getting good government. He believed that one-half of the Republicans did not think Hayes and Wheeler were elected. He traced the workings of the Republican party for the last twenty-fou1 years and in the convention, showing that Blaine's nomination Twas natural and logi- cal outcome of it. He said that the eandi- date typifes the party and referred to Carl Schurz in a complimentary manner and claimed the use of public power was every where prevalent; claimed that great leagues were working with the backing of monopo lies for Blaine, but with the rising up of the masses he believed the Democratic principles would succeed.
 Governor Hendricks arrived at the OperS house at p. m. and received perfect ova tion. He returned thanks in very graceful manner, accepting it as party compliment on account of the principles he represented He said he had witnessed great demonstra tions all along the line of his route betwee1 Indianapolis and Columbus and claimed botl Indiana and Ohio confidently for the Demo crats. Letters were read from Genera Breckenridge, Hon. E. P. Apgar, Stillso1 Hutchins and others, after which the meet ing adjourned till evening
 This evening the speaking at the Stat House is going on in three places by tn following distinguished and well know1 Democratic orators and ladders: Governo Hendricks, Governor Robert M. McLane Hon. George H. Pendleton, Hon. John A McMahon, Hon. G. A. Barger, Speaker Johl Gilchrist, General Charles H. Mansur, Gene ral Durbin Ward, Hon. D. s. Gooding, Gen eral E. B. Finley, Hon. Thomas F. Bayart and others. The procession moved promptly at 8 o'clock and Higi street for over two miles is on' ernor Hendricks speech in substance il about the same as delivered heretofore. H' dwelt quite fully on the necessity of chang in the administration of public affairs. Th' following letter was received and read iron Governor Cleveland:
 EXECUTIVE MANSION, ALBANY, Sept. 9 sure of ofical duties Will prevent my joining you a the meeting to be held at Columbus on the 18th inst that it will be the means of increasing the enthus asm already reused for the cause of good govern country are fully alive to the necessity. o installing administration of public affairs whlcf result of their choice but because it's selected in strumentalities directly from the body ot the sgd TbeR @ tas ase FPe fh of rule so long continued that it has bred and fos tered class standing between them and their pot ical action and whose interest in affairs ends witt partisan zeal and the advancement of personal ad vantage. Let me remind the people that if they seek to make the public servants feel their direct re sponsiblty to them and are careful of their interests their objects will be accomplished by a blind ad herence to party which has grown arrogant with people that the issue involved in the impending canvass is the establishment of pure and honest administration of their government Let us show them the way to this and warn them against any cunning by designed effort to lead them into other paths of irrelevant discussion With these conSld erations before thenl and with an earnest presenta tion of our claims to the confidence of the people and of their responsibility, need not fear the re suit of their intelligent action.
 Yours very truly,
 GROVER CLEVELAND.