Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-01-22

SHERMAN AT C0II1MRIIs.

Wednesday evening OF last week and ar
rived at Columbus on Thursday evening.
and public reception was held in his
behalf the same evening. Representative
Washburn, of Elyria, IN ads the address Of
welcome, TO which Senator Sherman re-
pliod nj considerable length. Al the very
hour we were jouing down n few homes,
convictions conserving his past lesisla-
tive career, not even dreaming that two
such great minds were operating in the
same channel, lie was addressing himself
,husly to the lawmakers OF Ohio in the
Senate Chamber:
"rhe time has arrived when both politi.
cal parties should address themselves 10
this question and prevent fraudulent vot-
ing. For myself 1 could never sec phy in
Siaie affairs politics shuoid be brought into
play. II is different with great national ques-
lions In SIaIo affairs You should he pa
trioiic regardless ol political atRliaiion
and regard this question from tie same
standpoint. II is apparent that there
ought to be II general revision of our elee-
tion laws. Ohio is tho only State III the
Union that clings to the idea that coun-
purity Of the ballot is dependent upon SIN.
Sie districts a"u small voting precincts
csntly shonlJ cnny;nce man If I'll ~oI,;o,l
opinions TINT a radical change ,hould be
made. invite your attention to the ex-
ample SC, by the great State OF New York.
,orno,r,,ed hv a man ,ySnsa n.n,o will he
repndin,ed by any party, Boss Tweed.
Then 1t was that the men oil both political
parties parties. went 70 werh anu reformed their
civil war wonld have hesn ;nsv;,aIis
Men of both political parties resolved up
on reformation ana 1t resulted In the best
I...n Iao, ,oi, 'a" III 'uo , "Jsu; iu .he usPn.s
Tho announcement of the official vote and
tn 9 matter was ended. One OF the most
distinguished men to bring out this re.
.o'h .r was .sIai S"u'.e, , o. inuen t lApPlSuSg'J
this re,pect heartily refer To- tho recom-
mendations made by Governor Headly in
MS annual message which expresses my
%nar,;i,, oaao,,. u', =, 'na m ea" w. a. "i'o no
our gallant Governor. Mr.. Foraker. Can
not youafollow the recommendation Of
THESE men to preserve 10 every man one
"'e' w, 'o'e
W. "a'e '"i'e's'u mat psr''cu'ar por-
,,o" Vi "'' 'pse'n W "hich we WISH u
".e., 'pee,"' a''e'',o"' mr. o"e'"'"h re-
''o.. '''u.' 'o' '''s '"e '""p p"is"
" oo ,''' '"N''' anu i"'' anu I"'' '''
uAs f'e''o", " I'm, '"e ''o'' u''<''"'s ."'
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~ "'' '''e''o" "' q ''"a,o' "''
,"''o ''s' o's's ''e'.'o,' Az o"'o ""ef'
".'o'a' po"''''' e"'''e'' ioie'h" W
~a'' ''e''"' "''o .'o'e hp'e"y ''"s
seu i"'o '"e '"mp"'e" wv" '"ere ever
'"u ping" !" o"'o "ne'' efe"'er Nv
'eup' WIS A"oe W eVaoe arguments III"
p"f''euiaity in'efes'eo 'he PeoP'e OIL INT
, N.'"'' "' '".'e e'ef greater "'.'n'p
''".e vi. u'''o' '"' h's'ee' Vi ''e oo"'i
: " '"''o'N'' "es.'e' anu prevent e'e'
r "'"' " say "''''"s U, Argument non
t fea'"'"s 'he p'oPie o"ch shi'iy 'sh"''y
s"u1y 'e'ep.'o' "ou'o We efe.it"o'e 20 III
'"e 80 su'.oi'o Vi owning 'reo"' ~"er
NV "u.' po''''.' ou' Ah ih'erhAi sishl
D eo'f"p''o" iS VI" Pre'alh"e ioea. Mr
'hef'ha" must DC "iii'c'ea win soi'enin
<. Vi 'he 'rai" h"o u''er ioss Oh memory or
d pi"'.u e''''fe'y 'oo 10" u" es.'iha'e "Po'
n 'ne .R"o'a"'e anu uuP''oi'y VI 'he Peop'
ni' ""'i's S'a'e "heh ne huf'eu sue
: 'o,'u 'n'"A' VI u"P'ioiy !" 'he very 'ee'
- "'i 'e"",ofs anu representatives a"
'hiS' 700 ON 'h'f'y's'1 hours ai'ef "h'
i '"o"'u Aa'o 'eeH iss"feIo as s'ea' hoA
o'ie,'." 'po" N'l. ~ 'He n,." ''e.'''
70 Inc oni'ed States senate. These Ssna
tors and representatives must have take
Of enough interes, in the "issues" of tl
.s oa,a.;.. =, h.. s..I,s ,I'.-.a
:. ps" o" ''ns '"''o
y, therefore II must have been solid comio
IL TO them to "sst" and be told that "politi,
n should not be brought into .play, in Sta,
= .H,;..n No., ;, .,;m,, t.o
~ "A ~ Woo 'o % 4'o
~ great national questions" "Wiil you pla
: upon this pipe, my lords," says Hamlet, 8
o he offsrs a nicolo tn tboss m wasta ,Ie
ID h.oo,h ,non ,vho uo.o .,,o.,,,;.. 40 -,
o.'a'n upon "no "e'e A''enpNhs W B''
- him tally" II must be consoling rett
is tions 10 those who were assisting the gre,
=, Senator. Vice. e.Presidsnt of those Uni,e
is ....I ,.I;,;o.I 49,. H.
o'".s' A"u Po'''i'a. 'e"uef W wave his
. the "bloody shirt" In the late campais
= TO be told right upon the heels OF the can
= paipn. and inst as his "nest had bee
IN f.,,u A..
y, ie"'heieu ior Blk years more i"A'
). could never see why In State affair pol
st tics should be brought into play"
It We on,,e fur,her from Senator She,
mans sPeech'
"There is another question upon whic
l. l desire 10 cay few words, the temperate
:: question.
If II feel the Importance OF your legsla
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