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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1885
Page
4
A summary of aims including prohibition of intoxicating beverages, strict law enforcement without fear or favor, civil service reform, prudent use of public funds, and a free, untainted ballot free from fraud or boss influence.
A harsh editorial declares that any Prohibitionist who serves money or political office must follow Judas Iscariot and hang himself, urging public exposure of traitors to the cause.
Dr. T Dewitt Tarowace spends his vacation in Europe causing a temporary gap in the Heratp sermons. Publication will resume after his return.
The recent Prohibition bill adopted by the Georgia lower house passed the Senate last Thursday by an overwhelming majority. This move secures total Prohibition over the state.
The Cleveland Leader suggests Prohibitionists should not nominate in counties that are solid Democratic. Wayne County has placed a county ticket, and the Leader notes this as a potential sign of encouragement for Prohibitionists there.
The report notes Sir A B Leonard's illness in Cincinnati and mentions Yeeros azu and a physician prescribed remedy. It states Prohibitionists are opposing the saloon system amid the inquiry into intoxicating drinks, though the connection to the campaign remains unclear.
A passage recalls Union and Confederate leaders walking together in memory of General Grant. The speaker argues the war should end and that peace now requires reconciliation, invoking James G. Blaine’s Augusta eulogy and the phrase Let us have peace.
The Ohio State Journal says Democratic praise of Prohibitionists may push Democrats to join a new party. The Columbus Dispatch argues it’s easier to convert Republicans to Prohibitionists than to grow a third party from Democratic supporters. Both sides show some sense and ruth.
Nasby of the Toledo Blade argues the Ohio race centers on electing a U S Senator to replace Sherman. He urges pressing a Prohibition pledge for a resubmission amendment and plans to vote only for lawmakers who commit to submission. If candidates misalign he would back Democrats or an Independent pledged to submission.
The Wayne County Prohibitionists tout a ticket led by Davin Tuomas for Representative and Cyrus Stratton for County Commissioner, with other nominees including 1B. Crossby for treasurer and Manton C. Raven for Prosecuting Attorney. The group urges voters to support the principled, trustworthy candidates and follow truth over leadership while citing biblical examples for motivation.
A Republican split is blamed on leaders who push regulation and taxation of liquor, with Prohibitionists urged to bear responsibility for aiding the Democratic win. The piece argues leaders force policy on rank and file and cites Elijah against Ahab as a parable of misplaced blame.
New York report recounts Grover Cleveland replying to a petition signer who urged against a judge appointment. The president scolds the writer for treasonous behavior, calls out deception, and warns of punishment for betraying the public and party.
A Ohio interview quotes Prof. George Calderwood claiming insider access to Prohibition movement funds. He admits involvement with the Democratic Committee through receipts held by John G Thompson. The piece charges him with personal gain and urges cleansing exposure of actors in the movement.
Rev J R Alexander and wife were honored by the U P Congregation with a reception at their Bever street church on Aug 12. The event featured a welcome by Prof James Wallace, remarks by Rev R A Giffillan, and an address by Alexander recounting his Egypt mission and the work there. Drs Black and Scovel and the pastor spoke briefly before a large dinner for over 300 attendees and a day of social fellowship.
The Pleasant Home Camp Meeting begins the evening of the 27th and runs through Sabbath to September 3. Bishor Esher of Chicago Rev H H Hartzler editor Evan gelical Messenger P W Raidebaugh editor S S Literature from Cleveland will attend. D C Eckerman secretary.
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