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The Judge aud the Calico.
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Believing II TO hc the dm;y ot q cry one 10 expose
demasogueism in every form and on vcr, OCCASION,
wish III relate an actual fact for the amusement O
vour numerous readers, aud more particularly for
The information Of that portion Of the Loco-Foco
party comprised III lhe Congressional district OF
Ohio, WHO are Judge D.+ constituents.


They are Woodworking, honcs,-hearted people,
exclusively agricultural. am sure, however, from
the knowledge aud Intercourse have had viii,
thenl, that they will, ii carefully aud patiently
reasoned with, sustain Home Industry, end reprove
the t-Au,ericen feeling of their representative,
where Congressional reputation and fame thus far
rest principally upon his violent and driamatory
speech and his vote in 1871 against the approprla-
ton 10 the widow of General Hurrison-ihe more
painful as the Judge might be almost called Il
neigbbor of that venerated man who devoted life
time to the service OF ms country, and whose last
PRAYER for lis welfare. Ills widow had no
uhsr claim than old age aud heIpeSsncsl bur thank
God, the appeal that all ages and all nations have
allowed was not refused her, and men may still
rev on the graft ude OF Americans for that symna-
thy aud protection OF their families that denh-
gogues and popularity seekers would 80 uugrae-
fully and 50 scornfulv refuse. But to my story
The Judge renamed here a few days, of course IL
see the fashions. previous 10 purchasing his family





here whose krowIedgs of dry goods would prevent
his being taken in with any homespun, American
manufacture.


Well: the Judge, his lady and friend entered our
establishments and III his usual pompous way lwhen
away from home, enqured for some English cali
Goes we informed him that We had some superior
American Prints, equal, ,as they in fact 10 any
imported ones. The Judge looked AT them, and
SAID with sneer, We want some English ones
these are not good enough" He went away, bul
finally had 10 bu, Yankee calico.


Now the onl, difficulty in the nam", aud
venture 10 say that not one merchant III hundred
can tell an English from an American cuiico, and
appeal to the merchants oi his own town # such Is
moi the fact The truth is, the best English and
French patterns are selected by our manufacturers
agents in Europe, ind ills ROW frequently the case
that their most rare and expensive patterns are
found oa our caicoes Tor sale i'll tins city by ths
lime the original goods arrive here. Such are The
results Of Home Industry and American enterprise
and ask the honest and intelligent farmers OF OHIO
WOO. Growers especially, il they do not prefer
Home Productions aud American Manufactures &c
Free-rrade and British Merchandise


We here could make more money with Free
Trade but the interests OF our country are OF more
Importance than the profits Of PEARL-SrREEr.