The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
FIGURE 1T UP-.Is44 not 1910.


FIGURE 1T UP-.Is44 not 1s4O.
In 1870 the coons had majority of 25,s73 in Kerr
lucky. In 1914, their majority is about 4O00 Coon
loss since 1910, more than 81 500.
In 1Si0 the coons had majority in Indiana Of 49,
679 In 1914, the democratic majority the popuar
vote is about 5OO being loss coonery in these two
States alone, of more than 425OO, in ocr years.
A loss 10 eoonery in Ohio corresponding 10 Clay's
loss in his Stale, would give Ohio 10 the democrats
by more than $4,000 ola majority. Statesman
SCANDALOUS AND SHAMEFUL OUTRAGES
ON THE GERMANS BY THE CLAY WHlGs
OF LOUISVILLE-NATIVE AMERICAN
ISM RAISED ON CLAY'S STANDARD.
Tbe following dastardly conduct is described by the
Louisville Democrat Is it not fair sample Of Clays
character and conduct?
From The Louisville Democrat
CONSTRUCTION OF THE POLLS.
alt is dsgraeeul to the people Of our city, that this
outrage should be tolerated ii has been in two of the
Wards during three days of voting II twas doubtless
preconcered plan on the part Of clique Of the leading
whigsor those wings who are in the habit of naanag-
ing matters for The pary-to prohibit the Germans
from exercising the ines.imable privilege Of voting
The plan succeeded 10 their hearts content They not
only succeeded in driving them from The polls in great
numbers but in Stating their whetled appe;tes with
proluson Of blood We are told that at one time there
were as many as ELEVEN Jeaten a1scd, and mangled
Germans deposited in one tenement 10 have their
wounds dressed and these inflicted by the helings of
the "whig fighting committee" at the head OF which
stand some individuals who one would suppose, wond
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conne their abuse exclusively to the adopted of our cit
izens-some Of The native born can attest The virue Of
| well directed blows, with budgeons welded by the
brawny arm of modern Hercules-and whose only
offence, was, that of being democrat Such was the
cruelty pracised by these fends in human form, that
hunlreds were prevented from voting, in the two
upper wards.
An attempt was made on yesterday, 10 rally those
who had not voted but they did not dare 10 indulge their
inclination to go 10 the polls. And when one could be
induced under pledge OF protection TO turn out his
wife and children would burst into tears and mplore
him 10 stay asseveratiDg that if he did go that he
would in all probability, be taken back bleeding VIC
tim, Or a mangled corpse.
We not able TO furnish list Of the injured, but
| understand the number to be large.
Iflhs mobocrac spirit is not stfed and the perpe-
traitors OF the enoes of the past three days bought 10
justice God only knows what may be the consequence
Iis repeat the duty of every good citizen 10 lend
his energies and his influence to the arrest Of the moJo
cratic spirit which is kindling into blaze in the
| bosom OF this community"
HOW A HIGH TARIFF "PROTECTS" HOME
| MANUFACTURES, AND BRINGS SPECIE
INTO THE COUNTRY.
The New York Herald Of Aug. I3, gives The follow.
ing comparative table of imports of foreign goods into
| Boston in one month
IMFoRTATloNs INTO THE PoRr OF BosToxe
Total value OF Imports for July, 1S43, $3lO,933 900
Total value Of Imports for july 1884, 7l2O1T,0O
Increase in July, 1874. $40l, 90
This is one Port only, and that Port in Massachu,
sets, the very hot fead of "home manufactures If the
British import 5000 dollars worth Of goods into the
fountain head of "Proteclion" in one month, under
high tariff, how much do they import into all other
ports This Protective tariff protects us from British
goods don't il! But The Herald in the same article gives
the amount of specie sent 10 London from New York
on the lth August in one Ship, 10 help pay for these
British goods Here tits.
EXPORT OF SPECIE PER TORONTO FOR LONDON.
Mexican Dollars 100000 @
SOveregns 10000
Silver Coin 5000
--$227, 100,
Over quarter OF a million of dollars send off in our
Ship to help pay for British goods. That is bringing
spelie into the country with vengeance under Pro.
tective tariff" Oh you Federal Humbpggers.
Henry Clay is opposed to Annexation.
So are The BGitisM
Henry Clay is in favor Otasspming the Debts Of the
States by the General Government. .
| SO are The British
Henry Clay opposed to our taking possession yf
Oregon.
| So are Lbs British
And Henry Clay, il elected, viii be as much Bri-
ti>h President American one for he viii be elect
ed on British measures and with British Gold, il elected
+. at all.
IOWA ELECTION.