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- am not a bank man. Once In my life was and then
they cheated mo out epery dollar placed their hand
General Harrison's Dayton speech. siaNf
1homes Jefcrsoa's opinion. q
"The federaists look 20 single and splendid govern
ment Of an arstocracy, founded on banking institutions
and moneyed incorporations riding and ruling over the
be to them next best blessing to the monarchy Of their
first am, and perhaps the surest stepping to IT,
nation and ching from its honest industry and
ings." rs ssstbsa =
Gen. Jackson's opinion.
Give them he working cusses) honest COVER nment
money, not paper currency. for their labor, and oil
viii be wei"--Jackson's last pords % tho Ansrican
people.
y Henry Clay on Corporations.
What corporation, such the bill contempla test
is splendid association Of faporei individuals taken
from the mass of society and invested with exemptions,
pa n ana spo1
priDcgesthat is, the corporaos have privileges which
no Others possess and if you create M corporations in,
stead Of one you have fifty privileged bodies instead OF
one"Spcech Hon. H Ciay On the DATED States Seaate
February go lail on ths recAarter tho Omitted States
Gold and silrer vs. bank paper. n
mo State shall enter into alliance treaty onny confed
deraton grant letters of marqnc and repria coin
ey: emit bills Of credit make any thing gold and silver
cxpos aco law, law impairing the obligation Of con,
eracts or grant any title OF nobility 10 Of tho CON
stitution of tho Uaited States.
Judge Tdppan's opinion.
II you prohibit the banks from issuing more paper
than they have specie to redeem with they will not
cept charters They would rather loan terca money
they have In their vaults than be the expense of
ss isge money a. ss aat essss 10 ~ They
want only cenee to get eighteen per- cent u
s %sns all %ots ss s rest e sn "s
John Adams's opinion.
turn tho pure unmixed circulation OF standard gold and
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REGTMENT4L ORDERS.

The 3d.Regt. Of Infantry, Sd. Brig. nth
division, Q. M. will meet in the Town ol
Kalida, on Wednesday the 10th inst at 10
o'clock, A. M, armed and EQUIPPED for review
and inspector. , 81
x JOHN KUHNS,
Lieut. Col. Commanding.
September Sd, 1876.
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ANEW POSITION FOR THE WHIc Parry
OuR POSITION usURrED.--A gentleman of nc
less importance in the whig ranks than their
candidate last year i'm this District for the
Legislature, and al this time member Of the
Congressional Committee for this district,
and in short the leading whig Of this Coun-
ty,being inrather close quarters in public
debate cnthe night ofihe 2Sth, made, some
admissions for which his party friends will
hardly feel very grateful.
The gentleman admitted that the system
OF Banking in Ohio was clearly unconsiitu-
tonal, and 10 use bis own language "the
Id things Nhe Banks) ought all 10 be
swept from existence!' The States have
nopower (said this. exponnt of whig prin-
ciples) TO incorporate Banks or 10 authorize
the emission Of Bills 10 circulate as money!"
Now for whig in good Standing in his
party, and the leader Of his party in this
Cenniy, that is what we would call " kinder
doing il brown.' And this admission was
made in public speech in defence Of the
whig party! The gentleman claimed tina,
they we're the party Of progression! That
they were uponour heelsin tho bank reform
work before VIC took the final step on the 9Th
of last January, &c. VOL we like to see
them coming 70 their senses. The truth is
there are hundreds and thousands of intelli-
gent wings, who see that ourp-esent exalted
position on tho currency question must aud
will be sustained, And many Of them are
sufficiently honest 10 castin their mite to ac-
complish this great work. This their would be
leaders sec, and honce in this County, where
even honest wings are inclined to be demo
cratic, try thus 70 forostall the honest action
Of their party friends BY protcntions SO ridi-
cnlous' We hardly thought they would steal
our much abused 6ih Of January position
before the ides Of October. But habit is
inveterate.
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if
THE HARDIN REpuBLrcAN.-A filthy fed
eral sheet in Kentonh has 50 d'itselfto
the trade offalsehood thatit has led its file
leader tho Ohio State Journal into rather a
ridiculous mistake.
The Journal, on tho authority Of the Re-
pnblican, announces the defeat Of Col. Saw
yerin the nominating convention! "Sau-
sage stock is declining" says the Journal
"Sawyer got but twenty sotes!" The Jour
nal regrets the defeat Of Col. Sawyer,
as allio Wings Of the district were sanguine
ofdofeating him." Now we tell ,he Jour
nal that Sawyer was nominated with the
greatest unanimity, And what is more bo-
Iona sausengers nevor suffered more -under
the yofacious grinders Of hungry epcure,
than will the cadavcrous coons Of the north
west under The sturdy blowsofiho Old Sledge
hammer. BY the second Tuesday Of Octo-
Der therewill not be enough grease left in
Mr.. Waite, 10 oil the bald pate of solitude
Ewing much less the soap locks Of the ex-
quislte Of the Journal.
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INDIANA ELECTION. We have re ceived
the official returns from rs counties in which
Gov Whitcomb has majority Of BITS;
there are fourteen counties from whic h we
have returns, but not official; in these four
teen counties, Whtcomb's majority is ire
ported) 2ll; this added to tho official major
ity already ascertaned would make his ma
jority 1887.
Inthese counties, Dunning,. Lieutenant
Governor has 4,09s majority. The Senate
is Democratic by 2 majority, and the House
Wing by 6 majority. A glorious triumph
for Indiana.-Ohio Press.
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or Gov. Henderson, Of Texas, who has
been i'll since his arrival ON the Rio Grande,
died q few days ago, as we learn from Wash
ington. His death is greatly lamcntod by
bis # lends. Ssz g
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THE EIECTfONs.

lLLrNols The popular voto for the demo
cratic Governor is very large, and The del
egates elected to Congress arc as follows:
/ /. Robert Smith, dem, re elected.
2. James A. M'Clernard, dem, dem, do
g. Orlando B. Ficklin, dem, do
d. John Wentworth, dem, do
3. Stephen A Douglass, dem., do
6. Thomas u Turner, dem, do
T. Abraham Lincoln, whig. do
4 ARKANSAS. IAN election for members Of
the Legislature and la member Of Congress,
took place in Arkansas on the Sd inst. Gel.
Robert w, johnson, the democratic candi.
date for Congress, had no opponent, and is,
of course elected.
INDIANA -Whitcomb's official majority
in rs counties, is 3,775. In the remaining
counties as reported, il stands 2lS; added
to the official willrun il to 1887. In the
Same counties Dunning's official majority is
S,900.--Madison Courier.
MISSOURI. democrats are as strong
as usual in this state. They have carried
every Congressional district. It's uncer.
tain whether the constitution is adopte
or not. tt}
lewA-An extra from tho Iowa Express
says the majority in favor Of tho state cen
stitution for that territory, is about 600.
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SuBLME AND LOFTY sENTIMENT.--The
Edinburgh Review, the powerful champion
Of the whig party Of England, conducted BY
some Of the finest minds there, and the
thnuders ofwhose eloquence have made the
Tories quake with fear and trembling, when
holding ill-gotten power, has the following
beautiful sentiment on the empire ofintellect:
There aybe change of fashions and
revolutions ofpower, says the Review, but
the empire ofintellect will always remain The
same There is a lofty stability in genius, a
splendor in learned renown, which no clouds
can obscure or extinguish. The politician
and his victories may pass away, and tho dis
coveries in science be eclipsed but the
search Of the poet and philosoper for irnmu-
table truth, and their fame will be like their
object, immortal
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a . b .IlIaI VI
A LITTLE TIME FOR REPENTANCE BEGGED.
in the debate at Gilboa on the night Of
the .26th Mr.. Ackcrman admitted that the
Tax law oflast winter YVES unequal and I'M
just, ID its exemption Of Bank and State
Stocks from taxation as other capital is tax
cd. He, said the law called loudly for
amendment. But claimed that the Wings
would amend il if left in power one year
more; (; and he begged tho audience (Which
was large and ipteIligent) not 10 cut thsm
Of with tho accumulated sins Of the
last iwoetycars upontheir head; but give
them one year more TO repent! Now that
is srich--what viii those advocates Of tho
odious pluuder monster, who claim that
Banking capital pays moro as at present tax
cd than other capital say to this view of the
question BY their friends in the Northwest
Tho thing is indefsnsablo and the wings
here about know and feel it.-Thcy ac-s
knowledge the corn. and only beg for time to
iopcus ssa- i w
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General Harriaon,s Opinion.
IHomes Jefcrsoa's opinio:

am not bank man. Once in my life was and then
they cheated out of epery dollar placed their hand
Goaersi Harrison's Dayton speech. ,,5
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II will he in vain to talk Of pubic credit until wo
turn to the pure unmxed circulation OF standard gold and
silver jobs adams 10 Col Joseph Ward October 20,
1909
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THE amount of Tax levied each Hundred Dollars
Valuation of Taxable Property in the county Of Put
nam, foi the year 1916, is as follows, TO wit:
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