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women of Randolph.

A glorious sister h cod. Read thei" powerful
their touching appeal to the the voters IT Portage
and Summit, in to days psper.
Can the honest voter resist such HpPea's! W e
tell you, nay The cords of party Will fall like
burn ing flax before such irresistible appeals, and
voters will rise up TO the full level Of their manhood
and vote for man, for humanity.
Women of Portage, behold the crisis! Initiate
the glorious example of your patriotic, public spirit
Ell. devoted sssrs of r ndol. o letyour search
ing appeals go forth to 1.-The father, the beloved
husband, the affectonate brother" the cherished
son. to do what they to other fathers, nus
bands, brothers, sous and families from the curse
and dnom Of rum. ---
Wife, have you husband; mother, have you a
son; sister have you a brother who INDUCES. who
is therefore in danger of a druukard's infamy, q
dl unknrd's gruve.a drunkard's doom! God pity you
viii it be too much then to ask that you even i'm
itate the self-sacrifcing example of the rum-doom
ed women of Michigan, and go with your hand:
full of Temperance votes to the very ballot box
and entreat voters to vote SO as to save you and
your husbands, from the desoatiug curse of rum!
| Wives, mothers, sisters, if your husbands, SONS
brothers. are notiu the downward way, other hus
bands, sons and brothers Work and labor ir
your deep toned humanity for them.
| Let the desolating tide be turned backward
let the flames from this dire altar of Moloch beck
! iinguished. z>..- sz.szs
| Women of Portage, final word. This ques
ton is in your hands. You have the power to de-
eide it, and to decide it right. Exert all your in
/ An md ftrap nd bara
initiate. in your activity, your zeal, your heroic
| fearless devotion, the brave example of the wo
men of Randolph, and the Peoples Temperance
ticket in this County viii be elected, the Maine
Law will triumph, and light and gladuess will bs
carried TO every dwelling, hope and JOY to many
| de s1Iate heart.
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OUTsIDE.-Rsader, the outside Of to-day's pa
per is powerful temperance tract. Ponder it.
Read the thrilling sketch entitled The Drunk
ard's Home-the Drunkard's DOOM" Also the
Geneva Synodical letter, powerful. convincing ir-
resistble in its appeals. We hope our readers
all OF them, will consider addressed to themselves.
See the value of single vote! By tao votes only.
the Maine Law was defeated in the New York
Legislature. Two votes may defeat or carry the
Maine Law in the Ohio Legislature. All may
depend on the votes of Upson and Brown. Voters
of Portage we can elect them Shall we do ii
Let Stru! -.s- ..z-
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TOT Inc OIHO NEdTI
Great Co1ntnotioEa! FFotiou!5 Motion,
Fifteen Hundred RuEnEnies ian Con.

For the Ohio STAR
Great Consno notIon! NEotiou!1 Motion.
Fifteen Hundred RUM mics in Com
ci1Ve.
The opponents of the Maine Law after ten days
drumming ct here to day. Such crowd. One
hour af er the time, Gillett. J. NJ. Tilden, Stew
art, Sirawder and Jeffrles, together with Senator
Gillett Esq Editor Jeffries Atty Esq, Strawder,
Prosecuting Atty. "couid not preach"
Mr.. Stewart and Tilden might have been seen
marching to the Disciples church to the tune OF
the "Campbelis are coming A few more from a
laudable curiosity TO seeStewart dropped in. Sena-
tor Glleti for hour rung his senseless changes
on the word 'bank" over the heads of the fifteen
perfectly amazed Locos then and there nssem-
bled. 1t was mighty effort. 1t is said that one
passage in it so affected Doct. Heath as to raise
half formed smile and so wrought upon Tiden as
to create half suppressed sigh while Strawder
seemed all the time lost in wonder love and amaze
ment. Stewart was called upon but he said they
ought not to expect a man that tore the roof off
Kelley's Hall to make speech TO sucha meager
crowd. Geft looked daggeis at him, for this was
bis honor's brag meeting. Sirawder was called
on but twas like "calling spirits from the vastly
deep" But the man that swore so in Cleveland
gave fizzls No. one the Flushing touch.
Truly, s.
| GarrettsyilIe, Get. Sd 1853.
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BE not Deceived.

Remember that the Portage Sentinel has sneer-
ed at the Maine Law question. stigmatizng it as r
"Smal Beer question:"
Remember that there are several rum guzzlers
on the democratic ticket, beginning with the eandi-
date for Representative.
Remember sh the old rum holes aud many new
ones in the County, are being opened for free
drinks. thus bringing the influence Of Rum directly
TO bear upon the election.
Temper ance voter femem6er axd DO your dst,ss
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Another Roudx snow.

Franconfs Hippodrome, alias Horse .theafer.
with its usual complement of rum and rowdies
was in town last week. No christian man or de-
cent person should paronize counteuanc these
corrupt schools of vice, which are carried ON by
not the choicest specimens of our race. either male
or female, at any rate. We hear Franconi's con-
spoken of as "red dog" affair. but as it is op
posed to the Maine Lac, we expect the Scntiati
will, as usual. indulge in glorious eulogy of the
performances. Every man to his taste,
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Rcpmen,her

That the old line Democrats had an over.
whelming majority in the last iegislature-remem.
Der that three hundred thousand persons petition
cd them tor the Maine Law. Remember that
these petitioners were spurued away, aud their
petitions Knocked. And also bear in mind that he,
whoever he may be that claims that the late DEM
ocratic legislature was in favor of the Maine Law
or that the Democratic party is now in favor Of
that law, claims what is false, deliberately know
ing it to be false.
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Rrsnein the Votes.

Tt is desired that the friends in each township
make arrangements to have the vote of each town
ship sent in here on Tuesday night as soon as coun
ted. Thus we may know the result here by mid
night or little after. Friends, be enterprsing in
this matter. We want to greet you with your vic
torious votes next Tuesday night. We will have
Joyous, but sober Maine Law triumph!
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TO ,E,e People of Portage County

TO the People Of Portage County:
MIR. Underwood having declined the nomination
for County Commissioner, the undersigned upon
whom devoves the duty of filling vacancies in the
ticket. hereby nominate for County Commissioner
SAMUEL AUSTIN of Randolph, gentleman who
signed our .call' and 10 whose devotion to the prin
ciples of the call we have the moat entire conf
dence. We. therefore. cordially recommend
him to the people of the county as worthy oftheir
suffrages for the office named,
WILLIAM WADswoRTH.
AUGUSTUS M UNYoN.
DAVID l.. ROCKWELL
ALBERT AUSTIN.
J. K. PICKETT.
Oct. 4. 1858. CtntraL Committee.
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e We shall delay our next weeks issue one
day to get the election returns We shall not go
to prees till "Wednesday afternoon, and paper
consequently will not get intothe maisuntil Thurs
day.. By this arrangement shall be able to give
the result of The election in thia County and prcba
bly, in theState, IN Wednesdays paper.
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Success!

We are frequently asked our opinion as to the
success of the Peoples ticket 10 this County
We unhesitatingy say that our prospects Of sue
cess are most encouraging-with suitable exertiou
there is no doubt of it-but remember that the
ticket will not elect itself. Let every man do his
duty faithfully and triumphant success is certain
Mark that. 7
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-05
A BaSc Libel.

The Ohio Statesman has published base, libel
Gus attack upon Doct. Isaac J. Allen, accusing him
of Drunkenness &c. The attack will reco upon
the libelels.
Prominent men of all par ties in Mansfield, Doct.
Aliens residence, have come out over their own
signatures. and put down this base slander upon
their friend and neighbor.
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= FTOm IT1e a ASHtdoNtd De
Lieut.. Governor.

q Lieut.. Governor.
Our readers aie aware tha. Mr.. Buckingham
has declined, and that the Free democracy have
now no candidate for Lieut.. Governor. Also
that the State Commiitee have announced their
iHten,ion not to nominate another. zszf t,.sy
After Mr.. Bissel declined, we wrote. the 9th
er candidates, asking their views in regard to
the Maine Law. and TO the doctrines Of the free
democracy. &.
Mr.. Myers has not answered. He could not,
Of course, answer without discarding the Balti-
more Platform. This would have driven from
him the real supporters of slavery and oppres
sion. Hls only course, if he wished an election,
was 10 remain silent. ~
DIR. Allen, the Wing nominee, answered
promptly. On eyerv point he discards the Bal
rmore Platform. and adopts the doctrines OF the
free democracy. His letter in the "Senlinsl''
ofthe 18th inst, pledges him fully to the prncip
les of freedom. Had the democratic nominee
remained silent,we should not have hesilated one
moment in placing Mr.. Myers on our ticket
weshoud have voted for him. And now The ques
ton presents iiself-shall we hesitate iu placing
the name of Mr.. Allen on our ticket? We have no
doubt of our duty under the circumstances. For
IN 10 remain neutral betweenMr. Myers and Mr..
Alien would be fragrant direlecton ofduty.-
By the election of Mr. Allen we shall gain
much for truth and humanity, while the elec-
tion Of Mr.. Myers upon the doctrines of the
Baltimore Platform will do much for the Slave
irade-for heathenism. We shall therefore be
responsible TO God and 10 mankind, if we fsi
10 use our efforts to defeat the one, aud to elect
The other. We should place ourselves in the
position with those who throw away their vo.es
on barrere. 1t is true that Barrere is the Wing
candidate for Governor, while the Free demo-
cracy have no candidate for Lieut.. Governor;
but voting for Barrere will sustain no principle
u would be waste of political influence Just as
mucn as u would be to- refuse voting: Or, il
the eiecior exetts any infusuce by voting fol
barrere, 1t will be for the fugitive slave 10 y, ant
Ihe Baltimore Platform
We therefore feel constrained to vo,s ror NJ
Allen, and shalt most cbeerfully exer, ON, !,
Auence7f for bis elevation TO the Office to wbic,
hei s nominated. We have placed his name O
our Ticket at the head Of our columns. and wit
whatever moral pewer Goihas given US We wi
sustain him. G.
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- CAMPAIGN SuBscRiBERs.-Oue number moro
will close the term ofour campaign subscribers
No more papers will be after that to csmpsign
subscribers, unless ordered. We hope however,
to receive many orders in addition to to those al
ready received.
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FnlSehOOdS!

We have already warned the people against out
rageous fasehoods. The rummies nre reckless
and inscriptions and there is nothing too bad for
them TO say, about candidates, our friends, or
our motives.
We say to our friends, be not deceived
Be too wise 10 be overreached by willy dema-
gagues.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-05

Dear EditoT-Last night that very great man
X A G. let himself loose here. But no harm was
done unless senatorial brass got over heated. mad
man Is bad enough buta mad Senator is decidedly
"oddder." There wasbut few ont, and that few
were Terrified at the senatorial contorsions of his
henor. Keep him going ifyou wish TO place the
election of the peoples ticket beyoud peradven.
tufe, CA.
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TO Clerks Townships.
Oct. A. 1858.

Look well to the making out of your Poll Books.
Read carefully and follow implicitly the statute
Ridiculous and troublesome and vexatious blunders
occur every year. There is no need of mistakes.
We hope that the proper officers will be careful.
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Jail Delivery.

Bouditch and Sherman, the only prisoners in
our Jail, made their escape last Sunday night
They were in jail for counterfeitng, were notori-
Gus offenders and great soamps. Boddtch re-
moved stone in the heavy stone partition between
his cell and an empty one. Thence he escaped
and released Sherman from his cell by digging out
tie fastening of the lock.
Taking two of the iron bars which support the
platform of the upper tier of cells, they used them
as bars TO remove stone from the outer wall, a
massive stone, iron bolted wall. The job was neat
! ly and effectually done-but that the work could
all have been done in night is doubtful.
This escape was wholly needless-aud the re-
suit of want of due vigilance on the part of the
keeper.
| Sheriff Woodard resides at his ease 10 Frank
lin--Deputy Sheriff Heriff the jailor, is away
from home on journey, enjoying life, probably
the females of his family had charge of the jail
We do not censure the women, they did all that
women could, or probably ought to do under such
! circumstances: But for Sheriff Woodard and his
deputy to leave the Jail, with two such desperate
characters, thus unwat tehed and uninspected is an
inexcusable neglect OF duty.
| Perhaps the commissioners had better hire
watchman to take care of the JAIL while the Sher-
| if and his Deputy are enjoying life abroad
If the Sheriff s extra "allowances'' are not sui,
fioent to cover the expense, the County can foot
the b and it can be put into next years tax!
| Maine Law Temperance Meeti"ss'
MANruA.-The meeting in Mantua last sun
dav WAS good and effective one. The attendance
WINS numerous. o. P. Brown of Ravennn, ad-
dressed the meeting ably. Mr.. Sergeant related
many interesting and important facts and VIM
NJ. Folrer and H. A. Hall of Ravenna,made short
| addresses full of pth and force. Mantua from the
apparent spirit there, 1t is believed and expected
will make good report for the Maine Law next
Tuesday. seH- 5=Ea
Rootstown.- The Meeting at Rootstowu last
Sunday afternoon was very full and very impor-
tant one. Mr.. Jones Of Rayenra spoke with great
power. We hear his address spoken of in the
highest terms. Rootstowu is wide awake, full of
| spirit and determination.
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I II E OHIO S TAR
LYMAN w. HALL, Editor.
Mrs. HELEs i. BOSFWICK, Regular Contributor
EsAV VENN "A,
wednesday, october S. 1858.
Free Democratic state Ticket for
1883.
For Governor.
SAMUEL LEWIS,
of Hamilton County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
ISAAC J. ALLEN,
= Of RichIand County.
For Supreme Judge,
REUBEN HITCHCOCK,
of Lake County.
For Secretary of State,
WILLIAM G. GRAHAM,
of Franklin County. =.
For Treasurer of State,
]. WESLEY CHAFFIN,
Of Clinton County.
For Attorney General.
COOPER K. WATSON,
of Seneca County.
r For Member of the Board of Public Works,
ALONZO o. BLAIR,
of Licking County.
For State Commissioner of Common Schools,
49, @ LORlN ANDREWS,
of Franklin County.
Peoples County Temperance Ticket
For Senator.
WILLIAM II. UPSON,
of Akron.
For Board of Equalization,
SILAS CROCKER.
of Shalersville.
Fer Representative.
CALEB BROWN.
of Deerfeld.
For Commissioner,
SAMUEL AUSTIN,
a of Randolph,
For Treasurer.
GEORGE w. ATWOOD,
of Freedom.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
z HORACE Fl. WILLARD,
of Palmyra.
For Directors of County In6rmary,
ELI P. KING. of Ravenna.
FREDERICK WILLIAMS, of Shalersvilie.
For County Surveyor,
-,.sss RUGGLES BOSTWICK,
of Ravenna.
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When the Star is sent to those who are
not subscribers, they may be assured that
no charge will be made. ~
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c. Hon. ]. z. Giddiugs. is CORE spending
editor Of The Ashiabula Sentinel. The two fol-
lowing articles are from that paper. and as they
Bear The ini'ial &c" are of course from the pen
Of Mr.. Giddings. The opiaions Of that veteran
in the cause always command respect, and his
views will be read with interest. The Asha-
bula Sentinel places the name of Dr.. Allen in
our State ticket for Lieutenant Governor.
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Akron, Sept. 9th. 1853,

J. MATHEWS, eq-Dear Sir:-Your letter
of the Oath inst, inquiring my views on the sub
ject of temperance. is received.
You ask me, in expressing my views, to answer
the following interrogratory:
In the event of bill being brought before the
Senate, during the next two years, having for its
object the enactment into law of the essential
features of the so-called "Maine Law" would ou
if elected to the Senate give such bill your
dial and earnest support" a4
To this question Irepiy. that in my opinion the
best interests of the State will he promoted by the
enactment of a law similar to the "Maine Law.
l shall therefore. "if elected give such bill'' my
.'cordial and earnest support" So s7s,t5g
Reepct'y, yours, &C.,
H. UPSON.
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Important correspontlence.

The following correspondence is impertant-it
will be read with interest. Mr. Upsnn,a truede-
voted temperance man answers satisfactorily in
accordance with his long entertained principles.
George Lille, true to the instincts of the worst
phase OF locofocosm turns the cold shoulder upon
the Maine law. We are glad his position is taken.
So the democrats every whore. 1t is false TO
claim the democratic party as a temperance party
| But to the correspondence-trus temperance
Maine Law men, after reading it, cannot hesitate
how to cast their votes. Nor will they hesitate.
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Akron. Sept. "a h. 1853

w. II. UPsoE, Esq.-Dear Sir:-Feeling a
deep interest in the subject of temperance. and
the prospective legislation on the 'Maine Law" in
Ohio during the next two years, and in view of
the position which you occupy as candidate for
the Office of Senator for the counties of Portage
snd Summit to be supported at the approaching
election. Permit me to request that you, give
your opinion on that important subject, with q
view to it's publication. In expressing your views
will you have the goodness to answer the following
interrogatory:
In the event of bill being brought before the
Senate during the next two years, having for its
object the enactment into law of the essential
features ofthe so-calcd MAINE Law would you,
if elected to the Senate give such bill your cor
dial and earnest support?
By communicating your answer to the above
nterrosatory without delay, it will have an influ-
on the action of one of the political parties
in this county at the ensuing election, and confer
| favor on your obedient servant,
J. MATHEWS,
Senatorial Committee
of the Free Democracy of Summit county.
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From the Ashsa5tia Sentinel,
Fusion OF Parties.
ss'ong been the object of the slave powel
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Professor SfLLIdAH, says it is his belief, from
facts gathered from reliable sources that there is
more loss Of life from the use of camphene, than
from the explosion Of Steamboat boilers.
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for the Ono Star.
ROOtStOWR, Ohio.

GarrettsvilIe, Get. Sd 1853.
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furniture, &f.

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THE UNDERSIGNED hsve Ms dsy p7meI q O.,
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Gftursiors.

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