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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-28
Summit County.

The old line Democrats held a nominating con-
venton in Akron last week. young man that
indulges was nominated for representative, and a
resolution in behalf of the Maine Law laid on the
table,
The Democratic party is Temperance party is
it! Temperance Democrats can you rely upon
Geo. Lille their candidate for Senator! He is
an anti Maine Law man.
Judge Bliss. understand in his speech before
the convention turned very cold shoulder to the
Free Sellers, What pity!
In regard to the Maine Law resolution We
quote from the Beacon as follows:
Mr.. J. J, Smith, of Springfield offered for adop-
ton the following resolution:
Res,iued, That experience has demonstrated
that the use Of Intoxicating drinks is productive of
the dres evils to the State and to individually and
determined advocates for the enactment of the
Maine Law,by our Legislature at its next session.
Judge Bliss opposed the resolution q fire
brand, and plead with the M yer to withdraw it.
Smith could not do it. His party were charg-
ed with favoriug the rum traffic. He had denied
| it. He wanted TO the question tested. aud TO
see if their convention could not take as high
ground as the others. lfit could NOT, he should
begin to suspect there was something rotten in
| Denmark"
Bliss moved to lay the resolution on the table,
and there it was laid by vote of convention"
| Can the Maine Law men of Summit be so un-
wise as TO elect Hammond, by dividing their votes
on two candidates? God forbid.
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HamiIfonC County.

Samuel Lewis and S P. Chase addressed q
large mass meeting in Cincinnati on Friday last.
The Gazette suys;-
Mr.. Lewis took occasion to advert TO his ear
y advocacy of the cnuss Of Temperatures
twenty years ago he advocated strictly pro-
hiei,ory liquo, law; now he was decidedly in
iaVor OF a Maine Law for Ohio. Fle wus now
"a years of age; had been cabin boy at SEQ,
a post-rider in the west when but a youth
had been brickmaker outdoors and carpenter
indoors, had even been SO low in society as o
lawyer, yet be badnever tested glass of liz.
uor, and never offered one 10 others; and if The
people Of Ohio should elect him to the Guber
. material Office, his influence would be given ,e
the passage of Maine Law. He alluded t,
the msinceri'Yof society in erecting marbl
aaonunent Of the vietinn Of iDtemperance VIII
lad moved ia higher circles, while the paupe
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Cnannaign Subscribers.

Two papers more will close with our campaign
subscribers. We should be glad to have them all
become regular subscribers. We hope they will.
But unless we hear from them we shall cense
sending them the paper when their term expires,
for we do not feel at liberty to annoy them, by en-
deavoring to thrust the paper upon them for lon
ger time. Thanking them for their names SO long,
we should be- glad, with their consent, to make
them regular subscribers. We hope our brief in
tercourse has not been unsatisfactory, and we
hope, at least that all, with US, will go up to the
pols in O,tobsr, faithful and energetic supporters
of the peoples ticket.
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Resolred That the thanks of this Alliance be ten
dered to Mrs. Hall, for her tble and timely ad-
dress.
The proceedings Of the day were frequently re-
lieved by excellent music by the Palmyra Brass
Band, and charming singing by the Glee Club.
On motion.
Voted that the proceedings of this meeting be
presented to each Of the rafers in this county for
publication.
Alliance adjourned to meet at Garrettsville on
Thursday, Oct. 9Th, 1853, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
O.W STRONG. Secyefory.
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One after another of the old line Democrats all
over the State coming out against the Maine
Law. Harry TorrrJ, their candidate for Rep
reseniatve in Tuscarawas county, being question
ed by The friends of temperance touching bis opin-
ion of the Maine Law, says: 81 have heretofore
raid some little attention ii and some time since
made up my mind that it was productive of much
more evil Than good; and should ever be placed
IN a position where I would he called upon to vote
for or against it, would unhestatingy vote against
it, or similar law"
MIR. Torrey then goes on at length 10 argue ngaDst
it, We give the following as sample Of his ar
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-28

DEVOTION OF A MoTHER-The Hagers,own
md. Herald records the death of Mrs Nourse,
an ole lady, at the aims house in that town, and
adds:
"Abou. Forty years ago son and daughter
of the old lady, bcth insane or ido,ic, we're
brought 10 the aims he use of this county,
Soon afterwards the mother left her home, and
those her of children who we're able to take
care Of Themselves, took up mel residence at
The aims house with her afflicted and helpless
offspring, and watched over them and minister
ed to their wants as n mother only can do. until
the body & mental infirmi,ies attending the aged
disqualified her for longer discharged OF this
noble duty. She was worth about ten thousand
dollars in her own right when she thus inmured
herself in this unattrac building. but she
cbeerCulIv surrendered all the comforts and
enioyments which such pecuniary competency
,ttarded-severed The ties Of friendship and gave
II, The pleasure of society, shat she might be.
stow mothers love upon those who most need,
ed it. What proof of the intensity of that
love! What fact for the records oI Heaven"
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For the Ohio Star,

For the ono StdTI
"Great Comm o,ion, M otion, Notion"
Mr.. EDIToR:--On Fridsy night the 10Th inst,
the Ladies' Temperance Alliance of Brimfeld hold
meeting in the Baptist Church, good meeting
with a we'll filled house. A notice was given out
for Maine Law meeting on Tuesday night the
goth inst, at the east School house. Generalissi-
mo Kelso became alarmed, tapped his drum. and,
presto, on that devoted Tuesday nigh, Hon. Ran
som A. Gleit State Senator, Samuel Straw
der, Esq, Prosecuting Attorney, and Lawyer JEFF
fres editor of the Sentinel, all rushed to the
cue with hats and pockets full of papers, documents,
and books. to put down Elder Bard, who was ex-
pected to conduct the little Maine Law meeting,
in little School Honse, in little corner of sober
and enlightened Brimfeld! Those three Ravenna
champions backed by Emperor Kelso, Autocrat OF
all the Brmfeld Locofocoism, ct i'd onlne genus
crowded the little miniature school house, and at it
they went. Strawder prosecuted, Jeffries held his
hat. and Ex-senator Gillett tegisluted Gave banks
and bankers fits, &C., &C., &c.
Though they play mum, and fight shy elsewhere,
be it known, that then and there, in that little
School House they took ground agoinst the Maint
La,c!
| No Maine Law democrat can be deceived. any
longer. If he votes with his party he votes against
the Maine Law--he is guilty of palpabie incopsis-
tency, puts party before principle and humanity.
Elder Bard met those Leviathan anti-Nlaine
Law champions and discomftted them. They
all went off holding to the little end of the stick
Lord Jeffries went off in such hurry that he for
got to hand the Prosecuting Attorney his hat, and
that frightened gentleman has had cold in his
head ever since
A more ridiculous farce has not been enacted
in Portage County lately, than That of those three
men posting off in nervous CONSERVATION, with
bushel of documents, to little school house il
Brimfed to oppose the Maine Law, and counter
act the influence of Ladies' Township Temper
ance Alliance.
But they nude no headway--they made nj
political capital out of the operation.
Some Democrats even in Brimfeld, will vote tn
Peoples Temperate Ticket, in spite of the Auto
crat, and his RuVenna subalterns.
| SWEET BILL.
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RRnkG.

The eveilasling din of banfs, banks, banks, is a
false cry 10 divert attention from the zeal Issue,
Grog or no Grog, Maine Law or no Maine Law.
The Bank question is not the issue.
The Banks are willing to be taxed as other prop
erty.
They think, either truly or erroueously, thai
the present law bears upon them unequally. This
is question for the courts, and the Banks have ap
peaIed to the Judicial tribunals of the country Te
the decision of the Judiciary they are willing tt
bow.
The question then of bank taxation has no le
giimate force in the present canvass. 1t is not ar
ISSUE The attempt to make it an isrue is induc
ed by desire to nfame old prejudices, to divor
attention from the Maine Law the true issue at this
time, and thus to aid the cause Of rum. Be 10
| deceived.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-28

BREAKING UP.-A violent schism has again oc-
Cured in the democratic party of New York
The convention at Syracuse divided-two sepa-
rate Conventions were formed, and two Stnte tick,
cts nominated. The feud is unreconeieable. The
barnburner faction is headed by John Van Buren.
But who cares for The barnburners or has any con-
fdence in them, or sympathy for them, since their
former hasa freacharY.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-28

The Ladies' Temperance Convention. of She
boygan county, Wisconsin, recently passed the fol-
lowing resolution. 1t is right to the point and
speaks the sentiments of all good temperance wo-
men and men too.
Resolred, That SO long as men continue to elect
rum drinkers and supporters of the rum trade, to
offices of honor and trust, they fail to give very
convincing proof Of their pre-eminert ability ex-
cIusveIy, to discharge the duties Of the eIector.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-28

ACCIDENT AND DEATH.-On Saturday night
last JAMES STEWART Jr. lad of some seven
teen years, son of JAMES STEWART. of Paria.
while returning from Milton to Paris. met with
passing through Palmyra, some dogs fight.
ing in the street frightened the horses and to
check them. he jumped from the wagon. seiz.
ed the horses, by the bride, and retained his
hold until the rein broke, precipitaling him.
killing him Instantly. The skull was crushed.
and his body showed marks of severe confusion.
He was dead when found.-Rauenna Home
Companion.
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SLAVERY AND RUM-These are the two mon
ster vices and scuurges Of our land. With
these two ban ished, We might truly hope to be a
prosperous and happy people. Who that has hu-
mainly in his heart, who fears God and loves his
race can fail to labor earnestly zeaously untiring
ly for the extripation Of these great evils.
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E.roaf.isnn,

N. L. Jeffries the Rum Attorney, is ont in
the last Sentinel his otcn signature, in de-
uses convenient tool TO carry his points. 'The
Attorney for the Defence with his usual regard
for truth tells his story for his clients. Hope his
clients pay well.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-28

CUYAHoGA Co The old line Democrats met
in Cleveland in Convention, and nominated the
following ticket: Senator, Harvey Rice. Rep
resentatives. Daniel p Rodes, L. D. Nix
Board of Equalization, Henry B. Payne. Judge
of Common Pieas, Joseph Adams. Commission
er, ]. L. Gleason. Treasurer, Geo. C. Dodge
Coroner, Daniel Schuh.
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From the Correspondence of the Forest City.
RAyENNA. Saturday Oath, 1853.

RAvENNA, Saturday Oath, 1858.
MEssRs. EDiToRs:-i see that the associate
Of the Plain Dealer (PLebus, what misnom-
er.) is pitching inlo your statement of Editor
jErrRrEs' cohvetsaItiir concerning ufFuirs in
Portage. Now, Sir, every word of your ieu
was true. have resided in olG Portage for the
last fifteen years. mus, say although it goes
hard to do SO, that the democracy in this coun-
ty are in hopeless n'inoii y. The coursels oi
such men as J. w. GREY and GEORGE Bliss,
with B. Hammond, have done the business for
us. And TO cap the climax, and make defeat
doubtly sure, the democratic ticket is composed
of men who have domineered over the rolers
for the last five yeurs-in office all the time, and
insidiously sowing corruption in our once
strong ranks. The late Convention was pack
ed with Office holders, and good men were shov
ed off the planks. The democracy are in a
bad situation. The people are pressing the
foundations OF the good old Temple.
write this 10 show that there is a, leas. one
man who won't be ruled by GRAY lam firm
ly attached to democratic principles; but will
not stoop to falsehood to cover up the condition
Of my party. Mr.. GRAY is not satisfied with
JEFFRIEs' declaration. Perhaps he will accep,
this rs a substitute. You've DEMocRAr.
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took as worthy pour men 10 their

wagaa6Fssn took as worthy poor men 10 their
graves.
A. demand for the sentiments of the peo.
pie against American system Of slavery, the
audience responded enthusiastically, aye; and
in favor of the Maine Law enthusiastically,
aye.
MIR. Lewis spoke for more than an hour with
considerable eloqusnce. TO very attentive and
highly gra,ifed auditory.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-28

Row AND MURDER "A row occurred at Som
erset, Ohio, on the occasion of Wech's Hippo
drome," circus exhibition. One man was killed
and others injured. A beautiful "Institution'' is
this Hppodrome and vastly promotive of sobriety
and good morals! But all anti Mime law men,
like the Portage Sentinel, advocate the Hippo
drome!
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-28

We learn that woman in the west part Of the
city. was most dreadfulIy burned on Sunday eve
ming by the explosion of a lamp filed with cam.
phene or some other hdrning fluid. Yesterday
afternoon her life was despaired of. She has q
family of five dependant chiIdren.-Rochesfe,
Democrat.
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q Judge Burchard, democratic candidate for
the Legislature in Trumhull county, is out in a
letter unfavorable 10 the Maine Law. Thus it is
with the democrats very generally. No Maine
Law can ever be got through old line demo-
cratic Legislature. Friends of temperance will
please take notice. .
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County Corrm missioner

The filling Of the vacancy in the People'sTicket,
occasioned by the withdrawal of Mr.. Underwood
devolves upon the Central Committee. We are
informed that some of the committee are absent,
and that no selection has yet been made.
We are authorized to slate that candidate will
ha announced next week.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-28

GEN HIaToN.---Gen o. Hinton who was ar
rested in Cleveland in '49 for robbing the mail
and after forfeited his bail and fled. has just
been arrested in Los Angeles. California The
Gen. has been in Cuba and Oregon during bis ex-
lie aud passed by the name of S. C.. Gordon.
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ONO STATE FAIR FOR 1853 came off at Day ton
last week. The Ohio Farmer says it was not one
of which the State can boast. There were many
deficiencies. while many things were superb
More money was taken than in any previous year
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! 1t is said the anti Mane Law men are opening
Rum h0lrs IN different parts of the County, where
free drinks will be furnished till after election
| Temperance man look out!
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Inc Printers of Pittsburgh recently struck for
h'ensr wages. Their employers refused TO ac-
cede TO their demands and have filed their Offices
with females.
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What you keep to you, you may change ant
mend; but words once spoken can never be recall
ed.-RoscoMMor.
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For The ONO Sfdr
Mr.. EDIroR.-Which of the nominees on the
Locofoco ticket, had his liquor stolen. with which
he was slyly treating delegates on The day of the
nominating convention? Was it an ex-tavern-
keeper, or WIS it CocK-Tobins We are anxious
in this neck of woods" to ascertain upon whom
so great calamity fell.
ANINQUIRER.
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Wednesday, September %. 1858

edneSdaY, DeptenDef= Is. io55.
Free Democratic state Ticket for
1853.
For Governor,
SAMUEL LEWIS,
Of Hamilton County.
For Supreme Judge,
REUBEN HITCHCOCK.
of Lake County.
For Secretary of State,
WILLIAM G. GRAHAM,
of Franklin County.
For Treasurer Of State,
J. WESLEY CHAFFIN,
Of Clinton County.
For Attorney General.
COOPER K. WATSON.
of Seneca County.
-
For Member of the Board of Public Works,
ALoNZO o. BLAIR,
of Licking County.
For State Commissioner OF Common Schools,
LORIN ANDREWS,
of Franklin County.
Peoples County Temperance Ticket
For Senator.
WILLIAM H. UPSON,
of Akron.
For Board of Equalization,
SILAS CROCKER,
a..--. of Shaersville.
For Representative.
CALEB BROWN,
of Deerfeld.
For Commissioner,
For Treasuer,
GEORGE w. ATWOOD,
| of Freedom.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
HORACE FL. WILLARD,
of Palmyra.
| For Directors of County Tnfrmary,
ELI P: KING, of Ravenna.
FREDERICK WILLIAMS, of Shalersvile.
| For County Surveyor.
RUGGLES BOSTWICK,
of Ravenna.
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THE BELLE or TIE STATE!
a NEW and splendid cook stove which haa hecn
"A admired whereverit has been introduced both for
the beauty of construction and the perfect
It's operation, for sale at RAwsoN's.
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N O Il IG T.

" o TICE.
IL those indebted to the subscribers by note
"A count will confer particular favor by calling
s. A. Glle ut his residence in Ravenna and settlehe
same without deloy. SA& r A GlLLETT.
Ravenna, March asth, 1853.
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SecondArriyal.

TOFFEE DRINKERS can find Extract
" and Essence of Coffee at SWlFTs.
AnpIlst 1853
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Legal Notice.
MELISSA L. WoopwARD.)
VS.. Petition for Divorce.

vs. Fetltloh Tor UlVNlce.
JAMES WOODWARD.
In The Court of Common Pleas for the county Of Por
tage, Ohio. The said james Woodward, defendant IN
the above entitled will take notice that on the tn
day of August A d. 1885, she filed in the office of tho
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas within and for ;he
said county Vt Portage o. her petition praying tho
bands of marmony now existing observation-disclosures and
sind james Woodward may be utterly wholly dsSoved:
Setting forth for gross neglect of duty. and will
ful absence for than three years. lilo will also
take notice that ssid petition viii be for hearing the
Term of said Court be holden in October the
year aforesaid.
H.H WILLARD,
Atty for Peliiionl
August 10TH 1883 l933.6w
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THE OHIO STAR
LYMAN ". HALL, Editor.
~ A v IL n N 4 !,

NJ, -EgIgg !. BOsFWIcE, Regular Contributor
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A NY PHYSICIAN wishing 10 purchase ap-
II paratus combined for pumping cupping and inject
ing had better call soon .SWIFT's.
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n UST RECElVED.-Ths day by Express
o. choice lot of boys clothing, which win be sold
cheaper than you can possibly make them up
SoMMERVlLLE,S
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FHSOOTH ACHE BALLS, can be hncf nt
q SWIFTs.
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Drugs! Drugs!

an LBS. POWDERED GUM ARABIC,
Il " just received by = - ISW1FT.
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A LARGE and fresh ASSORTMENT OF Drugs.
"A Pants Oils DYES Groceries. Brushes, &C., can
be found at the sign of the Golden Mortar.
Ravenna Jnne 1854 /. SWIFT.
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