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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-09-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Corrected.

Last week, we stated distinctly, that we
had no control over the columns Of the Heck
orv Flaa We have never written single
article for it, nor in any other manner. par
ticipated in its publication. 1t is printed In
this office, it is true, but printed just as an
advertisement or hand-bil' would be printed,
and we are not in the least degreeresPon-
sible for its articles. The last two num-
bers of the Flda contained some articles ol
personal character. We are charged OF
writing these. Those who make the charge,
, know il to be false. The articles referred
to, were written, printed, and published
without our aid or knowledge and tohile zoe
,cere absent from the topn Of RavennG. II
is well known that we do not approve oi
personal attacks. They do but little good
and oftentimes much harm. We don't like
this kind of controversy and never did,
While then, we say distinctly, that we are
not the author Of those articles, we will fur
thur say: Fusionsts should remember tina
they published the first campaign sheet, they
began the quarrel, we're the first to make
personal attacks, and now when they them
selves are brought to reckoning by these
who edit the Flail, they cannot justly com
plain. Other people can feel os we'll al
themselves. We would advise both ofthost
campaign papers to let personalities alone
Rely for success Upon the strength of argu
ment or the political character Of candidates
rather than upon the power of prejudice.
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Frost ia August.


from The Buffalo Republic, 1st.
Another cold snap last night startled the
flies and mosquitoes, and made The fences
and fields grey with hoar frost. Winter
clothing was very necessary on beds during
the time of sleep, and everybody, like poll.
ticians. as they came down town this morn.
ing refused to "show their hands," each
having his pocket full of digits. Well, lie,
the cold come. The harvest is nearly in
and the fruits are yielding off their plenty
in luscious abundance. Our granaries are
bursting with their wealth Of grain, ant
the whole country resounds with the shou
OF "plenty-plenty". So. let the cold come
as soon as it desifes--the poor are provid
ed for.
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EXPLOSION OF THE BOILERS INA PAPER
MILL.---The boilers in the paper mill OF
Hanna q Sons, at Steubenvlle, exploded on
Friday night. The ends of the two boilers
were blown out, and the boilers themsel I've 4
hurled through the north end of the mill, car
rying all distractions before them thrown
entirely out of the mill, upon the grounds ad-
joing. A German, sort Of a sub.engineer,
by the name of Frank Stambaugh, was the
only person in that part Of the mill at thut
time-he was not killed, but horribly scald.
ed. The skin and flesh on his face, breast,
and arms appeared to be literally cooked
so much SO, that the blood ran down of
the injured parts. The damage to the mil
is estimated at about $4,000, partly GOV.
cred by insurance.
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o. P. Brown, of RaveEna was nomina-
ted by the Fusion Senatorial Convention at
Franklin on Thursday. This was as we
expected. The ropes were all laid for
months before, and his nomination was
but carrying out the programme previously
arranged. Mr.. Brown is fusionist in the
fullest sense of that term. He has been q
Democrat, Whig, Free Soiler, and a
Know Nothing, and if this does not entitle
him to the name of fusionist we don't know
what does. By the oaths which he has Ia
ken in the several degrees OF the X. N.
order, he is bound if ele cted to the State Sen.
ate, to legislate so far as he can againstthe
rights and interests OF the foreign poPula
tioh,
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"OH, WHAT FAILING OFF WAS THREE, ny
CONFERENCE.-The Know Nothings, fol
more than a week after the Kentucky, e.
lection, announced with all the imposing
effects of plea type, and innumerable ex
clamation points, that Morehead's majority
was upwards of ten thousand. But they
submitted to decline of thousand per di.
EN-, day after day, and now we have the
official returns from every county in the
State. 1t shows the vote to be for More.
head. X. N. 69,sl6; for Clark, Dem. 65 Alb
Nor ehead's majority, 4,4Os!
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"Yhe sag Niclat GOvcnOr." "

Gov. MEDILL in his speech on Thursday,
took occasion to notice the charge made
against him of being member OF the Sag
Nicht association. He stated in unequivo.
cal terms, that he was not member OF the
organization, and never had been member
of any secret politicd! party t0lateUer, and tha
the charge made against him by the Portage
Democrat was false in every particular We
hope our neighbor HALL was satisfied with
the complimentary O notice he received at
tne hands of the Governor. We were pres
ent, and might have observed the manner in
which he bore the severe but just castiga.
ton which he and every other man who lies
for livelihood ought to receive; but as we
are unwilling to witness agony in any living
thing, even though it be the viIest serpent,
we turned our attention in an other direction.
Those who did observe him, however, after
wards remarked that he grew short an inch
at every work of the speaker.
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Democratic Senatorial COnVen-
ton.

The Democratic electors Of the Goth
Senatorial District in the State Of Ohio
consisting OF the counties of Portage and
Sum nit, will meet by their Delegates in
Convention, at the Exchange Hotel, at
FRANKLIS MILLS, in the county Of Por-
tage, on the 18th day of September, A
d. 1856, at 10 O'Clock, A, NJ, for the pur-
pose of putting in nomination a suitable
person as a candidate for State Senator
from said District, and for the transaction et
such miscellaneous business as may be
deemed expedient,
The delegation in said Convention will
consist of one delegate from each of the
townships comprising said counties, and on5
additional delegate from each of the towns o.
Akron, Cuyahoga Falls, and the Village Of
Ravenna.
il. RANNEY, I
Nj. JEFFRiEs, Senatorial
Ell MUNGER, Committee.
1T. PETTIBONE.
September 5th, 1866.
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az The Democracy of Indiana held q
mass convention at indianapolis on the
25th of August. Upwards of 10000 peo
pie were present, and speeches were made
by Col. Carpenter, Of Covington, KY, Hon
John G. Davis, of Indiana, and others. Res
olutlons re-afirming the principles of the
Democratic party were enthusiastically a.
dopted. 1t was the largest political gath
ering ever held in Indianapolis.
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! fraud.
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MARRIED.

At Lutsey's Exchange, in Shalersvlle, September
end, by orson Judd, Esq. Mr.. ALBERT B. WHEEL
Err, of Garrottsvile, TO Miss EUNICE ANDREWS,
Of Ravenna.
In Ravenna, the Sd inst, at tn residence offs.
Taylor, by Rev. Thomas Browning, Mr.. EDWARD
HGTHINSoN, Of Elyria, to Miss MARIAH E. HEN
DRICK, or the former rlace.
AT tho Collins House, on the 4th inst by P. B. Co.
nant, Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM THOMPSON, Of Nelson to
Miss CAROLINE ii oRToN, of the same place.
At the Prentss House, the 4h inst, by the same,
Mr.. HENRY c. CHAPMAN, to Miss MARY JANE
McMEAN, both of Brimfeld.
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to the endorsement OF the ultra view that
NAV be entertained by that gentleman. III
il be true that the nomination Of Mr.. Chase
commits the American party to u the ndyo-
cy Of his views, how much stronger, then, /
ask by the same rule, are his friends commit
ted to Amerieahismlr
Besutiful arrangement truly, this fusion
movement! Each section of the party COM
mitted to the advocacy and support Of views
that are abhOrrent to it for the purpose of
conciliating and gaining the support of the
other! II is, Of course, expected that the
Free Sellers will lend their influence for
support of the eight candidates on the ticket
who are in favor of denying the privileges
of citizenship to thirty or forry thsusand Of
our foreign population, that they may Sc.
ours the support Of the "natives" for one
for one candidate who,is in favor of confer
ring those samepfivileges upon the negroes
Since Spoonet's letter, Chase has given in
his adhesion to Know Nothingism, and hence
the ticket becomes wholly a Hindoo con.
cerH. We have given the above extracts t.
show that the Know Nothings have secured
everything they desire. 1.-THE Free Soiler,
can vote for such ticket aud act with ;
party that proscribes large class of ou
best and most useful citizens, they shoult
hencefurth and forever cease to utter woirt
on the subject of'negro OPPRESSION Whs
beautiful consistency! Oppression for tn
Foreigner! FREEDOM for the Negro! Sucl
is the position of those who act with the SO
called "Republicuh' party. .--Hickoru Fiai
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sematOriaICOuyentiOn.

Next Saturday, the 18th inst, is the day
for holding the Democratic Senatorial Con-
venton at franklin. We hope there will
be full attendance of delegates. Let
good nomination be made, and then let each
man in the District who is a true Democrat
labor assiduously for his election.
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fr5- Voters of Ohio, remember, that t

fEt5- Voters of Ohio, remember, that the
avowed object of the acknowledgements
of the Democracy is to elevate the African
race, and PROSTATE, disfranchse and shoot
down the honest and industrious emigrants
from Europe. They seek to extend the
elective franchise to negros, and withhold
it from white men!
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THE OREGON LEGIsLATURE.-.The next
Legislative Assembly will, as whole, con-
tain. mere talent, we think, than any of its
predecessors, and this we say without dis
p"ragement ofany of the latter. In the SEN
ate there are seven Democrats and two Know
Nothings. In the House there are twenty
eight Democrats and two Know Nothings.-
Oregon Oregonidn.
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The Spooner Circular-Thc Flu
sion Ticket,

THOMAS SPooNER, the President of the
Know Nothing order III Ohio, soon after the
Columbus Convention, issued circular to
the Hindoos for the purpose Of drumming
them into the support of Chase and the July
ticket. AS there are those who deny that
the ticket is a Know Nothing concern, we
give few extracts from the circular for the
purpose OF showing the position OF the men
composing the "Republicen" ticket.
Before the nomination SPooNER bitterly
opposed CHASE, and what peculiar induce
menfs were brought to bear on him to pro-
duce SO sudden change, is not known, bat
it is we'll known, that he is man who nev.
err yet allowed his love of prindple, POLITICAL
ly or morally, to stand in the way of his pir-
vate ends In relation to the character OF
the Convention which nominated the ticket,
he says:
"a decided majority ofthe Contention were
members of the American (K. W. party"
Again he says:
"1He American toas the controlling element
in the Convention.
In relation to the Ticket, SPooNER says:
9Th rest Of the ticket, excepting the Gov
ernor,) are not only members of the American
party, but ESPECIALLY ACCEPTA-
BE TO IT."
Again he says:
| URut sunnosa tharo ba :, +ho sc,;,J. 81
some, an opposing element in the material
OF the ticket, toaS not that ConUention large
" composed of members of our Order--and can
ace as an order repudiate the ticket and not re.
p1dtate our membership tOho ,cere in the ma.
jority IN that ConUention! We declined to
nominate at Cleveland with the distinct a.
vowal that all who chose might take part in
the 18th of July Convention; and now after
having done SO, and having SECURED
to our our party EIGHT out of nine nomi.
'aeeS, shall we prove ourselves SO unstable
and unreliable that we will not observe the
good faith usual to the political parties?
Who says that the Republican" ticket il
not Know Nothing concern, gotu in Q
Convention controlled by members of the
dark-lantern order, and especially accepta
BILE to the midnight conspirators! Spooner
who is the President of the order in tht
State, and who certainly knows, says tina
the Know Nothings have "secured eight on
Of mine Of the nominees" [" and there is no long
er any use in attempting to deny or disguise
the fact.
| Aagain, in reference to the platform this
chief of the order says:
tis urged by many that the nomination
lof Mr.. Chase commits the American party
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mics, and mighty for the success and triumph
Of his friends.
Take the meeting all in ell, it was glo-
rious one for the democratic Cause, and VIII
do Us good. 1t furnished each voter present.
with facts and arguments, and stirred up the
hearts of the Democrats in "old Portage
to new vigilance and effort.
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THE DILLON AFFAIR SETTLED.--lt is
stated that the difficulty between the Unit
ed States and France, in relation to Mr.
Dillon, the French consul at San Francis
CO, has been settled. Instead Of firing a
salute when the flag is hoisted, the first
French man-of,war which puts into the
por; of San Francisco is to be received
with d salute.
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Stark COU Nty.

We are glad to see that the Democracy
of old Molly Stark, are forming Hickory
Clubs and getting up thorough organization
for the campaign.
The defeat of last fall has but spurred up
their energies. We confidently rely on her
for an old fashioned majority in October
Good luck to her!
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CEleeriSRH.

1t is said that Hamilton County will give
Medill 5000 majority over Chase. Hamilton
County it will be remembered is the home
of Chase. Fairfield County, the home of
Medill, is pledged to him Tor 5000. "Straws
show which way the wind blows. ."-Hicko-
I'll FLni
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6T Gov. Barstow has received the nom
ination for reelection by the Wisconsin
Democratic Convention at Madison, BY los
votes out Of 1876. A
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0F VIM. Fry, an esteemed citizen of
Philadelphia, died in that city last week, at
the age of 7S. Mr. F., in connection with
Robert Walsh, Esq, some thirty years ago
started the National Gazctte-a newspaper
that for many years stood in the very front
ranks of journals,
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OF The venerable and universally es-
teemed Judge VIM. Cranch, for so long a
period connected with the Judiciary of the
District of Columbia, expired at his resi-
dence in Washington, at an early hour on
Saturday evening.
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SATURDAY, SEP. 8, 1853.
Democratic state Ticket.


FOR GOVERNOR,
COL, WILLIAM MEDILL, OF FAIRFIELD
ToR LIEUr GOVERNOR,
JAMES MYRES, OF lucas.
FOR SUPREME JUDGES OF THE STATE,
WILLIAM KENYON, OF BELMONT.
RIB, WARDEN, OF FRANKLIN.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE.
WIN. D. MORGAN, OF CoLUMBIANA.
IoR TREASURER OF STATE,
JOHN G. BRESLIN, OF SENRcA.
ToR SECRETARY OF STATE.
WILLIAM TREVITT, OF FRANKLIN.
EoR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
GEO. w. McCOOK, OF JEFFERSON.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
]. B. STEEDMAN, OF Lucas.
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STILL ANorHER.--Judge Gayle, of Ala
bama, formerly Whig member of Congress,
is out against the Know Nothings.
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or "One of the saddest things about
human nature is. that man may guide 9th.
ers In the path of life, without walking hint-
self; that he may be pilot, and cast.away.
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or Two gentlemen of Madison, Wis,
killed 1913 prairie chickens In the course of
q few hours, the other day. H'.
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OF 1t is good thing to laugh at any
rate says Dryden. andif q straw can tickle a
man, it 10 an ninstrument Of happiness.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Luther Day !,

vs.. Civil action in attachment.
George W. Dye> fa5e..
Notice Is hereby given that attachment was ISSUED
at my instance, by James Collins, Esq, Justice o
he peace for the township Of Ran dolph in the count!
Of Portage Ohio the 27th day OF August, 1855, fo
the sum OF thirty -four dollars aRd twepty-four cents
against George w. Dye, non president debtor.
August 27th, 1655-5-3w LUTHER DAY.
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Sworn NOT To VOTE FOR HIM.-The 1870
600 know othings in this State have sworn
not to vote for Chase in the following oath
Of tn cir ritual:
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DIED.

In Franklin, Aug. 2sth, LOUISA, daughter Of Asaho1
and Clarrssa Huctt aged 90 years and hrec months.
She died in the trump ph of that faith which enbr ces
the fallen family Of man.
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FIRST DEGREE OBLIGATION.

FIRST DEGREE OBLIGATION.
"You furthermore promise and declare
that you TiH not Uote nor give your infu-
ence for any person for any office in the gift Of
the people, unless he be an American born
citizen, in favor Of Americans ruling Amsri-
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dr. dr. HOUSE FOR SALE-The subscri-
iii jill Der will leave Ravenna for the east, assoon
Ash as he dispose Of the following property: one
House Main street, two on Chestnut at., and one
on Spruce st. Terms made easy, all those who wish
TO purchase, please call. WILLIAM PITMAN.
Ravonna a, Sent Ist, 1e55-N a s.-a 80
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CO M M d R CTAL.
RAVENNA MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY GEO. BuEL AND OTHER DEALERS
IN TnE ARTICLES NAMED below.
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FRBNCH FELT TAN COLORED Son
IL Hats heh and low crowns, Just reed, and selling
at very low prieesi at No! 3 Phenix Block.
August ~ 1s5S Jf0hkENI-
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CASH CASH.! CASH ~
r WILL Pay Cash for 10 900 bushels Of
J. RYE and OATS. Also for 5000 SHEEP PELT6v
delivered at T EARL & co.'s Ware House, at Frank;
lin Mills,o ONCE at Earl = Co.'S ssoEe:
Franklin Nj lie, August 90, Iss5-4-tf III i IS
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" No man of the American party pro-
poses to interfere with the rights and privi-
lodges and franchise of any person now up
on the soil Of the United States. Louis
Vile Journal.
Certainly not; but then if any foreigner
attempts to erercise those rights, he is only
knocked down, stamped, stabbed, shot and
his houses burnt and wife and children roast
ed. louisville Times.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-11-02

WoMEN's RIGHrs.-The Legislature of
Wisconsin has recently passed law relative
to the rights of married women. 1t is s
follows:
Any married woman whose husband, eli
ther from drunkenness, proiligacy or from
any Othe cause, shall neglect or refuse to
provide for her support, or for the support
and education OF her children, shall have the
right in her own name to transact business,
and to receive and collect her own earnings,
and the earnings of her minor children, and
apply the same for her own support and the
support and education Of such children, free
from the control and interference of her hus-
baud, or any person claiming the same, or
claiming to be released from the same, by or
through her husband.
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tW- Twelve officials, conductors and brake.
men, of the Central Railroad, Rochester,
New York, were arrested on the 18th ult.,
for stealing articles of merchandise, choice
silks, velvets, cashmere shawls, furs, laces,
gloves, &c., &c.-sent over that road by
Western merchants, These depredations have
been going on for months past. Many Q. the
goods were found at the residence Of these
precious rogues,
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;F- The Aspinwall Courier furnishes the

E- The Aspinwall Courier furnishes the
following information relative to the where
abouts of Gen. Santa Anna:
"Santa Anna and family are safely INSTALL
ed in and near Carthagena. Our readers are
aware that he has u beautiful residence but
few miles distant from Carthagena. His ha-
cienda was under good cultivation two years
ago, when he left II at the call Of his parti-
znns in Mexico. He now returns TO private
life for the third time, and we presume the
little pueblo Of tobacco must have strong at
fractions to induce him TO locate his retire.
ment there second time, after his exciting
and varied career. During his former resi-
dence at Tabago, his style of living and his
hospitality were liberal even to proiuseness,
and his cordial welcome astonished many
sojourner of various nationalities and Of diff.
ferent religious and political creeds. He was
the general benefactor Of large neghhor-
hood, and gave considerable attention to the
vicinity"
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