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ilMb ALLEhbD-4Ne" <Ai'l-+N'NN N'AA1'-'
On and after MONDAY, November 9th, 1856, Cars
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NEW ARRANGEMENT in BUsINEsS.

westborough, Oct. II. 1855.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-30
70 TIE POLLS 70 THE POLLS!

Democrats Of PEBBLE are you prepored for
the battle which is 10 come of on Tuesday
nexif Have you seen your neighbors and do
you know that there will be a full Turn out
TO :hs pollsi II you recline apon your & m
ii you lag behind-if you stay away from the
polls, your party may be defeated and over
thrown. This is The last opportunity we shall
have b-foie the contest is ended Of appealing
10 you in behalf OF the cause ofcivil and reli-
gious liberty of your coun'ry's inierests-o
your own interests. We invoke you then 10
turn out in your full strength, and fight the
battle with that determination and bravery
which hos heretofore characterized your ac-
tons, on similar occasions, end you will come
out OF the contest victorious. Let no man
consider that one vote is unimportant, and by
such false reasoning stay away from the polls
himself, or allow his neighbors 10 rema:n be-
hind. Every vote is important. and il is your
duty 10 see that every vote is polled. Do this,
aud your cause will triumph. Act in this
matter, as II is your duty TO act, and you will
afford US the opportunity in our next paper, 10
record glorious victory. n
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-30
FELLOW DEMOCRATS,

The da, of final triumph is near! When We
NEE, you again we hope il will be 10 proclaim
a glorious victory over the enemies o. The
Constitution and Union, a victory more gloIl'
Gus and briiliInt than ever achieved by The
Democracy in any former struggle. Let your
rallying cry on next Tuesday be, "obio must
be redeemed p The enemy driven 10 despe-
ration BY their defeat in Pennsylvania and ln-
diana, will resort 10 any means, however dis-
honorable, 10 save their rotten cause from en-
tire annihilation. Then We appeal to YOU
Fellow Democrats, If ycu would perpeiua'e
this glorious Union-cemented together ny
the blood Of the purest ps,rio!s that ever lived
If you would have this Republic. continue
to be the .'model Republic OF the world--if
,ou would perform a deed for which p~osierl'y
10 The latest generation viii. rise up and call
you b~lessed-then cast your ballots for BCCH
ANAN, BRECKENRIDGE, The Constitutions
and the Union.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-30
There are Two Frsmonts.

So says the New York Tribune; one is 0
Catholic, and one isn't. Whereupon the
Cleveland Pdindeahr says one Of these Ere.
moni's has been beaien in Pennsylvania. but
which one is the question. Is il the one ibst
"belonged 10 the army 'liyed in Washing
tJn," event 10 The Catholic Church." ''apl
parted his haii in The middle" or is the one
that did all these things exc.pt.going 10 said
Church Horace Greeley and Father Beech
er. who are God Pa thes TO both Ffenont's
will please Tell US which they have been mn.
ming in Pennsylvania. Tn. re is another Ere.
mont been running in Indiana. and got badly
whipped loo. is he one Of ibe Beecber Ere.
mon,s3 Oh, hoi 1e
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-30
rR.EMEH! TO THE POLLS

Never since The organisation Of the govern
ment have such weighiy responsibilities de
volyed upon you as now. II is not merely a
party battle that you ere 10 fight next Tu.s-
DAY. You are called upon 20 vindicsie The
Constitution from unfair and iiiibt rol con.
struciions-to defend the doctrines Of religious
freedom and self government, 10 throttle do
nestle treason and put down sectionalism
ngainst which Washington and Iegerson and
Jackson warned US just before they passed TO
eternity. A combination OF selfish politicians
reckless OF the public interest and aiming TO
get control Of The government, is what are
fighting against yol. They are busy Cay and
night, aud no means will be spared. howevel
foul, 20 defeat you. All kinds OF false reports
viii be circulated on the eve Of the election.
and everything that desperate men can invent
will be brought idto re .%uisilion, because they
know their case is desperate and hopeless
one. Prepare for all kinds Of roorbacks. Be
not deceived by their silly rawlings about ''sla,
very and their howls over "bleedi 6 Kan
sas." II is only done 10 prejudice you against
The democratic party. View with a calm and
unpreiujiced mind the momentols questions
which are 10 be decided, and see whether you
can, consistently with your love for our Re.
publican institutions, and with your reverence
for the wise admonilions OF our patriot fore
fathers, cast your vote for the candidate Of q
party which carries the flag Of only sixteen
States Of The Union.
FREEMEN do your duty on next Tuesday,
ond the Infamous party which aims to destroy
The government end rob you Of your rights,
u i'll be forever swept from existence. Go ia
the Polls with The determination 10 vote fol
JAMES BUCHANAN and JOHN c. BRECK-
INRIDGE. and you win have supported The
men who are The mos! competent and deserv-
ing. ind The principles that are the best cal.
cuipted 10 enhance The prosperity and progress
Of our people.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-30
oPPoslTIoH DEATH THRoEs.

The opposition sfe reluctant to COMETS
their bad defeats in Pennsylvania and Indiana.
They seek, BY lying about II, 70 reduce our
majority in the latter STATE. and 10 entirely
change Il IN the fosmer. They also Insist tho
Democrats have but Eve Congressman from
Ohio. when they have eight. Bad policy.
gentlemen. You are only inIuring your own
friends. The sooner like Capt. SCOTS coon,
you come down and submit 10 your fate. tho
better. The Pilisbprg Postof Monday In al
luding 10 this peculiarly, said;
"TnER FoLLY.--can II be possible that our
Republican ~neiehboTs think they can keep up
The impression that they hsve carried fbe iSiste
till after The 4th Of NoyemberR What eite
can they have 10 yiew bria repetition Of the
"The Democratic slate ticte, i unquestion.
ably elec,ed--by a handsome msioffy; and
The Republicans must know The fact. Yet
they keep up 0 boast or victory.
"Bu; thai they cuh keep up the fsisthood
until the 4th OF November Is impossible. IN
former days, befpre failfoses and teleErsphs
could make known the truths such o falsehood
could be kept alive. perhaps ibIee vesks.r-
But not 90 nov. The truth will be 81 urt
and known 10 every mar by Saturday sseninei
and when known, the fact will b. seen ihpt
The Democratic S.ste ticket Is elected. pAsgNn
Of over forty thousand in " yesss Psat
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-30
FOUR WORKING Day

Democrats OF Pssble county, do you hear
There is but four days left for work.
viii sou not improve it, and thus help reduce
The Abolition majority in PEBBLE county. The
time for argument is over, but there are foul
days left for work. Those four days should
be employed in visiting your neigbbors, and
urging them 10 be on hand on The day Of cleo
ton. II twill be q great d,y-one long re
membered in the coun,y--because it will be
the dying, death struggle Of the Disunion,
Abolition party. Detected this time. and its
race is run. II will never rally again under
The Gag or sectionoIism Leaning by expe'
renee il will, in the future. 'take any olhel
shape but that" Up. Democrats, and oil
tem
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-30
TO THE POLLS TO THE POLLS !!

DEnecRArs OF 0Bio you have only . few
days longer 10 work and the die is castl You
have done nob;y so for, ane done fully yoor
share in the great revelation Of the House OF
Congress! Now comes The main, ihe last, the
great issue-lhe anal test, that is TO settle The
peace and pemanency o this Union.
Our enemies, led on-hissed on BY the great
monsrchial organ, The London Times, and The
whole Northern horde or New EnglandAbo
lition DisunionHls, and old enemies Of the
Democratic party from the dsys Of Jefferson
down, il has become a struggle for the preser-
walton OF the Constitution, as out fathers oil
The revolution gave il 10 US, and the peaceful
union ofthese Ststes.
The prize We win Is nothing less than
our country and its prosperity. a price thai
Democrats alone can win.
Let US then be up and doing-let neither
rest 10 our limbs. n Z 10 onr eyelids be thought
Of until the last ballot is in The box. Turn
neither 10 the right nor 10 The left, but push
right on In the way thai we have been going.
aud bring with Us all who are not sold past
recovery 10 the sectional fanatics.
A strong pull and 0 long pull and pull al.
together, and The victory will be ours.
REVOLUTIONS NEVER GO BACKWARD!
Keep The ball then 10 motion, roll OF the
reAolution iast has so auspiciously CONNIE need
and we shall have reason 10 rejoice over our
great tIiumphs, now no longer a matter o:
oubt.
Let OHIO wash tul the stigma Of being
British Tory Abolition. Let her stand erect
among the States that proclaim for peace and
patriotism. First in war, frst 10 peace, 6Ist
in her devotion 10 the whole country. UNITED
we stand against The world. DIviDEp, we are
prey 10 every faction, 10 every power that
chooses 10 play with US and use Us for their
own selfish and ambitious ends.
Recolleci Pennsylvania on the East and In
diana on the Vest Let us initiate their pa
lro.ism and their uietories! Let MS go aud
do likewise-Iet our noble Sia:e not be weigh
ell in The balance and found wanting.
From every quarter We have the most cheer.
ing assurances that nothing will be left undone
10 ~ 9 erve our NJ vances msde on the l4ih
inst, and promises az still greater work. and
the finest prosptc; OF overcoming on the Alb
of November, what we lacked on the l4th OF
October.
May all the hopes OF onr friends be more
than fulfilled. Up then and 10 the glorious
work !-Stgfesman.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-30
FREEMEN OF OHIO!

If you elect John Charles FIRE.
mont, the Abolition Disunion can
didate, you array the North against
the South-you open a breach that
must eventually dissolve the Union
you give cau:e for civil war, the
result of which must end in blood,
and you will then be compelled to
take up arms to Stay your brother,
your son or your father residing in
the South. Are you prepared to
enter such a crusade upon your fell
low men Of the South-who love the
Union as they love themselves?
Are you prepared to dissolve your
selves from the South ? and are you
prepared for a Southern and a Nor
thern Confederacy, each acting in
dependently of the other? No. We
will not believe it. As friends Of
the Constitution--as freemen desi-
rous of preserving our prosperity and
happiness, and Of averting civil war,
anarchy and discord-as patriots,
who believe in the principles for
which our forefathers fought, bled
and died, you will see the necessity
Of supporting that man who ispledg-
ed to maintain and uphold the Union
Of the States-that man is JAMES
BUCHANAN, around whom all con-
sentative men must rallyif they wish
to preserve the peace and harmony
of all sections Of the American
Union.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-30
HEAR BOTH SIDES

Let those Northern men and women who
shed so many tears. real or fe:gned. as thecase
may be, says The Ohio Statesman, read the
letters OF Many TIrUs 10 her father ia the
South. The Northern screeching feeclers are
Guilty OF .his, and those who denounce Gov.
Geary for The peace that now reigns Ia Kansas,
desired II continue this state OF horrors /. Mil
cjtsr the Presidentiai election. The end moi
The Democrats, ore the rufians., The Demo.
Gratis have denounced from the FIRST ell these
armed bands, hired to 60 10 Kansas under The
whip and spur OF leaders, ns dishonest, as
reckless Of human life. Lei those who have
given their money and excited the ignorant
and fsnaiical, 10 these deeds Of horror, pray
speedily for forgiveness. Their crimes are
mounloin high. and their names will 80 down
10 the latest posterii7 with infamy, anil their
deeds be read by after ages with horror and
scofn
"NoRrHERN Bon, IN RuFFfANs.-The fol,
lowing letters, The Charleston Mercury soys.
were wfitten by the wife OF Col. Titus. who
commands 0 portion OF the pro slavery forces
in Kansas: a94l n13 fihi
WEsTPoRT, Mo-, Aug. II, 1855.
Mr. DEAR FATHER : ! am in great trouble
| have been obliged 10 Ay Fl ,m my house Il
save my life. Our house was surrounded yes
teriay marning by FIVE hundred Abolilionisis,
our property destroyed, and our oil taken
The property OF every pro.slavefy man Ia
Douglas county is destroyed, and the prison
ers isken from the United States troops.
have Just lesgred that my husband is 4
prisoner ct Lawrence. God only knows whaI
Hey will do with him. I will 60 10 Lawrence
to morrow If they kill me on the way.
sgi A0GusT, 10, 1856.
Nv DEAR FATHER I: have just arrived il
Lecomplpn with my husband. He has beer
released by an exchange Of prisoners. Five
hundred men attacked The house, Mr.. Tiiul
having only ten .men in the house with him q
the time the Attack was made, He Tough
them Two bou,s and did not surrender unit
they had fred six cannon balls into the house
He was shot in the breast with o Sharpe's ri
LIE; The ball still remains in his breast. Iii!
right thumb was shot of, besides other Sigh
wounds. The Abolitionisis stole everything
we hae, even my dresses. Mr.. Titus is LEI
| without shoes or hat. They tore up The foo
m ord. to find me, but | made my escape Il
Westpott.
Write me Immediately.
Your daughteL MARY.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-30
WHAT LAST WEEK BROUGHT FORTH
Grand Summing up Of the Result.

We have carried Pennsylvania.
We have carried Indiana. s
We have carried Florida.
We have elected Democratic Legislature
10 Pennsylvania. ag5 r
We havy elected a Democratic Legislature
in Indiana.
We have gained Nine Members Of Congress
in Pennsyl,snia.
We have gained Five Members Of Congress
We have gained Eight Members o. Congress,
in Ohio.
We have secured a United States sensioI
in Pennsylvania.
We have secured Two unried States ssns-
:ors in Indiana.
We have gsined q majority in The next Honss
Of Representative.
We have decided tbe result ofthe next
Presidential election.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-30
Dayton, Oct. 24,h, 1885.
The Election of @ President and Vice Presi
dent.

donf. ""'
Inc borrowing Is asut'ma'y " 'ne iaws 'ho
constitutional requirements 10 The election d
o President and Vice President:
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,ha e., wnnS,y IN Nnv.rnh.,I 80
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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-30
DEMocRArIc MEETING.


There will be meeting Of tbe Democracy
of PEBBLE county in he Town Hall on FRI
DAY EVENING next. G. L. VALLANDlG
HAM and others will be p~resentto address the
people. Come in friends and let US have a
good gatherirg--it will be the last opportuni
~ Of meeting before The day arrives which will
decide whether We shall have o sectional or
national man 10 preside over our future des'
fi1ies.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-30
phIlaaslphia CITY.

The signs OF The lines indicate a rousing
majority 10 Philadelphia, for Mr.. Buchanan.
on The 4ii OF November next. II will be a
close struggle, probably, between New York
and Philade iphia for the banner. New York
city promises 10 give fifteen thousand majority,
but the Philadelphia Pennsy'ponion states
that that city will beat II.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-30
% ns,ratl, Presidential Electors fol Ohi'
SENATORIAL ELEcr,as.
william KennOn, Jf., Of Belmont.
Alexander p. Miller, of Butler.
coNdRsssioNAlE LEcro as.

CONGRESSIONAL ELECro rs.
~. sHELDONI /. KELLOGG, Of Hamilton
"a. HENRY F SEDAN, Of Hamilton.
Sd. DAVID CLARK, Of Montgomery.
4,h. III. THOMAS, OF Darke.
5,h. EDWARD F IS TER, or williams.
g6th MIC IAEL II. DAVIS, Of CleImont.'
I'm WiLLINM EROSION, Of Warren.
9Th. WILLIAM KERSHNER, o. Clark.
9th GEORGE SEENA, of Seneca.
inh. LEVI DUNCAN Of ackson,
TIN. ALFRED McvElGH, Of Fairfield.
l2th. JACOB SLYE I, OF franklin.
13th. JOHN TlFFT Of Huron.
1 9TH. JOHN G. MYERS, Of Ashland.
18th. JOSEPH BURNS, OF Ccshocion'
1sia. JAMES NJ. GAYLORD, o. Morgan.
nth BENJAMIN r. SPRlGGS, of Noble.
18th. ALPHONSO HART, Of Portage.
18th HENRY II. DODGE. Of Gu ahoga.
2oth. GEORGE G. GILLE TT. Of Ashtabula.
2;st. GEORGE COOK, Of Harrison.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-30

uJ- The Register men had q good deal 10 say
about "Bully Brooks" .Gutta Percha Brooks
when be caned Sumner. bu. they don't say a
single word about ''Bally Campbell" or
.'Bamboo Campbell Gaming q poor old help
less frishmsn. Where are your sympath'es
for the poor doxn-trodden foreigner now,
n~eighbori
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-30
rhs Ny. H.r.la,, I~am,nt.tion..

~. A. vi u...J .h..lo,, IN hnra of
ins avg" TOM "s's'"
Herald has been in The foremost rank OF the
n,hl;c ~, ,r,,s ,dvoe,t;ns his claims. .mone
NJ ~,.- ...a.,ms
s"e 'ouue'' anu "os' '"s
lis success. We make The following extracts
from its Sunday issue;
..The Ia, 10 ,,snI, In Penpsxlvan,. IN ron.
nre,ion vi,b Inc -un,xnecie,i success Of the
d.no, rocy /, Ina;sns' ,nd;cs,e n,eiiv clearly
~ sfsc,; ~ Lanes Rnehar,n as an, n.,,
PresiIeni. Inv a banjsom. ma;orily ofthr Elec.
,oral COLLEGES. srains, A bouUlar majority
throughout IN. country of sr,eral hundred
|thousSad.i V8Iit F0TIT
$50
TLa ,.,,h 4. ,h.i 49, ,,,. sL;,u;.h.. I,
PfunsyIyania ami fnaIsna are Ike The balil.s
Of Lin, ami Onaire Rms. nt.ced,ue the sIent
day AZ waterloo. eE p'tlI
pennsy.vlnla has been thrown awsy. An
80 "' o,sd.nn "s..iih.S ,s,o,s 49,, IA.
treachrries and stupid ouauels and splits
anon. the anti democratic forces; and from
the same causes, Indiana, which wss sweni by
The opposi' ion from STEM 10 stern in 1854, Is
| HOW IeCOVeIcu IN u Sl1glG QeSleIoIs cuuTRe OF
the alarmed Democracy.
In New Jersey, The Fremont pnuy ,Ie still
without an e.scioral ticket; in New York, W.
n. Seward, Thurlow Weed, pnd their associ.
in The m mainline, lief, the cause OF Frsmoni at
home to take care Of itself, while they have
been on. here and there, and everywhere,
h1lI..,. l.t,I. n.,a. .~..l.:.. .. r~,k:h. Lat
mischief. In fact, we half snspect that the
secret treschery OF Seward, Weed anj Com
pany, have scarcely lone lie s 10 preyelt n
concentration OF ihe opposition forces OF the
whole country upon Fremont, than the open,
unsciupu lous and malignant hostility OF the
80 .
Relieved Of The hard work Of the campaign,
we awail the result with considerable resigna
ton. -a.+..a. .t
That will do for a Sabbath d,y l,mentalion.
..u 49,
" e'' ""'' ~ sa'u -"
monday: ao da
'.Tbe political revolution which was rener.
atrd in 1853, and continued 10 increase aud
swell with astounding strides for nearly three
years, has met with scounief revolution, which
is FRS, evid, need in Inc recent cleo ions in the
States Of Pc nnsylvanio aud Indiana, and which
sIaJ .on ~ ~ -. m.J % !,
ssssed Of any PrrsiJrnliaI contest for thirty
years.
=. !,
, vas, and s,dis" OonnIa1i,s nv ,hs .g.,,s 81
the independent press IA lia,ns from This me.
lropolis. But, unfortunately, there followed
! uackWsiu' ana one "ignl snnos ,nlhs' /"
i,ic;ans ~ The same narty. wboss inauencs
seems 10 have been exercised, sometimes
openly, Sometimes secretly, 10 eefeal Col.
remon
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-30
OHIO OFFICIAL.

The Official vote OF eighty-six counties in
ohio--sll but two have been received at the
Secretary OF State's Office, OF Columbus. The
figures stand, on Supreme Court Judge, for
short term, as follows i.r1 ~ uiT
Bowen, Black, j1u H7p' iIS'ziS
Sesrle, Democrat, aIf15s lo5'ili
Rrush. Fillmore, I; dg 10 23.4l4
The two coun:iesto be heard from will in
crease the Democratic vote to full one hun
dred and CITY seven Thousand, the largest one
ever given in ths State. except that which
General Pletce received in 1882,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-30

uTone more paper will finish this campaign.
After tia, time we shall be able TO devote
more attention 10 news, literature, markets.
NC. and make tLe PAPER more interesting TO
the general rsader. We should be pleased II
those who are aahing The paper for the cam
poign, would become regular subscribers TO
The .Democrat." We shall endeayor 10 make
il a good reading paper. 3seasti
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-30
Look out for Frauds !--Pipe Lay
pa4 ing i'm Indiana!

Extract ola letter 10 the editor OF the Eaton
Democrat, dated
FAIRviEw, (Ind.) Oct. %, 1856.
hsye also heard them [the
Black Republicans say that they know how
many votes il would take 10 carry Indiana, and
tina; they could spare them in Ohio, ont in
tended 10 have them imported. Now IL we
find any such 10 Indiana we will put them 10
Jacksonville, and teach them obedience 10
the laws OF The land.
VI We hope that the Democracy Of Indi-
ana will be on the loos out, and especially on
the border counties, for imported Black Re-
publican voters from this State. The Fusion
lists have become desperate, and for The pur-
pose Of carrying Fremont. will resort % fpudr
OF The deepest dye. Again we say, LOOK
WELL TO THE BORDER COUNTESS