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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
THE LAST CALL.

Fellow Democrats, but a few days remain
for organization and preparation for the great
battle, 10 be fought on The l4ih OF October
upon the result Of which momeDtous conse-
quences depend. Are you all ready2 Are you
fully organized in every precinct. and township
in the county, Have you taken measures to
bring out every vote on the day THE election2
Have you appointed Committees Of Vigilance
to guart and project the purity Of the ballot
box2 Eyou caanot answer all these questions
in the affirmative, then you are not prepared,
and there is not single moment TO SPARE
Every where an ~unscrapulous and unprinci
pied faction is making secret exertions to de-
feat our ticket. It is an old an true udsge
that the guilty cry 'ThieP, first. The Black
Republicans Of this Congressional District first
cried "Pipe Laying and attempted to charge
it upon the Democrats, for The purpose Of a.
v~erting public attention from themselves, and
their base and dishenorable deeds, and it be-
hooves every Democrat 10 be on the alert, and
see that his rights are not trampled upon by
foreign importation. The time is short let US
60 TO work ow, and leave no honorable means
unlried 10 secure the success Of our whole
Ticket n
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
Can This Be soY
We find the following ina Charlottesville
Ind nnner. which avg. "

We find the following ira Charlottesville
Ind.j paper, which says:
'sThe doctrine that has been SO bolrly advo-
Gated by the lsadefa OF The ! BOLTON party du-
ring the last year thai "a negro ,cas as good as
q rhits man. has become with d majorisyof
The members Of thai pnriy o fixed fact, No
longer ago than last week 0 man residing In
the vicinity Of Oberlin College, in the Stale Of
Ohio, gave his only daughter 10 marriage 10. a
sooty African who had been educated at Ibis
Abolition Institute. The man, we undsrstand,
is 0 Stale elect0r on the Fremont ticket, and
regards the negro as LIS equal. Tie young
lady is described as being extremely beautiful
aud but sixteen years OF age. while her dusky
lord is blscker than The darkest midnight"
We ore reluctantio believe that any Black
Republican %eiector, even IN the vicinity of0b-
erin, The hoi-bed OF negro fsnaiicisn, would
commit such an ou.rage upon common decency
as 10 give his daughter in marriage TO q negro,
although the assertion is so confidently made
by onr contemporary. lfit is true tie name Of
This Fremont Abolition ''elector'' ought 10 be
blezonrd in infamy TO the world. In 0berlin
there is Black Republican school where The
races, while and black, attend, and are educs.
ted promiscuously. The teachings Of this
school are admirably calculated 10 lead TO most
diagraceful amalgamation.--CiH. Eng.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
What FRED. Douglas Says.

The negro, Fred Douglass, who recently
came out in his paper for the BlackRepubiicsn
candidates. says in his issue Of September 8;
sour reasons for supporting Fremont and
Dayton (not from detection from the radical
abolitionists) have now been before the public
for three weeks. They have been repeatedly
deferred 10, but, up 10 this hour, no man has
attempted to show their u~nsoundness or their
Inconsistency with sEEUIsE ABoLdTionIsrs.--
The only thing that has met US In private cir
|cles, In the shape ofsn argument, Is The OFT
quoted and Of, m~isapplied remark Of the Apos-
tie against doing .eyiI that good may Gomez
but no man has skoion W that potiag for Free
mont and Dayton 10 doing epit at al. On the
contrary, zoe think that such votilg, at hs pres
emf jhneture, 10 he Berg beat use 70 pAich a man
wBo DEsIREs TO ABOLISH SLAVERY and 10 save
his country can put his yole.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
CamnheM 4 Know Nothing!

The Germantown Republican, The first Or.
gan of Know nottingham in this District, in
lis last issue says:
"CampbeA is a member Of tie american
Order; and. although he desires 10 make
Americanism secondary 10 the slavery issue,
10 which we do not ogrt e. yet HE HAS CIV
EN- ASSURANCE that lie will al oil times be
found advocating ANY american measure
which may be brought before Congress"
One OF the measures the American party ad.
vocate is q Acknowledgement Of The foreign
born citizens; 10 compel him TO remain
here trenty- one gears befoIe he shall enjoy
the right Of suffrage, end Mr.. Campbell has
given that psriy assurance that he will advo'
cate tina; measured Do the foreign born
citizens Of this District feel like supporting a
man who is pledged 10 deprive them OF their
rights and immunitiesl Weshould think not.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
Duun,c slayerv Bill.

The exposure Of Dunn's pro-sl very bill,
which passed the House Of Representatives on
the 29th OF July last BY the vote OF every
Black Republican Representative save one.
and which legislaied slavery directly into Kan
sas and Nebrasks, and which extended the
Fugitive slave Law over those Territories and
recognized the legality Of the Kansas laws, is
troubling the Freedom shfiekes. They are
utterly unable to explain how they could have
made such 0 record against themselves.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
How They Calculate.

The New York Evening Post, an abolition
paper, estimates the vote Of New York at the
November election, at 4ss, 900, which is an
increase over last years vote, Of $4,000. II
gives Fremont olT,900, an increase in the
Republican vote since last year, Of 81. 900.-
1t effects this easy operation on paper, by
handing over to Fremont the $4,000 increase
in addition 10 $1,000 subifacied from the
Democratic and American strength. The
truth is that Fremont's vote in New York.
win fall below both Buchanan's aud Fill
more's.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

LEWIS d. CAMPBELL was elected 10 work At
eight dollars q day DUNG the session Of Con-
|aIess. But some Of these men have underia-
ken to increase The pay. More thau that,
they have increased that pay dining the pre-
sent session, voting themselves Ten dollars
every day in The year but Sundays, 50 LEW-
is ID. CAMPBELL having contracted 70 work
at eight dollars q dpySdning working days, y
now receiving tan dollaFs Q DAY while Ne .
going around The country making stnmpspeech-
es. We have 90 more regard ioE the ffeeiger
or stolen goods than the fhig, We have CALI
ed upon CAnPbELL 10 disgorge what has been
voted into HE pocket. No answer has been
made. DsooRoE THE PeoPLEfs hosEy--Day-
ton E,npife.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

" The following extract is taken from the
Registers re port OF Mr.. Campbelrs celebrated
vindicsiion speech, made in Eaton in April
last. We would like 10 know how the inJi-
viduaIs, who then denounced and threatened
that gentleman, feel at present in regard 10 his
course. Has his vote legslizing slauery in
Kansas, allayed their feelings, and satisfied
Them that he had nut''sold out his whole stock
in trade 10 the South 7"
He then proceeded to pllude tosthe ssper.
sions which had been heaped upon him, fol
lowing the publication Of o cerisin speech
charged upon him, but which he declared 10
the most positive terms he never had made
He had received denupeiaiory letters from oil
parts Of the couniry, The result Of that spu-
rious speech one OF the highest Of which
was post marked at Eaton, charging him with
having sold out his whole stock in trade 10
the South, and inviting him 10 resign, take up
his KIT and come home. Aud another, from
another quarter Of Preple, informed him that
in THAT region they were seriously contemplo.
ting burning him in efigy! He lad no objec.
tiOn 10 INDUCING those who might desire 10
smuse themselv S with such burning, so that
they kept al respectable dis,sncej but there
was only about 1875 pounds Of him, and he had
no fuel TO spare.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

The Democracy Of Ohio must guard we'll
the ballot boxes Of the coming election. Our
Black Republican opponents are utterly mn
~scfupuious and desperate, on1 win resort to
oil kinds OF frauds 10 succeed. A lsge major
iiy Of The inspectors Of elections 10 the Slate ore
of that political faith, and have control Of the
ballot boxes. The Democracy should see that,
in every instance, The voting commences 10 q
clean and empty box, and thai IL has not been
+stp fed with fraudulent Black Republican votes
to tally with q bogus ppiI-iist. There is rea-
son TO believe there is danger frgm this source,
as web ss from imported and colonized votes.
Both practices, beyond all doubt, we're resort
ed 10 in Maine TO swell The Black Republican
vote, which was many thousands larger than
could possibly be honest. Fellow emocrstsl
look well TO The ballot boxes and see that The
votes are correctly counted. Enquirer.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

FREEMAN OF PREBLE CouHTY.-Remember,
to go the whole ~fgpre--yote q clean ticket,
and a clean victory will follow. Our candi-
dates. are all .'honest and capable" Their
integrity and capacity have not, and cannot
be questioned. Remember, too, that every
scratched ticket deposited in the baIIot-box
by the friends Of buchanan and the Union,"
is Just SO much in fdrOr Of Know Nothing
NiggeIism. 3
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
rTLewis D. Campbell and David Heotou

aJLewis D. Campbell and David Heoton
ere posted TO address the "freedom shriekersn
in the Town Hall tonight, 1t is no use
LeOis and Douid, ma tiers are 'sfxed up in
this county, and your ''soft soap and "gas''
will be of no avail. Mr.. Campbell has spo
ken here too often already for his own coed
and any more efforts Of his TO deceive bus
friends in regard 10 his trucking course, will
only be adding fresh fuel 10 The flames, which
is abou, TO consume him. In ibe hope Of get
ting a crowd to hear them, they hare taken
advantage of our County FairI
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
s,Die -Neeorbosser.,,

Such is The soubriqust applied by The Ger
msa Freemen Of Pennsylvania 10 the brethren
who are under the Fremont fever maiady. i
means "negro kissers," and is very .sppropfi-
ate. The great body Of our German citizens
prefer the fair skinned and long ~iaxen-hsifed
race 10 that of the ebony.skinned and wooliy'
headed, they are somuch regarded BY The Frs-
montefs.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
Democratic Presidential Electors for Obi,
SENATORIAL ELEcT1Rs.
William KennOn, Jr., Of Belmont
Alexander II. Miller, Of Butler.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS,

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS,
list. SHELDON I. KELLOGG, Of Hamilton
Cd. HENRY 2 SEDAN, Of Hamilton.
Sd. DAVID CLARK, of Montgomery.
4th. 4. Il. THOMAS, OF DarSe.
5ih. EDWARDF )SrER, OF Williams.
9Th MICHAEL Fl. DAVIS, of Clermont.
7th WIBLIAM CRoSSEN, of Warren.
Sth. WILLIAM KERSHNER, ofClark.
9th GEORGE SEENA. Of Seneca.
10th. LEVI DUNCAN Of Jackson,
18th. ALFRED McvEiGH, of Fairfield.
10th. JACOB SLYE4, OF franklin.
,fsth. JOHN TIFFTo Of Huron.
18th. JOHN g. MYERS, Grassland.
18th. JOSEPH BURNS, of Goshocton.
ram. JAMES M. GAYLORD, oe Morgan.
r1th BENJAMIN F.. SPRIGGS, ofNoble.
18th. ALPHONSO HART, of Portage.
10Th HENRY H. DODGE, Of C~u,ahoga.
26th. GEORGE G. GILLErT, Of Ashtabuia.
2ist. GEORGE COOK, Of Harrison.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

TGeneral Pierce is the first Preside OF fthe
United States who hes uniformly declined to
drink wine with his guests and he is styled
in the Providence Transcript a besot,ed drunk
ard. He is the first President since Washing
ton who has closed his house against oil visi.
tors on The Sebbath-and he is called Q Draw
ler,ca %rnftian, an enemy Of religion and o muir
|derer.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

WHERE ARE They g-No one Of the great
Wing stumpers Of Ohio will descend to do SER
vice for fremont. Not one. Where are they,
The truly great men Of the Wbig portyf-
Where is Ewing, and vinton, and corwin,
and slanbery. and the spencers, and Schenk,
and Bsrere. and Odlin, and Johnston and
Wardi All silent, OF laboring in the glorious
cause of buchanan AMI The Union. They
won't turn abolitionists
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
The Negro Party,

The negloes-the black pegroes--the ST.
mon pure, thick Tipped, kinky-h.aded negroes
recently held a grand mass meeting Of
Brook Ign, N. Y, and unanimously passed re-
solutions in favor Of Fremont. The proceed
ings are published in q late number Of the N.
Y. Herald. from which we extract the follow
ing resolutions adopted by them;
Resolred, That in the nomination OF Col.
ohm @. Fremont by The Republicans to the
Office Of Chief Executive OF this nation, we
behold the embodiment Of Northern sentiment
against southern impudence and oppression,
snd tenler il our hearty gooi will, pledging,
Thy yet the behest Of slavery in oar ownState)
to exercise the right 81 american citizens IN
the use Of the ballot box,-to remember him
and his contest in The coming election.
Resoiped, That we uniie ourselves into 0
political League. and enioin itupon our breih-
rem throughout the Stale in their several
localities, so that we may unanimously and
effectively pour on this, the right side Of the
contest, our 5000 votes.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

M Col. Fremonfs bills for supplies while
he was inCali 70 MIA. amounted 70 upwards
OF fiOsatv dollars per day for each man under
his command! Won't be make on economical
PRESIDENT
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
Democra tie Rally!

The Democracy Of Gratis township, propose
having a Meeting at Winchester, on Saturday
next, and invite the democratic brethren from
every quarter Of the county 10 attend. We
hope a good delegation from this township
viii go to Winchester, as the democracy Of
that township turned out en- masse, on The %.
seyeral speakers win be present 10 address the
meeting. All 80 who can.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

BENNETT ON BEEcuER. Brother Bennett, OF
The Herald, anG Brother Beecher, Of the hide.
pendent, don't exactly hormonize in their sup
port Of Fremont. Brother Bennett has the fol-
lowing Of the gentleman in black:
A Blunder.-Parson Beeeher calls upon the
people TO ''pray', at The next election. He is
an old ass. Vote first, and pray as much as
you please afterward.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
Guard the BaIlot-Box.

That sacred palladium Of American liberty.
See TO il, that no illegal or fraudulent votes
are given. We learn that o proposition was
made to q gentleman in Dixon township, by the
wire. workers Of Eaton, 10 furnish him with
wood choppers unlilaner the election, free Of
chnEge 81
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

Gr There will be a grand mass meeting at
zionyille, Boone County, Indiana, on The lith
Of October. seyersl distinguished speakers
from various parts Of The Stale will be pre-.
semi, and . good time expected. Great pre-
parations are making TO have this tho demon
straiion Of theseason.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

Wares THEM -Remembei Democrats that
eternal vigilance is the price Of libersy1-
Watch the Disunicn tlicksters who are secret
~ plotting all KINDS Of tricks 10 defeat the
Democracy. Look out for their lax lies, and
Kansas fslsshoOds., Before The e%lection they
are asfhiek as blackberries.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

aTOld Tom Benton, the father-in-law Of
Fremont, and VIM. Carey Jenes, the brother
in law, are both out ia recent letters for Old
Buck. What a nominee, when his own re-
iaiiyes repudiate him
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

Has always been The rule in ibis county -
Campbell hes had just double The ordinary
shsre or what each man should have. He has
been in Congress for eight years. He wants
mole. Gladsto say that be cent have i. Re-
tire 10 private lie m,st precious dennscogue.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
Our county PICKET

Is one Of the best that was ever placed 10
nomination in this county. The candidates
all come up 10 the Jtfersoninn Standard
'htnesty, capacity and fidelity" Give Them
oil you. whole influence.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
THE TWO OATHS.
9. =. yaIlandigham's Oath.

On the 10Th Of October Il 1854, MI. Vsllan.
digham, having the day before been charged
with being a .sKnow Nothing made his
OATH ss foIlowst
BUTLER CouSrYs IS.
J. @. L. valiandighsm, being sworn, depose
and say, that | am not now a member Of the
Order commonly called Know Nothings;"
that ! never was Q member; neOer ,eds initia-
ted publicly or privately, in any Uay; never
look any OF their oatbs or obligations OF any
kind, and never had any connection whatso-
ever with the Order.
IL. V~ALLAKDIoHAk.
Sworn to aud subscribed before me, this o.
ttober 10, 1854.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
The Tickets.

Are printed and ready for distribution. II
is the duty of every Central Committee man
10 either come and &c. them, or send an order.
See 10 II friends thai they are well circulated.
The prospect in PEBBLE county was never
hriohter.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEG
PIE

That LEWIS d. CAMPBELL, the Black
candidate for Congress, voted for
the Dunn Bill, which perpetuated
SLAVERY
in Kansas until 1858, made all the children
Of slave mothers, bora prior TO that time
SLAVES FOREVER
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
that the Black Republican Congress. Of which
LEWIS D. CAMPBELL was q member, voted
themselves
$18 PER DAY,
while his constituents, most OF them, work
for one dollar per day. We suppose that is 0
specimen Of what Black RepuDlicanism calls
"tic policy Of our fathers"
KEEP ITsBEFORE THE PEOPLE AND
LET OUR FoREIGN Born CIrizENs REMEmBEL,
That L. d. Campbell, only tro years ago was
the leader OF the Know Nothing Order in this
county, and that he took a solemn oath to
p~roscribe them forever.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE, That
this same Lewis d. Campbell wHLFuLLY AMI
MALIclousLy LIED in the face OF his country
when he declared on the floor Of Congress
q that Of this secret political organization, ]
know nothing"
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE, That
had Know Nothirgisms succeeded, Lewis d.
80 $500.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

rr'If The people want q man 10 run: over
the counuysso catch snakes, chose down
Woolly Horses, and eat mules they had better
voie FOR Fremont.D-To Ton Corpia.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
Exerx nernocratic Yoter!

Should be at the Polls on next Tuesday.
Ohio is is safe il every Democrat does his
duty.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
Go to the Polls EARLY

And vote the Democratic ticket. When you
have done that, see 10 i! thatall of your Dem
ocraiic neighbors have done as you have
done.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

G7sTbe old originai charter, which was de.
posted in the trunk ofibe Charter OAK, has
been inclosed ID q frame Of wood Of the tree
which preserved il opt hundred and sixty nine
yeprs no
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
Lewis ID. CampbeII,s OatIns.

In the spring Of 1854, at Washington City,
Lewis d. Campbell, with his left hand upon
bis right breast, and his right hand upon the
Bible or Cross, took the following OATH,
and was made D 'Know Nothing, or q men,
Der Of "Phe Supreme Order Of the Star Span
gled Banner"
OBLIGATION OF FIRST DEGREE.
In the presence OF Almighty God and these
W witnesses, you do soleu;nly promise end
SWEAR, that you will not VOTE nor give your
Influence for any candidate for any Office in
the gin of the people, UNLESS He BE AN
AM RICAN BORN CITIZEN, in (ap@ o.
americans ruling America, nor if he be a Ro-
man Catholic. That you will, in oil political
matters, so far as this Older is concerned,
comply with the will Of a majority, though i
may conflict with yoIr personal preference, 50
long as il does not conflict with the Constitu,
lion Of The United States or that OF the Stnte
in which you reside.
OBLIGATION OF THE SECOND DEGREE
You and each of you, of your own free will
and accord, in the presence Of Almighty God
aud these witnesses, Your LEFT HAND ON your
RIGHT BREAST, AND YOUR RIGHT HAND EXTENDED
TO THE FLAG OF yeUR COUNTRY, do solemn,
and sincerely SWEAR, that IL II may be done
legally, you will, rhen elected or appointed d
official station conferriag on your poioer 70 d.
50, REMOVE ALL FORElGNEnS, ALIENS OF
ROMAN CATHOLICS from OFFICE o.
PLACE, md that you iciH in no case AP.
POINT such 10 office or place in your gyf.
And yet This zane Lewis d. Campbell II
now supporting john G. FaEaoNT!
Remember, fellow-citizeDs, that this SAINT
Lewis ID. Campbell, in his speech at ihs
Court. house, on the nieht OF his return from
Washington City, declared, "As Coz is M
JUDGE, ! HAVE NEVER OPPOSED ANY MAN ON Ac
COUNT OF HIS RELIGION r. What think 20,
OF a man who would make sucb a declaration
with the above OATHS staring him in tn
face ?-Hdm. Tel.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
q d 9 q q 9 q
Kansas Iniquity DiSoiosod.

The Utica Gazette. q FiLLnoRE paper pub
iished the following exposure OF the Black
Republican iniquity, which cannot be TOO
strongly stigmatised by every patriot in the
land. We ask the attention Of all 10 The iw-
portsnt avowsl made BY the Kansas cores
pendent OF the New York Tribune. No Black
Republican will gainsay the evidence here
recorded.
TIE KANSAS PLOT UNVEILED.
AN mrparAsT piscIosuRr.
The Detroit Free Press Is q journal whose
character Tor respectabihiy and influence stand
as high ss that o. any other newspaper In the
Western States
The Free Press states that Mr.. Phillips the
Kansas correspondent OF 1.-the Tribune, on his
way from New York 10 Kansas. via Detroit, q
week or two since, called at that Office and
introduced himself as The Kansas correspond
emit OF the New York Tribune, having evil
IDENTIFY mistaken that Office for that Of the Pre-
mont paper Of Detroit. The editor Of Che
Free Press deening this q favorable oppofiu-
nifty to ascertain, nom this chief fnbricator Of
The eleciioneering dispatches, what real 5nofips
lay al the bottom OF The conduct Of The in
~sligators Of the war in Kansas, die no. imme
dia.ely undecei E Phillips, but asked him sif
liz was probsble that such O row could be got
up in Kansas ss would further he Repnb-
leans cause and aid the election or Ffc-
month Mstsas
This reply Of the Tribune's Kanses cores
pondent Is worth noting. ltsheds a food Of
light upon the whole question in Kansas trou.
bles end the course Of the Fremont Pfess in
IN the EreA States Nth regard IN theee fron.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
Democrats !

or Prebie county, ore you fully prepared for
the battle on next Tuesday? See to it, that
allis done that can be doae, aud all will be
well M
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

or For interesting aud important na''er
see our fyi psge, ~
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE
that the Black Republican Congress, Of which
LEwIsD. CAMPBELL was q member, voted
themselves