The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-10-07

more acceptable than just now. 0-s. !:
podging, duns is very exciting and
healthful exercises but like any other
TOO much indulgence robs it
Of its faseiuationE mai y 9bis - leo Is
! Reader. do you owe US : 4saao ,'s9a
FssoE ,ssseIsIaa .a - Ea.plsg 81
DEMOCRATS j
roTHEPoLEa!.,
EuRN OUT AND OHIO IS oURsl !,
REBUKEi TIEEFANaT1cAL CHASE ]
REnuKE THE RopBEas or THE STATE
tiss.TREAsTRY. sssod slhbzs Is
Rebuke the Party Of Bankers and Me-
eroes, ana Sustain the Party Of White
Men! feo4 mW ,1ssd ]
TURN OUT : TURN OUTsLl
: 6 Is REMEMBER, y I.eo ss-
that while the Republicans are asking the
people of Ohio to vote on the Kansas
question: they uniformly refuse to vote
themselves in Kansas where voting would
make it freesislols 81 seI ,aexe szos sss
REMEMBER. na'aA .'ssa
that their first act 81 retrenchment was to
keep Congress nine weeks electing a.
speaker while they weres drawing from
the Treasury Sixteen dollars<per day.
REMEMBER,
that three Republican Members Of Con
gress were expelled for selling their. votes
IL REMEMBERJ eG0. ,sesi
that notwithstanding the promises of Re-
trelchment and Reform, their Legislature
spent two winters ip blupdering laws and
absurd resolutions without passing one
usefutiam on sredncingiour State expenses
one cent. shiIdsGi1 II gaa fzod
: sAisas1 REMEsfBER ia1ss : 'ss
that the credit Of the State has gone down
twenty per Gent, during The administra-
tioh of GDyeraor Chase as is proven. by
the price iof your State stocks. 9ew as. 's-
sREMEMBERo
that they haze ,insqlted the people by
ahrusting the bank law intheir faces after
g hadsbeenrepudiated an overwhelming
Eanajerity. ssaeus
! REMEMBER I aoShs =:
Ethat our State stocks were sold at sac
|rifee to accommodate the bankers,
sind ,REMEM BER sg.,ss-s,. :
that although Qibsou,lhas sworn thath
lrecelved. the State fandsaof Breslin; al.
tthongh the Treasurer's books show Glib.
tsob's receipts, although the money was
fthree times counted in the Treasury dur
ling Gibson's term; although the.Atterney
EGcieraI has .swornn that Gibson stole it
falth0dgh.i 5 grand jurors supon their oath'
lf4d a true bill Of Indictment against Glib
kaoa for stealing it; yet G9Fernor' Chase
instead Of being engaged in.Aringing,th'
.lfoBers to justice and recovering themone,
lis dctlarihga that Gibson did not steal it
! and is foresfalling the opinion Of the YER
men who are to sit upon IL The jury to 81 #
I Gibson. Gsss1 ( a .s1k tssse4 es4v q
4 q ......... REMEMBEIszitss asas i
i that Gibsonole letEtRe heueyi out TO broker
4 and bankers that they might swihdle an
4 shave the very taxpayers who placed th u
4 money in the Treasury, qida .lra5 ,4asd
4 ass4A sBEARaINa MIND, saads q
4 that during the frst year Of Republics
| RetfeneEmeht there was levied the sum
4 oyer ssss,Qoor for State expenses, Whi
q the highest levy for that purpose, eyt
I made by the Democrats was $566, ,O00.-
II; BEAR IN MIND, ,fa.sisass
that Notwithstanding the above enormo,
! levy the Republicans transferred s5eo;oo
S3from thssinkiag fund, where Il had acc
undated by the economy ofthe Democrat
: ahd placed it In the fund for paying Sta
! 1expenses. 4oss -
al BEAR IN MIND IS
81 ethat the Republicans took Of three,tent
: of mill from the leyysH paying I
i SFate debt, .ands piled;it on the fund t
Enavi1gs State expenses. ,s1s = s'sss.
BEAR IN. MIND. 80. 9,
n Ithat the Republicans took the levy
: Establishing school libraries and piled
a ion the fund forspaying State expenses.
S, g BEAR. IN MIN D -:
&. |thatthe Republicans perpetrated q fra
on the people by placing q portion
: Hast years taxation on this year. to ma