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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22
Holmes County all Right.

a Democratic gain Of $50 (over the LETT
since the Presidential election.
Holmes County was put down as good
for 1000 majority for Mr.. PAYNE, but in
stead of that, she falls SO behind the ma
jority given to Mr.. BUCHANAN, last fall
The aDutch" get all the blame for this, and
the epithets, applied to them are not Of
the most sugared kind. Whenever the
aDutch" of this county, desert the Democ-
racy, its all day with the latter.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22
SI5I.OOO,OOO

From this we see that if Europe remain
solvent the balance due us, after paying the
debt which is now due to Europe, will be
over one hundred and fifty millions of dol
lars.
This is an under estimate of our exports.
The Emperor of France has just issued an
edict forbidding the export of grain from
France. The imports of cotton into Great
Britain from India this year will be nomin-
al. Great Britain viii want, our flour and
provisions for her Indian army. Enough
has been given to show that our exports
must increase, and our imports are subject
to our control. Europe must have our
cotton and breadstuffs, and India our pro-
visions. The gold from California must
stay with US. This aid we did not have
in 1887, and is in itself alone sufficient to
ensure our recoyery.-N Y. Courier.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22
IR1sHMEN.-The Democrots .,o .,,Io,,

iRIsHMEN,-The Democrats are splen-
did managers. They nominate just Irish
men enough on their tickets to secure
the straight Irish vote, but take good
care that they are not elected. Nearly all
the straight Democratic ballots that were
cast by Irishmen, but the democracy" so
far abandoned the Irish nominees as to al
low the Republicans to be elected.-Iols-
do Blade.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22
m The terrible "Know Nothings,'

GE The terrible "Know Nothings,"
were at work again in this county, just be-
fore the election. We don't Know how
many afurriners" they spirited away, but
they destroyed the peace of mind of many
interesting young Democrats, who were
prevented from getting single idea into
their heads during the whole campaign, be-
cause of their inability to crowd in it more
than one at a time, and Know Nothingism
held supreme possession during that time.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22
Lieut.. Governor weIker.

That sounds well. No coin ever sent forth q
clearer. better ring than the metal of which the
1t. Governor elect, is composed. 1t bears the
test of age, and service only brightens it. A
midst the general rejoicing over the result in
this State, the names of CHASE and WELKER, are
first in the hearts of their countrymen." "Com-
mon good toall makes one of them.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22

LARGE YIELD-THoMAs EWING, resid-
ing near Millersburgh, showed us single
stock of Buckwheat from which he had
gathered 500 grains. He thinks enough
was wasted and eaten by the birds, to have
made up 5000. This is certainly large
product from one grain.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22
An Old Line Whig Riding the
National Democracy.

On Sunday morning last a live Coon
was seen perched near the top of the Hick-
ry Pole, standing in front of the Court
House. On Monday the Pole was cut
down. The Democracy profess the great
est attachment for the old line Wings, but
don't want them to make quite so free
with their Hickory Poles. -I..
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22

The KANSAS GRIpE.-The editor of the
Knoxville Waig says the Democratic party
is suffering with severe attack OF the
Kansas grippe. 1t is q troublesome disease,
and will vet cause the death of the Dom
ooracy. The Kansas-Nebraska Platform
is like Gen. Pillows ditch-all o. the
wrong sids-rzud ths Democratic party has
tumbled into il.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22

LOUISIANA SUGAR CRoP.-The Cincin-
natl Gazette saysit snow conceded that the
Louisiana Sugar crop will reach 25o,oe0
hhds., being an increase over last year Of
$4,000. 1
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22

@The Republicans in several Of the
southern counties, refused to support Mr..
BL1cKENsDERFER, and cast their votes for
CoRRY, a man who should have been in the
Lunatic Asylum, several years ago. Mr..
B1cKENsDERFER is defeated, BAcKUs elect
ed and CoRRY disgraced.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22

The SOUTHERN STAPLEs.-The Wash
ington correspondent of the Tribune writes
that the pressure upon cotton, tobacco and
"niggers" is fearful. The prices of the lat
ter in Virginia have fallen thirty-three per
cent, and no sale at that. 49,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22

~ Pike county has given handsome
Republican gain from last year. The Re
publican paper of that county is edided by
a woman. This shows the excellent effect
of female influence. .s aaft
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22
Pennsylvania Election.

WnMor, the Republican candidate for
Governor of Pennsylvania, only lacks some
40 or $4,000 votes of beating PAcKER.-
We wish him better luck next time. 1t
is said they are still voting in Berks county,
and will vote on as long as the beans last.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22

RThe Wooster Republican records
the death of THOMAS JoRDoN, a Journey
man printer in that Office. The Repu6h-
can is justly severe on the grog dealers of
that place, whom it blames with causing
the death of Mr.. J.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22

xEThe official vote of the State 80 far as re-
ceiyed makes Mr.. CHAsE's majority larger than
the returns frst reported. twill probably reach
$500.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22

WVsn Trump, the Know Nothing candi-
datefo Governor in Ohio, only received about
1000 votes. The members of that Order mostly
voted fof Mr. Payne.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22

The Republican county ticket in
this county didn't quite carry, but some of
the candidates of the opposite party were
awfully frightened.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22

PkYsE-ful EEws.-To hear that the Republi-
can maioriries in Wayne, Stark, Tuscarawas and
Coshocton counties, had "gone under"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22

@Seversl Communications are unayoids-
bly crowded out of to-days paper. They will
.nnear in our next. @
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22
The Future.

What resources have we abroad 10 de-
pend upon? And what aid can Europe
give us the coming year? These ques-
tions are of vital Importance, and will be
asked and answers given in domestic as
well as commercial circles.
We can best resolve the problem by a
consideration of the effect of the panic of
1887 upon our foreign trade. Not that
our troubles are as great, but that they are
of similar kind; otherwise the compari-
son would not hold good. We give some
statistics illustrating the changes at that
time in our foreign trade and from this We
can form some estimate Of our foreign trade
for the next year ia
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22

From this we see that the Exports in
four years increased four millions, while the
Imports decreased eighty-three millions, or
showing an improvement in our foreign
balance of eighty-seven millions of dollars.
The reaction that too at that period four
gears to produce, will now be produced in
twelve months. ~ te-H
The commerce of the United States for
the fiscal year 1856, was as follows:-Ex-
ports, 1927, 100000; Imports, $3l5,OOO,-
900. The decrease imports from 1886 to
1910 was 4S pet cent, and the increase in
exports was 8 per cent. Applying the
same per centage of increase and decrease
to the trade of 1856, our commerce for the
present fiscal year would be as follows:
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PaYNE-fuI NEWS!

PAYNE-fuI NEWS!
GLORIOUS OHIO!
Gov. Chase and the whole
state Ticket except Blick-
ensderfer) elected by a
majority Of about 2OOOM
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IOTFfCfAL.1 |

3
WAsHtSe-os, April 2I.--The Presiden,
has apPoinied HE following District Attor.
neys: Henry q. Stousht0n fer Vermont.
uice Peek, whose COMM sion hrs expired:
X. Bddle Roberts ior Western PehnsyIva
mia, Uice Sbalrr. rrsigned, las, Goaaor for
Svuth Caroliaa, uiee Evans, commission ,ex
ried; rs. Walden Tor North Carolina, re
appointed u ' ""'' ~" az
The folltsing Marshals have been re..p-
pointed: WI, Morrow ios Delaware: +.
q. Mofeso for North FIorida, Il. L. Biack.
burn for South Florida; r iGhhre ss ritiith for
SJnill Mississippi; Jlmes c. Psnnic for
Sau'h Carolina, snd w. II. Tison !or North
Mississippi. siee Jordan, comm, i.sion expired.
Wm, H Welsh, Chief Justice Of Mime.
sofs.ahas been re appointed. John, Petit
aud X. Z. Nelson have been appointed As.
socisse justices, uice Messrs. Chatfield and
'Sberburne, roWmission expired. a' es~-ss
S'ffndel w. Black. OF Pennsy ylyania, has
been appoinicd Asst Justice OF Nebraska.
csc: Underwood, resigned. .,,.... :,
Hun, Edward Lender has been re APPOINT.
ed Chief Justice Of Washington Territory.
Seorse II. Williams has been appointed
Chief Justice Of Oregon Territory, and Mat.
thew p. Deadly and Cyrus Olney Associate
Justi es. ',' w
Sames Mills has been appointed Collector
and Inspector of;St. Paul, Minnesota. 3Esat
kichael Kufe. Appraiser, San francisco,
California, uice q. Il. Sutton, rem uevd. i
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WAsnIncr.,M..A Anril Q

WAsmsGroN, April "a.
The chnrge against fsard the Governor ol
Nebraska, having been Withdrawn, he will
oe removed oa the grouLd Of public expedi.
Iris ip7tot6a6le itliat successor will be
Chosen frodi hon slaveholdlac State.
The President YVES serenaded by the Ma.
rine Band last night, on the occasion of the
sixty sixth anniversary Of his birth day.,
The Egterhofshiip Of Utah Has been ten.
defed to f1Jor Ben. tiGCulIoch, and Il Is
believed he will "ceeptIthe appointment. -.
A letter 10 now On iss way, requesting his
presence IN Washington. ,.,.t..''.,
The design Of the Administration is IL
pursue hpescetil policy yards 7Utsh, in
order thatthe laws shall be cxeeated, and
the rights ofievery inbabitaut in the Terri.
tpry DC protected withou, recourse to aims.
The Postmaster general has concluded .
contract with the Panama Railro1d, to cod.
vey The mails until The expiration Of the
eontractsswiih the Eiesmship Com
paniss, two Years hence, ss the rate Of Sl0O.
wy oyyPNgP ~ SSt'ee eenuvMs % NFat' trs. 4.,, g tt..,
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4 is stated in the Philadelphia Ga.tsts,
on the authority Of Col, Snowden, Director
of The United States Mint, that in abou,
three Weeks tine this mach desired coin e,
viii be distributed id the pEb1fs. About !. !
million are already completed, and two mil
lions more viii be finished before the mint
cotamehces Payfng tLem out. Col. 8. also
states that since the establishment. OF The
United States Mint no lee, thau. one thouss.. :.
and ID eight hsSafed tots af sapp,r cents Il.
have bsen coined. thaEtag Of dishnc, pieces lee d,
one hundred and 6ftyy Riilions. 5f .Sese a
large number have been lost, converted in.
to "wsshers" for m,chinery. or otherwise
taken out Of circulation. '' - ,'','
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MOvvpso,.issy,

A letter 10 the Eaiiondl JnhRigencer pre-.
sent@ seme very startling views Of the pow.
er and designs Of the Mormons. tits writ.
ten by gentleman who is said to have late.
ly spent twelve months 10 the Salt Like
vSlley, engaged IN business connected with
the transit Of the mails through The territory
to and from the Pacific, and who confirms
fully tie statements and epprehensions or
taking prompt and decisive measures to pro.
teet the country from the dangers which
threuten 4 from this quarter. lie says the
hcrmons are one fsundred thousand strong
in Vtah, Avsides haying two hundred thous.
and spies and agents rcattered throoghou.
the country, and being IN close aiIianes
with three hundred thousgsd atsdians upon
our Western border. :tariai;
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Another Fallesa A1Agci.

The Waterbury, Conn, Journal records
the ."sail 'jof another Of the tamous three
thousand priests who proiested"in the name
Of "Almighty God" sgainst the Nebraska
Billie One BY one. lin rapid succession,
these wolves IN sheep's clothing arc being
stripped Of their disguise and exposed in
their true characters. s! The paper above
named says: ae' h.2a~ 'fea sgsi3 saa bat
We learn that Rev. Bir.a Smith of Had.
dan, 10 ithis STATE, a regular Fremont blow.
er, whose wife has been only about three
weeks lfIde the sod, has just "turned up
10 cotnscfI0a win snother iman's wifi. -
The affair has created considerable exritesl
lnent in the Beighborhond, tue reverend gen.
tleRag acknowledging the corn," and
sloPing 70 parts unknSwn.a saad godT -
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intelligence reached US yesterday from
Sssirueseta that band OF six hundred Sioux
Indians had been committing dcpredsiions
near the south bend of the Minnesota Riv..
er, and OF , 'inful Tumof that Mankato had
been attacked, destroyed BY fire, and m,ay
Of lie inhabitants cruslly murdered. ~
Fhe Indians are said u be the same band
that committed the depredati1rs and murders
at SpiEh Lake. Iowa-about forty miles dis
tant from Mankato. s25..i' 60 .t'5a1 "r
The fnfAbitants Of the Surrounding cc'ln.
try were foeking into ST. Peter for securi.
~. =soaa
Several companies Of troops from Fort
Ridgely were in purssit ef the Indians, and
cavalry had been cent fss 1o Fort Snelli
Great panic existed shrsughoEt the vari-
ous settlements in the Big Woods around
Mankato. The farmers and dtiIefs were
arnifug themselves and prepdingto jpin in
pursuit. z g.2: i .l@'zsS s.f-t
Our Informant states that, though there
may be some exaggeration in the reports az
given above, there is scarcely doubt but
that several citizens of Mankato have been
murdered. .s0a 7"1t .'7t+a Rait8 4
Mankuto Is abont ninety miles from Fort
thirty five from Fort Ridgely, and
twelve from st. Peter. -.
The correspondents OF the Press in that
region will doubtless furnish US with relia.
BILE Information in few days. ChicGgo
t'ress, Apra 2Ath. 8' - aE sd 2 .'4t- f..
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Patronage.

n During the administration of Frank lin
Pierce the asacuta Of gtvefnmsnt patrdhage
distributed in Massachusetts, was equal to
$40 per head for every Democrat in the
State! While the Democracy of Massa-
chusetis were thus being fed and supported
from the public Treasury Of the Nation,
Ohio. with her one huuarea and seventy
thousand democratic votes, had but two or
three second rate Offices, and not a single
first class appointment. or =aa aa ,soa~la 81
; Whether the claims Of the Buckeye
Stale will be reasonably considered or nut
by Mf. Buchanan, remains TO be seeh. .t C.
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AMENDMENT 70. 4

RsseIged bE the Gsneraf .7sssxBiv Of fAs Ssafs ~
Oato, thrcc ahhs Of the nacunbers elected b, each
house cagsagri'g therein, that Il bc and hereby Is
kropascd 20 The ,ciectprs f the Hsatc, M t sac,ij
uesdsy of ofOciober next ~ approve OF rjeri The kH
lowing amendment ms enhstiiu.o f,r liz. nrst auL
second sections of tho thift cnth article of the Gem
stHufiHh. Hlzi Corporations OF every desctiption
shall DO fca.ed and eori.ratc powers grant only
general laws which shall define the powers, pfivi
lcgs aud iminuHittcs aud prescribe the dltrs and
liabilities Of cSch eiassof rporations
but Is Gapcrt Assembly may snaet sprciai iaysfar
the ffilH " corporations In peculiar eis,s, and mzy
make special provisions ih regard corpfafi0ns Ia
cases whrefrom thc peculiar iocatiom or Interests
such spoctal rrUsisiaHs aro FtlaIrsd, aud may from
time !" time attes or Fepea all such law. - AfcA.
tLOrized by tilis section. ,,,. =
Is "ft ,Ega( Nh, .yAx. .y0Rfffss. !. r ID
Speaker Of the HssscgJ Rspresssfafirss,
'.'ib - ~ '1 THOMAS H. KeE3F4s, 3tt
.u,.,, ,,s,sE, TT PresideHfs sf tk: Ssaafs.
Dated APri! ,, 1867.
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'a' The thunder from ConneCticut and lowe
will call for fresh etfasion of blood from
the gaping wounds Of Kansas. Let new
collection be tsken-let Republican minis.
ters entcr the pol tienl arena once mOre.--
netting must be done.d The cause OF
freedom is onward; the cause of Republi
canism is in imminent peril sI'1'qg2 tes7g
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Utall.

From facts daily being developed, it is
evident that the President will be called up
on to take active and stringent measures
with the Mormons. Brigham Young needs
csging the tame as any ether dangerous
animal Let Buchanan bppoint d, governor
then who has the true metal in him--let
him place a.stsnding army at his command,
d.id, ,Hy spd by. the self constituted dictator
and apostle Of corruption, Brigham Young,
will be glad 10 lay of the robes Of his o.
flee, a'e'g -Ai "aa".-a .a.sH eJdt eY7
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floi.szb cotsrItsrIsH
A1EN ~ EN- s:
lHEHDMEnf no. 4,

hAs.lss11 ~ tAs osssrsl ssssnSsV n tIs sssss -
oAle, Thfes-nnhs of The msmbess slssisd 20 s.rh
aoess esse.rrlng thsrsin, nsth be nhd hsrsby b
ptgRg sles,of. u thIs stats N vote on ne
seeOad 1uesdly % October next, upan ne sppFoVal
or Rejection ofths feiissing nmcnArBcna a. suhStIs
of Tho coaslA lion and Ibr ne retaeS sss,inn ~ ~
same Article and Zoe ne hlrd section 81 ne slsVen,h
Artisle via; Aifsguizr sssslaus e he GsassaI As
sass,ss, % AZ. NJ -. - 1esdsy e Jsss
ana Representatives annuAlly, " The elrtafI ofler
neseeciise eOanes disrics on lc secood I'd rSlrg
ne ara s AZ s jssa SrT sss 9ss s, s sSs, sssss. q
a. 81 scnaiars shall continue two years. apd hat
representative cne yeas. The Sstaiers esectsd N
ihe Representatives slseled q NJ sane Time shnI
bold thetr omees Tor year ProvIdSi that seven.
teen OF me henators elected Tho sscund Tuesday
dent q The Svhsie may direct shali koid IVir on3
or only one year, and their successors shall BE- eIor
ed on The second Tuesday of ortobcr, one ilsusshh
ter. When any county shall have q Ifaetlon above
ne rates fof Representative lase lhni being multi
Piled by Yen, the result ,6bas, os uors
edfss saeh raios amIs ths 81 -
cenhlai period In the ~ lowing manner; n there s.
one ratio thsn RepFesehtative shall be allotted
ifsheSe a,s sI,os sxn s.,s q @s essis.
osted 10 the ninth and tenth srssons ifthsos % IN
cigtn' ninth and tenth ses Ions; lfour the ssvsh
eighth, hintb and tennis u sSA To- the flsh sIssh
seventh, eighth. allah and ,shs; lCsesra b q. ss
atil,, sixth, seventh, eighth. nihih and ts u yTt
- the third, fourth, nfi, SIXTH ssveih, ei ninth
and tenti u nine B., the sceond. third, ffth, mn,
sth, seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth iesssas of ~
decenRial periad respectively.
10 deiermlhine the number of SeRaieFssa Will any
snatnFial disiFiet might be entiticd IN any lseenn
Reri.d, ~ reason ofany lraciinal usenRtssa ssio,
me Traction shall be multiplied BY aSe, aud iftle re-
snt DC eqnal 70 one senatoriJ fatlo, udtlitopgl
senator .hal be allotted ~ said district ISr tho hl
and tenth sessions. u Il 30 equal 90 Eve surh ratios
an additional Senator G,r th4 seventh, otKbth nlu,,T
and tenth sessions shall be allotted 20 such disirc II
tenth.
four. 10 the third. fourth. afyh, sixth. serensi,
eighth, ninth aud tenth sessions respectively, ts
amehdment be adopted b. the electors, thS caahiiss
now entitled 10 more than Que member IN either 6r
both branches 0f the LegiAlatnre In tho Esrth and
alh sessions Of the present dccennia period now
provided, shall have Iike number Of mcmberV in
each branch thereafter each session of the rcalndtf
OF the present decennial period. s9eA d gie1
70 Nh. vASY0RHEs, =,
H. APeaksr ef tie HsHss II RePrsseHfsfsres,
q" THOMAS n. F0Rp, ="
PrsstdeHt Of the Senate.
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q We learn that the friends Of this gentle.
man, are urging his nams for un appoint
inert as Minister to Switzerland. Mr. Es.
ley, we believe, was born in Switzerland,
and Is perfectly familiar with the manners 5
customs andiiangu,ge Of that noble and in.
dependent race. AS Democrat, be is true
us steel-as q man end gentlemen he Il
abose eePfoacis.e 10 aaaitiJh 70 an intcilee,
Of the first order, he atids the finest accom-.
pliehmenis Of the sclsplar. During The late
Presidential contest, becaIYassed the State,
speaking sometimes in the English, sad
sometimes in the Gernas 4aageage, and bis
efforts told powerfully for the Democra.ic
cause. As an orator, he ranks among the
first Mr.. Buchanan can appoint no better
Representatives to The mountain Repubiic
than Mr. Egley. ,.. o.. "