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NOTE LOST.

~ Office is hereby given, that the subscriber
~ has lost a promssory note for Fifty dollars
against JAMES Cook. dated Upton, 18th Sept,
1893, payable TO HENRY ARLINGTON, or order,
one year from date, and bears ten per cent inter
est from date. JAMES Cook is hereby cautioned
not to pay anything said note, until othc rwise
directed by lac, and all persons cautioned not
10 PURCHASE said note, as il belongs to me. Sup
posed to have been 10 between Upton and the
subscribers house in Springfield. Any person
having found said note and returning it, shall he
rev r led for their trouble.
MO HENRY ARLINGTON.
Sprin cfeld, l4th Sept. 1859,
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WoN'T Do To TIE To. Does our
friend, Gen. Van Antwerp, remember
that characteristic remark of Old Bullion
in regard to Mr.. Douglas? Ale can new.
er be President, sir. His coat tail is too
near the ground sir" The General ought
to remember it, and not 'tie to- man
against whom Old Bullion has vatcinated
disappointment and defeat. az tail hold"
insuch a case would not be ga good hold"
Gate CITY.
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To the Public.

A IL. PERSONS wishing Dental operations
n performed. or Dental work done by the sub
scribcr prior to the IL; Of APRIL 1850, will please
call soon as expect to start to Philadelphia
Ito attend a course Of Dental Lectures) about the
! st of October next.
Nh. TULLOSS.
Upton Sept. Sd, is59--w3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

There was little need for the Peniten.
tiary during Democratic sway Gazette
Exactly so. Under the bcniynant
reign Of Iowa Locofocoism scounarels
were kept in office Instead Of being sent
to the Penitentiary whore they belong.
Things arc quite the reverse now -Hauk
Enc,
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1000 -
ORNAMENTAL EVERGREEN TREES
F11R SALE At AUCTION

The subscriber will, on THURSDAY, the .
18TH DAY OF OCTOBER
next, offer for public sale, one half mile North
Of linton, 1000 Ornamental Evergreen
Trees, from three to seven feet high; consisting
=, Ral.am Fir, White Pine, and Arbor Vitae.
Sale to continue from day to day until all arc
sors The Trees need not be removed until LIST
Of May next.
A creli. Of twelve months will be given on all
,,urch.se. OF ten dollars and over with approved
sccuy,tv. Further particulars made known atthe
time of sale.
-; Am Saint 24ti 80. 5..-..
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SUSPENSION OF Phillips, SAMPSON
& Co.--The Boston Transcript SAYS:
Inc announcement on Saturday after.
neon that Phillips, Sampson 4 Go. had
suspended payment, was received with
general regret in the community. Tho
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

Democracy, that they are opposed to the
Administration. Whether othert Of the
candidates. are Buchanan men We eannot
say With certaiusy,sbut believe that two
or three Of them are. o..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24
bUThe city Of Chicago was illumiua

sOThe city Of Chicago was illumiua-
ted on Thursday night, of the week Of
the National Fair, at an expense of about
100000 1t was splendid sight; sew
cral large buildings and about ten million
feet Of lumber making part of the fire.
About four blocks were burnt over West
Of the river and North Of Lake st The
fire was accidental, having caught in a
stable. An immense number of people
we're on the ground, The wind was very
strong, and but for the untirins steam
fire engines, the destruction would have
been much greater.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24
Cooling DOWn.

Since Gen. Dodge's speech here, his
especial organs appear to have materially
subsidized. We don't Hear any more talk
about Gen. Dodge as states nan, as the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24
Political! Meeting.

In accordance with arrangements made by the
candidates Tor the Legislature nt the two polio.
teal parties, political meetings viii he held a!
the times and places named below Some or all
Of the candidates on both sides will be present
and address the meetings. Let the people of n Il
parties turn out and hear both sides The meet
in ps " i'll comm ence al O'Clock L, NJ:
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WHAT Is FAME?-One of the trottino
horses exhibited at Chicago is named
Henry Clay Dean.
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hay tluiz says that some editors are more
cutting than sarcastic. We should Judge
so by the way they use their scs ors.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24
Republican County Ticket.

s.sss9 4 tss5 - .e. g. r...
: For Senator In the 2lst District.
'..g JAMES M. KENT,
otMassilon Township.
For Representative in the Goth Dstrics,
- ED. WRIGHT,
7-.F Il ny OF Cover Township.
9s' FOR County Judge, - o-..
-haa7 WILLIAM McLAIN.
- ."~fF tyta OF Inland TAwuship. Is .,
u: For Recorder and Treasurer,
~t..4.g'gp y. y. DANIELS,
g.. 80 s..s OF Ceutre Township.
Tor Clerk Of the District Court,
g.. ( ALONZO SHAW, -. Ar
.. g % OF Center Township. :
= :. sss.a. 49, For sheriff, rs
JESSE l.. BRADSHAW,
Of Springfield Township.
For Surveyor.
... 81 MARTIN q. MILLER,
rs.. e OF Sugar Creek Township,
Fer County Superintendent OF ommen Schools,
~. JAMES McCLING,
or Mission Township.
For Drainage Commissioner,
DANID PLATNER,
OF Pioneer Township.
For Coroner.
=. AUSTIN PARSONS.
.5r~- or Centre Towpship
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RHArEhs ANh NOW = Unrivaied Pa.
An,,,.. s,sras Reaper and Mover Combined, also
-" "sssr' nor sale hl JAS. & c. A, MYER,
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LcrAsKY, CAMPBELD 4 BEUNER,
Have received u choice assor.InI
DRY-COODS 6 GROCERIES,

Which they will sell ut the lowest cash prices.
E:F- Produce taken in exchange at market price
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SSAn-THE suhscr ibers wish to emp,ov
epCVU an active and reliable man in each
see'oh Oh the State tn travel and take orders for
Sugars and Tobacco,
samples. viii pay a salary of $500 to $500
per year, payable monthly. For samples and
partlcaiars apply to, or address incloainQ s,a,pp
'' is'arh postage CARY SMITH.
Tobacco nists,
aug -'-ot Sl2 Pearl Street. New York,
pLoWs:-The Celebrated Clipper Plows nov 40 e.
tensively In use, can be had At
Upton, April q. JAS Ac xv,.
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GREAT ATTRACTION,
FURNITURE
&C UPholSterv

@s3Xgsz.- The un.iersgne row havin.
~ on hand the largest and most
complete assortment OF furnitoyc
ever brought 70 this town, would respectfully in,
'ite the attention of the citzens Of Cedar and
eurroundingto it-leng fully con, ince,, that for
nfAbfrAf he can make it to the int, rest of ali
10 loy at him lis motto is
Vu'eh Sales, Small Profits, Speedy Returns:
ne VII! sell any and every article in hi. line .
.iaae' at river Prices adding cost OF transpor.a.
ton, and will
Aahe all kinds of Produce at River Prices.
wishing TO encourage a home trade, thus keep
~. ..s ahe money USUALLY paid for such goods 10
terms ~ " va 's''
MS stock is full And complete All kinds OF
wo made to order On the shortest po,ico and
al s wofh made in his shor, warranted.
store one door east OF Swetland,s
r;. WIN. BAGLEY,
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Also we have purchased the Upton Tan-
merry. and are prepared to pay the highest price
for Hides in cash or groceries,
McCASkI CAMPBELL i BRUNER.
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Republican State Ticket.

Election, ruesday, October nth, 1883.
- ~ FOR GOVERNOR, ...,
4. ]. KIRkWOOD, of johnson Co.
at.... FOR LIEgT. GOVERNOR,
.-, MI. RIsCH, Of Scott Co.
- II. p. LOWE. of Lee Go.
4. ID. STOCKTON. Of Dcs sloines Go.
G. BALDWIN, Of Potta wattam;e Go.
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n. B.-We are now pay ing cents per d. for
green hides, and IL cents per b. for dry hides.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-16
A. l:aar ~ Cos Premium Rhrcshing
Machines

TIL, T,,,,r,z.s Tbrsshfg. Machines made by A. GAAR
s. Co Of the spring Foundry, Richmond. Ind, are at
tracing the attention Of Farmers and Wheat growers
throughout the Western states.
The triumphant In which their Improved
Pitt Maahno passed through the closest tests at tho
Fairs last fall established it the best Separator and
cleaner in the United states.
At the Indiana State Fair last fall. the Committe had
the wheat equally divided TO each Machine from the
same now and II large sheet spread behind each Ma
chino on which the wasted wheat and chat was collect
cd and being agar through tho Machine, the
exact amount Of wheat wasted was correctly determ-
ined
G,Anx Co.'S Improved FIT Machine threshei
er minute with o,sa-thirt Of gallon waste
p w Robuson's Machine threshet u bushels per
minute with two and a half gallons waste speed cne-
quarter slower, and waste seven h"es grth'ei 'u"h
Gaar's Machiao0
H.s~elnan 4 yfutoa's first Machine threshed less
than enc busheJ per minute With -. gallons waste
tspecd oue-halt slower, and waste over eight times
greater than Cars Mashtne.
Hasselruan s Yiaton's second Machine, threshed ;
bushels per minute with three gallons waste. ,speed
one-t third slower and eight times greater than
Gaar's Machine1
Haskell x Cos Machine, taresbea ono bushel per
minute with three ami ha}t gallons waste speed
one.halr slower and waste ten times greater than
Gaar's MaeAlue.2
Farmers lock te your interest in having yonr wheat
throshcd and SAVED
Atthe Coanersyille Fair Fayettc co., our Horse
Imryavei Machine was awarded First Premium. the
tes, was rrag.ieal aud " run in competition with Il
horse Hamilton Machine. MoIt Machine aud Robin
sons Machine
AZ th, WAYNE county Fair, last TALL, VIC run asains
Robins5ns Machine, the wheat divided equally tsou
same 1uews sat threshed both runs Ia less tim'
and saved mere wheat.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-16
walnut level Pie Me.

c3- Remember the Pic Me to be held at
Walnut Level, on Saturday next Ample ar
engagements are being made for the crowd which
may be there however great i, may be. Ii the
weather il favorable it will be the largest aud
most intere sting Pic Me of the season. The
grounds cannot be surpassed for beauty in the
West. The trains carry passengers at half fare.
Mitchell's American Cornet Band will be there
Good speaking will be had, and it will be the long
looked for good time coming
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-16

% Z miner 4 Emswi.er, invite attention TO
th-r stock Il Notions fancy articles, as being mere *
teusive than eher house in she city ana rom
the ftc i.ta thc pfa in purchasing Is sold AZ
r4,s rates They are engaged in the sale q Wall
PAPER which receives p-aaqt attention az tAeIr bands iaey
u,aauceurs all Aais Candies aaa sci! them wholesale
nnI retail prices they can he bought IL tas city
II voa want aavt IL line, cali doors west ct
the Palladium one.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-16

The Grocery Store Of oar friend Moore
house. ua1e- the a~n q J c. Campbell s Co. is fist
ming way Ga>5s favor Purchaser. 5nI tat they
se almost eHy article they desire IN that .iaes and
aai II precisely represented 20 ls. Tey saIat
fernl prise s child cheap any person. All via
especial pains accommodate si WAC may Tatraa5zs tua.
They deal extensively ia ca-t7y Tcau-e. aai
always Supplied With articles tl.s kind Thy
some tea aheA elaag 10 aay have sae
1ly.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-16

asy-Starr X White are uov engaged in extend
ta their pipes into many ,be private residences sid
business house. The G>e sc As Is becoming
almost rlrer.I IN parts ri tav liy where the l-1-
pfp have been al anu Use para, 6aisa Ial a9w made
~ t, viii sst uA demand paris ef tAe City not
-, stfi-8 rhe ars prepared pas fixtures # al
Kinds "a sA.rs notice ami style eiaAl to these ia aay
city
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LA DoZ. Egan's
" r TING FLUID


PHYSICIANS Pocket Gases.
TOR SALE -
L HUMMER < KELLY.
-a-= 9. 1859 zs-6w
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c.4- The PaIat.ai Bazaar OF our friend. = q
puxss,e i tAa centre 81 attraction tr the avers
Craan smI ether ei tGe Every tning Is FL
the quality an served aT ia the best manner lie also
h., very ar wau Psuer, &c 20 the latest styles
au are u which PURCHASED a7ee' fron TnanGf'e-
tu-ars and .h ssgt r-ss Uurr-oautey low HIS
stick 81 tsvs sYeGy Ia-s;hs largest in tha city, aud
brace almost every VARIETY Fancy articles u the better
class ra s,a Je fsuaI Gall aud them
So. .... a--r. as. q she Aua.-o-.-a l-ase.
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JAMES L. SNOW
Dealers in AL kinis

&CccKs-ok = TH0s. SEsToRs Co.. corner Nan ard
- gT5Lt streets. Dealer Groceries. proyg.g9-s -,
eFsfy hing 1saA}iy faHSi In = srst class frsearg
ksSaens~r sat Sn5E Is 10 be aa4y r-a4a
ssave ssfrrttet BE- hap5y T. - ~ ~
r@1ds ard custgruers friendly fee.z utn ii 49,
rAQ viii favor a call.
~ N extra charge fsr delivering FIoar Feed II
kchEn1n ID. Ind, April Fl. I@5s. "a,
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The Pet Lamb Again.
Gle M. S C 0 TT.

Is now recaleia- lis spring an aaamer Goods. direct
L lrau.tt.- Eastern HIS stock Is unusually large
ami desirable, embracing AL % the lending styles OF
x Fancy Dress Goods in great variety lis sto5k
Domestic floods - epnpir1s al Mi BE s9-l Al ''@
lowest price they afforded any where The Carpet
department the largest stsek ia >apni CT
-uarfar stv-s quality Three Pts English Tapestry.
f}r1--ll Super acraIn. Cotton Warp. Han AID
S.4.r Rag Hemp al stray Carpet aui Mating !.
81 1 and l. oil Cloths. all at prices lower
than u-f1rs this mtraet- window Linens
Painted window Paper Lace md swiss El ID
cred Cotton saI Wool Dtmask Cur aims Also the lat
Improved Rollers anl nxares Tor Iaa5ag Cnrttlrs
Umr Carpet Chain aaA Cotton Yarn, Teens are
and fTtrceItrs-l fItt stock
our ztgex of B1OrS AND SHOES Is better than ever,
and lowing great c4p=tz:to1t VII he sold At prl-
c.s }5a-a- han gore REACHED ~ ms sta--@
complete Of Wall Payer aa# Bordering. Hats
apt, B5nnet and rrmu 3, and straw Goods generally
But useless attempt 70 *nua4ef4te
win oli customers AMI Al who want 10 ohy
Goods that made terms equal 70 net cash
ehettp Any man living nave APP
piled business for the last ten years
and built ut a good con stdar myself permanent
IL located shat responsible for all thtt sy and DO
and au determined ssai a prices ta' tot dJy az
15norl5fa pa4. Bat would prefer that every hody
would call ana the nasyes rather ttn merely ttAe
my word for it What a does l. the thing.
l-y-R .u.euleer the PET LANE
\. B--Au kinds of asrchRut'ate country 4T''4ce
taken fu HNst4H Ee for foods
H.ctr4 u3. Aft. Il, L, 9. l>t
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To my old Customers & Friends

TEAEI&G sai3 o.: my entire stock e BEsss aud
4 Ns5z=51es n Ds-51 ?. Brusx aad believing h5-a
70 Be tasrsaz7 D-ugzi.t aud Asrnaasezatist take
zs=szsra 81 1dI- l.ul - -s c1a1te1e= #
ia friends patrons and The p1Hlse generally a3 t5pe
wa X 81 e-ts13 n5- your TatraEage an3 confidence
Persozz aFsag themselves Indebted - y book
aeeraa: y stbe-rlae viii please cal Al TIE old
sszas arH settle o. POTTS
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-16
Partnership Notice.

T'HE undersigned have formed partner hip, unier
L the and style Of Watson Y .Esteii. in the
business Of psguerrcotypes. Ambrotypas, Neaino-
types and Photographs. They occupy the Oil rooms
of Mr.. Watson, and prepared 1T all orders
promptly and IN style which shall give entire salts
faction. JOSEPH WATSON,
WILLIAM E<TETI.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-16

70 STEPHEN ScoTToN, is nov selling At h.s
CuEAF LuNsER YARD, North Seventh Street, at
lower prices for cash than a1y other dealer Ia the
city-dry two iug4 staff for frames, SI6o per loo
feet--uamber one cut Shingles, uniform wsdch. at
s2-15 per 1000. He is also prepared to dill Bills
IA less time than ever before, at $40 per 100 IT,
for jest aai scant.ja-aad Sl35 per loo #, fer
boards, ALWAYS nELTvERgD.--for GASP. \ yery
superior article u sawed gas;erers la,L ii =. 80
Per 1000, Common shingles S2,o1 per 1000.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-16

SEWING MACHINES-Olr uei-h5or. sam
mel Be..5s has sold quite large number of sew
iug Maelaaes. No family San afford to - With
out enc Of them. and large number ef ear Heop'e
are fndaE out the truth Of this statement ~.
Bells has made arrangements by which Re can
SCI then al manufacturers ret-.. prices Cal
aud Sc them.
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Assirnee's Sale of Y aluable
REAL ESTATE.

rs.RE nnder5 saad will sell the following described
[ Valuable Real Estate, % VIII: The well known
Store HOSE ard Lot c-. The
Corner Of Nam and Peart streets,
and the Fine Brick Dwelling House snI Lot on
North Marion Street, Richmond, Ind, also,
Farm Of 1910 Acres,
miles south East # Richmond, the Boston Fike,
also another Farm on mile Greek Treble County.
Ohio s~hi.a Is we'll improved. The above de=erfbei
r-arerty known the Ham Property. ami VIII be
LA al. Favors biz close tn As~-.ea=Ht. For
further Information and Terms IF sale 4gire ef the
UNDERSIGNED. CT It jason Ham who VIII show the
property purchases TIE whole "f tLIs property
gIli be sgIi subject the in ullbraurcS ufaf II.
JOEL RAILSBACk,
Asstgaee Of j. Ham.
s.icsraout. May = 1850 -4-4t
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w o ODE n PUN P S

9. TEAS q CO,
DUP MAKERS, Eorth Pearl street NaafsbY.s
corner. Prom the long experience u one = the
firm II re above named business. feel eoEadsat
azt se car gre general satisfaction.
klr.nsr4. ] N. =. lss.. IF
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gotal5, 9lotitc5, st.
Richmond, June &c, $50.
REPUBLIC4N CANDIDATES.

ClerE ..f The eyans. SOLOMON MEREDITH,
-4agugr. BESJAMIS L. MARTIN,
Rse1rfer. THEODORE }. Riley,
Canaf4 C5aaaitssEaae-- EDMUND LAWRENCE.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-16
For SaIe-In Richmond,

For Sale-In Richmond,
BOUT txa aces If Lam. near The pepg.. w3sh
f5Is8S8a- la-9r8F-le-uts Large fran Hzess5Hz,
Stas=. Car-8a JIss= iiaas=, Wool fa4szs eli
C5sse-a zo5t S4riae and Spras Hs1ser FT4ss IEssst
sAE1Hzry &c Ne property VIII take s-azii house
srH exeE4u
\ god Haaze ara Lit Fort Wayne A7=aas r5s-as,
gees Cslzr. We 81 cIsL=rE-
A. saz above property ~lH He sill IoE. cay pay
az--2 JANIS l. PoE
Ret n ID, Feb :. I-59 ssf
For Sale on Favorable Terms,
excellent Brick H5uEe with / acres Of Land,
\ situate Eraa north af kieH,nsHd TEs House
Is SUES 4Hta1ly built and we'll finished Taars ara +
rooms su4 large attic, aI-p II tie best u cellars
tie whole s.z- yE tae HCu.e There is rarri4ge
house waaa house. smoke house AM spring aeass,
slth never failing spri8g also good well aai els
tern. and a large stable
Empire f jos. EIeBIN@DN.
Jan -, l-52. -
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czs- There will be MasOuic Celebration a,
Nuuei-. on the Path Of lure next
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40 Rent.

: the town Of Carthage, Rush County. an eligible
i corner stand Tor -s.liu.; gods or groceries.
Enquire of r NAltf, p NJ
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Teas. Teas.

4 FRESH supply % chc.cs Teas q Tzrsecz ktaas s-t
y szzssEi=. He1sese~psrs .-zEi - yell ga n
tss- 9 y EARsEE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-16

. sIITea JI1IHlag oI0T0 IS "a pace . g
Clothes. either ready-ma3n orier IL, stock Is
all made up under his prs nal Inspection and are therefore
warranted be represented IL purchased his cloths
satJ;aatts vestip- goods &C. ot drst
hands, aud upaH personal ia crian, aui therefore pre-
pared the lowest and i-ure satisfaction
every ~orknen have Lad great deal Of
psrsuee, careful d1 their WORK neatly AMI sui
acknowledgements, confidently Invites the patronage
% the putie,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-27

0%The following from the Mac-a,cheek
Press, Republican paper Of Logan county,
Ohio, is in striking contrast with the low
flung abuse in other papers Of the same par
ty, posred out on the gentlemen named
in it We do not agree, however, with the
"Press, that Mr.. Pugh failed in the Senate
Far from it. His course has been brilliant
And we are proud to add that the Democ
raey Of Ohio can boast Of as many noble
spirits in it's first rank, as any State in the
Union, and among them Groesbeck, Ranney,
Matthews, Thurman, Cox, Pendleton, Me-
Cook, and others.
Hon. GEoRGR Il. PUGH.--We have said
our say Of this gentleman in the heat Of a
political contest in which one is apt 10 be a
little personal and somewhat preiudic 3D.
We hasten now, not TO take back what we
have uttered, but say our say when we feel
that we are not only cooler but Victorious
Mr.. Pugh leaves the Senate of the IT, s
where he has failed beyond question, but
we should be sorry to see him leave our
State or the political field. How much 90
ever we may differ with him, we cannot Dc
ny that he is a man Of eminent talents and
hard student We are confident Of our
cause, and beg in heavens name for such
opponents. The tendency Of politics, ia
downward. Demagogue, once a decent
name, meaning teacher OF the people, came
60 be term Of reproach, and the name OF
politician iS rapidly falling into disrepute =
All trades call for an apprenticeship but this
Of politics, and every tonguey idiot able to
stand on end feels himself competent tc
teach, and 20 il comes 10 pass that ignorance
aud vulgar abuse and personal slang Gil the
land, and disgust all decent people George
E. Pugh aud Mr. tVallandigham are not Of
this sort and wetrust that they may con,
tinue leaders Of their party so long as that
party saall keep the field.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-27
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