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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
Is Douglas "a DenlagOgue!

Gov. DENNIsoN in his Wooster speech,
stated that DouGLAs is q demagogue and
does not intend to carry out the doctrine
of non intervention if elected. Does the
following declaration indicated that he is
dodging the issues;
Il STOOD" said Mr.. Douglas, the other
day at Rocky Point, Il stood on the plat
form of non-intervention, supported by
Webster and Clay, in 1850; ! stood with
Fillmore on it in 1851 and 1852; ] sus-
tanned Perce's Administration upon 1t
during its four years; helped to elect Bu-
chanan and Breckenridge on it in 1896;
AND, SO HELP ME GOD, INTEND
TO STAND ON 1T, NO NATTER
WHO DESERT IT!'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
sTUBER's sCHOOLHOUSE,
Keep their Record Unveiled.

Honest voters should not permit them
selves to be deceived by the persistent ei-
forts of few conservative Republicans to
conceal the real objects of the controlling
elements of that party. There are two
great leading features of the Repcblican
party that overshadow all Others and
should never be lost sight of by voters
The Circleville Waterman thus sets them
forth. First, they demand that Congress
and all the branches of the federal govern
ment shall be exerted to prohibit slavery
in all the territories owned by the United
States, and this dogma is to be pressed
to the bitter end, under Lincoln's ''irre-
prcssible conhit," without any regard to
the rights of the South in the Territories,
or its fatal consequences upon the stabil-
ty and peace of the Union. In the sec
ond place, all the leading Republicans,
with Lincoln as chief, are determined to
place the negro upon an equality with
the white man. In Massachusetts, where
the Republicans rule everything, and make
all the laws, they have already put the
negro above the foreigner in point of right
And this is what they will do everywhere
il they get the power.
No Republican need attempt to deny
that these are darling measures with the
Republican party. That their leaders
who make their platform are detepinec
to carry ont these measures, and that al
who join their party must come up to th'
standard, or act as baggage masters unit
they get strong enough to swallow mig
ger whole.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
Political Items.

The BELL party have nominated full
electoral ticket in Iowa.
=. G.. BREoKENRIDGE, Esq, kinsman
of boiling JonN, is stumping the Old Do
minion for DOUGLAS
Hon. r. s. CLINdMAN is soon to take
the stump in North Carolina for the Lit
tie Giant. SO says the Montgomery Con-
federation.
The Douglas Democrat is the name OF
n new paper lust started at Lowell, Mass
1t is neatly printed and ably edited
sheet and bids fair to do Woman service
in the good cause.
THE Madison (Louisiana) Democra
one of the most influential papers in the
State has hauled down the Breckinridg'
and Lane flag and hoistcd the Na'iona
banner of Douglas and johnson.
GoIp of remarkable purity has bceI
discovered in small quantities in the towl
of Lebanon, n, II. Several persons have
built hume, and intend to try their for
tunes at mining.
Ex-PnEslpENr Martin Ban Buren, pre-
dicted to friend the other day at Shar
on's Springs, that Judge Douglas woul'
carry the State of New York in Novem
Der. The President will prove II tru
Prophet.
WE understand that the Hon. Georg
Nj. Dallas. United States Minister to tn
Court of st. James, in recent letter t.
gentleman in Philadelphia, has declare'
himself to be in favor of the election c
Douglas and johnson.
The Hon. Willie p. Mangum, of Mort
Carolina, has partially recovered hi
physical powers, for some time impaire
by paralysis, though he can neither spca
nor walk with ease. His mind, howeve
is clear and calm.
\ Portland paper says that Gen Tol
Thumb is to take wife from that city
not only 'one of Portland'S tairest daugl
= ters, but the handsome and acconplishe
daughter of one OF our Oldest and mo-
: esteemed citizens. She is said to b
pretty, below the ordinary height, an
! heiress to quite large estate
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
COVOdc kcpOrt---Ni, i,Iian Hell
mick,

We are under obligations to Mr.. Hell.
MICK for his kindness in sending copy
of the Report o! the Covode committee
After looking it over we conclude, with
a number of Republicans we wot of, that
the report is not worth the reading, Not
ono person in five thousand will ever see
it, and of those who do see it not one in
ten will ever read it. 1t is gotten up aS
IL Republican clcctioucering document,
and printed at the public expense The
cost Of its publication is over sccen han-
dred HoUSand dod0rs
Now, Mr.. llELmcN, We propose to
talk plainly to you, and if you have any
reply to make we want you to answer "
tuthfully. You know you voted in
Congress for an appropriation of a abou
SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS of the peoples money to pay
for printing the Covode Report; you arc
fully aware that you voted this amount
OF money out Of the treasury to pay for a
document for the exclusive use of the Re,
publican party in the present campaign
you expect it to aid in rc-clccting you to
Congress: now, don't you think you have
n pretty liberal supply OF check when you
can, with the assistance Of your fellow
members Of Congress, take this larg,
sum OF money from the people without
value received aud hold the trash that il
purchased up as an inducement for then
to send You back to commit further dep
relations oy their pockets? Mr., HrL
moH, you may be very nice man, prob
ably you are, but you arc Member Of
Congress that has been noted for its cor
mPtion and bare'laced plmdering of tn
people,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
The Germans orthc West.

In all portions of the West the Ger
mans are rallying to the support OF Doug
las with an enthusiasm and unanimity
hitherto unparalleled in political cam
paigns A large majority of those whc
four years ago preferred Fremont to Old
Buck are heart and soul with us now
In this State, in Iowa, and Wisconsin
the change in this respect is tremendous
Every mail brings us letters of the
most cheering character, and from per-
sous who have recently travelled over large
portions of these States we have the sam,
good tidings ofioy in tcgard to the mass
es OF Western German voters.-Deaier
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TIckLr.
X Fifteenth congressional
Biserict--tOI. Il. IA. NugPu.

vt the Democratic Convention for the
9TH Congressional District, held at Mt.
Nernon on the Goth ult., Col RoBERT II.
.tGEY, Of Tuscarawas county, was nom
juated for Congress. The Democracy OF
Holmes county were anxious to have their
cAndidate, Mr.. REED, nominated, but the
numbers we've against them, and like good
Democrats they will abide by the will of
the majority and give hearty support to
the nominee. Col. NUGEN is well, favora-
bly, and long known to tho people Of the
district; for forty years he has been sol
dier in the Democratic army; he is one of
the pioneers Of the county; one Of the
"Old jackson Guard" one of those who
have always fought hardest in the dar-
kost hours Of the party; he has never been
an Office seeker or an Office holder to any
extont, prelerrng to be high private in
the Union loving, law abiding hosts OF
Democracy. lie has long been regarded
as one among tho most active and
thorough going business men of this sec
tion of the State, and so honorable has lac
been in all his transactions with his fcl
low men that the tongue of scandal OF
SANDER cannot assail him; his word il
always regarded as good as his bond
IL will suffice to say that the moral, po
litical and social character of Col. NuGEN
is without n stain. Such n candidat,
the Democracy and the good and tru
men of all parties can join hands in work
ing for, knowing that he who has for 81
long time discharged every duty to hi
party, his neighbors and himself is wor
thy of being trusted as their representa-
tive in Congress
We do not doubt that Col. NuGEN vii
be elected, but "littlo Holmes" must d
her duty; then let us all so to work an
send greeting to our sister counties OF th
district one of those cold Hickory" ma
iorites, which have made our galan
county honorcd by the friends of Consti
tutional Liberty to the larthelnlost end
OF the Union.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
southern Illinois Aroused; Great
Demonstration.

A Tremendous Democratic meeting
was held at Bcllcville, Illinois, last week
The crowd in attendance was estimated at
from 2j, 200 to $4,000. The procession
was seven miles long, and contained six
hundred and ninety-two vehicles and sew
entecn bands of music. A prominent
feature in the procession was model ship
called the Constitution, on wheels, which
was full riggcd, and manned by thirteen
boys appropriately dressed After these
came the warriors OF 1912 and the Mexi-
can War, with banners that float and
drums that beat at Buena Vista. Among
those present was an old gray-haired vet
eran, named Rcdman, who has voted FOL
every Democratic President since Wash
ington. lie was dressed in Cuntinental'
cooked hat an all, and appeared to per
sonify 1776. If he lives till Novembe
he will vote for Stephen a. Douglas.
The plurality of Douglas over Lincoll
in the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth anc
Ninth Congressional Districts in Illinois
it is believed, will be $4,000.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
On the stump.

The following distinguished Southern
Statesmen have taken the stump fol
DoUGLAs.
Hon. Alex II. Stephens, of Georgia.
Hon. John Letcher, of Va; Hon. Thorn
as l.. Clingman, Of N. c.; Hon. John
Forsyth of Ala; Hon. Albert Rust, OF
Arkansas; Hon. Miles Taylor. of La.
Hon. Henry S. Foote, of Miss: Hon. II
NJ. Waterson, of Tenn; Col. Flourncy
of Ark. Hon. Isaac T.. Morse, of La.
John Young Brown, of Kentucky. Hon
John Millson, of Va.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
DOsl't DO II.

Democrats, when you go to Republi-
can meetings wear no badges or anything
else calcrleted to give offence to the op-
position. We have noticed, at every
Democratic meeting we have attended, II
lot of Republicans wearing badges. Such
displays are looked on rs direct insults.
They arc intended for that, and they are
calculated to ongcndcr quarrcls. We
hope the Democracy will not follow the
unmannerly example the opposition have
set in this respect. When you attend
your own meetings wear them, that is The
place for them.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
Douglas i'm the south.

Judge DouGLAs has recently visited
Raleigh, y. c., Norfolk, Richmond, Pet,
ersburg and other places in Virginia. AT
every point he was welcomed by enthusi
astic thousands, The firing of guns, the
waving of flags and the tumultuouS shout,
of the populacc greeted him wherever h,
went. No such receptions have ever be
fore been witnessed in the South.
A Douglas and Douglas,
Louder the mmut grows,
God speed the man who fought so well
Against u thousand foes!
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
Ohio COngrcssslcm.

The Democrats will probably gain six
members OF Congress from Ohio at the
coming election, viz: one. in place OF
GuRLEy, in the Second District; another,
in place of Ashley, in the Fifth; CAREY,
in the Ninth; TRmGLE. in tho Tenth;
llELmcK in the Fifteenth, and THEAKEn,
in the Seventh District. As we shall lose
none, we shall then have twelve members
to the Republicans nine.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
Carrying ont Their Principles,

The military organization of the Sec
tional Republicans, in their Wide Awake
clubs, is significant feature. One OF
them in New York, we see, is taking the
shape of military corps, while we read
in the Albany Epening journal that 'Au'
burn the home of Senator Seward, rs
arming.' This is eminently right and
proper. The election of Abraham Lin
coin means rar upon the South, and the
Wide-A -Awakes, therefore, are but prepar'
ing, in the event of his success, for the
imepressibe conflict. Part Of the pro-
gramme. according to Lovejoy and SUM
ner, is to drive the shareholders, like
poisoned rats, into their holes. and to dc
that. of course military will be necessa
lry.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
How sareesl they are.

Men who loaf around lat Offices in cit
les, sucking at the public tcat until they
grow AS corpulcnt rs so many hogs in No
vembor, can calculate the chances of Lin p
coin, BHEcKINppGE and BELL, but they
know no more of the public sentiment of
the country than so many Eastwood men.
They will not believe, when told, that the
honest masses, the toiling millions, the
men with stout hearts and strong arms
who are the bone and sinew of the coun-
try, and who do the voting for the coun-
try, are waking up as men have never
walked before to do battle for the Little
Giant" Of the West. The coming elec
tion Is one of the greatest political con
tests the world has ever witnessed; it is
contest of tho people against the Office
holders, of the masses against the loarcr,
and pensioners upon tho bounty of thu
government; it is a fight between tn,
friends of Constitutional liberty and pop
uar rights on the one side, and of thosC
who believe in Congressional sovereignty
who think the rich and better borr
should govern on the other side. Thos,
who calculate that the honest voters of tn
country will not elect STEPHEN A. DoUG
Las, who has never deceived or betraye,
them, arc grecner than cucumbers in July
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
From the Plain Dealer.
Behold the Conquering Hero
Comes
DOUGLAS IN THE NORTHWEST |!
10 be i'm cleveland, sept. ~.
UMBUs, SEPT. "a
CJncinnoti, September 2G.
SEPTEMBER ss

"lIail to the Chief who in triumph advances"
A special dispatch from Washington to
the New York Herald gives the above pro-
grammc of Mr.. Douglas movements in
.he "Great Northwest"
Let the people rally in their might and
hear the great expornder of the Constitu-
ton and the bold defender Of their rights.
Friends of Popular Sovereignty, arause
to dutyl Put on the whole armor of De-
mocracy and come out
Hickory Boys, awake |! Organize your
clubs; canvass every town and precincti
gather the old, the weak and the unwil-
ling, and bring them in teams, in process
sions, on foot, on horse back, on trucks,
on stills, to these popular evatons of the
people.
Iark! from the broak and noble West,
Where Boon's and Bentons ashes rest,
In one unbroken Douglas shout,
Louder still the peal rings out:
"Clear the way, around the border,
~ The WEST is nalshalled and in order.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
SheriH'S Sale.
Marvilus is. S. Rudy

Marvilus S. Rudy, |
VS..
Isaac Rudy.
Vendi exponas vs. defendant in this case issued
from Stark county Common Pleas and to me d.
rected at o'clock p. NJ.
on Monday, the sn day Of october 1860.
shall expose to public sale at the door of the
Court House. in Millersburg, in said county, ths
following d iscribed real estate, towit: the undi.
vide eighth part of tho south quarter of sec
on thirteen, township nine, of the sixth range, in
the United States military district Holmes county
Ohio except so much thereof as is described fol-
said quarter, thence north degree, east forty
nine perches and twenty links thence north eighty
eight degree fifteen minutes. east one hundred and
sixty pcrches and twenty links thence south one de-
gree east forty nine rods thence south eighty
degrees fifteen minutes to the place of beg nipe
containing fifteen acres subject to the life estate OF
Catharine Rudy therein with the appertenanoes
JOHN FRENCH, Sheriff.
Sept 4th 1860 VS. pfS4,OO
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
THE PEOPLE MOVING.
5000 DEMOCRATS IN COUNCIL f!


And everybody runs"
Tie Democratic meeting at Shrove, on
Saturday last, was a grand affair. Al
though but a township meeting, at a
small village, the people were there full
three thousand strong. The procession,
headed by gun squad, two bands Of
martial music and the Milersburg Demo
cratic Band, was about one mile in length.
The town was forest OF hckorieS; fifty
four poles having been raised by the peo-
pie; beautiful arches of hickory leaves
spanned the streets. In the procession
there were one hundred and fourteen large
flags and banners; more than hundred
wogons were loaded with hickory bushes;
there was one wagon from Ripley town
ship to which Lhirty-two horses were at
tachcd Eloquent speeches were made by
o. +. JONES and G.. +. VopHEs, Esqrs.-
At night there was brilliant torchight
procession, and the people were addressed
by Judge BLISS.
The gallant Democracy of Prairie, Rip.
| ly, Washington and Monroe townships,
in this county, were at the meeting in
their strength The Holmcsville martial
band is good institution for Democrat
ic meeting. 1t was a glorious meeting
all agree that it was good to be there
Things is workin-"
$50 fight on my lively lads,
'rlo ,;ctnr,. III conn bu n,r. =,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
BENJAMIN CRAWFORD,
NJ. G.. HARMON.
" TIVIT' 'VTIN TE VTITK'
GOVERNOR LETCIILR's REILLY.
RICHMOND, ' lRG,HiA, Aug.

RICHMOND, iRGlsiA, Aug. %, 1850.
GENrLrMEN:.-You our letter of the Doth inst, de-
string to know the position intend to take in the
Presidential contest, has been received and avail
myself of the earliest moment TO reply. | have
purposcy avoided committing myself to the sup.
port of either Breckenridge or Douglas in the hope
that a compromise would lie agreed upon by the
two conventions recently held in our State that
would be honorable and mutually satisfactory to
both wings OF the Democratic party. All hope OF
an adjustment having now failed, IhaUe no hes ia
ton in deciaring that my sUpport rU be giren 10
DOUGLAS and JOHNSON.
The division that has occurred in the Demo
cratic party, could have been, and | think ought
to have been avoided There was no more ne
cessity for rupture in lS6Othan there was in 1856
The division has, however, taken place The
breach is widening daily, and it is useless now to
inquire into the causes which have produced these
deplomble results. Such discussion Will not re-
store union and harmony but will, of necessity,
ndd TO the present embarrassment, and will only
/ tend to make certain the election ofa sectional
candidate to the Presidency, whose success all
patriots must dcplore. ] sincerely hope, there
FORE that the discussions which seem now unavoid-
able, between the friends of Breckenridge and
Douglas, will be marked by prudence and moder
alton, and that after this struggle has been ended
spirit OF conciliation and compromise will restore
the union and harmony of our party.
, Respectfully your obedicnt servant
JOHN LETCHER.
The Governor of Virginia the late J
elected Governor, with three years yet tC
serve as Commanderin Chief of the mil
tia and chief executive officer of the Stat,
has thus emphatically told the disunion
lists where he can be found, in case of
Southern secession and attempt to breal
up the Union.
LErcHER lives in the old Tenth Legion
where all the Democratic maiorities hay
come from in that State for the last TWEEN
ty years, and where, too, nine out of tel
of the voters are DOUGLAS Democrats
LETcHER looks to the future. He know
that the Democratic party, even in Viz
ginia, cannot uustain itself on any othe
principle than those of Popular Sovel
eighty. lie looks to the people for fl
ture promotion; while RUSSELL, who lie
off a portion of the Virginia Delegate
into the boilers movement, is looking t
Old Buck to give him the Virginia vacar
cy on the supreme bench-tho very plac
promised to CUSHING and dozen Others
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
iS>Oslri.

Tho DouGLAs majority in Missouri at
the late election ovcf the next highest
ticket was 5000 on Governor, $4,000 OF
Lieutenant Governor, and 500 on Mem
bcrs of Congress This will do for I
State whore, three years ago, the Demo
cratic majority was only 300. BREcKlN
mpaG's ticket only got 10000 votes il
the State ont Of 100, 900.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
Democratic Meetings.

Tho way to get up a Democratic meet
ing is for few of the faithful at village,
school house, cross roads or any place
else, to agree upon the time and place for
the meeting and send word to j. A. Els
TILL, Chairman of Democratic Central
Committee, who will furnish them with
speakers and bills for the meeting
pitch in."
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
nImss MiIIcrsbmrg.

The Democracy of little Holmes"
will hold mass meeting at this place on
Thursday the 4th of October, Hon. GEo
L. Puou. Hon, llENRY b. PAYNE, Judge
WARDEN, Hon. a. NJ. JACKSON, j. q
lussENMuuLLER and Coz. joss, Esq, will
be present to address the people.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
The Young Men.

Nearly all the young men of the coun-
try are enthusiastic for DouGLAs and JouN-
son, We are glad to see this; the day
will come when they will boast of hav-
ing cast their first vote for STEPHEN A
DouGLAs as old men now boast of having
first voted for General JACKSON.