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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11


The Republican Mass Meetingin Millenburg
on Saturday last, the 9th inst. was adecided
success. When we saw the Democratic masses
pouring in to their meeting on the wednes-
day previous. we confess We had misgivings
that the Republican meeting would not come
up to theirs In point Of numbers. But by l2
o'clock on Saturday. our fears in this respt ct
had already vanished, for we saw before US in
procession fully one-third more than were in
attendance on the Wednesday previous. They
came from all directions, with banners and de-
vices Of all kinds in their professions. There
was the music Of four excellent bands beside
that of the drum and fife with which number
of professions from different parts of the coun-
ty were provided. We viii not pretend to give
list Of the objects of attraction that day, but
prominent among them, was large wagon
containing thirty-three young ladies carrying
flags representing all the States. The wagon
was tastefully decorated, and filed with the
beauty of town and country. Friend BEADES
was on hand with large OK team, on which
were some of "old Abe's boys splitting rails.
A wagon representing sugar plantation with
slaves to work. and overseer lashiRg them to
still further efforts, was great eye-sore to some
of our opponents. Several branches of mech
anism were well represented on another wagon.
These were few of the prominent objects OF
attraction in procession that day.
About noon special train of seven well fill
ed cars arrived, bringing with it the Akron
Wide Awakes, numbering over 100 as fine fel-
lows as ever carried torch, the Akron Band,
one of the best in the State, and the Coply Gun
Squad, small but effective force. In addition
to these, there arrived on the cars over 200 Wide
Awakes from the different stations along the
road, Holmesville, Fredericksburg. Apple Creek,
Orrville, DC, and several hundreds besides, that
do not belong to the companies enumerated.
WILLIAM ORR, Esq, of Wooster was first in
troduced, and his speech, like that of Judge
TnDEs who followed him, was most excellent
one.
In the evening, over 400 Wide Awakes, led
by the four bands paraded through the streets
presenting an imposing and beautiful sight
They were addressed by Messrs. DOUGLAS (noi
! Stephen Al and MoMILLEN, 10 short but excel
lent speeches.
About 10 O'Clock in the evening the crowd
dispersed orderly to their respective homes, feel
ing well satisfied with themselves, and the day /
proceedings, always excepting a few soured To-
cofocos, who saw nothing that day to commend
and wore faces as long as Lincoln rails, growl.
ing and snarling at every one they met.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
GaribaIdi and Cavour.

The Hartford Courant says the quarrel
between Garibaldi and Cavouri is to be un-
derstood:: in Pickwickian sense. Garibal-
di does not choose to obey the orders sent
by the King of SARDINIA until he is ready.
He will eventually annex Naples and Sici-
ly to SARDINIA, but chooses to take his own
time for it,. He prefers to seize Venice and
Rome first. Hence, when be receives these
orders, he says they emanate from Cavour
and Farini and demands their dismissal.
They all understand each other.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
For the Holmes County Republican

Mr.. EDrroR:-We feel under many obliga-
tions to the citizens of Millersburg, for the kind
ness shown us during our visit OH Saturday last.
To our host and hostess, (Mr. d Mrs. CoHN,) }
who SO generously and beautifully provided for
our temporal wants, we have but one word to
say-"satisfed." To CHARLEY BEEGLE d. Lady
ave hope to repay at some future day that feast
of good things" and to the members of the Re-
publican Band-"Brothers, We hope to take you
BY the hand often, and believe us when we say,
that we shall remember you with lively graft
tude' for many day"
AKRON BRASS BAND.
Prof. n. T. Gutter Sec. d Treasurer.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11

There were some samples of matchless
courage displayed here on Saturday evening
last. 1t seems that JAMES DRAKE, Esq, the cap
taine the "Zouaves," than whom there is not
a more peaceable man lives, was insulted as he
was leaving town. He gave his insulters TO un-
derstand that to fight was not his wish, but that
he would do it, If crowded too hard. With this
understanding he was suffered to depart in
peace: but after be had got out of town a mile
or two, then it would have done you good to
have seen how valiant these men got, how they
swore and beat the unrcsisting air, calling DRAKE
liar, and all manner of hard names. Great
country this.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11

~ It is bad cause that requires the use of
such means as were resorted to here on Tuesday
last. to keep it up. 1t is bad state of things
when men will station themselves around the
polls from morn TO night to brow beat and abuse
Republican voters for wanting to exercise the
right of suffrage. All men of sense acknowl-
edge the propriety of having two great political
parties in this country. and that numel ically,
they should be nearly equal. but there are 9TH
ers who see no reason in such things. and fairly
hate every man opposed to them in politics.
Such men are bad, socially, politically and ev
ery other way.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
GoxernmentLandsaIes

Government land sales will take place in
Minnesota, Iowa and Kansas, at the times
and places designated in the following ia
BILE. These sales embrace A millions Of
acres in Minnesota IL million acres in Iowa,
and about a million acres in Kansas.
Before these sales take place it is necessary
that pre-emptors, or squatters prove up, OF
perfect their title by positive entry, either
by money or land warrants:
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
~A few nights ago, Mrs. John Fulk,

wA few nights ago, Mrs. John Fulk,
who lives in Guyan Township, Va, awoke
her husband, and insisted on his examining
the bed clothing, to remove a locust, which
she was confident was concealed in them.
He searched them once, but discovered no.
thing, and went to sleep again. But Mrs.
Fulk was not satisfied. Soon she insisted
on second investigation, and this time
Mr. Fulk discovered rattlesnake three
feet three inches in length snugly ensconced
in the mattress. The reptile was speedily
dispatched.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11

sE The Douglas papers were exultant ever
the result of the recent election in Missouri
They claimed that the Gov. elect, Mr.. JACKSON
was a Douglas man, and. of course that Missou-
ri was going TO cast her vote for the Little Giant.
The Breckenridge papers claimed that theirs
was the victory. Mr.. JACKSON, since his cleo
ton has taken the stump for Breckenridge
That's the kind of a Douglas man he is, and
that's the way Missouri is is going to vote for
Douglas.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
~Tbe Seyo,,bore of Marse;lles relat

NThe Semaphore of Marseilles relates
the follwing incident, which is said to have
occurred at the ball given to their Majes-
ties at the Chatsau Borelli: ''i"
s'At the moment when the doors were
opened, two ladies, accompanied by two
gentlemen, and duly provided with tickets,
presented themselves for admission. The
ladies were elegantly attired in white dresses
and handsome ornaments, but unfortunate
ly they had not confirmed to established eti-
quette, as far as regarded their headdress
for they wore bonnets. These appendages
were it is true, of the most light and ele-
giant kind, and ornamented with marabout
feathers; but they were considered, not
withstanding, iuadmissible. The stewards
at the door expressed their regret in the
politest terms, but, as their instructions
were positive on the subject, they could
not allow themselves to be softened by the
entreaties of the ladies, who retired in great
dismay. An old proverb says that when
a woman determines on doing thing,
nothing can-prevent her, and so it was in
this case. The ladies, inspired with sud-
den idea, went among some trees which
were growing near, and, taking off the OBJ
jectionable articles of dress, despoiled them
of their feathers, which they speedily trans
ferred to their own hair. The question
next arose what should they do with the
bonnets, which were too pretty to throw
away. Feminine invention here again
came to their aid, for, lifting their ample
crinolines, they safely attached the discard
ed headdresses within their ample folds,
where they were completely unobserved.
Thus newly equipped, they presented them
selves, and were duly admitted"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
EgThe decision Of the French Tribuna

HThe decision of the French Tribunal
in the case of Puyou, naturalised French
citizen of the United States, goes further
than was first reported. The impression
was that be was released by the French
Government from military service because,
at the time he emigrated from France, the
service was not due. But the decision rest
ed upon the law of France that the quail
ty Of French citizen is forfeited by natu-
ralization, and that foreigners cannot serve
in the armies Of France. 1t makes no diff
ference, therefore, whether friedman en-
igrates before or after military service due;
SO soon as he becomes naturalized in a
foreign country, he ceases to he French
man, and the French Government has no
claim upon him. 30 ''''''' '-' -'.s'iss
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11

There was a Republican meeting and
pole raising in New Bedford, Coshocton CO. on
Friday last. A lot of Locofoco rowdies went
there to break it up. The speakers were insult
ed in various ways, one of them was called a
Odd liar" more than twenty times during
the delivery of his speech. The meeting went
on, however to the end, the Republicans conclu-
ding to bear with the insults offered them rather
than get into fight, inst what the others went
there for.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11

s~We had four excellent Bands of Music at
our meeting on Saturday last, and none drew
larger crowds with their playing than the NasL-
vile Band. They have made astonishing pro-
fciency since they commenced, considering their
opportunities. They are also a whole-souled;
gentlemanly crowd. Their new wagon is beau
tiful to look upon Long may they wave.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11

RowDYIsM.-There has been more than the
usual quantity of it exhibited in this campaign.
We could name you at least twenty Republi-
can meetings that have been broken up by their
opponents. The decent portion of the Demo-
cratic party do not, we know approve of such
things, but they have ceased to have much con-
troll in 1t of late years. We advise Republicans
to be forbearing. their opponents are doing a
good work for us BY their present course.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11

sHT There is to be Republican meeting in
Napoleon next Saturday evening. Good speak
ers are to be in attendance, and we hope there
will be q general attendance of the friends in
TINT region, as there have been threats made
that not another Republican meeting should be
held in that town.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
HeImick Defeated,

We have no news from Tuscarawas county.
but have no doubt that HELMrcK is defeated
If it was only by man half as good as Hell
NICE we would not think it so hard to be sub.
mitted to, but to be beaten by NueEN, merciful
heavens, what is our District not prepared for?
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11

There Is 10 be Republican meeting at Ok
ford tonight Several good speakers have been
some of our political opponents in that vicinity
have threatened to break it up, if the Republi-
cans persist in holding the meeting. We hope
the meeting will be held
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
Result in Holmes Co.

I'VE have met the enemy, and they took
US in and did us. The Democracy are shouting
over the result in Holmes county. Well let
EN- shout. We would like to have had a lit
tie chance to crow over this county, but the hol-
Ter has to be kept back a while longer. Here
are the rnaiorities in the several tawp.b;ne.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
A response from Ohio, Pennsylva-
mia and Indiana to Maine and
Vermont.
OHIO REPUBLICAN,
BY 20 TO 10000!
PEN.N.SYLT.a.NI.4 DO
BY Is TO 10000!
ITDIaTa DITTO
BY 10 TO 1900!
aGreat Enthusiasm for Douglas
g- in n hnrnl
i'm a horn!

The entire Republican State
Ticket is elected in Ohio, by a
majority Of from 20 to 10000.
The entire Republican State
Ticket elected in Pennsylvania by
a majority Of from 10 to $4,000.
The entire Republican State
Ticket elected in Indiana by a
majority Of from 10 to $4,000.
In Ohio we loose one. and probably two Con-
gressmen, but gain enough to make up the loss.
In Indiana we have probably carried the en-
tire Congressional delegation.
In Pennsylvania the Congressman will stand
about the same as two years ago. Republicans
claim several gains.
Cox and VALLANDNeHAM are reelected in
Chic.
Allegheny co., Pa, gives republican major
ity of near 1000.
Hamilton county elects the entire Republican
county Ticket by several hundred majority.
Cuyahega county gives Republican MAORI
tyof near 5000.
Coshocton co. is reported at $50 democratic
majority. I
Knox county 300 Republican.
Stark county whole Republican State and
county Ticket elected by 3 to 1000 majority.
Lancaster CO., Pa, Republican majority 5000.
Berks co.. Pa, Dem. CO., majority 5000.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11

yoR rRIs1DEErIAL KLBcroRs FOB TEE STATE AT LAEoR,
FREDERICK HASSAURECK. of Hamilton,
JOSEPH N. ROOT, of Erie
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VJNHE DIFFERENCE
between Retail and Wholesale Prices IN
DRY GOODS
UNA never so great as at the present and IN order that al
may avail themselves Of the low prices ranging at
No. 10 Cedar St,
tic subscriber WIN continue for short time longer 10 sell bis
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Black Color, Fsney aud In Robes Chse Bseges Bal
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