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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21
We A6daxit Rai,or

The rcaier viii see by pe-usins Esquire coos's
communication, in another column, how much
reliance is to be placed in the Statements and sas
sertiOns Of ye editor of afihvi. notorieg. He is
certainty the mos, -fccklcss and Iuneorscionne'e
fasiiier that ever obtained control of newspaper.
There are as great flsifcrs, perhaps, on the Dem
ocratc side as lyigis shout all the capitnl that
party mas leftto operate upon, except slavery ex
tension. which is too unpopular in this region to
be openly or boldly advocated, Notwithstanding
one may occasionally be found candid and honest
enough to advocate tie real sentiments of the par
" in this respect but certainty, there are none
rockies. as publish statements, week after week.
which they know, II they possess particle Of po-
litcal sagscity, will be disprovcd and made to re-
coil upon heir own heads. to the injury Of their
party. We are not aesuatcd in these remarks by
any fear That the food of lalsehoods and abuse the
Affidavit man elects fromweck to week as pron-
ncnt Republicans, win injure them in public cst
nation; on the contrary, being palpasly un,rue,
absurd and inconsistent, they cannot fail to hare
contrary effect, and consequently. We hope. if ne
thinks it viii benefit himself or party, that he will
continue 20 air his rage and exhibit his mcnda-
cious proclivitics as he has been doing. The pub
lie vill not fail 10 see that he is forced 10 invent
falsehoods because he has nothing else to harp
on. He thus, INDEPENDENTLY, proelaims the hon
es,y, faithuns and ability of the Republican Of
fcers at whom he squiris his falschoods ami impo-
tent malice. l-
II affords us pleasure to be compelled 10 speak
he first took charge OF tic Democrat and for some
time after, that We would find him an honorable
opponent, whom we could speak of in courteous
terms and treat as a gentleman. but we have been
disappointed, and, consequently, we feel it our du-
" to paint him as we have above, that those who
run may read his true character.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY ). LANE. OF Montgomery
FOR LisgrESsST GOVERNOR,
OLIVER p. MORTON. of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM a. PEELE. OF Randolph
Fcs TRRAsrnER or STATE, s.-
JONATHAN 5. HARVEY, of Clarke
FoE AUDITOR OF STATE.
ALBERT LANCE, of Vigo.
FOR ArroRSEy GENERAL,
JAMES G.. JONES Of Vanderburg.
FOR REPORTER Of SUPREME COURT.
BENJAMIN HARRISON. of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT.
JOHN P. JONES. of Lagrange.
roa SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21
CON sTIrUTIoSE Of tas WSrkia 3 NJ ems
S,cicty or MARSHALL Co., Indiana.


wHEaEAs. We believe in elevating ard sustain
ing roor AMI honost working men to; the different
Offices within the gift oil the people, we viii,
lst Use every honorable means to nominate and
elect goor AMI mpetentm n for the different Of
ficcs within ths county, thereby putting ali upon an
equality, politically and socially. -. ,,-sg
81 As orr mother creei is 10 tsocI mp, we will
use cverv honorable means to elevate the indus
trious and workiu, class of community, when en-
gagged id hsaorsble aai arabic pursuitssit
3D. That VIC will upAold AMI sustain each Other
in our business as well political transactions and
dealings, when We eau 10 SO without enurng to our
disadvantage. :.
-4th. WHEN minority Of this organic ,tion shall
nominate candidate or ctnlid ties tor any Office
we, the undersigned, members OF the same, will
hold ourselves under obligation to sustain and elect
such nominees and not offer our own names or
those OF others in opposition tothem.
5th. This Society shall have no effect and be oil
no force outside of Marshall County, nor influence
National or State elections, but leave all to vote
their own political sentiments outside OF this coun-
~. tii
9Th. This Constitution nay be altered OF amend
cd at any regular meeting OF the Society by vote
of two thirds Of the actual members
7rh Three members of tho Society shall consti
tute quorum to do business. = ~
9Th Any white male perssn Of the ago Of TWEEN
tyrone years and resident OF M.rsliiil County,
Indiana. may become member OF this Society by
conforming and subscribing to the Constitution and
By Laws of the same. ..-'tfit- e, g ~
9th. Our candidate or candidates for any Office
within the county are hereby requested not y make
stump s2ecches through tlic county for election
cering purposes
10Th. This Society elects their candidate or can
didates to the same Office one term only.
llth. This Constitution shall not be altered o.
amended to favor either the Democratic or the Re-
ANDREW J. HUME, President.
Dawn Horrz Secretary. .nite q
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21

ri TprEcAsoE TowssnrP. June. 18th, 1866. {
Mr.. EDrroR.-My attention was called q few
days since. by a friend, to some remarks in the
Plymonth Weekly D<mocrsf Of the .7th inst, in
which the editor uses The following language in
reference to myself:
~"The last demonstration was a huddlc OF must
clans before BRowsIEEs store door playing shat
same old tune" to the retreat Of that ..same old
COON" who was the "Ione solit,ry h 'rsem IN, who
might have been seen vending his way to''-his
-hole,'' not needing the spelling STORM - without.
and saying inwanlly. what he said au'iby in the
presence of some Democrats while in town, that
the small Coons could do the BaRKtSo, but the fit
cues, in town. did all the Brlxc, and he has doubt
less come to the conclusion to Sro'et the balance
lhave no desire Whatever. to engage in a paper
war with the editor Of the Democrat, but cannot.
in justice to myself permit the above statement to
80 uncontradicted. therefore, now say, in
the most emphatic and positive terms that never
said "audibIy in the presence Of some Democrats
or any one else "vhe in town. that the small Coons
could do the barking, but the fat ones in town did
all the titino." The whole thing is false from be
ginning TO end. neither made or thought Of MI.
king such remark. o Tae sltoi Ii5
Having pledged myself before and on the day
of the Convention to abide tlrc decision of tina,
body expect not only to support the ticket nom
mated, but to do rs always have done,--use what
ever influence may possess to advance the great
and glorious Republican cause during the present
canvass. s. r COOKS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21

Among the Ia &c number Of the highest prcmi@
unis awarded 10 these Scales during the last thirss
wears by the most eminent scientific associations
in the country, and by National. State and COUNTY
Fairs. are thirteen by the Illinois, Wisconsin and
Iowa State Fairs OF 1859. and the National Fair
at Chicago, and that, too, after sharp composition
and the most rigid tests. But what Is Of more i'm
portance to practical men, as showing not only the
great strength and accuracy but durability Of these
Scales, is the award Of superiority in these respects
by the vast numbers who have used them for many
years, all over the world, almost in all branches Of
business, and under all circumstances. W
The skin and enterprise Of the Messrs- Fairbanks.
and their large experience and uncqualed facili-
ties, enable them to adapt their Scales to all re-
CURED uses, aid at moderate prices; and so long rs
ties keep them up 70 their present point Of excel
lrnce, and pursue their present mole OF dealing,
the public will wisely continue 30 use their Scales.
which they have tried and a3proref, rather than
expert resit With Others. -Csicgyc Prssy aHf fri-
Dune.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21


SoLp-Thc Republicans about Plymouth have
had considerable sport the past week at the ex
pcnse of the poor Democracy. The latter had
been praying fervently, that is, ferrenily as
Democrats can pray. that something would turn up
to create little excitement and enthusiasm in
their ranks. On Thursday they concluded their
prayers had been answered, and accordingly com
menced getting up steam 70; the occ s on. What
caused this iien change in their spirits was arc
post that the station agent here had received tel
egraphic dispatch from the Superintendent at Chi
cago that there would be two passenger trains a
long that night ut the regular hour, crowded with
delegates and friends of Douglas, on their way to
Baltimore. After attending their Clue meeting,
for the purpose Of getting their spiritual strength
renewed, and listening to a couple OF eloquent
speeches, they adjourned and marched down to the
depot, prepared to give Their travelling r.enls aspe
cimen OF their enthusiasm for Douglas, when the
trains arrived At the regular hour, 10 50 P. NJ.
they came dashing in, and three deafening cheers
fom the Plymouth Democracy rent the welkin.
The sound soon died away and few moments
OF painful silence ensued. No response came from
within, and Notwithstanding there we're lights in
oil the thirteen cars composing the two trains, but
few faces, comparatively. were visible. Could IL
be possible they had been sold7 AT length one
man came out on the platform and quietly inqnir-
ed: "What place is ths7'' yoiccs-"Pl,mouth- y
Stianger-"What Statel" V0ices-"Indana y
stranger-"What majority can you give Douglas
in Plymouthl" Voice-"Five hundredr, StraI-
ger" How many in the county7' Voice lone
tlsousandr' The stranger then moved three cheers
for the Plymouth Democracy, TO which the Piym-
oath Democracy themselves fecbly responded. but
silence supreme reigned within. After the lapse
| Of some minutes Brass Band commenced pIayin
tune in one Of tho back cars, but the train start
ed before t WIS half completed. A few Rcpub
leans who were present then commenced laughing
and taun.;ng the Democracy at the large number
aboard the trains, who, in turn, looked, as the,
doubtless felt, that they had expended their enthu
siasm for niugh., and deprived themselves ofthei
repose to little profit So ended this great, en;hu
siastic Democratic demonstration. Most ofthcm
no doubt, saying to themselves as they wcnde'
their way to their couches, that it was not good 4
be there. Instead of 500 persons being on tn
cars, as was announced, there were not excecdin;
! 100, all told.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21

e The communicst on in another column over
the signature Of sc. NJ. r. gives the particulars
of cruel and heart!ess joke played of on the peo-
pie of Polk township few days since. IL may
seem very funny aflir to the authors the SELL
but we advise them IL they don't want the joke
turned 10 keep cut Of the way Of the honest but
enrased yeosaen whom they duped and imposed
upon. Tney my t.i1k /! n trifins affair but il Is
regarded in a different light by those who were de-
eeived and put 70 50 much trouble. II the persons
.r,ed in tie communication are ira,ocent it win
be an easy matter Cor thens to clear their skirts Of
sny eo,,,isity in the asf.r. aid it tisey feel as
gricved at the use made Of their names, The
authors Dame il q: their service
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21
SpscIll RottecS. =
- --a 81 - -. ~ - - s~------
NRDFULi, yYPaILlS ND 9!SElSED BLOOD +.
DO. Guy>ot,,s Imprcved Ey:rort OF
Yellow DOck & Sar> 1paT lila

Is A TRUE SPECIFIC. rr-
SYPHILIS. ScRofUIA AND DISEASED BLooD.-DK
GUrsoYr's EXTRACT oF YELLOW DccH AND SsasA-
PAaIrLA is true specific. The proprietors have in
their possession over ono hundred certificates Of
the most extraordinary cures effected by il. We
can safely say TRy Ut. Ii revives the dropping
con .titution, craGicatcs all bad humors from the
Blood and by its tonic properties, restores the in
valid to life and vigor. As spring and summer
medicine. il has no cqud. It's singnarly eficacious
action on the blood, its strengthening and virising
,ciion on the system st,nis pre- eminrDily above
all other Sarsaparillas. II you would have tho
rose brought back to your check. aclcar. healthy
transparent skin, and life and vgor infused through
the system, take G3Ysorr's EXTRACT or WILLOW
Dock AyD SARsAPARILLa.. II contains more OF the
pure Honduras Sarsapai lila than any other prcpar-
alton extant /; which is chemically combined with
the extract of yellow Dock and the extract OF
Wild Cherry, thus making the remedy more thor
oughly efficient than any other SarsaparlHa before
the public. Al the same time il Is perfectly Tree
from all mineral poisons, which cannot be said OF
any other Sarsaparilla compound
Weakness Of the stomach & Indigestion.
10 ier ct Gre eJs,st By Burharss Holland Bidsrs.
The wife Of Pc CT De wifte, living in Holland
Town, Shcboygan county, Wisconsin, suffered
much from Weakness ofthe Stomach and lndi-
gestion. She had been under PHYSICIANS care
for some time, but the disease seemed to bac even
his skill She purchased some HOLLAND BIT
TIERS at our Office, which has given tone 10 her
ssoracli;her appetite and strength are returning
md we firmly believe that this 10 another great
cure effected by your medicine.
We have still to record many wonderful cures
effected by this remedy. but must vail announcer
opportunity. One thing you can rely uPons what
we have published are from persons much respect
I'd in our community, and are literally trne-
s- ~ ''' '------ra,,tfs ~ J. QUfNTTS, &c
-. =, = - ., - N;a- s},ode an cbox~an Win.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21
Common Pleas Dis.rict Conyentian.

The Republicans of the District composed OF
Eikhart, St. Joseph. Laporte, and Marshall Coun-
ties, By IN arrangement made at the Republican
State Convention, will convene at SOUTH BEND,
on the 23rd of June. for the purpose Of putting
on the ticket candidates for Judge and Prosecuting
Attorney for said District to be supported at the
Fan Election.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21

PoLITIcu. PREAcFmRs.--Thc Rev. Jacob
$ Harden. recently convicted of murder
ing his wife in New Jersey, was not only
prra her. but was adens,eratic rresches.
>ionally using hrs pulpit eloqnenre
against BLACK Republicans. TIE DEM
ocraiic horror of political preaching" dill
not apply to his case % MI the organs OF
tina, party thought him "losc Of a min
lister" $50
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21

DExoRArlc INruDEscE- Several years since a
was raised unfortunately amongst
our citizens for the purchase Of Instruments for tho
use Of the Plymouth Brass Band. then being organ
lied. For some reason tire band dis-banded and
the horns fell into the haSis Of Democrats who
have appropriated them. since the opening Of the
Campaign, TO the service Of the Democratic Club
Now. whenever Democratic orators commence de-
flaming the Republican party and its members, let
them remember that Republican dollars helped "a
purchase the very instruments Of the band upon
whose music they rely for the collection ola crowd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21

"Any young lady or scamstress can do profita-
able business by soliciting work from the public, in
any of our snail western villages. By investing the
small sum Of IS or 30 dollars in one Of the new
Sewing Machines, now made by the Chicago Sew
ing Machine Co. Their machines work with the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21

The Washington Constitution says
that the Administration "are trying to PIT
an end to the robbing Of the Treasury.
Yes. by making itnosl worth rooo'ng'-
Leu. Jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21

u The Lap,rte Times suggests the name OF
Gilbert Hathaway as candidate for Congress- on
the Shsmocratic side, I'M this district The South
Bend Forum intimases preference for Col. Allen
My. WHO. it declares. is the nan mos: dreaded BY
Schuyler snd the Republicans generally. Very
we'll Ii you think 80, tros the Col. OUT "Schuy-
Ier'' ai.l give him worse diubbing than his friend
Durham did, but TO: IN the same way.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21

IIMarcus Aurelius Orlando Packard. "gr:iduate
of Ann Arbor College and also of the Michigan
Bar" made erandloquent speech before the
ming last, and among other things stated that the
Delegation from Fulton to the Republican Con-
gressionaf Cenv ention at this place while the way
gave three cheers for the free States and that K.
G.. Shryock, "ihe would-be Senator thch moved
to damn all the rest, which was consented to all
round. OF course no one but most crcdulous
ssmpIetoa like himself would believe K G. -Shry-
ock made any such motion, except in jest, and in
that case no one but avery small minded person,
like himself, would have thought OF mentioning it.
The grea; Nich-gandsr also stated that there was
a nigger and a Democrat in the vehicle with tho
Fulton delegation and that Shryock tried to make
the Democrat give up his seat to the niger. it
ocrat for the purpose Of making little sport for
the crowd, if no., the whoie story is doubtless a
fabrication Of the Michi eander's, invented during
one of his fights ain atmosphere above party
slang and bilIingsgate filth" He next stated that
Mr. Phillips cot the nomination for Circuit Prose
cutor through the influence Of the Laporte Buzzard
Roost. This is the name given to Fredcrickson's
saloon by the Democrats, because the proprietor
is Rcpublcan,--ye affidavit min calls all saloons
shell holes" in his paper, but is one Of their best
patrons, ncverthclcss) What are the facts? Mr.
Philips did not at any time. we believe, receive
over one vote and half from Laportc county, and
these we're cast by old acquaintances who did moi
reside near Laporie city. The influence Of the
"Buzzard Roost" must have been considerable
Marcus was walking about that time Gin an Amos
ptcre above party slang and billinssgate llth,'
and from his elevated position enabled to
make the wonderful and important discovery which
he SO pompously announced TO his asfonished audi
ence. No less astounding was the statement he
made in regard to what Tom Corwin should have
said at Laportc when his way back from tho
Chicago Convention, 10 the eject that Tom -refu
sed to address the crowd at tie depot, Wien Tho
train stopped because he had no platform to stal
on Oh, Marcus, what wonderful gcnirs sloa
art Embodiment OF reraeity and dignity. Tn,
counterpart cannot surely be found on earth. Ih'
age cannot produce but one such man at a time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21

Mas SUSAN l.. Corrr-ofthis place. has been
appointed by the Vice Regent. Treasurer of the
Ladies' Mount Vernon Association, fer this coun-
~. The selection is good ono, as Mrs Cofy is q
lady of well known energy Of character md is fully
competent to the task which she has been appoint
ed to perform We doubt not that our citizens will
generously respond to the appeals she will make.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21

D-Dr. CAxEaos, of the Valparaiso Republic.
has been nominated for Representative in Porter
county, OF course he will be elected in that
strong Republican county, and viii make valua-
bic member Of the Legislature 4s a.lt e, a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21

MAsoyro, CELEsRArroS.--Preparatio arc being
made 70 give visiting LOdsesa grand reception next
Tuesday. N othing will be lcft undone to favora-
bly, impress visitors With Plymouth and its inhabi-
tailts.nn'I .ra1an.I .erh. 81 a--r.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21

utmost accuracy on cloth Of all kinds, and are %
simpIethat mere girl can work them with ease
! am now realizing nearly So per week--have used
mine for about two months. and can cheerfully re-
commend them to seamstresses for all Purposes of
family sewing"
Signed A SEAMTRESS,
IT,.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21

FOR CONGRESS, 9rH DISTRICT.
SCHUYLER COLFAX, of ST. Joseph.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21

ron PROSECUTOR, 9rH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
DAVID T. PHILLIPS, Of Marshall.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21

p The Democracy Of this place, We hear, have
determined TO take down their bean pole opposite
their Club Room. and splice so feet moro on the
bottom Of H. This win probably take place, II at
ALL mex. Saturday. The pole raiscd by the Re
public.ns in front ofour Office eclipses theirs SO far
they can't stand it. While they arc at itthcy may
as well put loo feet TO it, our boys will raise
other that will tower as FAR above il as the in
front Of our Office towers above their bean pole
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21
a CARD TO THE LADIES.
nm. prpeyco,s GOLDEN PRRueDIcAL PILLS
EOR FEMALES

Arc ii,hlIible for
removing Stoppagcs or 4
Irregularities OF the !
Mcnscg. EA a RH
The pills are nothing
new, but have beenussd
by the Doctor in ais
practice for maIg years. |
both I'm France and
America. with unparsl-I,
lelcd success, in every
case; and he is urged BY /
many thousand ladies
who have used them, 70
make the Pills public.
for the alienation Of
these suffering from any
irregularities whatever
preventative TO ladies
whose health viii not
| permit Of an increase Of
family. !
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21

Pregnant Females, @
those supposing them
selves 30. are cautioned
againgt uEiuzpiIls philo
in thu condf t5cszf, - the
proprietor assumes no
Responsibility after the
above admonitian, al
though their mibdncss
would preventauy iniu-
| ~ TO health /; otherwise
these pills arc recom-
| mcnded. Directions &C.
accompanying each Box.
PsIcs 90.
N B-Ask for DR. Do
lponco's Golden Pills
See signature on every
box. You then obtain
Ia pin you may dsfea1
upons
1 I.od;~s nv encIoeing
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-21

The COMMITTEES also allu,lc to the en-
plopmcnt Of men to carry elections. sai
In view of all the facts and circumstan-
ces attending this investigation. from its
inception to the present time, there seems
marked propriety in closing this report
with a quotationi from speech of Mr..
Buchanan in condemnation of corruption.
Mr. Train moved that 80. 600 copies of
the report be printed. Referred to the
Printing Comittce. - g as.ie
Mr.. Wilson was privileged to make a
minority report on Monday morning, ne
not having time to prepare it, as the tes-
timony was not closed till Thursday.
Tho House took up the Kentucky cleo
ton case. The majority Of tbs COMMITTEES
on Elections had reported in favor Of MIR.
Andersor's retaining the seat. and conse-l
qucntly against Mr.. Chrisemsn. =.
Mr.. Davis offered an amendment to the
minority report which provides that the
printing be done by contract anu also
limits the amount Of printing 10 De oohe.'
After discussion the amendment was
disagreed to--syes Is, noes ~. -.
The question was then taken on MIR.
Gurley's bill providing for Government
printing Office, &C., and it was agreed to
ayes 80. noes IA. se
The naval appropriation bill was con-
sidered and large number Of amendments
added. =
Wr. Wilson offered an amendment to
use part Of the appropriation for the pur-
chase Of three steamers to act in the sup
preston Of the slave trade on the coast OF
Africa. =
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-07-04
Boots & Shoes,

MEMS calf congress Caters OF Is shilliDgs mons
cnameled congress Caters at Il shiiings, mems
enameled Brogans. Mems enameled and calf OK
ford Ties. Boys and youths kip, calf and enameled
and oxoa
tails, kid, enameled, brown cheek button, goat and
copper toed Shoes and Caters. Misses lace and
heeied and spring heeled Boots. Women . heeled
lace and congress and satin and lasting Gaiters.-
Lace and congress heeled and spring heeled sewed
and pegged enameled, kid, morocco and goat Boots
and Callers. Good Caters well made at so cents
pair: No trash. Spring heeled enameled Boots at