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White Laboring Men3T

If you do not wish 10 be bfought into compe-
tition with the negro, il is your duty to vote
against the Republican party, which not only
proposes to remove the only barrier which how
prevents runaway slaves from making this
State their homo, but carbohydrates the ne.
.groes to settle in our midst, by promising to
place them on terms o fsequality with white
men. !QIX0ITc1u K0f8J HIT
: 7FREEMEN OF ASHLAND. : so
If you are opposed to the Republican decision
giving certain negroes the right to vote, and
the right to hold Office, it is your duty to vote
the entire Democratic ticket Yfr4zff
IT Is THE DUTY
Of every voter who believes that man is capa-
bic of selfgovernmen land is willing 70 allow
the people Of 4 territory the right to manage
their " affairs as they shall deem best, sub
ject only tosthe Constitution Of the United
States, to labor and to vote for the candidates
on the Democratic ticket - 'i3t2N ps7tis's ?
a a,a EVERY VOTER g a5.s Sl,as |.
Who is opposed to s~ectionalism and the FIRE
pressible conAictn doctrins of the Republican
party hasa duty to perform at the approachinng
election. IF he is sincere he viii not vote for .
single candidate on the Republican ticket, all,
of whom are labofing for the, election of Sir.
repressible ~conflict'' men, and the triumph of
doctrines. sA% re a9aosFa 80 sfa5 8
sse.iai, STRIKE HOME. 80
Let all the men in Ashland county-the high
and the low, the rich and the poor-who=are
opposed to the negro-equality doctrines of the
Republican party in this State, unite at the
coming election, and labor early and late from
this Of until the last vote is polled against ey-,
cry man on the Republican Ticket aStrike
home" every time. Make the victory for the
,ohite mans ticket complete, by defeating ey:
cry candidate who upholds and defends the
black bannero Of Republicanism. Strike home
men, fsthe day is ours" si go - ssasax
esh YOUNG MEN, 81
The cause of the schite men, the enforcement
of our laws, and the defeat of sectionalism,
call upon to labor with all the energy you pos
sess and with all the talent with which you
are endowed, in opposition to the Republican
party and its candidates. Be a,tive, yigilant
and untiring. Let it not be said that the gal
liant young men of Ashland faltered when thus
called upon. Remember that the cause in
which we are engaged is the cause of the white
man. See to it then that every conservative
vote is polled against sectional
Republicanism on the Second Tuesday of De-
tober next.
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" o TT G.
Elizabeth Merling
Henry Merling

Henry MefHng
"ENRY MERLING is notified that Elizabeth
Merling, did on the 10th day of September, go,
file her petition in the Office of the Clerk of Court OF
Common Pleas, within and for the county Of ASH
land and State of Ohio, charging the said Henry
Merling with being willfnlly absent from this Plain.
tiff for o period of more than three years last past,
and asking that she may be divorced from the said
Henry Merling, and be returned to her name Of
Elizabeth Schuck, which said petition WI stand for
hearing ut the next term of said Court. IL sa9 Isl
W. B. McCarty, Ler Atty. lief
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REMEMBER

y Soldiers of the Mexican War, that while
you we're periling limb and life in Mexico for
So per month, that Abraham Lincoln while
in Congress drawing s8 per day and mileage,
was using every effort to degrade yeu, end f.
handred and staiy acres Of land. - - f.
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re- IN MINiD()'!! ' +! !.

3. Remembcr, voters of Ashland hat the Re-
ipublicans of Massachusetts, have recently pass
ed . law, ALLOWING NEGROES TO- spofe
on 20 NE. years Fresidence I while they
compel an Irishmans or q German to remain
SEVEN YEARS ebsfore he can
cast a rofe! "1la4s 81 Na sEs Esp.
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~AtaeBLACK REPUBLI-
CAN gathering in Pitts6eld, Hi,
nois, a banner inscribed with aDowN
WITH THE DUTCH AND nIRIsR," was
borne prominently in the process
sion. % Sse Iiw yad, taft 81 4ro6s noiaiq6
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sASAtusB0 COss&ty COl1r&s
Accounts of Exec,aor,sx Adniaistrafore l1nd l0GdnHEs&
r-Ians Kavia1J ied as ofkops, q frtf isoM s&1 -
S Partial account of W, r. 8. Clark, Ex'raef BsR..1
CLARK. Decd. q - a. @snlI4 &@sF@S u
Final account Of Isaae ssans a LsaiIe askAA
Partial account of }. N. slohaksr, Exr. Il SSflAaoiasss' =.
Bowman, Decd. h551s ns aeSfsAae6f assA oH3 oSaa
Final aessan. q Z y, and Rachel sten, Aa41gsaI
Final aecount Of John shaubsush,, aAdhS sftss
y Final account q j. 8. yiIkKinssonns, Adm. u SAM
uel Miller,T Dee'dsD ss73f t8afEpeSaes 49,
Partial account Of Daniel aabls Esas. q Enliiuktss
Partial seeoaaEof yonzthan BdEsafd, .Adnfr! 81 .
Peter Buzzai d, Dec'd<sH al Sd o. .EF14 $50 q -
ii Final account Of johnson Oldroyd. Adm,r. Of Isnae
Hatch. Decd. sA1 sns S&a@ @1 -
Partial seoesntef Is Samuel cailsf. Admirs 81 Rka@H
Partial seeoah. OF Daniel Kssas, 1aussrrd hissssssHi
Hartman Hinkls., sestssnI bfaR - aHsaf ajfw 6 o3s@
4 Fi1si account nte q Jacob Eekes, Guardian sfEnrsai
. Final aeeaunto of Edmnna Inlsnaia. eaardIshasfea
Final account of mo- nflboarun, GUARDIAN q Ism
c. and AfAeeiss Miller-s - 1sHsSA@ e 5mNs9 S
i Final aeeSgntsf yseob likeas epsrdisnsu u ssssAaei
Partial Account ii Harvey hssssts, asastdisS 80
Mary and Emerson Rpbezts4 kfsos IN Sab ez49 80
The same win be for hearing on Monday o. In Z,
E1e60, at ten o'clock, A. NJ.
.rxk JOHN D.rJoNEs, Rrohsts 1nAgs.
Sept. II, 1S60-8Hnl5.
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,-,.a zSH1RFFS S4LE -
Alexander Gordon, In Ashland County
comluouR lsnE
Walter Lowery.

Walter Lowery. commenfPisu.r
PURSUANT to The counand q a Ala st1er
18th day of Sept. 1860, and to me direcied. IN
sell at Public Auerion at the dsof o. tho Court
House in sid County. on
Saturday, the 20A dry ef 0cgo1ers l00o,9
O'Clock p. NJ, of said day, the folloring descrihra
lands and tenements to-Wif: Being lot number
twenty four (24), in Smiths addition 90 the town %
Orange inthe county Of Ashlard end Stefe & QAlfC
Terms Of SalelCash. Appraised At $125,00.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN shsfi9.f &c
. Sept. 1stt, 1860, tspfSS.Oo
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NM Ms4s: !.

In 1854 the Republicans charged that the
Taxes assessed by the Democratic, State off.
necessary-that the only way by which this
reform could be brought about was by displa-
cling the Democratic State officers and by
refusing to elect any Democrat The taxes
then assessed by Democratic State officers were
s., 20 on the thousand dollars. This year, the
Republican State officers assess 49, on the
thousand dollars-an increase of se~renty-fve
cents on the Thousand Dollars since the Demo-
cratic Party had the control of the State Gov
eminent. The people are less able to pay
now than in 1855. IF the high taxes
then were "a just cause for the overthrow of
the Democrats party, why are not the increas-
taxes under Republican rule a just cause
for the overthrow of the Republican party in
,Eaas1 7A srst & os-Z
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= ~

NToTIcE is hereby given to the qualified Electors
~ Of school District No. g. Montgomery Town
ship Ashland Union School, thai an Election viii
be held in said District ut the Primary school room
ON Saturday September 18th, 1850, between the
hours Of 1 o'clock and 4 O'clock p: m, Of said
day Of the Election Of two members Of the Board Of
Education in the place of NJ. II. Mansfield and VIM.
Ralston, whose term expires. q o. I4ssnp ss2d1a
6firs "a. l. CURTIS, sec'y of said Board. %
d Sept. 5 1860. 2u14
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ATTAGHMENT
John Win, Plaintiff,

John L, Cambell. Defendent, and l., Hardness and
II. II. HARNESS., Garnishees.
DEFORE John Warren, Up. of Orange tip, Ash
I'D land county Ohio. On the End day of august,
! $50, said Justice issued an order Of attachment in
the above action for the sum of thirty-nine dollars
interest and cost ~ - JOHN WILL
Orange, 11th, 1860 3wl3
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1t IS the cry that struck ter
roy into the heart of the aristocrat and Wrung
the rights Of the masses and the sovereignty
Of the States from thesiron grasp of Federal
ism
LISTEN TO IT-SoNs OF LABOR AND
HONEST roILls Through forty years of con-
flies this same battIe-crg neryed the hearts of
the ldemocracy, through victory and defeat, to
do battle for your rights against the eoncen-
trated powerful wealth and capitaland brought
your battle -grimed and powder-stained banner
uniform from the conflict : SIsFs sfs FsHS,
LISTEN TO sIT--MEa or CAPITAL =
When the tide shall turn, and the masses
whom you would hurl against the ranks of the
democracys shall have been pampered beyond
your controEwhen fourierism, communism,
redrepubicanism, and mad fanaticism shall
stare you in the face upon American soil and
at the American ballot-box, when more than
ycu-then, perhaps, and not till then will that
battle cFysof sthessrights.of alP. sound like
muEicsinsyour esrs aud breathe hope into
your pocket - z& 2stnEs@ ta =
LISTEN TO TT-MEN OF THE OH
Woz1D9sz It was the cry, by which the s0ld
Doninionn summoned the democracy of the
landto; trample down the "Aien and Sedition
Lawss1 and give you homes and equality in
theNeW. world Il 81 ~ 49, ~
LISTEN TO IT-CH1LpKEN OF THE FA-
DER LAND It is the same war note, that
rallied the invincible democracy Of the South
to breast the storm. of "Know-Nothingism,"
that had swept over every State in the North
--had troddens the rights of the German in
the dust, and stamped him as a serf in the
land of his adoption s ~ ~
LISTEN TO T-CHIIDREs OF THE
RHIsE And let your arms be palsied and
--k---k
or voice to strike the gallant South now, when
the same blow from which she shielded you is
being aimed at her hearth Es si.aa,a1sa
LISTEN TO RT-REvoEUTToN1srss OF
1848tT D that very batfie-cry Of democracy,
you owe the very right you now enjoy to OPP
pose Il TO that voice you owe a liberty which
could not win at home and which your
misguided zeal and closet theories would tum-
bic into ruins here , LISTEN ! and dare not,
upons your honor as men, pervert the freedom
won BY the blood.of our sires, and shared by
us with you TO the overthrow Of the constitu-
tional faith pledged by our generous fathersl
LISTEN TO IT-ExILEs OF ERINI It
Is the voice that inspirited You, when you have
so often rushed through the tide of battle to
repay, with your gallant blood the debt of
grattude,yo you owed the land of Washington
It II the summons to that same noble conflict,
w~hich1you have maintained for three-auarters
of q century with undying fidelity, upon the
battle fold and at the polls E--
LISTEN TO IT-SoHs or THE GAUL 4
It Is Pibroch that summons Highland and
Lowland to the path of patriotism and duty
1t is the appeal for justice, to a race too proud
to do . wrong and too sternly brave to suffer
one. 1t is the same battle call of the weak
against the strong that for a thousand years
summoud your loyal clansnen to the "harvest
- 1L-Al
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the highest bidder, on ],
- oeSaturday, September 29ka, 1850, ''issH
the following Real Estate, situate in Mifain Town.
ship, Ashland County, Ohio, Wis The East part Of
the Southwest quarter of ~.section. twenty-four (24l
in Township twsnty-three l28), Of Range seventeen
ny containing seventeen acres, with the appur-
tenaanees, consisting ofa good WATER.GRfSTMfLL..
The Mills in good repair, an excellcnt ~sifuation
and runs the whole year, The stream being mainly
fed by springs. The ~situation is . good enc for any
person desiring to enter into that kind Of business.
% Terms-One third cash I'M hand on day OF Sale,
one third in one year, and the residue IN two years.
to be secured by mortgage ON tho premises io 19a3
k.nfa9 adj SAMUEL CULLER, Ex'E,ssd
EFF Robert Hiftians, Deed. .
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p kixfDHS0LUfz0N NOTICE
LNTOTI0E Is hereby 1gfvea,s that tho partnsrzki6. -
81 Heretofoie aexisfing bclueedr ne dn1ersithId -
mutual onsents~vj-as "a AMOS HILROoEE ~
80. x.S....ss0-LxM xIAlNERNan 8
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Carl, !. Scilulfrl.z,s,
Thlel|,;::::;.AlblOylli'-'.'...
tionIIll.Ori''a;;,tjlOllrl|''

Imported;mtosN York from Wis
consin, MISREPRESENTATION at
Harrisburg, Pa, thus cha~racterizes
for his speech at. Harrisburgh, and his previ-
speech at Springfield: ~
"The great revolrtionist-the man who has
hssimpadence to stand up ardABUSE the
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Patriots.
sTr g4essq ssss1 AND % ear .f5saW e6.
Living StatesmenOff
AMERICAi' :.

in the face of AMERICAN CITIZENS, de-
serves a warm reception a glorious welcome
from the followers Of Lincoln and Seward
Read again and again the following extract
from his Springfield (Massaehusetts0 speech;
read it men of Harrisburg, and then with
to Carl Schurz, the alder and abet-
ter of Abolitionism and Treasan: dgiti12
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O1ld4lUH LII EOION
!. ss aaaasssaTIHHM sssssx ~
That Judge Brin-
kerhoE, the Repub-
lican candidate for
Supreme Judge, de-
cideds TINT the law
prohibiting negroes
I exercising the
right of suffrage is
Iun,c,on institutional /,
therefore, "a negro,
has a right to vote!
BrinkerhOfasW,7O0,ul1
g officers
Legislators.
and negro %jurors.--
White menIthink Of
this f vOtingi
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f.fY.ss.fl..ltt,,.1 - s'4
HAN IBA J. IA LIN
, -ON THE sdSn sai
HOMESTEAD BILL
! ats' A 10. sees 50
Read what = b
Republican, s.candi-
datesforsVice Presi-
dent says :'.a'a'.a g .s, ,sG,,e.
. - MIR. -
, 50 ysd5 a.ldv 1ss; yss sg9faars. aasiiSl
an
ton of the measure,
Iihavefound myself
unable to ,.sss support it
in m ofthe aspects
which it has e
presented to the,
Senate i speak Of
the original bill. ~ I
mo sound
principle ). 9 6
DOliticalec,ODnll.
.iFLaata- iefinJ ID n nvanaiisaa9 Cd
Q m[lll y = ! u On
$ such a
measure; can
be E based. s /
think there's,
-zo3 sssiffssaE sd .boorI-d sv
nome = which
ID aid aogs oaaT notisippsI 3 n9qa ,I'rfa
carries 3 con-
VicfiOnt to nay
-5Fss Is hon ssv j
l'1g llnll1 e I:
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The var note has sounded ., The bugle-
blast, that has for three quarters Of q century
eummoned the faithful 70 do battle for nations
al faith and the rights Of freedom, once more
rings out its clarion peal DER al this broad
land@ Gre the land the, sea, the broad riy-
erz = the broader plains it sWellss onward.
frqusthe X lshores Of the Atlanticbto the st
LaEre1ce, .to8the Gull, and 10 the golden
chores ef the Pacifcfs While from tie rice
Gelis1 Of Georgiato Moosehead lake, from the
St.eJohas 10 the Rillimettes the Veterans of
anshuudftd battles give back the answering
shout The sons Of the Puritan and Cavalier,
the Old States and the new, the North and the
SoHth, tho fecnen, of all countries and all
Relations join their voices 70 swell the thunder
tonea responsel wsss5 81 ssuog agfsi II Ssins
DEM0ORAlSlEzHark % the million voice
ed greeting by you compatriots, as it swells
into an anthem of freedom.
BIsTEN. TO RT5OID ~yEfERASs!I It is
the VIZ cry That has 50 often summoned you
70 VICTORY, itis he Old battle slogan Of ths
LIsTES 10 n2orD soID1Eass OF 5 rnr
wAR OF 1872 4 Is the voice that ,neryed
your hearts on b bloody field of Lundy's
Lane Tippecanoes and New. 0rleans-uhen
conyentioE, aud burned ssblue Iightsn on the
sloreso of New Engiandf -.
LISTEN TO IT-SoLpIERs OF rHE srExI
WAR It is the same voice that cherred
you on to victory, on the plains of Buena Wis
q, IN the gorgessof Cerro Gordo, and before
the: bristling ramparts of Cherubusco-while
your enemies At home would refuse your sup
plies and encouraged our country 5 foes to
Welcome you With bloody hands to hospitablc
LISTEN TO H-FRIENps OF THE acoM-
MoNsPEoPLEi Il is the cry that struck ter
roy into the heart of the aristocrat and wrung
the rights Of the masses and the sovereignty
nf fhn States from the iron grasn of EadaraL
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] lARFTTYON N0YTgEE

! A LIEN Metcalf, Perry Afsicalf and Mary MstsAA
calf, widow of Edward D. Meic=lf. deceaseis4s
will take notice that n Petition was fled againsk
them on the 2Ist day Of August, 1850. n tie Court
of Common Pleas wahin and for the county oE Ads
land and State of Ohi1, by vacAel Aetcaif, and Ia =
pending, xhereinssaid ynchel Metoalf demands par
tiion Of the following real estate situate in JnoAieaA as
township, in the county o Ashland and State q Oreu
and more particularly described a. follows; .paft.
of the northeast part Of the norfh-Wes aqnartcf %
section nineteen In township twenty one and rangg
ffeen, bounded as follows to-rit: beginning a !.
the aorth-eastc orne Of said quarter, runnins thence -
west ON the MOTH line thereof fify reds= tleneRf .
south parallel with the east line Of said quarter
ninty-sixe rods thence east parallel with the
north line fifty rods to the east line o. said quarter;
thence north on the east line Of said quarter niutIr
six rods to the place of beginning containing fhirtT
acres of land being the land belonging 10 Tie esta1e
OF Edward d. Mefcalf, decd. and that at the mart
term of said Court, the said Yachelf Aeical viii ap-
ply for an order that partition may be made q snth
Signed therein. Ali Il sYAcHRL AETCALEsis -
By Fulton & Mccombs, his Att,ys-, ~. 6wi2 .kanA
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the vile slapderer of all that is good. and holy,
and sacred in the memories Of your children.
~a4-s-s3 en;brFse; National Democrat 8
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&C sTHERE rs YOUR
Declaration of
Independence
SAID HE,

RI -1-e4s4 GALL LIZ, (f+s& Hft Ftf-r
"a DIPLOMATIC DODGE. adopted merely
for the purpose Of excusing the REBELLL
GUS COL ONES in the eyes of civilized
mankind There is your DECLARATION
OF INDEPENDENCE, ne longer he Sacred
Code of the Rights of Man, but a kypocrtiical
piece of Special Pleading, drawn up by a
b1tcA of 5aH24o sss goe0 gsGt -fU 3ori
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Eron ne ekicago Herald V3Elsodr
@@I - sssr 80
Summons Ofe1SGO:

s0LORIOUSaAPPEA
70 THE OLD SOLDIERS or 1919; THE
eoEnTnRss0 or THE MEXICAN War;
DosIHB ERKNCHMAN, THE GERMAN,
1H1 ERLsHMAN, 4HRsC0TUHMAN, 10
ALL AHER1cAN CITIZENS; no NAT
TER WHAT GouNTRy GAVE THEN
HERIHsa = 1S-- .-
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practiced e. F..
seaefAl9 gl44si- i.is ssd4 .-SiA les}I >,
upOnfhea.s !.
whole Wl1l1,OllrIrId!''

CGREAT APPLAUSE.] tHdw usad <icsh1
ssS-There is your man, o, Republicans
There's is your GREAT ORATOR, your trav-
Ham1ins
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LISTEN, TO W-FRIENDs OF THE .coM-
MON sPEoPLEi It Is the cry that struck ter
ror into the heart of the aristocrat and Wrung
the rights Of the masses and the sovereignty
Of the States from the iron grasp of Federal
,uu
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Il LISTEN TO 4T20NcE AaxfNDEMo
Gratis! 1t is the remembrance of past I'll
umphs and past glories l. The summons q
new Struggles and harbinger,of new hopes
Itsealls to arms in an shoursthat tries mem
souls; an horr when the. very safety Of tn,
fRepublic quivers at every blow that Is struck
Woe to, the, recreant, who answers not at tn
roIl-ca1 Of the "grand army of Saxon liber
tyf CHILDREN OF THE LNVINCIBLI
DEMOCRACY TO ARMS =
Carl, SchurZ,
Th!el|,;;:;.AbllOIlli !. !.
tion|IIiI0ri'ia;;,tlOl:lrI|'
Imported imtosNew York from Wis
consin. al
Harrisburg, Pa, thus characterizes
for his speech at Harrisburgh, and his prevf
GUS speech at Springfield: ~
"The great revolrtionist-the man who has
the impudence to stand up ard=ABBSE the
e Patriots . 81 &
ssa so tsiisASD zss asaii,s q
AMERECA !
in the face of AMERICAN CITIZENS, de-
serves a warm reception a glorious welcome
from the followers of Lincoln and Seward
Read again and again the following extract
from his Springfield (Massachusctts0 speech;
read it men Of Harrisburg, and then with
clear throats and lusty lungs shout aloud your
hozannas to Carl Schurz, the alder and abet-
ter of Abolitionism and Treason:E IEitiz&
I, "sTHERE IS YOUR
Declaration Of.
Independence,
~ .es5a SAID he, xs5 p4f Hls
"a DIPLOMATIC DODGE. adopted merely
for the purpose of excusing the REBELLL
EOJS COL ONES in the eyes of civilized
mankind There is your DECLARATION
OF INDEPENDENCE, no longer the Sacred
Code Of the Rights Of Nan, but a kypocrsticat
piece Of Special Pleading, drawn up by a
bitch of 5aEz4o. e9s yseo yse .fH sogi
ArtfulPe
who, when speaking of the rights of man,
meant but the privileges of a set of aristocras-
10 stockholders, but styled it 81 biGe# oV"
the Right of Man,'.
in order to throw dust in the eyes Of the
world, and to inveigfe noble hearted fools into
lending them aid and assistance. Applause.
THESE ARE YOUR Boosted
revolutionary sires,.
NO LONGER HEROES AND SAGES,
butvaccOInpEshed
humbuggers
|; ~ p / ] ''| u I;'|| J ) )
who said one thing and meant another; who
passed COUNTERFEIT SENTIMENTS
as GENUINE, end obtained arms and money
and assistance and sympathy on false prctences!
rss THERE is YOUR GREAT
American ReYOlu-a
; saeao5 ogtlOn,o sad zsSs, os I'd
no longer the great CHAMPION Of Uniyer2
sal Principles, but q MEAN go
ANKEETRIC
.[bursts Of applause and nlaughter]-a
WOOdennut.
.a!,oniI zsgl
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ettifoggers,

who, when speaking of the rights of man,
meant but the privileges of a set of aristocrat-
ic slaveholders, but styled il sd bfgsw oVs.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-10-03

n order to throw dust in the eyes Of the
world, and to inveigie noble hearted fools into
them aid and assistance. Applause.
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