The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-27
Tyner City Fcls Raising.

On the 3G;i Of last month, ous read7rs are
we'll aware, the Democracy OF Polk township assist
eI by many from other parts ~ tt'=, s. joseph,
LapoTte aud Stark counties, undertook to raise
y pole, but failed - DO so. The Republicans
about that place well sill over he county.ge-
joced greatly at the failure, and old Ignasty css.
gloried to tie extent OF nearly half column,
ar wha. was the frs. an! last failure Of the Dem
ocrais of Marshall coUn-v to raise their poes.-
"How things win CHANGE since the 5h Of tbs
month. The Republicans of this county haze
made from six to ten '.fzzles" and break downs
For while we tried 10 keep coun. Of them
but Of late their DRINKS and failures have become
go common and numerous that We have not tried
TO keep the run of them We are glad to say
that the noisy. blowing ninnies Of tie opposition
in tits county have feared something BY "expe-
rience" the only school in which fools viii learn
anything, aad have dried up about "fzzles' &c.
Last Saturday was appointed to raise pole at
TyHcr City. The turn out was no, expected TO be
s. large rs he former one. from the fact thr the
free ride part OF the hill-, winch prevent
u nearly all the Republican sIunges and stree,
politicians Of tais pilce, st.eudor. none Of HI
class beil. II Attendance from OIL. town only the
Reverend old hynocri,e. Austin Fuller, Auditor Of
Marshall County, anil. Of Exhibit ..notoristy.
There were abog; one hundred and hity Dem
ocrats that helped raise tae pole
Is soon a. We got In the crn.vi ~ ootced the
determination OF the Democrats TO ilsye tugs 90
OFT right Every one OF them did al ille, cou9
to advance the work. At about or little af.cr
IL m. they gathered hold of the pole for the pur-
pose Of setting itup. The work, under the direc-
ton of Henry VI. Logan our candidate for Sheriff,
AMI c. II. Reeve ESQ. progressed steadily and
surely, ard IN little an hour from the time
they took hold of t.touering Symmetrical! and SUBJ
s,antial, sol Hickory stood erect, a thing of
admiration aud pride Tleni was that could
see in the coun,cnance OF every Democrat present
gow-yea mora thru " satisfaction. They
we're justly proud OF il, and il was unanimously
conceded by the Democrats of other townships
that Polk tow ushp had, notwithstanding her first
failure covered herself '.all over with glory
While the pole WITS being planted and the ropes
and blocks taken of the members Of the Democrat.
band Of this place, the former
sion. invited by Mr. John c. Cushman to take dim
usually strong enough, but greatly increased
on this OCCASION BIZ the lateness of the hour and
the exercise We hid taken --an1, so bountifu and
paletable were the "good things set before us"
that we all cam. nigh doing ourselves injustice,
but re believe that none ofus cat so much as to
"leave any .erious consequences behind" and all
went away satisfied" in tie fullest sense the
word The universal desire Of the guests vas,
that Mr.. CUsBMav AMI bis estimable Lady may
long live as happily now, and ever discharge as
Faithfully, fearIessly. and freely, tie duty they in
common with all other good citizens of our county
owe to their Creator, their country their neigh
Dor and themselves, by advancing the cause of
Democracy
On reaching the ground again, we found the
pole standing alone and erect. The large stream
or with the names of Douglas and Johnson on il
in large letters, aud the flag, which Shy one third
the largest we have seen this campaign. ready to
re run ur. While it being run up the band
plsyed that old soul-strring. patriotic piece
Yankee Doodle in their best style. The flag up
tho music sto,ped-three cheers were proposed
for Douglas and johnson Up this time. there had
been 10 cheering, and those proposed weregiven