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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-22

[EAaE ~ EL4 ca SO
sr The following notice Of Miss Maria
Brainard, who is connected yithths Musical
Convention in this place which is to come off
on the 9th, 18th, 18th, and 30th1 of this
month, we take from the Lorain County mea0s:
According to announcement this lady, as
sisted by Messrs. Ingersoll and Beames, sang
at Union Hall. last Saturday evening. The
Hall. was nearly filed, yet the audience was
not as large as Miss sBrainerd ought to have
had in Oberlin. The Concert was a complete
IA brilliant success. Miss Brainerd proved
herself to be all that is claimed for her-one
sof the sweetest singeIsip the world. Those
| of her hearers who are judges of musical af
fairs are perfectly enthusiastic in her praise.
Several were present who have listened to
JennysLind and.the- other musical stars that
have flashed across our western horizon, and
they do not hesitate to compare Miss B. with
even the Swedish queen of song, and to assert
her superiority in many respects over Sohtag
and Parodi. OF thiSwe cannot speak advised
ly, but we heartily add our voicesto thezgener-
fal verdict.
+ We will not mar perfection by applying ad.
~jectives to the manner ip which the singer
executed "Hone, sweet home" its magic eff
feet upon the audience was its best praise.
Messrs Ingersoll and Beames also did them.
selves aaueh eredit.azMT ~Ingersolrs execution
of Annie Laurie" was particularly excellent
and called out prolonged applause. aLkweu
= When the programme was finished Miss
Braiaefd by general request repeated HHome
fsweet home" and held the audience in breath.
less stiffness. fhe peculiar richness and pow
er of her voice was well manifested in the pro
liongation Of the second s'hbne'' ia the chorus
when the melodious sound seemed TO hane
overhead like a part of the atmosphere, With
out having any visible origin.
| i.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-22

WHINING OVER THE, DIsPATcHEs.-jDu-
ring the past three weeks the telegraph has
reported Lincoln Ratification meetings at
Pittsburg, New York, Encennes, and West
chester, and dnring the same time Douglas
ratification meetings at Baltimore, C~oYington,
New York, Albany, Newport, st. Louis, Wor-
cester, Independence, Indianapolis, New Or
leans, Rochester, .0gdensburg, Fulton, New
Haven, Boston, Hartford, Springfield, Albany
again Mobile, Utica, Cleveland, Troy, Peters
burg, Springfield, Camden, Harrisburg, Bur
lington, Seneca Falls Terre Haute.-four for
Lincoln and thirty for, Douglas. This repre-
-sents ina very fair degree tie difference in
the enthusiasm for the two men, that for
Douglas is to that for lincoln as thirty to four,
Some of the black Republican sheets are
beginning to whine abonttkis. They complain
of the telegraph companies because of these
dispatches; instead of going to work to get up
some feeling and some demonstrations for their
candidate, they content themselves with sniff
fling because. the truth is made known rela-
tive to the democracy. N 1896 the Black
Republicans had this thing pretty much their
own way here at the North. The telegraph
was loaded down every day with blood and
thunder stories about bleeding, Kansas, ac-
counts of Fremont demonstrations, and all
that, which vent to make capital for the Black
Republicans. There was no complaint then
about the dispatches. Now, however, the
thing is changed. 1t is their OK who is gored
this time, and very naturally they do not Like
it, although it was sport enough four years
ago. But, like it.er not, they will have to
stand it. There will be many more. of the
same sort before November, and they should
learn a proper resignation in due time.-De
hoit Free Press.
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! THE CONSTITUTIONAL UNIoN.-Such is
the title of a new weekly paper in Cincinnati,
the first number of which was issued last Sat
urday.a It is to be devoted to the Bell and
Everett ticket, and intended to operate only
during the. Presidential campaign. Tits pub
lished by Watkin & Brother, and bids fair to
be corducted- with spirit and ability. Price
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9Eor sheriff,

Editor Of Union-4Please announce that JAMES
McCOOL WILDE Candidate for the nomination by
the Democracy of Ashland County, at their p mary
Meetings tor Sheriff, aud oblige " 9f.
4 a. as MANY DhMOcRATlc FRIEsbs.
! Editor of Upioa-Pieaise announce that John
g. BROWN is a Candidate for nomination by the
Democracy eff Ashland County at their Primary
Meetings, for the Once of Sheriff. q .-Es9 ~
IN Editor-Please announce the name of WILL
O. PORTER, of Yermillion Township, as a
Candidate for nominationfo for Sheriff, snbjectto the
decision of the Democratic Primdry Meetings, and
obige1 HIS NUMEROUS DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS.
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BJ-The statement in last weeks Times that
the immense crowd that was at our big meet
ing on the 18th inst. was broaght oht by a
report that Biondin would be here, is simply
false and without the least foundation in fact.
The only talk about Blondin ever being here,
was on the strength of a rumor that a promi-
nent Breckinridge man in this toHn bad writ
ten to him to ascertain if he could not come
here and give an exhibition Some time next
fall But the Times must have some excuse
for the overwhelming demonstration of the
18th, that so terrified its editor, and SO manu-
~facturcs a falsehood to do away with its effects
upon the abject s~ervi:ors of the Times men.
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NO

mo all those who sell spirituous Liquors in the
village of Ashland, you will hereby take par
fi9ular notice that 1 Will upon complaint or by my
own kDowledgs, prosecute any person or persons
who sells Spurious Liquors by the, dram TO any one
whether temperate or intemperate, in said town OF
.As li 81 feea; sd MsribaI y
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Regulation IN regard to Membership TICK
cts aaoptsdsby the Ashland County =
AE Agricultural Society. 6a

Ta meeting of the members of the Board OF the
"A Ashland Csunty agricultural Society, for the
purpose of prevepting extensive frauds heretofore
bersbin iicketssfhom one dollar to seventy i've cents
each. limiting the admission to the ground under
the ticketlo the 10 hrmselfTaunde whlehstIek-
- . n,emIer may have the right to exhibit any ar
t;cIe. and that the price of adnis sion tickets be the
same as,herefofore adoptea
3w n12s &c., 4= -
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Tactics OF THE OpposrTroN.-It has be.

= -TAcTIcs OF THE 0pPosTTIoN-It has be-
come a habit of the opponents of Douglas to
report at distant points from the residences Of
the men designated, that this, that or the 9TH
=er Democrat has changed and come out for
Lincoln, Saeh statements aFe made Withhnt
any foundation and for effect. An the chan
ges this. year, and they can be counted by tens,
twenties, ffties, yea, by hundreds, in every
locality, are in favor of Douglas and the rights
of the people to govern themselves in their
own way. The current sets strong in that
direction, and viii c~ontinte to increase and
swell until it sweeps all before, it. Wer73Tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-22

nsA The Black Repubtcan Liberty Pole
at Birmingham, Conn, was struck by iightping
last Saturday evening, and shivered from top
to bottom. The pole was the largest in the
New knsland States aW0TE
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Annel1neements
For. .Audftor.
AAMA"A
- tFTVID

Mr.. Editor-Please announce the name of G.. I
YEARfCK 2sAa Ehndidate for the nomination by
Meetings on the 25th of August, for the Office of
Andit0f, andobligeg HosrspF DEMecRArs.*
Editor of ~UnionNpiesse anhoance the name of
JOHN s. WHITE, of Jackson Township, as a Candi-
date for nomination fort the Office of Auditor. subject
to the decision of the Democracy OF Ashland County
at their Primary Meetings, and oblige
- MANI DEMocRArrc FRIENDS.
Mr.. Editor-P1ease annouinfcs the name of
s. STRICKLAND as a Candidate for nomina-
ton for Auditor, by the Democracy at their Pri-
mary Meetings, and oblige many Democrats of Old
vermillion and all the rest of The CouNTf.
EDITOR OF UNIoN-Pfeases announce the nameiof
PAUL OLIVER, of Green Township, as a .Candi-
date for the domination by the Democracy at their
Primary Meetings, for the Office Of Auditor, and
oblige zzHosrs OF DENocRATs.s
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Another Accession-Dr. Beeman.

The last Shelby County Democrat says that
DIR. p. BEEMAN, of Sidney, has come out in
favor Of DOUGLAS and JOHNSON. Onsthe Sd
inst, he addressed the Democratic Club of that
town, being the first time in his life that he
advocated the claims of any Democrat for Of
flee or maintained Democratic principles. The
Doctor was the Fillmore Candidate for Con
gress in 1856 in this District, is an effective
speaker and designs s!ufhping the county for
Douglas and johnson and the Democratic
State, District and County nominees.
Never, since the days of 1882 when Gene
raj JACKSON was a candidate, was there ever
witnessed so many and powerful accessiohs to
the Democratic ranks, and such an enthusias-
tic rallying to the support of any Presidential
nominee as we now find in favor of DOUGLAS.
The signs are all in his favor, and that he will
be t~riumphantiy cleetedswe ~haFelnettthe least
Doubt CEILING Standard
nas The population of Ciaciin1ati is. 49,.
900, being less by upwards of a good DEAL
than the estimate made by its sanguine Iciti-
zens, who estimated the population at 100000.
st. Louis viii be less than1140,000, instead Of
the estimate Of 190,990!!@ The population OF
Rochester willbe about 4 ,000-ity as43
te00in 1855.
| MAFHEMATFCkpEsfe oDIMBNT-RrofaJ j,
| McMahon,] of ADaStof, o.; has been SPENDING
some time IN ttis city ktt now retnrns to Day
ton. He is familiar With sia languages, and
is a great anathefnatieiat; Possessing a niarvei
Gus secret matheinatieal skiHi He is a cousin
german of the Distinguished MMArshal McMa
hon of France, MhdfShfea IS MSAl ja the lat
Austrian war. ThesfProfess0r is Z ihAht o
mark, and above ali things else, IS is gEatiafy
ing s rs tS record His p~elfsies4 ssaaaEsssff
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Eor Treasurer,

Mr.. Editor-Please announce the name of REU-
BEN N. HERSHEY, of Mifiin Township, as a Can
[didats for nomination for the Office of Treasurer by
the Democracy of Ashland County, at their Primary
Meetings, and oblige .aeILcG azesa.A rz-s
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u MARHIED, Alsr4s So
. 9n.fhe 18th inst, by Rev A. ScoFT, Mr., jacob
SHEETS of Montgomery tp, to Miss sEMELNEl
JACOBY of Orange. 5d5 a~Iaif5a E1s .osiJ sfa3 al i
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-22
70 the r-,emocrafsc voters or Ash
land COlE7lfu.

hankful to my friends for the1r generous sup
have osucladedne toabe. . candidate for nominal
ton for treasure. YaapusT circumstances which
IL is now needless to mention have brought me TO
his conc3usion. but while doing this l would say to
IL - E155Jt6at viii l RSyss to- the best of my
INDICTMENT and ability, suppoFt the interests OF the
Democraev of our County, State and Nation. .-
Aug. 25,N6onsa bzs isaac GATES
-. a--a.-E4T-- -
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AWecpublish in another column two dis
patcikssss, received by the same mail in regard.
to the Mi1hdrawal Of Breekinridge.We know
not what reliance is to be placed upon either,
but we firmly believe from present indications
that John c. Breckinridge will withdraw
from the contest ana thus render certain the
defeat of the AbelitioniSt
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.id3 Esd MHMA Ms e.
MAP OF co:

THE UNDERSIGNED proposes, provided suf6-
cient encouragement be given, to publish q.
large and beautiful MAP OF ASHLAND COUNTY.
from actual aud or~iginslJspryeys. Al, the PUBLIC
Roads, Railroads, Post Offices, Churches, Soho /
Houses, Stores, Tayerns, Mills, Blacksmith and
fnents are to be show on the Map, in addition to
the Topography of Rivers, Creeks, Pondss Noun
tains, etc. The Map viii also show all the sections.
with their numbers and subdivisions, aud farms
with their number of acres, and houses in each
township in the County, with the property owners
name generally on each farm, carefully including
those who patranize the Map.Ef rfes,s
will be inserted on the margin. The Map will also
be embellished with perspective views Of some Of
the Public Buildings, and such of the most pr,H <
nent, private residences as can be agreed upon BY
the owners and publishers.
The Map Will also contain q Business. Direct6afs
patronizes the Map 1t, will be got up in the style
OF, the large andbeautiful Map of Ashtabuia Coup-s
ty fol. which a premium was awarded at the St46
Fair at Cleveland IN 1866, and the Mapsof Hunt
Comfy, recently published, Qof whidh oz&r,a thoi.
sand copies ha We been SOLD ana,e ~ the. Maps Of
Erie and Knox Counties, now N course Of
ton by the same surveyor. Insizet VIII Be about
ed mounted on rollefs, backed with aah1as. endde--
.Ivefed to subscribers ct fke dollars a copy. ,pays-
BILE on delivery. s.ag PHILLIP INA
To-
: SufveyoEs and Civil Engiieet1eas
.sP.S9AH. persons called upon BY rither ofetees
aboves will please communists ~
regard to their farms, and such st@tssles et He1nss
as may Be desired, - that the map may Oc9ens gH
q rnniete! IfG- = Ta 21h9m a'sgf eAeEG q q (
f6i snsds O. s8sJ $40 9ai RAD hes
- 10 3aQTv frcs E51sT Hdo no gH5e 40
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& o o BUSINESS.
ASHLAND union School.

N ExAMINATIoN.-oF TEACHERS for de
N Ashland Union School for the ensuing year
viii take place at the High Schooi:Room, nSatur-
day August 18th, ats9 o'clock A:MrgsAn applicants
are expected to be present Six Ladies and one
Gentlemen desired.,,,,
: 29fo sss wv 4, I. CURTIS, sssesR
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From the Special Dispatch of the N. York Herald
sZBreckinridge ana the Presidency.


fBreckinridge ana the. Presidency
rTAZ WASHINGTON, Aug. IA, 1860.
A report is current that in a letter to parties
IN this city, Mr.. Breckinridge has called a
consultation of his friends to decide upon the
propriefy Of his withdrawal as a candidates.
oompliance with the suggestion of the4Herdzd.
The prospect of his Withdrawal occasions con-
sternation among Republicans, who deprecate
It as most probably fatal to Lincoln. The
leading New York politicians approve the
conduct of Mr.. Breckenridge as highly mag
unanimous, and urge his withdrawal.
2 The results of the recent elections in Arkan.
sas, Kentucky and Missouri have had . won
derful effect towards bringing about some ac-
comodation of matters among anti republicans.
The powerful Union sentiment manifested in
these results shows the secessionists that they
are weaker than theylanticipated, even in the
extreme Southern States. r
A dispatch to the New York World says:
Z ~ - WASHINGTON, Aug. Is.
Governor Stevens, chairman Of the Breckin7
ridge and Lane National Executive Committee,
to day received a letter from Mr.. Breckenridge,
of such a character as warrants him in giving
an emphatic contradiction to all rumors fela4
tive to his desire to be relieved from his posi-
ton as a candidate for the Presidency y
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Mr.. aEditor-Pleas, announce the name Of John
Jarvis, of Vermillion township ds a Candidate
for the nomination for County Commissioned, SUBJ.
ject to the decision of the Democracy of Ashland
county at their Primary Meetingsin August.
a. HOST OF DEMocRATs.4
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These EXAMINATIONS will commence at 9 O'CLOCK
An and close at four O'Clock ?. NJ. Noapplicant
will be admitted aftertwelve NJ Written
of good moral character signed by at leasttwo re-
'monials wil1be kepton file. No certificate can bs
ante-dated. No private examinations Will beheld
Nouewn al beexamined wheSdonoexpecttoonga
wherepracticahl ,arerequired fromschool directors,
We earnestlyreguss them otthe close Of each'tcrm,
tosend us a note of the success Of theirteaeher. 95Il
This win aid us very much i'm giving certiicates
only to those whoere successful Teaohers. n sf3
- - ~,:a-sf@5N IS.
CIerkofBoardo Examiners.
shanap ian. q 1850 I5tleItI.N eF1 81
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r1Coannssssiones-.

Mr.. EditorAPlease announce the name of JACOB
LIMERICK as q Candidate for re nomination fo
County Commissioner, by the Democracy at thei
Primary Meeting s on; the 25th of August, ant
ob1ige MANY DEMOCRATS. :
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? Eor MGtmarr Dfyscfor.,

- MrsEditor-Please announceths name of JOSEPH
as a Candidate fer denomination for
the office of Infrmary Director, subject to the deci
sion of the Democracy at their Primary Meeting
en- the 25th day of August, 1860. - 49,.
- -f7TIE@ = II MANY DEMOCRATS.
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For REPRESENTATIVE .atformev.

81 The name of JOHN J.sJACOBS is announced as
a candidate for- denomination for the office of Pros
ceuting Attorney by the Democracy at their Prima.
~ Meetingsin august nextsN & nH mgmszl
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Mr.. Editor-Please announce the name of Id.
tJONEs-asa Candidate fer Denomination for the
Office of Probate Judge, subject to the decision OF
the Democracy at their Primary Meetings on the
25th day of August. $780, MANY DEAn0RATs!F
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AIANY OEMoUNATIC FRIENDS.

Editor of Union-Piease announce the name of
JOHN VAN NEST as a Candidate for Treasurer of
Ashland County, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cracy at their Primary Meetings, and oblige many
Democrats Of SG3F-sEOLD PERRY. =
Mr.. Editor-Pleasel announce that DANIEL
CAMPBELL, of Orange Township, Wiubea Candy
date for the domination for Treasurer by the Dem o :
cracy of Ashland County attheir Primary Meetings,
and oblige 5a,r .. * MANY pEMoCRATs.
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neA.. Messrs. SMART & WALTER, are the
proprietors for ashland, Riehland ahd5Knox
Counties, for the erection of Child's celebrated
Hot-air furnaces, for warming dwellings,
churches, stores, public buildings &c. They
have recently put up .seFerai in Mansfield, one
for Hon. J. Sherman, and others which we
are informed give entire satisfaction. Orders
left at Smart & Bosworth's room will be
promptly attended to.
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- so1ia - q hose who desire the

p-We would say to those VINO desire the
news from the far West, that the Hastings
Demccraf published in Hastings, Minnesota,
is one Of the best weeklies published IN the
EESFE E3S1z-s - sEss - Fae 80 pr
West. sN--sf. 81 - -
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For Clerk.

ME Editor-Please announce the name Of II. s..
SEE as candidate for denomination by; the De-
moCracy OF Ashland County at their Primary Nee:
tings, on saturday August 25th, forTthe Office of
Clerk of the Court, and Qblige .
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e OldGddings, a candidate inthe Ashtabula
District for Nomination for Congress, has been
defeated byone Hutchins. Reason is, Hutch
inns is more osa&A60ntiOniss and disdpio1ist
than Giddings. - .
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JOHN HIcKMAN-The Republican press are
endeavoring to palm off John Hickman, OF
Pennsylvania, who has lately made a violent
speech against Douglas and in behalf of Lin!
coin as a Democrat. He has not been a Demo-
erat for six years. He did more to. elect
Banks Republican speaker of the House than
other man. He has been elected to Congress
three times by the Republicans, and his single
vote elected Pennington Speaker of the House.
He was a prominent candidate for Vice Presi-
dent on the Lincoln ticket at Chicago. A
beautiful specimen of a Democrat, trulyl-
Gin. Eng. q
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LEAVING THE Niger PAkTY.-Wc know
of scores of men Ia this county who have al
ways voted the Republican ticket, who will
now vote for Douglas. There arc some in
every township; honest men who have become
sick of negro suffrage and negro equality doc
trines of the Abolitionists. They are tired of
the everlasting clamor about the niger. They
want so1e attention given to the interests of
white men. They are willing to let the peo-
pie, govern themselves, and say whether sla-
very shall exist or not, and hence will vote for
Douglas, the representative of non-interyention,
and thus assist in driving out of Congress the.
agitation of this Niger question. Let the ball
be kept rolling. We have still room. Let all
join the great Douglas and johnson army who
are opposed to negro suffrage and negro equal
|ity, and in favor of letting the People rule
Let all honest men desert the sinking ship of
Abolitionism, and assist us in achieving a vic
tory over Congressional despotism.-Kenton
Democrat. Bt1 49, a - -
TnE Coon WoRK Co.'s ON.4-we have
already noted the fact that a Democratic club
was recently formed in Sandusky county of
119 men who have heretofore acted against
the Democratic party. E IT, t3W;.U
AT a recent meeting at Crestline the presi-
dent Of the Black Republican club at Mans
field came out publicly for Douglas and john
son. 5DsZ n. ys1..tsa t,y
Fifteen voters of jackson township, Craw-
ford county, who have never voted the Demo-
CRITIC ticket have joined the Douglas club.
In one township in Hnron county AZ Re
publicans have joined the Douglas club.
We have heard from reliable men in the
several townships of II Republicans in this
county who say they will vote for Douglas.
We. might go on naming aecessions until
cur paper was full and then not be half done.
las; thew are determined he shall be, the presi-
dent; and he will be.-Holmes Go. Farmer. ?.
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the Abelitionist.
4 hone ! kear e 5 large sote st 4ht


we hope TO kearofa large vote at the
primary meetings on Saturday next Che
Republicans,ineludin Their large bogus vote
gotten up to defeat particular candidates., Polled
about 1900 Yates To do away with the effect
of this bogus voting they made strenuous efforts
and succeeded at their convention on Monday
in getting one orltwo of the candidates thus
corruptIy beaten to pledge their support to the
ticket. The most of them, feeling that they
hadbeen foury IWronged would not do this
We hope to see a full vote on Saturday, but
we know from the character of the candidates
for nomilatiou on the Democratic ticket, no
unfair advattasesSwM be staksn.a4Let nothing
of this lind be, done, and all viii be wells Z
=@@e-ae-<SN--=---@a .-cs
rasSone of theslRepubliean candidates for
nomination last Saturday, resorted to aHkiHds
of appliances to succeed. Aiarge number of
bogus Republican votes were poied in Ash
land TO defeat the outsiders. Ofthis We have
ths. rnast reliable information: You gentle
men fons thesseouptxy cant beat the Times
eedtsman N ah5ysshaPe: You thodghs you
headed then when you got The Popular vote vote
system. but they beat you after all viii bogus
votes ia Ashland. Il was worse than some Of
4Hs Grave Yard poll books that Sullivan used
to send down. - ss ri ,is sS.sH ~ Z
~sFhsE probability now is, that G.1.
jackson. the Douglas candidste 0rsGevsfho1
ofMissouri - 10 elected b, 15;eeo haaJor1ty-
E6oa fof Nissoprit 1881 8tes riot