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RS- The Hartford Times, in a short
article entitled The ISSUE" relates a
like conversation in the city Of Hartford:
81 shall never vote again for Abraham
Lincoln, said somewhat influential Re-
pu ublican, in the city on Monday. "Here-
tofore, when you Democrats have charged
that he was more for Abolitionsm than
the Union, l denied it. Now--I can t
say one word. | am for no man who in
sists upon abolition as condition even
to the opening OF negotiations or the
hearing of propositions. For one | am
ready to have the old Union again, with
our conditions-with slavery in the South,
or not, just as the South themselves
choose to decide, for it concerns them
most. Whatever else | do, you may be
sure [ will never vote fer Abraham Lin
coin again, He has proved himself, by
his Niagara letter, to be no Union man.
His disgraceful manners and obscene
jokes [ could put up with, mortifying as
The fact is, rather than vote with party
who have believed Ct begin to think un-
JUSTIFY were not fer the Union; but can
not give my sanction to President who
makes abolition an absolute condition even
to the hearing of propositions from the
rebels"
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wooDsF1ELD MONROE COUNTY, OHIO. SEPTEMBER 81, 1864

Follett, j. A. Estill, James R. Morris,
Martin d. Follett, d. W. Stambaugh,
j. II. Collins, A. McGregor, j. H. Wal
lace, Jabez w. Fitch, Van r. Humphrey,
Michael Stuart, S. w. Gilson-30
For THOMAS IL. SEYMOUR George
Fries, George W. Martin, G. j. W Smith,
Alexander Long. Chris. Hughes, J. NJ.
Trimble, A. NJ. Jackson, Edwin Phelps,
William Newman, David G. Vance, E.
B. Olds, Thomas J Kenny-l2.-States-
man
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-09-21
The OhiO Delegation ia the
asll Chicago Convention.


Fhe position of the Ohio Delegation
was much nisrepresented prior to the
CSpYeption, and during the Convention
up to the moment the balloting commenc.
ed u A few Democratic papers and all the
Republican papers were persistent IN
claiming that but six or eight Of our Dele
gates would be for Gen. Mcclellan. The
editors. OF these papers found out that
they were mistaken, as we knew they
would find out. 1t is due alike to those
who voted for our nominee for President
and, those who opposed him, that We
should state how each member of the
Ohio Delegation cast his vote.
w hen the vote fer President was first
made up and announced by the Chair
man Of the Delegation, Hon. William
AHeh, sitsstood thus:
) For GEO. B. Neutrality-suspicious. P.
Ranney, ' John l.. Winner, Charles ".
Cowab, Samuel y Cox, George Spence,
John " Glessner, Peyton Hord, Charles
Powers, EaS Platt, George w Morgan,
Charles Follett, j a. Estill, ID. w. Stam-
baugh, j II. Collins, Jabez w. Fitch,
Van II. Humphrey, 5. W. jilset,--17.
/ iFoR HoRATIo William AL
len, Allen e. Thurman, James K. Nor
ris, Martin d. tollett-4.
FoR Thomas H. SEYMouR.-George
Ii. Penoleton, George Fries, George w.
Martin, C. j. w Smith, Alexander Long,
lC. L. Vallandigham, Chris, Hughes
David Loudenback, George M. Baxter
Chiffon a. White, j. N. Trimble, A. Nj
jackson, Edwin Phelps. William New
man. David C. Vance, E. B. Eshelman
d. B. Utds, Thomas j. Kenny, A. Me
Gresor, J, H. Wallace, Michael Stuart
~ Before the. President of the Cohven
tio announced the result, number @
our Delegates changed their votes an(
cast them Tor Gen. Mcclellan. Afte
this WAS done, the revised and final vot
lef. Ohio stood as follows, and it was thu
recorded by the Secretary of the Conven
.Iion:tsg
/ For GEO B. MCCLELLAN-Willian
i Allen, Alien q. Thurman, George H
4 Psndieton, Ratus p. Rauney, c. il. Val
Ilahdighaln, John l.. Winner, David Lou
fenback, George NJ. baxter, Charles W
,owaa, Chiffon A. White. Samuel s. Cox
| ,feorge Spence, John Y. Glessner, Peytol
! hIord. Charles Powers, +. s. Plat, h. B
| 1sLelmau, George W. Morgan, Charlie
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Rss~ There is now tax on matches, ex-
cept or leap gear. Taxes are getting SO
heavy that you can not put on boot with
cut d ssG0tp.
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Awarding Committee-Nrs, DR., ].
Smith, Mrs. j. M. Kirkbrids md Mrs.
S A. Jones. al ~ 49,
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Aug. 10, 18Sfsw.
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Horses for Stceepstahes.
Fastest Trotting Horse, Mare er Gelding in
single harness. making five rounds OF the
course inside ef three minutes. 81 90
Fastest trotting Horse, Mare or Gelding
going rounds of the course, in single har-
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End do. -. 25 90
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der saddle, against time, 1st premium SIS 90
End do. Is, 90
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the trotting.
Awarding Committee-Allen Shotwell, Sam
u.l Mooney and Lewis Woolenweker.
CLASS B-Mules and Jacks.
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WICK KERSHAM'S
SCHOOL ECONOMY.

treatise on the preparation, organization, employ
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BY JAMES PYLE WICKERSHAM, A. M.
Principal Pennsylvania State Normal School at Milers-
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From the Mass Teacher.1
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