The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-25

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Fruit is very scarce here, there being n,
fruit except in the south part Of :be coun
~. and not much there this season. Ftui
trees don't seem to thrive IN the northern
part Of the county--thoy are almost sure tc
die. Good grated varieties demand 81 ,OC
per bushol. Small, common fruit, such al
, rig woulG stick up his nose at in Geaugt
county. brings from so to 60 cts. per bush
81; cider 10 worth &6 barrel. But l mus
bastou on.
Corn. my starsl it is nothing but stuck
OF cornr There is more good corn in a
single township in Geaugs, than 10 this OF.
tire county. nigh, Say the same of pota
toes. In short. the crops here are What the
farmers call a failure. They think God
really cursed the earth. as he did in David's
reigu; but. it he did. it was not for any sin
CONNIE nsurato With David's, but for one far
more teinous than the mere act of nun
bering the people" 1t was for the prepou.
derating Copperheadism that has been con.
tinua'ly emitting its foul stencil to poliute
the immaculate weikin of tho heavens, that
| He withheld bis blsssings.
I had the honor Tor rathor dishonor) OF
attending one Of these Copperbead mass
| meetings, held hore yesterday. 1t was call.
or Sevnonr nan Ma,o, ~.
Indian Chiaf ono af ,ho Oncndann ,.;Sa ao
f,om srraon.o .p;,t IL. ,sa uOc' ".
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e,rIv honr ,hon ba..n -, NJ.
cam. -. H.. 10y ooss" -" Io"o .ney
cnno IN hor.ot.an ,.o. 80 n pa' "oy
IN. ,ha, oa,ua III. 's hs. H"' ~ =" Is ~as
=, ~. v,,b o.. .o ,h ~ '"oy
huooios and r. ...-, was a,,a ; 90 on% ,So;. ~
5eT;e.~fo.cnsa ,ha ao~n1o.s;onI 10 on,.
wav b,;s "snac;as" ,hnnId rnosa nd 80
mnst co,fo.s ,h., +, .,..nao, a. .ns..
il vas q sncc.ss .,ooI Co. L.,
more and Waved than % ss ,hav ~ cana ' in w;,h
their numerops Maud. of ,rus;c and Haos nm
furlinp 70 tho bree,a Obi vha, sacr;Is,o.-
prot.ssino Ioyoity N ,ho o,orio,s old s,.r.
and s,rines and s,m,o,L;,j.. 9Th ,ha vorn
horde. ,hs, A.. ,r1;n, !" d., III IT,
wa,a rsrb.ns ona h"nS..a -, ha'.o
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49," ..,;.,.n" -. ooo" uS'o' 40 ~ou'e
vr;,;no .no,har .o,,pro ,;,,ad M So".oI
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carriad h.nnor, -;,h ,.r;"n. do.isos ."o. a
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ma noor old h",.a "J .s'o,,.,ats s'" 49, ,n, uo""
,ho p.t,;,u" uu d., p,",s oao"aou .. ~ 'ep'osou.,
~, d., S. % u, h;. go $500
!. noor Jsi"Saa 'na,nbo, ~ ,ho .m,,ar.;saS
Drmocrscv h,acLoS mn tor IN. ooc,s;on
Al, ,ino nm a ,rrnL ,htoh -.s ..ohs.k adj" fo,
Wasbino,on hv .usnood;na ,hs bn,,om of
a lin nan and \ stran ,o ,he handle of rho
trnnk and c.rry;po n h.,nar wh;ch rand
For washington p;a RaItimore in ons
hand and rinoino a ,aroa hall With Tho ohio,
as be passed along the s,reet. n hand n, ound
his ,aiI b,act h., road .Cn,,r.h.nd - cor
tainiv a renroacb IN Tho hnmhlest nagro ,hs,
lives. ''''~'' '''
The speokjup commenced about O'clock
from the different s,anda. ,ook , nosi,ion
near the stsnd where Gov Soymonr va. m
peak. for had ,ewe ourosity 70 hear him
Soon mv .,,an,;on on. di,oc,aS ,o ,ha:,.nd
Nv The tremendons choerino and 7 no,;coj
a small man ascending the atoms wearing n
tall. d,pov "oluu" hat resting mon his on,s
rather Tustv garments. and vitbaI. M,
in the least commanding 10 appearance
whom heard called Gov. SEYMOUR" Hc
sas introduced by the Chairman as "the
briebtest star in the Empire States" and
commenced by stating the great cost Of I,fo
and treasure that this unnecessary war has
brought upon Us; the great debt which the
Nation will have to pay the already bur.
densome taxes; and boasted that he had
''eiven 1900 commissions to bright and pro.
missing young men," who went from his Of
fice, many of whom never can return; and
yet, he says, "it is oil a failure!" He labor.
Cd long to portray the horrors of war to
.ne audience. ne asked u the fathers had
any more sons to spare In fighting for the