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tinuc IN operation, <srppudistion will .
eventually :starc' 'us.in, tho facc.-.7 Alreadyss
tho necessity Of q ;feform;has ibeconeth
question Of the day: &; 3 5; 5 )
The three. great branches OF employ
ment; Viz !: agriculture, nanuflci and
commerce, are IN ulually ;depondeISt 1Pae:
each other, and, the, national prosperity:
upon all combined. Under tho prescntlr-i.
rangement of national taxation, the man
ufacturors alone bear the greatest tRor::.
tion Of the burden. Hence; i'm ptop2s::
ton to their ability TO pay, RillEthe debt
be reduced. Under the: present unjjqst: Y; y:
system, the great moi jority of the; exten;
size manufactures, east and: west, .harc'
been stopped; and thousands2of. opera :. :!
tivcs have beens thrown out Of oppiey;
mcnt: On tho ontrary since tho eio:e
|Hofthe.'wair; md the enforceme eut sof .thcr
system, tho extensive iron, cotton wal:.
on and. steel ,naa factories t6f europe
xhichGhave been idle, during theNpist
three years-havo been revived, !: nd3slt
over tho free North, can be3 found Am. A. !:
ported articles, bought and paid for, With
green v' backs, at q lower rate thnn they
can be made in this<country. ItsiS too
late to discuss whethcr We shalE;bc ana:
ton of farmers and herdsmen the! lido
Of emigration has brought;into our, midst,
the manufacturer and the mechanic ;;thp
growing prosperity. Of, our nation de-:
inands their skill and labor; theuaems
ploycd capitalsuowilies idlesandwe mast
have protectisea tariff: IL zig; granted
that the, cost, Of shipping ourI cerfsisi
trans Atlantic, is paid BY the producer,
| for 'if:that isSaddsd; ;SWc' 'csnnot bring it
within tho tmarketi price OF rthee eountry.
to, which tits shipped, Agate; ;titiEa aps'
parent that tho producer, thessgricultuIs
er, purchases, the. manufacture at the
| same market, and:'is compelled to t5ant.
port it to this country a: an ddtaonit
costap Reverse tho system By aGotdins
protection too ur ufacturersS Sand 1--WE
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The following~is ;from% Paek, o now

The following lis 'fromE paek, o now
funny paper 10 California .!.,. !
a long article having tho above .hcad:
ing is going tho rounds Of Tho press, nnd
has been for somo'' tir1c.s' Tdck,T thinE.'.
ing@the oldoucs are played out: has mau.'
ufactured some now: onosjs he@ beingls.
supernatural being, is, Of course, fully.
competent to do so. r.. -. ~ +. r.; Il 81
THE GRIDIRoN.-To take down. tho.
gridiron from;thc oail whcre.it is hangf3f
ing, with.the left hand; i is o sign that
therc will bo broil ia the kitehcn.y KS y
THE :M1RnoR. IF a mirror is :broken,;,
lie is q, sign that good. looking: :lasS.Hills 4
be missed in that house. ~ .4 ~. -;
+ A FUNERAL.-To. meet 1 funeral. .pro.s
cession, lis sign Of a, ,death.5rr3;Ess;. sd ::
7 PooKEr. Book. .-Toysloso ;.a pocket.
book containing greslbaoks IS unlucky.,
NAILS: IF a Woman cuts her naili:
every. Monday, IT'S lucky y-for; her shas;
band. iIsaM ~ ,gs-i$. ,i.nts ;;.S-,i:
:. RoosTER:-If you hear . rooster. crow,
when you are 10 bed, aud tho clock
:, ;tihs' .cn NV 80 I 1n1rnins INC 4s s'
a4s,TSouina = % + - MifSS yon ibasyo ~
;.,h;n. III a.. ,;c.Ioivour = oss ana syon.
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VIII nAye an l,oning sueEe, anu ll;.uoA us
VIII % s. avettea; sl ~. - 81
ACA!:-Hnen 2 cav prepares .s.er % 49,:
II; n IsIS .bsa i0ds pIs = snS nSsss
wars y I'd have sixteen v.rt.S on
Ahae..to - uasoinl.'ssa s.ns ~
tue iels asno 10 un'ucky; sona'e, ls3'
same l,lltate numget on;tne tlsnk manu- y sisn
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What do People 20 to- Saratoga For?
A correspondent Of the New YorL

A Correspondent OF the NeW IofK,
Post writing from Saratoga, says: :. =.
What people come to Saratoga for !
am at loss to perceive. Not for its
water, for it is about the same as that of
New York harbor; not fol. its coolness,
for it is o hot place !; not for it's comfort,
for it is dirty and disagrccable; nor for
relaxation, for it is q round Of. dissipa.
,tion and excitement Something more
primitive would suit the 'toilvoru man
botter-a tent in the Hoods,s>a lodge BY
q lake or sea shore, q nook in somemouu:
tain, but not such an, overerowded, hot
and dirty place. But then, il is the
fashion +! ~ =, - 90 ~ ~, : :.
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SGlGttea gpetyg.
ALL Is WELL.

RY FRANCES LAMAETtSE.
The mighty wood that crowns the hill
Dripped crimson drops the liyclong day,
And through the forest deep and chill
The autumn shadows cr2pt away.
Two lovers wandered side by side,
And watched the Splcndor Of the wood;
Two lovers prayed at cycntidc,
And thanked God that all was good.
\ south wind from the summcr-land
Walled through the forest low and long;
The maiden Sr,spcd her lovers hand
And shuducrcd ut the thoughts cFwrong.
The buglc, from the distant vale,
Sent up its blast in notes Of woe;
The lover murmur2a, calm and pale,
My country calls mc--l must GO
There, where the mighty forest shadc
Swept out the glory Of thSSn,
Two lovers wept, and, parting, prayed,
"Thy will, . God, not ours, be done p
\ year flew past, a swi;t-winged year.
And once again the wood sublime
Drppcd crimson drops on autumn'S bier;
And talked rproac!'tu!!y of Time.
Two grave mounds, nestled side BY side,
Law in the shadow Of the wood
Two lovers S!cp, ut cyen;i,lc,
And all that God hal done was good
To-day, all up and down the land,
Are countless hosts Of early graves
In forest deep on oceans strand
But, Heaven rejoice the old Flag waves
And though with liEt'S bright crimson flood
Our own fair earth is drcnched and stained
Yet through the flow Of heroes blood,
The Nations freedom has been gained.
And from the valleys Of the skies
Heavens marShaled hosts look down to-day
And glory in earth's sac'!fce,
For e3th's dark curseiS ,oashe't a'ray.
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EXTRA PUDDISG.-To ! quart of
milk add the .yolks Of 3 or 4 eggs, sweet
en-: 70 your taste; let it first raise to a
boil, (have the whites beat Fto good
froth) stir in %the whites, thengput away
to cool, IFA, pudding made. in this way |
think is hard.to beat, and not very .un.
wholesome. 4sSi Ss,..' ~ 's-..,'s - - b,
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cn, , ,,,n,.:I M ~, M N Pulpp,1Na.-Mi

STEAMED: INDIAN P PUDDlNd.-Mi1 ]
pint of, butter milkSS1s egg, ! teaspoonful
salerat us;ss1 Of salt, Aahd Indian meal
enough to make 4. stiff ,batter.~ Steam for
an hour aud 81 half and: serve hot with
butter and smolasses, oetened cream, or
Other: sauce assmsy be desired. - +
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! s,sYant 70 ses: Grant mighty BIZ, do, ,da:s
YoI 7" said i,blue coated veteran 70 t6S. Z
people croVding aboard the; cats tSS.i S.i
other: morning on their tsxay tos st66 cap; {
ital; 10 get q Squint st our; fimouI Gslss
srsl. "Wsa..-ll,; why is thunder did,
you;; coma down to- the front sHkfpt de-
wanted TO, see you, hey
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6,;e .::;i :1,I;,i%G+jn.n: q; - :.Tj-., 1srif
s.; s.is.,s:r; 8 ~: NUMBER 49,:
Presidential Johnso1's y0pinionaof the;
:gzir,3,USe{of, Ardent sSpi,its.; !, sa@;
;Tha, New 81 ork 0bserqer ssa1a =

. The New York Observer .says :iisa:f
!; I'VE. have great plcisureiin;layinggb be-
fore our readers the following, letter, from
E. G. Delayan, Esq, which gives ,tozthe>
American : people the opinion Of several
Presidents on tho .use Of ardent spirits.
It presents the names Of the lnmeuted
Linooln, n,-ssnd, his successor, Andrew
johnson :, = ~ .... =. 30 ssc, ,a.;:s
SoyrH RADLsToN, SARATOGA CO..: {
April 20, 1865. I
11MEssRs. EpIToRs :: In 1888 I visited
Ex:PreSidcIt: Madison, 3 who:signed tho
declaration below: On my lre re.urnafrom
Virginia I called on President. Jackson
and Ex. .PresidentfAdams.; They added
their signatures, The declaration is on
parchment: Every succeeding Presi:
dent has added his name,l except SPresi.
dent Harrison: He died before L had
time to forward it; but that be would
have signed it I have not the least doubt,
had he lived, as I was given TO- under.
stand, after his death, that he' had aban::
doned his,interest! in? agdistillery from
principle. / ~ A;a,Presidont johnson
has now returned the document to mo
With his autograph. Yours truly, /, q
- 80 : :. Z EDWARD c. DELAvAN. :,
PRESIDENTIAL DECLARATION. 9 -
Being satisfied from observation and
experience, as we'll IS from medical tes-
'timony, that ardeut spirits, as drink;
lie. not only needless, gbut !hurtful, and
that the. entire .disuse of; it would tend
to promote tho health, tho virtue and the
happiness Of the community, We hereby
express our conviction, that should tho.
young men discont tinue the: uSo oft, they
would not only promote their own per:
sonal bereit but the coed OF, our coun>
try and the, world. 80. -.:.;,>,,s,
james Madison " " Andrew Jackson,
John Quincy Adams; M.svan Riren, -:
John Tyler; ::,Ga>; u: Taylor 90. u
Millard Fillmore, James. K. Poll, +, :;
Franklin Pierce, i. !, James sBnohanon,
Abraham Lincoln, Andrew johnson,
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fs.A:ToAs,.r.-a . The Pisss :: Il ex.pfi5iies
truth, re:presses error, fnspre,ses knoIx..s I (?
ledge, do presses tyranny, aud d'op pres: s,
es, nome.
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EoT.FoR# SALE !

A VERY DESIRABLE ror III the Charleston EIt+n
n 'sIon, containing over ono fourth Of an and
having streets and alleys three sides Apply 70 j
cxAs,s.roY, 5aly 1S.--n S!:fs"E. =. AooAE.,
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RY FRANCES LAMAETlSE.
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EVERY ONE RIIOUIn usE

HALLS VEGETABLE sICiIIAN HAIR
REMEMBERING splendid preparation
the Hair, which is fast becoming 80 popula
ana so much enquired for.
No one who has used 1t viii ever give n
II Il Vegetable Compound, and contain
no injurious properties whatever.
IItSi VII, restore GE.y Hair to Its originaIeol
II makes the Hair to grow on Rail- TeS, :,
III ~ S Cie4lnses the Scalp and makes the ii
SOIL and lustrOus and silken. -
" Is n splendid Hair Dressing
1t is recommended and used h,, tho n,
medical authority in the country, ''O ~
SI5 G = ~ 10 ask for Halls VEGETABLE
"9LLLlIeSS mutation in the mhrlket,
For sale by all Druggists
IL +. HALL & CO., Proprietorz,
1T 7. II, LOGAN co, and LOGAN. iI 81 z 1
~ T,,'iI Man I. w. Va, Wholesale Agents.
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From the valley,

we have before us the Staunton Yiy,-
dieator, of the sth, one of the resur.
rected and reconstructed papers of the
Valley. The people up that way are
apparently getting along comfortably,
Notwithstanding all we have heard
about their condition and status. we
observe that they still adhere to the
ancient custom of knight Errantrv
The war has not quenched their ardo,
in that direction. We read the follow.
ing local item in the VTndieator:
On Thursday, the 3lst ult.. a grand
tournament came Off in the institution
meadow, near this place.
There were 26 gallant KNIGHTS In q,
tendance, eager and ready TO engage i'm
q TIT for the smiles of the fnir. ReinT
formed and marched in procession. t9
the spirlt-stirring music dfsconrspIi' IN,
the StauntOn 9=Hd, to the ,JnJoa:y,
stand, Col. Jas. H. skinner deliverEi n
chnste and beautiful address to them
Inc knights were then marched In
, ,le losltIon Ior starting, and the con-
test Tor the honOrs commenced
The first honor was taken nv tho
Knight of the "GOlden Circle. y Cant,
!. Hartman, taking the ring each
time Tor hYe successive rides and max
ing the distance, 100 Yards. in sIy
seconds. He selected and croyyneII
Mss Mss Ellen Price, "Queen Of Love and
The second honor was taken NV tho
Knight of the ''WilIow Spout &. H.
A1cCue, who crowned Miss MaUUie
delst lst Maid OF Honor,
The third honor by the knight oi
montgomery Hail." Thos, II. Sbn.
mate, who crowned Miss Mamie n
Link I'd Maid of Honor.
The fourth honor by the knight NJ
Hope Is under my Eye" Edward r
burke, who crowned Miss Alice Wood,
"a M, % Maid of Honor.
s,1I ne NTH honor by the knight of tho
= ! Black Horse, ;" John Opie. who croWns,I
'i M ~ beIl haFman, 4th Maid of Honor,
The sixth honor nv the Kni1ht ~ ~
Red Star" ]. A. Anal IvhS crc VI 1taG
Miss Kate Woodward sib NJ 'io "
Honor. "th MAID of
The Tournament wound un with !,
oahee Mt the American Hotel, al night
TIE war still wages between AZ.
Weed and Mr.. Greeley, and raDes vvI,I,
s SUI violence that the following poeti-
~ II SAtIact Is quoted by so venerable an
OLD fogy as the Journal of Ci0Dl,n eyr, q, ~
lalr description of its fury:
.Dey ftes and dey fites.
And dey chawed dar bodies dowr
And dar tails walked nm
ana took annoder round"
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7 Over twenty years increasing demnd Inns
established the fact that MATHEWS, VE.,rr,.
TIAS HAIR DYE, is the best in the world If
Is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation OF he
mar Notrouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub offor make the halrappear dusty ana
dead, but lnparts to 1t new life and Iustr,
PRODUCES beautiful black or brown, as pre-
ierred. child can apply It. AlwnyH gives
satisfaction. Only 20 cents per bottle. soId
everywhere, = ! = -
a. l. MATTHEW'S, Manufacturer, N. Y.
DEAiASBARNES Il CO., New York, whole
tnle Agents. mnya0lIvco5
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mission, these delegates will not be ad-
mitted, and Virginia will go unrepre-
sented.. We repeat, therefore, that the
question to be consulted and decided at
the polls on the second Tuesday in Oc-
tOber by the people of Virginia Is not by
whom they shnlI be represented, but
whether they Will be represented at all,
If they vote for men WHO cannot take
the Prescribed oath, they might asswell
vote for the Emperor of France or the
Bey of Tunis. There is no use of argu-
ing that this ought not to be so, and
swearing about it. 1t is so, and we
have to meet the fact. But says some
one, "that will be changed" 1t will
not be changed, unless Southern dele
gates can be got into Congress to help
change IL, and it Is precisely for this
reason that we should elect only men
who can take the oath and cast their
votes for resembling the obnoxious law.
Better" said n member of the Admins
istration the other day, in Washington,
THAT Virginia should send delegation
of idiots to Washington, IL only they
could say yes upon the vote to rescind
the law, than delegation of her wisest
and best men, who could not take the
oath.
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Our system of publishing the income
returns and all the business details de-
manded by the internal revenue asses
sors' is ridiculed in Europe. The Jour
nails there declare that they cannot see
how any nation, boastinr of Their IN
telligence and Independence, can toler-
ate Il system of such impairment inter
meddllng with n mans private affairs.
The iSneetdEol' says: Even the absolute
Government of India failed TO carry.it,
the merchants NIL declaring that they
would sooner 90 to nrisnn " 80
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osSE firm, L. c. Hopkins * Co, in Gin
matt, monopolize four half columns
yesterdays Gase.te with their adj
easements. We predict that the
nse will distance all its competitors
business by so much rs it distances
sm in its advertising.
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A Card

WE RETURN OUR THAMES ro r,,Z
NV many friends and Patrons Of TaSC,, 1T
SetTFaens, deceased for the liberal netrGn
SlfS o9tSStoWed on him while in our n,ItSst onI
nc nc mat we intend to carry on the Fnr1 tTI.
ut Inc P PTS s;oy business In all Its branches
we bn1 ~ 10. lls Main street, where
~ ~ continuance of the patronage besto,TI
e1 ~ ShI n mn H., j. CLEMENS & 'CSS"
Eve also intend to carry on The In
G.eLtatSng business as before We iraeI, vi
III ~ on hand full assortment OF MefSIir,
SSAAAAkss
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We are again under obligations to
r friends OF the Adams Express Com
ny for files of the following Southern
.pers, viz:-The Atlanta Neir Era and
,eIlissHee,', the Columbus, (Ga.) En-
tirer, and the Augusta ChroRicle and
MIMI
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SpefiaI alotires.
COCO CREAM FOR THEWaU

COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR,
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair,
No more rancid Pomades!I
NOmore rancid Pomailesll
you want something elegant,
II you adnline delicious Perfume,
If you desire soft and silky Hair.
II you want your Hair preserved.
Ifyou want your Hair to grow
II you want TO prevent premature Badness,
II you want to be rid of DandrufE
Use the Coco Cream.
r Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
t#-'' Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
For saleby .aa.e.
LAUGHLNs & BUsHF1ELD.
'uz4 Wheeling, w. Va.
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MARRIED..

, On the evening OF the l2th inst, at the resi-
Mhir run, Mr. WM. II. STELLE, to Miss MARY
r. HULL, both of this city. No cards.
At the First Presbyterian Church. nv Roy
II II, Mr. JOHN w. MITCHELL. TO Miss III t;RA CE
all of this city. W N',''' ISL
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me people of Captina, O., gave a
aplimentary dinner a few days since
he returned soldiers of Washington
1 York townships, Judge Cowen
h Capt. Danford made speeches.
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THE WEEKLY INrELiIGI:NCER will be
sued this morning, containing the
cry readable story from the AHantie
fpRi6ly, entitled "The Luck of Able
|teadman." together with all the cur
mt news Of the day. Price five cents
I4r- en,,N.
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COLGATE,s mOYEY So.D

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such un,.
. SeEsS1 demand, is made from the Choicest ma
V . Is MILD and EMoLLIENT in It's M.
tuLe' lFhA9RANTIiY SCENTED, and OK.
tFemely BENEFICIAL. In lis actio,, No., "a.
kin. For sale by all DRUGGISTS ana IHa, .tie
Goods Dealers. ''. TSnr aIilI ~. : ,tLley
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4 UNIoN mass meeting is to be held
lSadiz tomorrow. Gen. Schenck and
n. John a. Bingham are among the
saISers nnoUncsd.
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FOR RENT

NHE, STEWARDS INN OF BETHANY
INST Monday in October. The building viii
slecommodate about fifty stuients Tba
Terms VIII be made an induCementf 10 any one
possessing satisfactory qualifications Anil
cations should be addressed to PP''
ausl7-lmdAw Bethany, 4 Br6 Z; kS9 cRl Wv.
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WE are indebted to NI'Kelvy's news
depot for a copy OF that hitherto famous
sheet-the Ronnd7able. After thirteen
months interval this spirited and az
gressive sheet has reappeared in New
York. 1t reappears full of hope and a
certain jubilant confidence which
invites success. 1t should be successful,
forit aims to fill a hitherto unoccupied
niche. The Nation has indeed appeared
in the interval, but the two Journals are
too widely unlike to conflict with each
other. The one is political with touch
of literary criticism, the other critical
with a tinge of politics; the one is con-
Quoted by an Americanized English
man, the other would revivify our liter
ature by the infusion of young blood
from a native source. We welcome the
second advent of the youthful sheet,
whose refreshing audacity compelled
those to read it in former times who
did not always approve of its positions.
We trust it will be frank and fearless
and sincere. May the knights of the
Round Table WELD a trenchant blade.
and rouse us from our decorous STUPID
tiles by spirited attack and brisk de-
tense. For their reviews and announce
inents, their editorials and corresDon-
dence, their poetry and art notes. the
reading public can find abundant
room,
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ACaII for q Couycn1IoD.

At a Union meeting, held Sept. 0.
1865, Mt Sherwood, Union Township
w. Va, it was, -
list: RESOLVED, Tint we recommend to
the citizens of Marshall County. TO hold
a convention Mt MoundsvilIe, on the
I'D inst, to nominate two good Union
men to represent us in the next Legis-
al. Resolved, That the following
named persons represent us in the said
convention: j. NJ. Brown, VIM. Kenne-
day, G. II. Snediker, Henry Keltz. II.
McMechen and Morris Il. Sherrnrfl.
JAS. McCOMBs, President.
., IL. SNEDEKER, Secretary.
September 9th, 1865.
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New Fail Dress Goods,

~. . IIeIIeU Dy ,. y HI1OUpN.
RLACk AND COLORED FRENCH ME-
j ~ tl b, very cheap Coburgs md AIpaccas,
Elch flald Eoplins and MelAnges 5000 ynrJis
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a Few Leading Questions that win
Apply 10 thC Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia Elections GhIS
Hall.
II will be interesting if not ludi-
crons, TO note the arguments winch the
democratic" orators and writer's can
make use of during the campaign in
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
this fall TO induce the soldiers to vote
their ticket. The Findlay JcDerSonidn,
thinking some of these gentry may
forget their ''piece" while plying their
arts and arguments to win votes, tells
them not to forget to ask the soldiers
the following questions: u
list. Did we not oppose the war for
the preservation of the Union, and re.
fuse to vote man or IL dollar to sup
port it?
I'd. Did we not oppose the various
drafts which We're ordered by the Pres
ident for the purpose of recruiting
your ranks and saving You and Your
comrades from being destroyed by the
| rebel army?
Sd. Did we not advise our followers
10 buy revolvers to resist and shoot
down the officers of the government
while trying to enforce the laws?
4th. Did not many of us run away
to Canada to avoid aiding our country
| in her extremity?
9Th. Did we not shoot down officers
who We're endeavoring to recruit your
armies =?
9th. Did we not denounce the war
which you called II glorious attempt Ii
save the Union, us damnnble crusade,
and the soldiers as Lincoln hirelings,
Lincoln dogs, murderers, &c :?
9TH. Did no many of us wish that
yOu might Hll be shot and never again
reach your homes?
Sth. Did we not create riot in New
York and other places in favor of the
rebels, and organize secret societies
throughout the North in favor of the
same? ''-e
9th. Did we not declare that the Pres
ident ofthe United States was u tyrant,
n monster, usurper and wish that
some bold hand would take his lifeP
10. And did we not finally by our
reasonable language, succeed in bring
ing about the murder of Abraham Lin
coin? - -
After such showing ms this it will
indeed be strange if the Union soldiers
refuse to vote the democratic" ticket.