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LEAVE ERIE


Loo A. M.lsTEAABOAH EXPRESS TRAIN
Stopping at eirArd, 0onnsaut, AshtAbala And
PAinesville only, and arrives e Clsvsland e
SIS A. M.-NIGHr BxPREss TRlTkAssOp-
ping at GirArd, AsAAbnls ana PAinssEi;s
only, and arrives ct ClsvelaA6 AZ ITO 4. T..
Sis A.. M.-MAIL. AND ACCOMMODATION
TRAIN7stopptrK e AL stations and arrives
- yeffARd4e-%e A. n
lO:lb Ar4Efe1EDO EXPRESS TRAT-gtop-
nt11N all stations except sWansills, Say.
brock, UnionTills, PERM, Mentor and Wisk-
life, and arrives At Cleveland - 2:l5 ?. H..
30 P. M.-DAY EXPRESS FRAIN-stopping e
Girard, Conneaut, AaftAbula and PainesTius
only, and arrives at Cleveland $50 ?. n.
~ seeoEd Glass Cars are run on AL throuzh
trains.
IAN through trains going Westward connect a
Cleveland with trains for toledo, Chicago, ColuE-
bus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Sc. Louis &c, and al
through trains going Eastward connect ~ Qua
Kirk with the trains Of the Eris Railway; and g
Buffalo with those Of tbs EeE York Central 4
Erie Railroads for New York, Albany, Boston,
Niagara Falls, &C., and It Erie with trans on tho
Philadelphia 4 Erie Railroad, for CORY, TitnsviHA,
Pit Hole City and the great on Regions.
E8rDay Bxpress East and West, connects -
Gr1rd with trains on Erie 3 Pittsburgh Rai1road
for Linesvilie, MeadVils, jamestown, &c.
II. NOTTINGHAM, Superintendent
Cleveland, Oct. q, 1885.
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AT LOWEST PRICES.

AT Low EST PRICES.
Rich and Elegant Silks, a choice as
sOFtment.
Large Stock Of Dress Goods at Bar.
gaiIss
Paisley ana WOOL DnaH1s, dUUb1U and
square.
Hoods, Nubias, Breakfast ShaWIs, a
large variety.
BalmOral Skirts, the choicest STYLES
~ In town.
Bradl6y's Duplex Elliptic Hoop Skirt.
Piano and Table Covers, embroidered
and embossed
Curtains, Nottingham lace and en-
brOidered.
Coat, Pant and Vest Patterns, for cold
weather.
Ladies' MerinO Undergarments, a full
line.
Gents Wrappers and Drawers, plain
ana ribbed.
Hosiery, our stock is full OF choicest
styles and kinds.
Gloves for Ladies, for Gents, for Chill
dFen, for everybody.
AleXandeF'S Kid Gloves.
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RAILROADS.
MRFRLINl 8 PTTTsBVReH 3.

AH
1855. WfNTER ARRANGEHENL- 1855.
on and af1er Monday, Dsesnbsr I1th, 1ssS,
" Trains viii leave Clsvsland daily Csundny ~.
oePtsd) - follows:
8ao A. A.@MAIL-ArrfveI ct Pittsburgh So ~
H.; Harrisbargh $50 A. n; Baltimore IseoAs
H.; Washington los A. L.; ~PAnadlphia
700 A. n; New TOrk 1000 A. =, ; Wheeling
GOR.N. Connect At Hudson VIII Q. .
O. r. r. for Akron and connects - Anlance
with P. IT. W. 4 O. Railway for al points
west.
z:@ p MLEXPREsSHArrives At Piks6ursh -
- $50 ?. n; Harrisbutgh as A. n; Baltlmors
1880 ?. n; Washington so ,. H Phtladsl-
phia loo P. n; New York ss45 P n hneS-
Ing BridgepOrtl $50 P-enS BehaE lsea-
wood 9s40P. H.,-eozneet1 with Ba4tAners
s;A0 Observation-Disclosures e Al
lance SIS ?. n. Cars from Cleveland ru1
direstly through, via Hudson for CuyAhoga
Falls, Akron and MillOrsburgh, oonnecting
At Alliance and 0rrTi1ie With P. n v. AZ
Hallway, for CAntosy nasaillOn, Wooster an4
Mansheld. -r
Cars run through from Pittsburgh 70 New YsEk,
fvia AIlentoEn) without change.
DB-FAre a. low - By any other routp.
1S-Through tickets can Be procured 81 the Oeioh
Ticket Omes, Weddsll HOUSE, at ths Depot OF -
the Euclid Street Station.
J.H. DETEREUX, supsriatsndent
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For a club of ten subscribers the getter up Of the
club will be entitled to an extra copy. For aclnb
of twenty he will be entitled to 3 copy Of the
Daily.
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Bs'aflod by all Druggist. In the city and country
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GLKFEHANB 8 ERfk RAILROAD.

CLEVELAND y EkfE kAllkOADs
1s65s -W9NrER ARRANGEMENT. 1Ss5.
On and sftsr Monday, Oct. Esd, Pusssngs-
~ Crsias will run Is follows, Sunday exeePtedf
LEAVE oLEVELAEDi
S;2 A. M.ENEw YORK ExPREssltoppIng e
Wiloughby, Painesville, Madison, AshtAb1iA
cKingsVills and Glrard, and Arrives at Era
at g:15A M, Dunkirk n:40 A. N, B1aao
lilo P. NJ, New York 100 A. \. And Boaton
at $50 p. n.
PAineavills, Geneva, AshtabulA, C0nRssut
and GlrArd shiy, and arrive ~ Erie 81 l.O
6 I'm, Bankirk 8.46 ?. n, Buffalo 80 ?. H.
New York ct 12:OO NJ, Boston $50 ?. \.
$40 P. MACINCINNATT EXPREsS TRAIN
Stopping 81 PainesVills, Asht1bulaand GirAr4
rouiH and arrive &C Erie 6s5 ?. n, uunktrk
e:96 ,. n. Buffalo 1000 ,. n, New Eork
5:45 P. n, ,BostVa 4,56 ?. n
ass P.7h.-MAH AMI ACCoMHoDATfOH :
Stopping 1t AL stations, and arrive 81 ArtD
1851. \.
eo0P. A.-NIGHF ExPBEss TRAIN-stsppiag
1T PainesviIs, AshtAbuls and 0irard suly,
and arrives At Erie 1910 A H., Dunkirk 81
A. NJ Buffalo AID A. 4, New York 1osfsh :,
H., Boston Il:60 ?. n.
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sPEcTKEHoTIeEss
chronic C~0nstfpafIOn.
JoHH I. HUEFEWAEL, Pfopristor,
asel:d.u.son Commercial ~ apsfon. -.

RrCHEVALTKRs LIFE FoRFHE
HAIR-Wm restore Gray Hair tois ORIGINAL
COLOR; sTRENGrHEEs snd ONO the growth
Of the WEAKEsr HArE- sfnpaits falling ont N three
days; keeps the head clean, cOoi and hsslthy; can
Be used freely; contsips nothing intdfiods; THE
BESf HAIB DRks6tEG EfkR 0FFERED 10
TIE PUBLIC Il Is Recommended and used b. the
nfst medical authority. Sold at the Drug-Stores.
A1d At my once, No. LIS Broadway, New York.
Assure all penons that tie above preparation
VII do all that a claimed for &C.. :
oc16.z74.dkW SARAH A. CHETlLTTH n n
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Sold by Druggists eT-
'~erywhere.
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ChrOnOmeterH

WASHINGTON, December 2O.-The State
Department has received information that
f~orty-nine chronometers were found on
board the Shenandoah upon her delivery at
liverpool. The makers name and numbers
Of all are published. g.
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WASHINGTON, December 2O.-The Clerk of
the House of Representatives has received
certificates of the election ofSouthern mem
bore only from North Carnlina. Z; Missis-
sippi and Louisiana. 2; Tennessee, u VIZ
GINA, 6. Some of these nave been referred
to the select committee and also one certih-
cate from Arkansas.
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The Herald's Washington dispatch says:
Gen. Carleton commanding the military dis
trict Of Mexico, has been designated by the
War Department to command the expedi-
ton against that portion of the Apache
Indians who have for a long time been ac-
lively hostile to our government
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Suicide.

Mr.. James F. Barker, a wealthy oil mer-
chant, aged forty-fve years, doing business
at las Front street where he had been To-
Gated for the last twenty-five years, com
mitted suicide yesterday afternoon in his
Office, by shooting himself with a pistol,
while lsboring under temporary mental alb
GRAFTON, produced, it is supposed, by recent
heavy pecuniary losses.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-25

trious and hardy yeomanry, whose immi-
grafton must not be repelled by placing the
political power of those States in the hands
of anignorant negro majority, led by cot
ton-speculating demagogues holding large
plantations. The people Of the United
States will never suffer any part OF our
country to be Mexicanized or Africanized
for the benefit Of class Of politicians, who,
like Winter Davis, Fremont, and others
(recently reinforced by Gen. Banks, who
opposed Negro Suffrage In Louisiana until
removed by President johnson for his cot
ton operations), who were repudiated at the
late Presidential election for their intrigues
!, 70 defeat President Lincoln, the Savior Of
his country" II, under the lead Of Wen
dell Phillips, who denounced our. Second
Washington" as the 'slave-hound of Illi-
nois," backed by Ben. Woods New York
copperhead Ne,os, with the design Of diVid-
ling the Union organization, they are deter
mined to try the same conclusions with
Presideht Johnson, the representative of
Free Labor and Unionism, they will find
out that the people fought this war to es7
tablish the paramount authority of the
Government of the United States over all
its territory, and not to propagate any self
righteous theory which assumes that every
body understands their neighbors' private
business better than they do themselves.
,xNfrArgn; t-rs. A MEMBER
Of the Union. State Central Committee Of
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what the sqidiers say.

:. A friend informs us that he can name five
soldiers, all of whom We're heretofore Re
plblicans, who win hereafter vote the DEM
ocratic White Mans ticket, in opposition to
the Negro Equality Abolition ticket,
headed by the OberIin candidate for Coy
ernor, Gen, Cox. 4 One Of these soldiers, in
conversation with some old neighbors the
other day. said, that be had. fought three
years for the Union and not for the negro;
and rather than the African should be
hischildren, heis ready to fight three years
more to, putthe negro back into slavery, g
When the, Abolitiolists think they can car
~ through their darling scheme Of t.Ne--
gro Equality by the aid of the soldiers
votes, we Imagine they will find themselves
egregioHsy mistaken - nc. Y etnoa Bqtatisf.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-25

w. T! BAscoM, of The Mt. Vet1ton Reptb-
Rcdn (Adm.), maintains that ''we may re-
fuse to. receive the Southern States back
into the Union, until they give the right
Of suffrage to thenegroes. We md derstahd,
from this, that The Republican considers the
so-called seeded States as out of the Union
in fdct, if not in lato that, to the return OF
those States. and to the consequent resto-
ration Of the Federal Union, tue condition
Of Negro Suffrage is to be annexed; and
that otherwise. In the event fof the South
ern States resisting this inonstroiis usnr-
patton and interference with matter never
heretofore legislated upon by the Federal
Government, on any pretehse, they are TO
be excluded from the Union. 2 o. LllnEiu
This man Bascom, and all who think
talk, and write as he does, are DisUNfoN-
ISIS. They may can themselves what they
please; they may cant, sophisticate, and
rave as much as they choose-the fact re-
mains that no rebels in the South are, or
have been more determined enemies 10 the
Social order, and to the pacification Of the
country than they. 1t is not willingly that
we write these things of Mr.. ,Bascoh. We
knew him many Years ago, and like him
personally He would not have uttered
such heresies in 1S49., Then he was d Tay-
Iori iWhig He would be something like, 1t
yet, were 1t not for serious disturbance in
his mind BY. negfomai'lttd 81 Marietta Timex. 2
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Roback's Bitters Appreciated.

JIlNT FkASKFpET, ny. ISept. 3, 1864! /
'G.!W RoBAcK, Esq !U,Dtsr Stt: Please send md
three dozen of Stomach Bitters at once, as have
none on hand Although not advertised here they
are beginning to be ieciated, and wherever used
they work like charm. A Agentleman came, into my
store some six weeks ago. copetely exhausted be-
ing short of breath, from protracted debility.
Igave him dose of your Bitters, which madehim
pepire freely and in FIVE minutes be began to talk
lively and said be had been under different doctors
for five years, but continued to sink in health. 81
He has now taken three bottles and says they have
done him more good than the combined efforts of all
DOCTORS He believes he will recover by continued
use of your medicine. that came so accidentally
within his reach Yours respectfully, /,
s3GR. u. GILLsoN.
iulv17-d&w1m-R .,..-..tst
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
~" y ~ "T--TTT IT" T-TT II ----| "-"--T
Thursday, August sAth, 1865.

; To THE Democracy OF ONO: ;.i"'
( "A State, Convention of the Democracy Of
Ohio will be held at COLUMBUS, ON THURS
DAY, THE oath DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, to
nominate candidates for the following OH
ces, and f,r the transaction Of such other
business. a =. may. come before the Conyen-
ton:
Gorey6oIDIp1EfEED ;{rEE y
Treasurer Of State; '-' - ~
Supreme Judge, (full term);
Supreme Judge, (vacancy);go lter .-aq
Attorney General;
School Co, wnissioner;orw~ ,~~tr,a. q,
.1fssaber B, Sdrd Of Public Works.; ~ y
Clerk cf Su wen,e Court.
The ratio OF representation will be as fol-
lows. One deIe, ate for each county; an addi-
tionaI delegate for every 500 votes cast for
General Mcclellan at the last Presidential
election, and an additional delegate for
every fraction of $50 or more votes so cast.
This apportionment gives to the counties
respectively the following number OF dele
gates, viz. '. no o. - +i
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Address. ,siY JAS. DURNO. H. o. Box 1885,
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BECAUSE Miss HARRIS was acquitted the
other day by Washington Civil Court Of
the charge of the murder Of BURROUGHS,
whom she had shot for infidelity to his
promise to marry her, The Neio York Her
aid argues therefrom that the trial of Mrs.
SURRATT, by d Military Commission, and
her execution in compliance with the find
ing of that Commission, was righteous
act. Probably, The Herald will soon be ad-
vocating the substitution of Military Com
missions for Civil Tribunals, on the ground
that justice can alone be dispensed through
such Commissions. 1902 tsa .-,g.rt.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-25
Thss,I hs,IlNt W. ~ YeeIFls palIIxZl ZlNS.as New. 3.

This paper, which has professed to be the
sexclusivep Democratic journal in the city
of New York, is out In, favor of Negro Suf-
frsge. That Is just exactly such Q sftste as
memighE expect The Ne,csto take, 1t was
entirely too Democratic TOO support Gen,
Mcclellan; but ut the same time, Its editor,
BEN Wood, enlanage red ot0,obe on the best
terms withfhetAb Olition Administration at
Washington He was one, of the inn
maculate patriots who recommended the
sReace Democracy" as they were pleased
toeeally themselves, to support Mr.. Lincoln
last fall, rs the best thing they could do.
Ben. Wood, and dall other menWho support
Negro Suffrage, have no rightto call them
selSesID Democrats They are worse than
AbolitiDh " erson Banness l9ora,ro
siGio 9lli 10 rrUf7-r7 -ssTtJ IN 7I71I D0inU sd1
-iWhhoBs AsroR had, in 1884, the largest
incomeqof anyo man in New York. q II
amounted to the Ienormops sum Of 81 ,3005
000qol i!iT gIq1siH woiI isiJda0it, i5 ,,;4
-yComm0do Wand derbilt comes next, with
&576,O0O, and John C.i Greene, $3590Q0,
Stewart, the great merchant prince, only
RETURNS. $3000001 income this year, against
$lsaO8 900 last year. a,IgiIgtud slisoqdo VI
The Cubans are gambling tremepdc dcpsly
at Saratoga this season. = ''''''
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.'o7ge AFEw REASONS WHY THE iro7'
AMERICAN WATCH
. is THE BEST. +

80 ano ~ is THE BEST. i',A D'.i1u'
It is made on the best principle while the foreign
watch isgenerally made on no principle at all. The
foreign watchSis mostly made by women and boys,
BY,HAND, While their labor is cheap, their work is
dear at any price. Such watches are made without
Plan and sold without guarantee. they are irregu-
lar in construction and quite as irregular in move
ment. They are designed only to SELL and the buyer
is theparty most thoroughly sold. Those who have
Rept "aucresS "lepines' and "Swiss esersp in pro-
fessed repair for few years will appreciate the truth
of our statement! ~ bpd aglGj ''9i ~
1.-THE PLAN OB,THE AMERICAN WATCH.
Instead of being made H several hundred little
pieces, screwed together the body Of the American
watch isforined Of SoLIDPLATES. q, No jarinter-
feres with the harmony Of ts worbing, and no sud-
den shock can throw IFS machinery out Of gear. In
riding 81 any business pursuit, Il is all held together
as firmly as single piscebf hstst IL is just what
all machinery should be4iinE
1st. ACCURATE, sad, SIMPLE I'D, STRONG.
4th. ECONOMICAL.
We'nnotoniy secure CfiEAPNEss by our system,
but QUALITY. Wedo not pretend that our Watch
be bought for less money than the foreign make
1'ese but that for It's real valuet y sold for one
half the price.
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH (named VIM. Ellery)
iSwhatdtsLame Indicates Solid. Substantial hij
always Reliable-warranted to stand any amount Of
Marching, Riding or Fighting. , %,
OUR NEXT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH
(named P. S. BartetD is similar in size and general
appearance. but has more jewels. and more eabor-
ate finish.
S0UR LADIES' WATCH. recently brought ont, is
put up in great variety Of patterns. many Of them
ofrare beauty and Workmanship, is quite small but
warranted to keep time. .afitogA
THE PROOF of the merits of our Watch may be
found in the fact that We now employ over seven
hundred workhem in ourfactories. audkhat we are
stll yUsels t0sqRPlS the constantly increasing de-
TOUR THREEaoUARTER PLATE WATCH is
thinner and lighter than the Others we have descfib
ed Its ne chronometer balance Is deicately adj ust
edto correct the variation caused by changes Of tem
perature These watches are the fruits Of the latest
experimentsiin clrphonetry and are made by our
best worsmeh, id asepatate departmehto Of our fac
tory. For the fiLcst time-keepng qualities they
challenge comparison with the best works of the
most famous English, and Swiss makers.
sSEasf ROHinNS &ARFLEHONsaH
Agents for the American Watch Company,
julyls-d&wlm is2 Broadway. New York.
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Am Inportant ArticIe.

Vn no Q4sjIJ II
,,s tSs ,oommunicat;on of .A Memberr Il ~ Of Of
thafaITn,an, state Cantral Committpe of
O6loIs on the sub;ect of Negro Suffrage.
whicby twas r,alcceptly ~ noooblsbed in 7bs Gin
ci,gca " co.s,,sr,Sol NJ nrefaced bv few eaito-
,,ag1,sn,;,s.ts oF ina Iovisr;,,s aTo,,,d1. :.
ina sd,,ot u tbat; iobrbal sa,v tbat fho a. ;
tSor q, the communication ;.wss an ohio
pr.s,d.,t;.l slsctc,,on The + J.,sco, /. t;ctet
,nyseoD sIf,er bsv,roI contr,b,,ted largely n
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e5r ,T,,,,,,;,, a. ths Sb,.
ssga CaIrsn.,an y Ths antboris dec;ded,v
s.d nnu,,star sh,v onnosed IN ,Negro' ,suf.
49, 5es.,., ,o..,,,s 4, ,,,.t nc sonfb.
5lrSSsa.Ss shnn,a ~ dsn;ed renre.sntat;on
;',nors.s.s rwsiii NH s,,oh t,,ns az No RlacF
...ssa - % ~ NJ eor.h @ shsI, ~ hsvo heen 'r,ads ths
.a,i.. Z = 4, s,s,s 80 az ye,,,,a ,,ar, @ -, b
FY,S ';..,,,. 1,.--.S.., l. n,.a.o od u;,h ,h,.
corn,nn,cst,on, and ,s refers : 10 Il .,as being a
49, .aa ~s,,s,,ie sx,,os,tion ~ tho views
Sdfs In.- !, Is o,,ths 40 tha -. NAN, ~,
NY rya s,an,,t H. Nortb I Il rsfsrence 70 tbe
s s 4, ~ ~ ,,sstorot;on of the
sSs.,w1ns 1ssstasS THO IS5est,or noF Neo.roi
SIs-sS ,S .tssa sta fas y havo,d 1rv r.,S no,v.
SrSs Ssr.. !, ofroot ,t Ntho s,atos roI au
'asss.,.,s,, s,s,,,,ss,so,,'.,vs cn,',sn, ovsr,t1
SgSs :. s;,,1s,ss, 80 1srss,,shti r tjS1ss6s az
~, 49, @ ia - hi lions :, .
shcr.., .y .Ia entos e;v;, now
~, =, an soutb and this view "a sunnorted
SalsS Ioveryyh Amin . majority Of tbe North!
avn. nn,asses \ .'i9s I' y,
-I,,tb,s oninion The Ohio STATE .Jounal--r
nSS6o tbel moutb.nfeeeof General Cox the
6berl,nW candiaate foli Goyernor-does not
coincide. The Ohio STATE Journal affects dis
nleaspre because .ssome of the Democratic
ionrna,s aaa,r,e taking consolation out of this
comnmunication,s y and has taken occasion to
assert that mo member of the State Central
Committee cam ought or will gain any
special credit for this, that or any other
onipo 10 eyeep. aer. in so r 4a4 as that o5aion man
BE- wiss d. sound. And, further, it would be
f6nvervi GOOD taste for "A member of the
State Central Committee to deoid dttcn,ptirq
factftioEs induence for his opinions, on account
0fooy entysacy,ed behind, such penberstipp n
iaHefe, then, we have the explicit assertion
Of The j o,rhaI, that assumes to be the cen
tral organ of the State for the party that is
giyiugits advocacy to the election of Gem
eral Cox, that the opinion of this ''memBef
of,the, Union. State Central Committee Of
Obio9 on the subject OF, Black Suffrage, is
nsitheYaawisea nor sound:n but that its uti
-lT FITls3A.s. IA IIrI vtni-. ~ ruD.--.-,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-25

EpIroBs .OHIo, ,STATEsMAN M Please announce
SIMuEL GufrcK as-aF candidate for nomination for
County Auditor; subject to thes decision Of the
-Si5>,J MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-25
Ipsf,uplIdif4!n!

Some editor appears TO- think that II
might ii6tsbsin sinappropriatefor odrpeople
to give their. voice. in favor of q policy that
VII s9nciliate the Southern White people,
insteadi ointearing their throats by O. PER-
sisteht advocacyio Of making the Black man
thepcohtrolling political power Of the codng
trY-sfDoes this editor. not know that Adolf
tiopistsJc Jcpsintain that the Black mans
eioyalts ~ eahc always sbe depended ON,
whereas the Write lhaf's aloSaltyu sisna
thing, that can, ppt be depended onss It Is a
hereditary yin6rmity Of the White man. BY
accIdent doubtless, the Negro was planted
FIJI Africa flstsad Of On tile American con-
tipsntr It ts the mission Of the Abolition
istUto cure the evils that tehayeo grown out
Of ftHfs. accident BY proving chat the Negro
GspeoialfH ADAPTED W self gov esrrinHment esrriH in
thee qURited States, This established. as q
fslctltheIeiihgrafioH from Africa willlswell
INTO mighty proportions, andT those who
LOOK upon the Black races the Aabpperios
race will bsfnede terejoiee exceedingly
thereat, It is 70 be hoped that no editor
VIII be gYilty o., ,pgaip ggesting that the
White n3hhNin %he S5dtA h OF sufficient
consequences 70 ldemsndSanyl attention at
C,9lfbh0 2I9IQllgH ,EOEkIq
s9akote skl lssss Az! Hny'l !ss's IE5FFem From
-1ObSrlInsdeclarss that there areno White
aIoyal 9 uieh III the South. z It appsafsthat
az f,k 6,irdiftnal Z fldctjoi, ~ "a r;klre-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-25

EDITORS ONO SrArEsMAK:-Please announce
the name Of THOMAS AsSoLD as 9 candidate for
County Auditor subject to the decision of the DEM
ocratic Convention, And,oblige =;
MANY DENotRArs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-25
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