Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-23
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Immense Democratic Mass Meeting,
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T,BT9d1o1co0 grJlgids
NELIow-CITIzENs: :-Mhen-I received the
invitation OF your committee to be present
with YOU to-day, / was impelled by an al
most Irresistible impulse to accept it. Ihad
enioyed the hospitality of'yohr Beautiful
'ciiyI9I had ,6sat ! side by IsideDl In
Congress- with your faithful aud
ahie Renresentatiyes Tor many wears
in dark and perilous tlmes-with Jones,
and McKentick, and AnGona, L had known
most aqreeably your worthy candidate for
Governor. / desired once more to renew
these agreeable associations. But far more
did desire to see the Democrats of Brrks
connty-those Democrats whose renown
I II IA extensive as the Union--thOseY YDemos
berats who have been enabled, throughout a
storm of Obloquy and c0ntqmely aud re-
prOach unparalleled in political warfare
to adhere with unfaltering fidelity and uf-
blanching courage to q party whose .prin-
ciples they believed would secure life tothe
Cover ment ana h9erty 70 the people;
Iouu nt;n onSeii 1niootinSs In tha West 4 L~aw
~ t6nsnar ondsnir;t oFtba 10 rfv
M tiie tonV 'm ,J5,dd NJ Lnon IL 90 Vail bars
tneIe. Uo+io T1sou ~ ,,ort,,. ~ 10 "S,,t,,. ~
iove Gno n oross,siJnatio11:: BE-. tho
uleclpalnS9 f,sa spss ~ ~ its T,"ndars ravoro
nahe any AMY ~ =, TroSd io H. tba;1 ~,
lCs { tbeir ina Sey,ca fhat IN 5l1
70 peneitoS lHT iSnd ~ dissanareT as .ha Stoias
Illls pLoau l"db 49, Tin ,horo is ynt q
nave Deeli, as V,lYy ,oOii, sIoie nps@
State, nor coInty lor u,. 1SMuSnip' n1l GoWn
nor nelgnDornoou, hui IaililIy, noI Iouse ~
Which IL mas noV artePles9iitlCiHre1 @ anu anu
nemper. O.eS y; ii,iu
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IN the sallle Iesireu, wIvil You
20 worship ac oon'l M a,oaI' 'naC iiiiElO s.L
catSil Cne sI Ilspihta'I ha.tIa Si yVut iAasr' n
,I anu ~ Mat a s6 foono,,toh {Ia ,,S,,i
hi.Ta,,. cotne to. daH tbo,,o,b 70 da1en
7 WAS ohIioed TO leave some triie New Eng.
land Democrats in Boston last night. lam
glad | have come. This meeting shows
| that your zeal, and yigor, and oourage are
/ luhimpaired; and fills me with renewed
| hope 'for the future. 1t shows that who
| ever else may fail, Befls county will do
lher duty to the country. Cheers. j. 10
l. ( nTuv nr,tocP ATIc p pARTY NOT DEAD
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| III my own n otale, ln my owIl ci'yi w We
nave seVeral hepuoLlca Wirtn
gelgnI 10 Gell US CuaC Slle pal
Is deau. we Cry 70 cons'nce. tnea tio W eI,o
contrary; we holu OUT cohYen1lohs, hlaHS iT
our n0mlnaIl9hs,. conauct calr palSi5, PDti
TWO nqhured SSes sS,.tJ
ways iaugnIer DeaS Glen so.heU.s, tI ,f d,u S,
yeS eacn day ITIe m POsi' tat ~ s Han,nor.fio
ortv L day de9d G and T tbe % disease @ Of Wiic II
51;aS' 1aiS u rhag viii iaarni1 n fheT i've ioHG
oi,o,ib,t; +i5a+ II cor 6SSeiuteIv did so
- otowaraT,ent ~ sbo1idast that In this
comStr1 oH"s %S r. viii maintain itsTyigor SO long
oUu @ ~ oII hawa free gn1er
as she n$ates Suit HsSe atee ot,a.. w
any ~, yiie 4. =; ,f S ,,eolo
"a eho oUaCoo, ~ =; tho IYnioy r. ;S tba nSrtI,
aga.nsS PTmet, - aGa;nSt On cnnso,idStion Y
~ u oo1ieu, Oi'orn I.aon haon S SS
| n"' "i""y0 oS0H 9o' - 1L.L 70.
ooNfhDhHAlloN ~. s,oS 1;.aoodod H.
In Sis uise9sslUhI 81 ss ,h aw Cnnu ~ that
conne,,tion t,d1F ~ II ~ IN The
sSpataSSi " aorIT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.s =, ~ d,d o,SoSing tbaories
T,;oated C%U oa4 bH, ohIa apG natriotie men THE
aua yT%i ;Ms;steS tbat tbe country sbonld be 4
1iS n;t, a9S IL t 90 tba government should he
II ullL1 tdlQ ulldI BONOlnuiSi ShONAN ~
anu ,r ,oao,.n
saanto uhnlS T,,ST sb bo narformed hv the states
lneuC suoU o. ~ ,1oS,,d, oS ,,osS;bIe
anu 11 tlsSlo ~ sSSsd 70 +ba Iiederoi TIy5ior
slouiu pe Con,,!ou ~ Y ,,iSro evtrs,nS
1n Sne o1astmi 10th s;Ses The
SneMs anu ~ .0,,o IN tho ,yorirEHamilton
HAsrI,ne pes tI,n nivm Htbor Martin refnsed
ielC Cne sIo oStran,a yieyS
70 sign Ine a,G 'od r1I
we're Coleu 9o%l " Ile ,,SI;, k,SuTuSS o ,,S Nf9S
eraEl9n Si " ton ia,tSi,u .n IL, rds,ItS
isoti anu JIG S.;SI
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seventy years pIospeIlsy anu nDJhts, 'an1 tbn
yonSt'tyfll4n WnlSl' TX A., tsS 4 Nh 4 81 ~ Ihf ~
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| THE EARLY STRUGGLE OF DEMOCRACY.
| The opposing forces were gathering
strength during the administration OF
| Washington, but they were held dna check
by the power which possessed. They
met in, fierGe collision, in the, term OF Mr..
Adams, The Democratic, sentiment could
not be neutral in that struggle. twas, In
! deed, the Chief combatant. Itemefked VIC