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4 . PoliticaI Re surre ctionist.

Our Democratic contemporary, with fiendish
olee which is only ascribed to ghouls and
body-snatchers, proceeds this morning to
attempt to drag forth and insult the corpse Of
An ex-United States Senator, who came to an
untinely end through temporary insanity
1t says A.
nDavid Hunters bloody eviauIia ~ io comno,,te
S ms1SpatTs punishment, an their Fseom SsIG
mR,endation men was suppressed az 30; 1t or heard
rom % S5 ayho snppressed itG VINO .N%TheiT me- W. ~
These questions must be snS%sFsd I SSoSt IT, Let il
Department 6tbss MSs witness there was, hut hi
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Linens for Mems and Boys
Wear.

Plaid and Stripe Linen Drills for Boys.
Linen Duck Coatings.
Extra Heavy Linen Duck for Suits,
Heavy White Basket Duck.
Linens for Ladies' Travelling Suits.
Immense Stock Of Linens, all grades.
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LBT Us HAVE THE NAME. "A Lancaster
paper states that one of the Philadelphia even
ing papers is in the habit of stealing its editO-
rials, and publishing them without credit. We
hope that our country neighbor will give the
name of the offending journal So far as we
are concerned, we never had the pleasure of
seeing a copy of its issue, but suppose it must
be an excellent sheet if the city papers are so
eager to appropriate its articles. BY all means
let us have the name of the plagiarist.
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enemies, and to have reached crisis when, if
left alone, it may be expected to restore tran
quillity, and to reOrganize itself upon perma-
nent foundations of union, free dom, and re-
publican government"
We think that It is much more likely that
the melancholy tragedy of the coats of Kill
kenny" will be enacted across the Rio Grande,
If our neighbOr be, as Mr.. Seward neatly ex-
presses, cleft alone to reorganize itself on the
permanent foundations of union, freedom, and
republican government"
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LAWNS!
LAWNS! !

Fine French Lawns. % cents.
French Jaconet Lawns, % cents.
Best French Percales, reduced to S7K cents
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-05

WE heard, II day or two since, Of the
murder Of Major John A. Thompson,
OF the Seventh Cavalry, in the regular
army. Major Thompson entered West
Point from Virginia, and after grudn-
ating Mt the military academy, was
commissioned, in June, 1855, Second
Lieutenant OF the First Dragons. In
May, 1851, he was promoted to cup.
taincy, and in that yeur was the Oldest
officer Of that rank in the army. lie
had recently been promoted TO tho
MajorshIp of the Seventh Cavalry, and
was highly esteemed both by his broth.
er officers md the men under his com.
maud. Atthe time Of his death he WIN
waiting the arrival Of nm officer 10 70.
lievs him, ~ that las could reIoin his
regiment In Kansas.
Major Thompson served in tho
Union army during tho rebellion
with great credit To himself and his
friends. He was gentleman moI
noble qualities and genial nnture,''
beloved 10y nil who knew him. His
father, Colonel John Thompson, resides
in Ohio, opposite Grave Greek, and had
urged the son to resign and come home
TO bless the declining yours OF his aged
parents. The Major was n brother al
Mrs. DR.. John Frlsssll Of this city, and
Of Mrs. Joseph Gallhher, II resident o.
MOnndsviIlc. a rewnrd u one thou
Hand dollars has been offered for The
arrest VI Lis muftlerCrS.
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POLICE CoURT.-Neither officers nor
reporters can complain OF dizziness in
police quarters this week. We don't
know when there has been such aetiy-
ity in that business circle, and II II
should continue to improve in proper.
ton as the weather grows colder, we
don't know but that 1t will justify the
publication Of a "Wheeliug Police Ga.
zetts," devoted exclusively TO news oil
that character.
Yesterday morning another large
crowd of spectators was promptly on
hand, and listened, evidently, with ill.,
tense satisfaction to the details OF
DRINKS, assaults and quarrels. The
following cases were disposed of:
Frank Bnrley, charged with tlisorderly
conduct and using abusive Language,
was lined live dollars and costs. Ben.
tamin Williams, for repeated Boosting
that he could almost annihilnte George
c. Trimble In the incredible short time
OF two minutes, was requested to puy
Into the City Treasury 1--WE dollars,
This he couldn't do, and therefore the
city will be compelled TO get the fine
out Of him by keeping him In jail and
paying;his board.
"Toby" Vance was arraIgued for be-
ing drunk and going to bed In the gut.
ter. Whether the consideration OF his
being n regular customer, or the poor
quality OF the whisky he uses, or the
wretched sleeping accommodations the
streets furnish, had the effect to fix his
fine ut one dollar and costs, we cannot
say; yet even that small sum was more
than .Toby" was able to manage, and
he took up his winding way to iall With
US much indifference as u Good Ten
plar would take a drink of water.
"Toby" has evidently travelled that
route agreat many times before yester-
day. ,-I..... ..-
James Herrlott had imblbed long and
deeply. This fact was brought to the
notice Of the proper authorities and the
majesty OF the law must be vindicated.
Therefore Herrlott was placed on the
prisoners bench, and AFTER the examina.
ton Of witnesses fine OF one dollar
and costs was deemed u full equivalent
for the infraction ofthe ordinance.
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WE direct attention to the advertise.
ment of ]. a. Lash, jeweller, Main
street, near the Grant House. Mr..
Lash has Just received fine stock OF
Ladies' watches, chains, jewelry and
silver ware, TO which he invites the
especial attention OF those who con.
template purchasing anything in his
line OF trade. The holidays will
soon be here, and as that season is
usually selected for making presents
Of articles possessing intrinsic value,
we think we are perfectly safe In refer.
ring everybody to look atsthe splendid
assortment In Mr.. Lash's room, conf.
dent that for quality and style 1t can.
not be excelled In the city. Mr.. Lash
has been engaged In the business for
several years, and IL thoroughly con.
versant with 1t In all Its departments.
Besides being an accomplished work.
man, he Is reputed to be nm excellent
Judge Of the articles he offers for sale,
aud implicit confidence can be placed
IN his repI Gsentatlons.
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"A SUPERB Work OF ARr.-Tbere will
be on exhibition tomorrow, and for a
short time at III Main street, portrait
just finished, that should be seen by all
our citizens who love art and can ap-
preciate a magnificent picture. The
portrait Is very large one, being on Il
stretcher forty by fifty inches, and the
subject u gentleman. of this city. We
do not hesitate TO say II Is the best thing
In the portrait line that has ever been
exhibited in Wheeling. 1t was posed
and photographed by Stanton. and ex.
ecuted In pastel by Wust. We hope
Mr.. Partridge will be rewarded for bis
enterprising spirit in bringing this tai
ent here, by getting heavy orders for
portraits.
The frame is also gotten up by Part
ridge, and Is OF Itself worth visit 10
the gallery. Again we say, 90 and see
The picture.
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CIRCUIT CouRr, The Court met yes.
terday morning ate O'Clock. The. fol.
lowing cases were disposed Of: VII.
liam B, Armstrong was put upon tflal
for assaulting bis wife. Several wilt.
nessss were examined, and the case
submitted to tho Jury without argu.
inent. After m absence Of a few min.
utes they entered the Courtroom with
a verdict Of guilty, az charged. The
Court Informed them that IL was theil
duty 70 Ok the fne. They again 70.
paired TO their room and after an inter.
change OF opinions, agreed that Arm.
strong should be fined fifty dollars,
which was 80 entered upon the record,
The deiepdants counsel made a mo.
tlon foranew trial, which was granted
BY the Court. 5.5iF
Owen Friety, charged with petit lar.
ceny, was PLACED IN the prisoners box,
ana after A full Investigation OF hiS
case, the jury found him guilty, ,bul
recommended that he be; discharged
This was a rather unusual proceeding,
hnd not IN Strict conformity with Law,
~ the prisoner was guilty, Justice dc.
manded that he be punished. The Jury
was sent back to their room, and al
seven O'clock last evening returned
win u verdict, accompanied. by n re.
Communication of clemency 10 the
Court. Judge Caldwell, after a few
remarks in reference to the law Dc.
mAndinR punishment TO some extent,
II guilt Is attached, sentenced the ,priS.
onet 10 confinement In the county Iall
until II o'clock next Saturday. IND
Ftlery Is q mere boy, certainly moi
more than or 10 years old, and the
idea OF committing a mere child 10 Inc
oompanionship Of old and hardened
criminals, ~ revolving. We were never
more forcibly impressed with the need
OF u House OF Refuge for the cOntlne-
ment OF refractory boys. than when We
saw this youth In peril OF recei wing
sentence for a term Of months In the
common jail. -.'.IIaI ~
John W, White alias John w. W hite,
Jr:, was brought from the jail and ar.
raigned. Tho prisoner plead not
guilty TO the charge alleged in the In
dictment. By consent Of eounsel his
case was continued until the 18th inst.
Pat Quinlan and Mike Brady charged
with robbery, were brought, In, and
their trial was postponed until the next
term. ~ IT"I' -
Three boys named Gibson, Eagen
and Mulkeru, who were indicted forthe
larceny OF a band trunk containing
clothing, were arraigned aud plead nut
guilty. Having no counsel, the Court
assigned the duty OF defending them to
Mr. Parker. Their trial Is set for this
morning at 10 o'clock.
The ca'e Of Frank B. Mellor, charged
with rape, was continued. -
George Bresock's trial for murder Is
fixed for the 9th inst. -.
The cases OF Louis Seibright, for con.
tempt. and Of John Culver, for assault
and battery, Will be tried to-day.
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BASE CoNDuor.-we heard yester.
day, that the miners recently employ
ed in the coal bank OF Joshua Bodley,
near the Crescent Iron mill, struck ior
higher wages day or two since. They
were not successful in their demands.
On Tuesday night they visited the
mine and broke the handles of all the
picks and shovels, knocked out the
props supporting the rock above and
destroyed the air shafts. Il IS repre-.
scented 10 us that these men were MAX.
Ing seven dollars per day, but were not
satisfied with that sum. We know
nothing Of the causes which led 10 this
outrage. buta simple refusal to CON.
ply with demand for increased com.
pensation, without exacLinv additional
labor from them, would hardly Justify
their attack upon the property OF their
employer.
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PEDEsTIANlsM.-Since tho accom-.
plishment Of Weston's great feat, we
hearor parties all over the country who
propose to perform marvellous things
in the way of long Journeys on foot, In
incredible short periods. The latest
proposition in that line which has come
TO our notice, is that of Mr.. James p.
Reed, this city, who engages to make
the trip from here to Cincinnati, by the
usual post route, in five days, on a wa.
ger OF one thousand dollars. We saw
Mr.. Reed yesterday, and Judging from
the amount of daylight under him, we
would say that he could EeLoVe con.
siderable distance In the time designa.
ted. The walk Is to be- undertaken anv
time this winner. and Mr.. Reed is nn1.
iOus .sCme one shall put up the money
against his pedestrian powers. Who
will respOud2
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UNsUccHssFuL.-An attempt was
made on Tuesday night to enter the
State armory, located in the room iln.
mediately over the grocery store of X.
J. Smyth, which, thanks to the Inex-
perience ofthe parties, or TO some other
cause unknown, was not successful.
The door OF the armory vas securely
fastened by some other mode than AN
ordinary lock, or II would have been
entered. Numbers Of auger holes were
bored around the lock, sufficient to
render 1t perfectly useless as u fasten.
ing. No clue has yet been discovered
10 the perpetrators, but we think we
are safe in saying that they were not 80
anxious to get POSSESSION OF warllke I'M
plements during our "late onplesint-
neSS.U
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HArPY TERMINATION OF THE Row IN
THE BOARDrSd HOusE.-The landlady
now uses Bookings unrivalled Baking
Powder; and IN mntter Of course her
Biscuit and Buukwheat Cakes ARE nj.
ways light and palntuble. aud every
thing moves along pleasantly. II you
want pence In the family, and good d.
ge.Iion to follow your appetite, try II.
Sold by T.. Booking, No. / Odd Fellows
Hall, md Booking a. Miller, corner
First and Chnpline streets.
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RIVER NEws.-we continue to note
IN Improvement In business on tho
landing. The New State, from Park.
ershurs, did not reach here until about
IL o'clock, and departed for that point
at2. The LecIaire No. 2dropped down
to the Belmont Mills, aud alter taking
on board LOT Of nails, left for CinCln.
natl. The InRomar came in from Sun.
fish at her usual hour, md returned In
the afternoon. The Forest City waE on
hand from Steubenville, with fair
freight and passenger list. She left Mt
~ o'clock,
AT dark lNSt night the marks showed
iourteet, three or four inches, and rls.
Ing.
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.ImnenseR Reduction
IN PRICES ov
.C.''|LiOTI' HING.
.7ipai y y alsr iF 90 K
~ ~, sGutman &Co's.

y IssITyrr.-prot white, State So.
perlntendent oiFrse Schools, Withhold
g Tsaehefs Institute in Kingwood,
Preston county, commencing on the
10Th instant. Great good is being 40.
cotnpllshed by holding thesgI institutes,
as they. excite an ambition in teachers
20 excel IN their profession. Whatever
has a tendency 10 promote 10 laudAble
an Object, and thereby elevate the
standard OF scholarship among
teachers, should DO encouraged. We
hope 10 hear OF these institutes being
hhld frequently and regularly In every
county In the State. u 5l.-' 4
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"Tn1Ses or BEAUTY AND 4 joy For.
EyEs."-we are very highly pleased
with 1t and It's performance. It is Ger.
tainly fully up to Its claims. Il seams
with great neatness and wonderful ra.
pidlty, running easily, and making but
little noise. Its hemming, telling and
braidlng are "thtngs Of beauty aud a
joy Joreuer.s 1t llfts a heavy weight
from the stitch. burdened seamstress.-
w. s. BALLrNaER to the Wilcox Il
Gibbs S. NJ. Co.
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OUR HOME eU H-aNI .fI
There 10 n land Of every land the pride,
beloved by Heayen Ger all the world beside;
There Ia aSpot OF earth Rupremely blesl-
a dearef, sWeeter spot than all the rest
And you viii nnd where'er your steps may
That land your country and that spot your
HOME. r..l
To make home happy and HEALTHY,
should be the end and aim of every
man Of family. The happiness can be
procured by good temper aud the
health by the use Of HuRBgLL's GOLD
EN BrTTRRs. This Invaluable remedy
Is to be confidently recommended In
cases OF Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Liver
Complaint, Debility, Loss Of Appetite,
Cramps, and kindred complaints. Use
HuBBRLL's GOLDEN BITrERs, McCabe,
KRAFT &c Co., sole agents. g-I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-05

WRdo not believe that it's strictly
within our province to notice the Intro.
ducllon ofnew carpets or furniture into
anything but buildings kept open for
the public. Entertaining this idea, we
think that II is perfectly legitimate
for us to call attention to the fact that a
hne cocoa mptling was being put down
yesterday on the floor ofthe Wheeling
Library Association. II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-05

The above IL cut OF the medal
awarded Mt the Paris Exhibition, 10
Messrs. SteinwHy, for superiority of
their pianos over all others. An i'm
mense demand for the SteInway piano
has been created, as will be seen from
the sworn return made to the United
States Collector OF New York, for the
months ofSeptember and October. -Four
hundred and nineteen pianos were
sold for S24 ,6l6, payinga tax OF SIl.-
227. This Is truly an immense bust
ness, and at the same rate the yearly
sales would be over $500 pianos. A
small but carefully selected stock OF
The Steinways will be found at Mr.. W.
Il. Sheib's Music House, where they
are selling far below New York prices.
Holiday stock now arriving.
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A HousEHoID woRD.-The best, the
only reliable, the cheapest. Try Il.
Mrs. s. A. ALIENS IMPROVED (ne,1
style HAIR REsToRER or DRHssiNa, a.
one bottLe.l My wife and children pre-.
fer II: Every Druggist sells II. Price
One Dollar. rT ..lI. cod
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CHRsTMAs AND MiNos P1Es.-4what
y one without the other2 For the
richest mlnce meat, prepared by an
old, experienced caterer, call at Nc.
,Cluskey's, No. 81, Water street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-05

"PRovE THE PUDDING. "-Try Logan,
List q Co.'s Excelsior Baking Powder,
and you will say, as thousands now
say-'.Itis the best we have ever used y
Now Is the time to prove It in your
Buckwheat Cakes and Bisculti Get the
genuine. SINS gun1 mr. n ~ !
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oTRICERs:
GEO. K. WHEAT, President. '-.
JAMES McCLuNEY, Vice President.
JOHN Bishop, Secretary.
CHAS. WALLACE, State Agent for Wesl
Virginia and Maryland. ,al,aa.
DIRKcToRS-John z. Wilson, Jas. o. On
John A. Armstrong, A. Q. Quarter, Geo. K
Wheat, Samuel Harper, James McCluney
Morgan l.. OFT, Geo. Adams.
REFEREScIs: 3. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling; List, Morrison a
Co.. Wholesale GIocens, Wheeling Pryor
Handlan 4 Co, Wholesale Grocers, Wheel.
ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer
Wheeling; Mcclellan q Knox, Boot and
Shoe house, Wheeling; McCabe, Kmfi 4 Co
Druggista, Wheeling; Geo. W. FranEheim a
Co., wholesale Wines and LiqI or. Wheel
Wheeling Lewis Baker, Pub. Register
Wheeling; 7. Q. McAfee, Notions Wheeling
Campbell, Frew & Co., Pubs. Intelligence
Wheeling; OF, son a Co Hardware, Wheel.
Ing; ]. Z. Sands, Cashier, First Nat. Bank,
Fairmont; X. P. Camden, Prest. Nat. Ex,
Jr, Wheeling. apr2S
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MissEs' Goat,pegsed Balmorals at
Badgers for 90 cents. 4sa .sa.sJ I
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Bur your Boots and Shoes at Bad.
gers new store, "a Monroe street. ri
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cHILDRES,s Rubbers at. Badgers for
scents. rs s ste.itlrun'
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ITyou want tho best mincelneat ever
made In this city, 90 To John Mcolus.
keys, No. 81 Water street.
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"JuNrPERTAE Soar cares cnapped hands
saltrheum, pimples, and all cutaneous affec-
tons, rendering the skin son and smooth.
Manufactured by
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Which ofyon MI now den, TO dance?
Sue that makes dainty, she III swear hath
cornA." T
Instantaneous and efIicaclous cures
Of Corns and BunIons. DR.. Randall,
the we'll known Chiropodist has reyls.
lied our city, and can be found, ID
heretofore, at the Mcclure House, du.
ring this week. ,Il IT
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National Insurance Company.


WHEELING, WEST VA. Nil' iF
CAPITAl,...................,.,.......... zoe, 900
ofiice, 70 Monroe St, next door to lst Ma.
tionRl Bank.
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oAswELL, HAZARD & Co,
NatU YpFlr

Sold by all Druggists.
TIKI PuREsr AND SWEETEST Cod Liver oil
IN the world, manufactured from freSh
healthy liverS, upon the Sea shore. II Is per-
tectly pure and sweet. Ask for Hazard e
Caswell's Cod Liver OIL, = manufactured by
CAsWELL, HAZARD & TO-,
Sold by all ,irnrpists. WV ioiN'
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ThODoctors DIPLOMA hangs in his once,
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
The many Thousands cured az this estAl,-
lishment within the last twenty yeaTN, and
the numerous important surgical Operations
performed by Dr.. Johnston, witnessed by The
reporters OF The sun and many other naper1
notices Of which have appeared again and
again before the public, 6eFddes his standing
~ y gentleman OF character and rc%ptCtas
billy In sufficient guarantee 10 the afflicted,
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREl..
mAf5-ly" ii
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'"'O '' Ill "FOSSSS sprl7.ly.eoa&eOwasw
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TnTRsDaY noHNIne. pEe. 3.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-28
STE MART,

.@s.sH 1t E MART, sssssssr'
- of,gsxrTH 4 CUTLER. Repairs Locks, Gloeks.
Z seviar Machines. Trunks, Umbrellas, &c, &c
eTinds Surgeon's Iutrumeniss Raroras Knives,
shears and ali kinds o. small edge Tools. Al VOTE
shop on croehsn Street, South side, rear OF RsrrI
Closes Grecery, ..<,,, r,,,o A.,
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a Little Nonsense.

@-fafsA-Aa -fH NtI-sftlI
You can't make porls-out of pig-iron,
or become sh0emaker by drinking
sherry-cobblers. 81 goos s.s a., !.
acoo5 hlooa al, ,,v.vs show .;.sele,,
- I III It - " = - . -. sha wss
struck by the redness of her nose. -
Il. .1,.l,,m..o . ,,,.n vas 6,e5 SIa
~ = s-.sn;.- i.:,,,, - I a.s;nr 80. ',s.n,,ts q
~ ~ . ;;.;ao so,,i;oooT J 8ssi3 sb1
enare"' quf'ng sal ols."o sS1''o II - s.ys:sa.
Men Will always be apt 70 tninX the y !
money market tight II they are IN the the
unfortunate habit OF getsbg 50 shefn7
selves. 80 s 80 "
A superficial person. having heard a
decLsitaes presch, saidto Dir BelIamy (.
gOb., sir / have been Ged this evening"
The doctor addad. $50 Che calves think.
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Impartial suffrage.

Democratic arguments in favor of Enpar-
tial SuArage are not wanting. We append q
few Of them thatare worthy Of special atten-
lion at this time, and we would commend
them 70 the serious consideration O. these vno
call themselves Democrats, DUE VINO are nov
opposing this JUST measure oy aPPeais $40 %
passion and Preluoice-
,"All political power is inherent IN hspeo,
|ples Government Is instituted for their eqi.dt
protection and benefit and they have the
right to alter, refos1n, or Sboiish the same,
whenever they may deem it necessary -
Ooastitsai0s Of Ohio, Art. ], Sc; 4. The
! lConstitution Of this State was Trained Dy z
Convention OF which the presiding officer, and
| a majority Of the members were Democrats
| ave hold these truths TO be self-evident:
That all nsn ars crcaied squGt; that they ara
leodowed by their creator with certain una
! llienable rights; that among these are HE
liberty, and she pursuit o. naPPlness. ans
70 secure these rights goseInments -. sls u
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