The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-10-31
From the Ohio statesmhn.1
The Aid the Democracy Recelv-
ed from Imported Orators.


State, TO meet those OF the Democracy,
called TO their aid the picked men of
other sections. Obedient to their do
mand--a sort of"help me, Cassius, or
/ Isiuk" Appeal-Unitcd States Scna-
tors Morton, Of Indiana, Thnyer and
Nye, OF Nebraska, Chandler, of Michi-
gan, aud Patterson, Of New IIamp-
shire Governor Baker; Schuyler
Colfax, Speaker of the House of Rep
resentativcs in Congress, aud Repre-
seniatives and ex-Rcprcsoutatives
Kelley, Of Pa, Washburne, Julian and
orth, of Indiunr; Mckee, of Kcntuc.
ky; Logan and Colom, of Illinois, in
vaded Ohio TO teach the people the
blessings, moral, social and lntolectu-.
al, of Negro suffrage, and with it ne
gro political equality. In moro than
o.thirds OF the counties, they, in com.
pany with the WNdes, Schoncks, Shell
aoargers, Bihghams, Egglcstons, Den
nisons. ct dl., "spoke their pieces" to
admiring throng, with II result highly
satisfactory to the Democracy.
In Adams county, Col. and eX.Con-
gresham Mckee, Of KY. enlightened
the people. Democratic gain $40, and
ono Representative.
In Allen county, Congressman Ju.
Ian. OF Ind, spoke tor negro suffrage.
Democratic gain 1873.
In Ashland, Senator Patterson, of
n II undertook the task of changing
the politics Of the county. Democratic
gam 800
In Ashtabnla, where Ben Wade lives
and where hegro suffrage is the rule
and Democracy the exception, Senator
Chandler. of Michigan, made aspecch
Democratic gaiu 3S4.
In Athens county, a couple Of negro
Suffrage United States Senator'S, Pat.
tsrson, of n. H., aud Thayer, Of Neb.
and ex-Congressman Mckee, OF Ky,
were detailed for duty. Democratic
gam $40.
In Auglalzo, Julian, Of Ind, under
took to do missionary duty and TO con-
vert the Democracy to negro suffrage
Democratic gain 59l.
In Belmont, Gen. Logan stumpot
the county, but tho Democracy stump
cd him by rcdceming the county, ma
king gain of 534 over last yenr'svote
ANA with 1.-TWO representatives anC
ono Senator, the majority in Bclmon
being sufficient 20 elect tho Senator il
the Belmont and Harding district.
Ia Brown county, Mckee, OF Ky
dill tho Democracy noblo service b.
advocating negro suffrage, Democrat
Ic gain, $50.
in Champaign, Mr.. Speaker Cola
made one speech. Had ho made on
more, the county might have bee
Democratic. Gain, AGO.
Col. Mckee, of KY, loomed up i
Clark county and mado Il speech. Den
ocratlc gain, 332.
The same Mckee, Of Ky, and SEM
tor Patterson, of New Hampshire, tall
cd politics to the people Of Clcrmon
Dem mocratic gain, 344, and one Repre-
sentative,
In Clinton county, Congressm0
Schofcld, of Pa, and GcnertI Kimba
OF Ind, enlightened the people. Dome
cratic gain, 35l.
In Coshocton, Gov Baker, Of InC
aud tho ubiquitous Mckee, of Ky
made short speeches to slim audIen'
Democratic gain, 1873.
In Cuyahoga, Gen. Logan, spoke Al
90 did Senator Patterson. Democrat
gam, 72l.
In DarkO county, Logan, Of ILL.,, al
Julian, of Ind, made speeches, and {
result WAS Democratic gain of 81
and of ono Representative. In adj
ton, the gain.was sufficient to elect .
Senator i'll the Miami, Darke and Sh
Wy district, last year represented by
negro sudrageite. -"
In Fairfield, Congressman Sehofe
of Pa. tried his hand as a mlssiona
10 convert the Copperheads which
abound in that county, He did
with vengeance. Dem ocratic ga
SOL,
In Fayette, the same Schofeld tr