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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-20

LIvrnrooL CorroN AARnrT, July t-(For tho weol |
Cotton was In fair demand In the early part Of tho week
put Enco Tuesday tho business has been Ara7oly
,mltod Ths supply continues abundant and decline
= = Quoted IN almost every description Tor Bea Issnd
sappso pp Tho better quallSs which for months have
m.nd full prces American, though In sood rooucat
M nnsn 70 va per lb. Draz has been ffcey oored
and decuno haa been submitted TO of Der lG Rryp
I'm - heavy sale st about "a Pc ID bso ss. .esis
Iaias Inc Quotations Of Smyrna reduced fully IL
per To- With very small ssles- The iats Import cf
East lndn have THIS woef bean freely ofIercd, and
have given moro ohoico In the better finds:
growhs have brought eItreme rstes Bengal . In eo
request and fuly maintains Last Thursdays quotations.
early In the .oei have been reported Ihs
sales Of tho week amount TO Tao baes nolUdn1 fs
on speculation and 1,21o for export leaving 20 80
70 he trade The setual export ihis .eek q deduct
Cd from tho stock 81 not Included In ho soci a.
clarsd tho f8th ulL Cotton At for Great Bria
American 80 ooo b.les IN 1851 aganit 1000 in 1855
East India 700 bales In 1857 against 6Sa COO In 1864
Decrease Of import compared with ths same dAta iast
yesr; $50 bsles1 dsresse ofquanty taken for con-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-20

PHILIpxLfHIi. 10th Month, t7th DAY, 1864
REzrIoTrD fnIxSp.-My daughter has been much
beneahsd by tho uso OF thy Plantation Dttara. Thou
Wit sand mo two bottlel more.
Thy friend. ABA OURRIN.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-20
MpoprANT OYRrIy1oArRa.

RocE.s--.. 2. g, December .s, 1851.
MeExrs. p. u. DnAKK co., have boan great suf
erer nom DyIpspla for three four years. and had tc
abandon my profession. About threo months ago
tried tho Plantation Bittors, and 10 my great 10y
nov nearly well MAJ. Ihaye recommended them II
several cases, ana, ~ far ~ know always With sigma
benodk an, respectfully yours,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-20

Jdnss n. Wehli, Rfg: IL
MY DEAN 6IR: al you ssaus psoA 10 Tho uni.od
Statea. must beg you 70 remember kindly 10 ths
Messrp. Ohiekertpg. Toll thom I delighted with
tholr arAnh Plano-fore-aj good isftrunSai nint
a. trdi trer turasd out. boh IN touch andter
Wishing you. &C., remain evorlt lily,
II. f. BAOnDWOOD.
Firm OF I. Broadvood & Bons, pianotorte AIanufao.
turera, London
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-20
LONDON. July 20. lBog.

HessrL CAickerin1 q SOM:
GEsTs: haye just been invited by Meaars. oosra to
try Grand PInno-forto Manufactured by you, aud
have hesIIetion In endorsng tho opinion my old
friend, mr. O d. coArd. That Ii IL the 6nelt
strumcntI over played on.
Believe me. gentlemen most faithfully yours,
J. I. HAITOE,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-20

Among the chief points excellence the Ohicfsr
ing Pihnos Of which speak tho renowned artists their
congratuatory testimonials to the Mossrs
the greatest possible depth richness aud volame OF
tone. combined With raro brllancy. clearness and
perfect evenness throughout the entire scale; and,
above all surprising duration OF sounl the puro and
sympathetic quality OF which neyer ch.nsoB under Tho
most delicate or powerful touch
During the pass fortyhree years this nrm has manu-.
aoturcd
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-20

HiIHMazof. D. O., Nay 97d, 1853. !
aKsrLxH1i-We require another supply Of yum
Ptsnssaon Bistsrs. the popularity which daily In.
creases with The guosts cf our house.
RsfnectfuIIv r.f. .'F
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14

The reports Of the want aud desti,u.
ton prevailing at the South are appal-
ling, Many thousands must be relieved
speedily Or they will perish Efforts
are being extensively made for their re-
lief, and all who have the means to spare
should contribute something. General
Howard, Of the Frecdman's Bureau,
has demanded Of Congress over two
millions Of daIlars as actually nssded ;
and the y. $. Senate on Saturday voted
$1,000 600 for the purpose.
) a proposition is before tho Maryland
Legislature 10 appropriate 500. 900 to
the suffering poor Of the South. AIsa
a joint resolution has passed tho Senate
70 appoint q comaitise to visit Wash
'ioetoa and urge on Coasrass ihe loan Of
sl2.00o,oO0 TO tho Southern stasss ia
their add hssspa. E4rle d BiliIaaslss
were appointed on the part Of tbs Ben.
ate 9
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14
Foreign News,

by the cable We learn that the Fc.
uians have appeared in Tipperary in
strong force, No further disturbances
have occurred at Droghoda. The Fc,
mans have captured aud still held, al
the last advices, the police barracks ut
Kettell, county Kildare, Small bands
Of FcniaDs arc patSolling Cork Water
ford and Limerick, pressing the people
into their ranks. James Stephens is
reported to be at Paris. Tranquility is
said 10 have been restored throughout
the province Of Leiustcr, and since the
abortive attempt last month in Kerry
there has been no disturbance in tina,
county. The reorganization OF the
Derby Government has been completed.
The leading Powers are said to have
united in urging Turkey to make libcr.
al concessions to its Christian subjects.
Later advices state that the Feniaus
in Kildare have been dispersed by the
troops that an attack on the barracks
at Mouutmellick has resulted in the re-.
pulse Of the in urgents with loss OF
two killed. Three thousand Fcni1ns
are said to have assembled in the neigh
borhood Of Alberto, Troops have bcco
sent 70 dispense them. The members
of a secret Feni,A council have been ar
rested at Dublin. General Burke. one
Of tho fcniau leaders, was captured at
Tippcrary.
The Paris MoaiteU states that all the
French troops were TO have left Mexico
by this time, aud that the Emperor
Macmillan was to have also taken his
departure on the 9Th of the present
month. MARTHA law has terminated in
Spain. An attempt had been made to
assassiuate Victor Emmanuel ucar Nj
Ian, but il failed. An earthquake has
occurred on the Island Metylenc,
Greece. All the habitations on the is
land are in ruins aud hundreds OF lives
were lost The Sultan Of Turkey has
made concessions to the Servians aud
has promised to carry out the decree OF
1856.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14
LEGISLATIVE.

The Contention BR-0n motion Of
Mr.. Viekcrs, this bill was taken up on
its second reading.
MIR. Davis, of Caroline, offered an
amendment to strike out certain words
IN section ], aud insert
EVERY male citizen of the State, be.
ing also citizen OF the Uuited States,
OF the age Of Il years or upwards, OF
whatsoever race or color or previous
condition, who shall have been resi-,
dent-in the State twelve months and in
the county or city where he shall offer
to vote SIX months before the said day
OF election, except lunatics and persons
convicted OF felony, not pardoued BY
tho Governor.
The effect of the amendmentswouli
haze been negro suffrage.
Mr., Davis advocated his amendment
IN lengthy speech.
The amendment was then rejected.
feas-Alessrs. Billingslea, Davis OF
caroline, Davis Of Washington, IIolton,
Philpot and Tomc-6.
Nays-Messrs. Bowie, Broadwater,
Earle, Frazier, Ilenkle, jump, Kim
nell, Mackall, Maddox, Spatcs, Ste.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
THURSDAY, MARCH II, 1867.
The Convention.

The Legislature has reached the Con
ycntion Bill at last, aud seems 10 good
earnest TO pass it in some form. With.
out doubt this is in obedience to the
will of the people, and Of the press, who
are becoming clamorous for ITS passage.
For reasons given last week We fear
that this is mistake; bnt should il be
passed it shall have our most vigorous
support,
We would prefer, IN the present. cri.
sis, that the change should be made
strictly in accordance With tho provi-
sions Of tho Constitutions that is, let /,
be called by two thirds vote Of the
Legislature. aud submitted to the people
at the next general election, II seems
that cannot be, for il has failed In have
, tbs two thirds vote in the Senate SO Gar;
aud the proposition is to have The ques.
ton submitted, the members elected
,be Noxo,nbor elsc,,. Th;s hs;ns
against Tho ca,.,;,n,;,,as, ,;;,.,..c,;oo /; s
s,v,ea r,r,,,,,,;o,,,,.,, s.a =. D., /
claim ,h., h.;.o :. NJ. - -
same rich, 10 c,lI couvc,,,a,, !, .s ,s
4tovor, whites and oe,,roos i f,.sr,.. =. !.
~ NO .
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14
szS~To be very serious or very sa

s1~To be very serious or very sad
Is inconsistent with good bodily health
the natural state Of good health is a
cheerful one. Sadness or low spirits.
aud melancholy Of all kinds are evidcn.
ees Of the loss of vigur in the life cf
glory within us--aDd the deadening
causes of the gloom We experience must
be driven out of the system, or The life
within is overwhelmed will, gloom and
horrors. BY all means then preserve a
cheerful tone of mind, and live long IN
good health and Spirits by the use Of
Bryans l.iie Pills, fer there is no purcr
nur moro useful Medicine, aud none
which, for good health, eau be taken
with better effect. .(Soc ad, crtise-
ment. ora So
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14
MARRIED.

On the evening OF the 9Th inst. ly Rex. }.
Edwin Amos, TnoaAs g. THousox, 10 Jrtts
a. eldest daughter Of the late Alfred Troxcl,
Esq, all Of this county.
~ AT stcwaststewn, York county, Pa, on
Thursday ~ Of March inst, by the Rev.
Mr.; cowhick, TneoboaE II. BgIrz, N. d.,
TO Miss JExSErT. SHnwER, daughter Of Mr..
Georgc Shower, both Of Manchester. Carroll
county, Nd.
10 fork, Pa,' on Thursday evening Feb.
2lst ult, by Rev. L, liizer, WILLIAM L.
noffnAS, Of Baltimore Co, Nd, TO MoLiSE
=. y daaghtef ct The Officiating Clergyman
late Of Manchester, Carroll county, Nd.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14
Caucus for u. s. senator.

a Conservative caucus was held on
Friday night for Senator in place OF
Gov. Swami, declined. Eight ballots
were had, the last Of which stood for
j. +. Thomas Of Talbot 80, for |. ID.
Jones, Of Somerset SO, for Alex. Evans,
Of Cecil 10. There having been no
choice an adjournment took place till
Monday.
On Monday night Ex-Governor r F.
Thomas was nominated on the LIST bal
lot. The vote stood, for Thomas 80,
Jones 20, Evans IL, Cox /, blank /.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14
Alexandria EIec,ion.

The municipal election in Alcxapdria
on Monday the 4th instant. passed of
without any undue excitement. Hugh
Latham, Esq, the present worthy mayor
was reelected by GO majority. The
negro vote was not received by the
judges Of the election. but was recorded
by the Radical candidates. Radical
white vote 81. Il is reported that over
! QUO negro votes were recorded.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14
Alderney Cattle,

The Sale OF Live Stock will take place on
the irS day, and tha, Of Implements on the
second. 20 -
Catalogues will be published early in March,
giving pedigrees of the more important ami
mms, and general description Of the Others,
and Of the implements. The rule Of ihis
sale will be that every article or animal shall
be sold to the highest bid'ier, and should, in
any exceptional case, the owner desire to
bid upon u lot set up, he will do 20 In per.
son, but he will not bid upon the S,alRons,
nor upon the Cattle. Persons unnble 10 Il.
tend the sale, may send orders to the Auc-
tionecr, who viii execute them 10 the best
of bis judgment Arrangements win BE-
made to condnct the sale under shelter, 90
that there will be no postponemeut on sc.
count Of weather. The undersigned viii
endcavor to provide means Of transportation
from aud to Bells Switch Station, on the
Western Maryland l.airoad, three miles
from PtkcSvillc, and TO secure comfortable
accommodations in the neighborhood for
persons from . distance, who may wish 10
remnin over night. ...'..,.'.,..
TEENs OF SALE-For sums OF less than
500, cash for sums Of more than 500,
notes bearing inicresta Vt four or SIX months,
with approved security, or cash on which =
discount offs per cent. will be allowed
j. II. McliENRY, PikesyiIle, M.
JonS S. Nicholas, Anctioaecr.
marli-3i
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14

RAILROAD CnAN0g Since Monday
last change has been made in tho time
table of the Western Nd r. K. The
passenger cars arrive at Westminster
about II A. NJ, leaving Biltimorc at
S.3o-Lcnyc We.tmius,er for baltimore
at q \. NJ. aud 3 z. NJ, the mail leaving
By the afternoon train. We suppose
that full notice viii soon be given 70
the public.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14
Southern Commanders.

As the matter now stands in the
Cabinet Of President johnson it is said
that the Military Commanders of the
five Departments into which the South
h been divided will be Generals Sher-
man, Meade, Hancock, Schofcld and
S;ckIcs
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14
Tbr As Advocate.
TBc fathrran chuch Fair

his wlsh extreare pleasure that we an,
nounce. and gratefully ackaowledge, the
successfui result Of the Lutheran chnrch
Fair. 8 49,.
The project was undertaken In Che hope
Of success, ind NC hoped mol In vain. We
had confidence in the liberaliiy Of the peo-
pie, and our confidence yrs by no means
misplaced. Most praisworthily hasthe pub.
lie responded TO our wishes. i seems as
.hongh every one, Irrespective Of denonni'n,
uONul ultuucIonB, WlSheu US suCCees. and
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14

SUCCESSFUL Fox HuNTING,-A
week ago DR.. Edward l.. Boteler, Cap
tain ilczckiah Botclcr and MIR. Elsin,
experienced huutsmcn captured in one
day, with seven dogs, nine foxes on the
catoctin Mountsin, between the village
Of Jefferson and the Point of Rocks
Frederick My Union. e
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14
Negroes not Allowed To Vote in
New York.

+ The Assembly today voted down a
proposition to let negroes in this State
vote for delegates to the Constitutions
Conrention. Yet majority Of this
same New York Legislature are in favor
OF thrusting pegroc suffrage upon their
Acountrymen Southland not only that,
bui In favor also Of keeping them out
of the Union until they consent to it,
~ j. Eseniag Express.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14

b8'J. W. T. Carly Esq. Clark Of
tho Circuit Court for Frederick county
since 1861, and who discharged the
duties Of the Office ably and acccptably
died at Frederick on the 5th. inst, IL
the 44ih gear Of his age.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14
fiRST NATIONAL BAxK.
Westminster March 2nl. 'GI-

'"''"''"''S' 'h''Vh -h'' ha'
Alta regular meeting of the Board ol
Directors, held this day. Mr.. Henry
Bale, was elected a Director To I'll the
vacancy caused BY the death OF Mr.. Al.
fred Troxcl aud on the 9th. inst. Mr..
Augustus Sllrivcr, was unanimously
elected President
W. \, CUNNINGHAM.
IA Cashier
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14

One-third Of the aaminess recently
rejected by the Senate were soldiers
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14

The Wisconsin Legislature Is about
to disfranehise 10000 citizens for deser.
tion during the war.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14
( fsHATsrs

Al her residence lncar wessnsi,sicr on
Thursday morning. March 7th., slrs. ELlz.
.nErH 0siSss, aged7i years ! n.oaths aud
~ days 800 Z
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14
JAY A. c, ii0Nis,
ATTORNEY at bsyS.

NESlHiNbfEE, ND.
A IL Business shall have iaistei;ns9 ;ais
IN prompt attention.
. ses.Ofiae, Coraer Of Court and Main
s'rstta. marli-lm
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14

\ WoLg kILLED,-On Friday last
quite an excitement wins made NJ the
appearance OF a urge she wull. in the
ncighborhood Of the Conocochcague,
near Wilson's Store, in this County
Early in the morning she was seen on
the farm Of Mr.. Alexander Miller. who
fred several loads Of small shot into her
without much effect, Later iR the day
a party of ten hunted her down, and
she was finally killed BY u shot from
Mr.. Miller. She measured four feet in
length and two feet inhcighth. Various
con- cetarcs have been formed as 10
where the "varmint' could have come
from but the most probable place is the
tcrtOy Of Virginia !--Hog. Ma
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14

Indiana rejoiccs ia the prospect
abundant grain and fruit crops.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14

A church ia Colombus, Ohio, has i
printed notice requesting eentlemea to
leave their tobacco at tho door.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14

stA.Gco. V. Bpssa. Of Tawsoaiewn,
drew he $500 Piano at ciark's Pressnta.
tsoa Festival,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14
Local Intelligence.

Is D-..A-., M. !. . g NJ.
s0,narsat n Wa,grs collse,or IF
Internal Revenue for the Fourth Dis.
trict of Maryland, has been .reiscied BY
the United States senate, MT " aters
,-.a,,s,,,,, 81 - 49, ,.;,n,aJ IL
-"
y" pun'l'ri s'vu'I,' '''S - NV'A
a ass s 'o' 'uo ro ,, s p'a'''''' HAS
'''o Vee" '"''''O' " '"' ''""'"'
y. b. - m,
80. ~ h go " D $3.50. ~ I I. g..
.upua ,p'"t = 7eu ,..',.', IN ~ ' s'
W. WHY '"o pl 'i.''''e " ~ NJ"
"one' AZ os'i''''ui " .i,'s o''y' ~.
~ aat ~ n's ',''' 's'' H.. ,;i ~ s"I
h aH"IS =, WV : " ,, W. - ' ia a
h's uu''os a. e " WI" 'ae puoi'' Sou ~,
1s ,., a"u :, NJ 70 ~ ~. ~ sa s. ~
80 yo" .n t ",a", W. "J";u M as 'oo
e' Iv sve" "' 's'a I;l',a ~ 80 Us "
'0" Nv s pO''' ~ 'o"n'
Inc above NOTICES VIC copy rom the
Frederick E.rom'aer' We do 1t 10 show
the character Of the officers rejected as
extortca from nolitic,I ornoncn,s
NJ r.,,, p.,L.,. t,-',.
''ue''eN
County has peen nominated as Collector
in Mace of MIR Matters and Geo "
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14

Tux FAn,-Tho following is list
OF the successful parties at the late Fair
who obtained some Of the most valuable
articles
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14

Of the Odium which they should bear
alone,
his part OF our public history which
can never be forgotten that both Houses
Of Congress, in July, 1851, declared 10
the form Of solemn resolution that the
war was aud should be carried on for no
purpose Of sabjagation, but solely to
enforce the Consultation aad laws, aud
that when ihis was yielded BY the par
ties in reballion, the confess should
cease, with the constitutional rights Of
the States and of individuals naimpair.
cd. This resolution was adopted aud
sent forth to the world unanimously By
the Senaie, npd with only two dissenting
voices ~ The House. Il was accepted
by ~, II euds Of the Union in The
South, ~ eell az in the North, MS cx-
pressing honestly and truly the object
Of the war. On the faith Of il many
ihqusaads Of persons IN both SECTIONS
gave tlseir lives aud their fortunes 10
tie s.nse,. TO rcpudiate il now By re-
ins,ag 70 the States aud " the indiyid.
ua,s within them the rights which the
Constitution and laws OF the Union
woasil secure TO them is a breach Of our
I pliSh;ed honor for which ! can iniaeinc
NJ excuse, and to which Ieannot yolan,
ItraiY become party.
The evils which spring from The IN.
I settled state Of our Government will bs
as;A sowle,lgcd BY an. Commaci,d IN.
tcrsoursc is impedsd, capital is n con
stant peril, public securities fluctnati
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-08-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS
------------
One dollar must aceompanY each name.
EDlroR GALLrPoL1s JoURNA1.

EDITOR GALLIPoLIs JOURNAL: -
Capt. J. H. SUMMERS, is n candi-
date for the office of County Treas
urer. Subject to the decision of the
Union Convention.
Mr. EDrreR:-Please say that Mr..
CHARLES HUNT. of Perry town
ship, will be a candidate for Sheriff,
subject to the decision of the Union
Convention.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Please announce the
name of w. II. H. SISSON, OF
Springfield township, as 8 candidate
for the Office of County Treasurer,
subject to the decision of the Union
Convention.
We are requested to announce
Major HENRY CRAVEN as a candidate
for the office of County Treasurer,
subject to the decision of the Union
Convention.
We are requested to announce
Capt. AMOS RIPLEY as a candidate
for the office of Sheriff, subject to
the decision of the Union Conven.
tion.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Please announce the
name of SAMUEL DRAKE, of Wal
nut township, as candidate for the
office of Sheriff, subject to the decis-
ion of the Union County Convention.
We are requested to announce
Capt. RICHARD BLAZER as a can
didate for the Office of Sheriff, sub
ject to the decision of the Union Con-
yention.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-08-15
nThe War Record of the Ohio
Democracy"

Under the above caption the Gin
cinnati Commercial has lately gath
cred together extracts from the lead
ing Democratic organs of Ohio, pub
lished during the late war, which
show conclusively where the Democ-
racy stood upon the great question
of the preservation of the Union,
and convict them beyond question
of sympathy with the cause of seces-
sion and rebellion. It is well that
their record should be ventilated,
especially at this time, when this same
party is counting the votes of the
soldiers of Ohio, by professions of
devoted loyalty to the constitution
and government of the country
Professions of loyalty in times of
peace are worth little. They cost
nothing. No, gentlemen, this will
not do. The loyal people of Ohio,
whose votes you now solicit, ask for
more; they want to know, and have
a right to know, where you stood
aohen aOar acas upon the country, and the
very life of the nation assailed by
armed rebels and traitors. Where did
goa stand them Were you loyal hhens
Were you found then in the ranks,
with musket upon your shoulder,
fighting the battles of your country?
Or, il not at the front, were you then
found at home furnishing means and
money for the prosecution of the
war, and encouraging our brave sol
diers in the field? These questions
must be satisfactorily answered, be
fore you can command the conf
dence or the votes of the loyal citi-
zens of Ohio. By these tests we
shall try you, and you will be found
wanting. The record you made dur
ing the war, mont lie, it is down in
black and white, and out of your
own mouths you are eondemned.-I
Let any man OF reason and common
sense read the following extracts
taken from the prominent Democrat,
ic journals of the State, and deny if
he can, that we have made good our