Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-07
TMEDEM0CRATIC ENQUIRIES
ryomplimentary Notices Given
us by the Press.

Tnr following complimentary notices we
COW from some Of the papers which We re-
ceive; Ni,< z II WI M
Nrv PAPER IN VINroE CopNTY.--J. w,
Rowrw Sormerly Of the Jackson Express, has
commenced the publication Of new Demo-
ratio nnper at Macarthur, Ohio, called the
Democratic Eaqairer. We Wish him success.
- Portsmouth Times. a. 80 u
Nrw PAPEE-We have received this week
aha initial number Of, . new Democratic
naner called the Democratic Enquirer. 1t is
nublished q. Macarthur VintOn County, Ohiof
! bv i w, BOWEN, who formerly published the
Jsckson E1press. The Eagu1er presents
! fair appearance, considering the Estate OF
/ tb 4 weather. I We Cheerfully accord Y On
exchange. - MiddIepOrt Gazette, Asigs County
NEW DemOcratio paper, called The Dems-
cratic Enquirer, has been started at MoMr-
4 thur. Vinton County, Ohio, J. w. BOWEN tor'
/. merly Of the jackson Express. Success TO
lit Cntkvitls Democrat.
! w have received No. Of the aDemo-
ora tic Enquirer" published by J. W Bowen,
ESQ, At Macarthur, Ohio, 1t IS printed on
The ssme type that for the past eight years
/ ha ye been battling for AbOlidonism, hadl.
, calish, and all other isms advocated by That
Marty. Mr. Bowen has set them up to better
{ advantage. They will hereafter be 80 Or
!. Hanged as 10, HdvdoHto tho --trn@ dactrinei
y necessary for Democratic form or GoTern'
I ment. The paper (althOugh gotten up on
short ROticep presents neat appearance
q During the darkest hours for the DemOcra
: cy, BowEN, as editor Of the Jackson EzPrSs'
/ stood faithfully ct his post, battling Tor tn'
Union and the Constitution. We wish oul
friend the best Of SUCCESS WaUsr'y Demo
(. erat. t B5p llthtli icl mr oa
al ANEW PAPER-We have received. thi
I week. a spicy little paper, entitled, The Dem
. oeyatic ENQUIRER, published at.McArthur, tn
O seat of VintOn county. 1t is published b,
MrJ. w. Bowen, Of whom we know nothing
but We hope that the Enquirer under hi
Q auspices will pursue o different course irGl .
a the -1-l-, published at tho same place ?
---, who sold out one-nal ot
9 the Radicals. We admire courtesy on "a
n part of political enemies, but the man wh
would furnish his enemies with . biudgeo
g 10 be beat his own brsins, is anything els
e INIT wise man. we wish the EhqHTirsrisne
cess and its Editor long and happy life :
I Peoples DEFENDER West Union, Adams C0HnF!
}, TIVE first number Of the Democratic Eaqii'
/: r, published at Macarthur, yinton Comfy
I Ohio, J. W. Bowen, Editor, is before US,
Y presents neat typographical appearance
D and its editorials have the 'ring Of the tru
Z METAL" ia It's jnotto--"DemOcratic at q a
: times and under all Circumstancesp-judl
L ing from the present NUMBER will be -fAitl
4 fully adhered to by the. Editor. We wis
! the Engniyer abundant success, and hope u
Democracy Of Vinton will duly appreciaI
# the, advantages Of having an organ by giyin
!, Il the proper suppOrt.--D en'ovGtie UnlO
Z Ne0 Lerins ton, Ohio. GNa aaJadl /,
y WE have, this week, The two first number
n Of The Democratic Enquirer, published at M
+ Arthur, Ohio, by old old friend, J. W .BoEel
! In politics, the Dsmocrahc Enquirer is III
v questionably orthodox, and, in its column
: we recognize fair editorial ability, - '
! -Marietta Tines aE e@ 9Yil
DEMoCRATIc ENoUInER.--A new Dan1Ocrat
9 paper emanstes from Macarthur, unde: II
above title, with the name Of J.W. Bowen
i, its mast head as Editor and Proprietor, i
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