Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-22
The Aid the Democracy Received
from ImDOrfed Orator.

the picked men of their party from other
sections. Obedient to their demand-a sort
of Help me, CAssIus, or sink" appeal
United States Senators MORTON, of Indiana,
THAYER and NYE, of Nebraska, CHANDLER,
of Michigan, and PATTERSON, of New
Hampshire; Governor BAKER, of Indiana !;
SCHUYLER CoLFAx, Speaker of the House
of Representatives in Congress, and Rep
resentatives and ex-Representatives KEEL
LEY, of Pennsylvania, WAsHBURNE, JUL
AN and ORTIZ, of Indiana; MCKEE, of
Kentucky; LOGAN and CULLoM, of Illi-
nois, invaded Ohio, to teach the people the
blessings, moral, social and intellectual,
of Negro Suffrage, and with it Negro
political equality. In more than two-thirds
of the counties, they, in company with the
WADEs. SCHENCKs, SHELLABARGERs. BING-
HAMS, EGGLEsToNs, DENNIsoNs ct al. ''spoke
their pieces" to admiring throngs. with a
result highly satisfactory to the Democ-
racy.
In Adams county, Col. and ex- Congress
man MCKEE, of KY, enlightened the peo-
pie. Democratic gain $40 and one Represen-
tative.
In Allen county, Congressman JULIAN,
of Indiana, spoke tor Negro Suffrage. Dem
ocratic gain 4S3.
In Ashland, Senator PATTERSON, of New
Hampshire, undertook the task of chang
ing the politics of the county. Democratic
gain $50.
In Ashtabula, where BEN WADE lives
and where Negro Suffrage is the rule and
Democracy the exception, Senator CHAND-
LER, of Michigan, made speech. Demo
cratic gain 3S4.
In Athens county, a couple of Negro
Suffrage United States Senators, PATTER-
son, of New Hampshire, and THAYER. Of
Nebraska, and ex-Congressman MCKEE, OF
Kentucky, were detailed for duty. Demo.
cratic gain $40. -oi
In Auglaize, JULIAN, of Indiana, under.
took to do missionary duty and to convert
the Democracy to Negro Suffrage. Demo
cratic gain sol.
In Belmont, Gen. LOGAN stumped the
county, but the Dem ocracy stumped him
by redeeming the county, making 8
gai of 534 over last years vote,-and with
it two Repr esentatives and one Senator
the majority in Belmont being sufficient to
elect the Senator in the Belmont and Har-
rison District.
In Brown county, MCKEE, OF Kentucky
did the Democracy noble service by advo-
eating Negro Suffrage. Democratic gain,
$50.
In Champaign, Mr.. Speaker CoLFAx
made one speech. Had he made one more,
the county might have been Democratic.
Gain, 400.
Colonel MCKEE, of Kentucky, Ioomed
up in Clark county and made speech
Democratic gain, 432.
The same MCKEE, of Kentucky, and
Senator PATTERSON, of New Hampshire,
talked politics to the people of Clermont
Democratic gain, 344, and one Representa-
tive.
In Clinton county, Congressman SCHo-
FIELD, of Pennsylvania, and General KIM
BALL, of Indiana, enlightened the people.
Democratic gain, 35l.
In Coshocton, Governor BAKER, of Indi-
ana, and the ubiquitous MCKEE, OF Ken
lucky, made short speeches to slim audi
ences. Democratic gain, 49,
In Cuyahoga, General LOGAN spoke, and
so did Senator PATTERSON. Democratic
gain, 721.
In Darke county, LOGAN, of Illinois, and
JULIAN, of Indiana, made speeches, and the
result was a Democratic gain of 634, and OF
one Representative. In addition. the gain
was sufficient to elect the Senator in the
Miami, Darke and Shelby District, last
year represented by Negro Suffrageite.
In Fairfield, Congressman SCHoFIELD, OF
Pennsylvania, tried his hand as mission
ary to convert the Copperheads which so
abound in that county. He did it with a
vengeance. Democratic gain sol.
In Fayette, the same SCHOFIELD tried his
hand in company with Gen. KIMBALL, of
Indiana, in an effort to increase the Negro
Suffrage majority. Democratic gain 295.
In Franklin county, Speaker CoLFAx,
Congressman KELLEY, of Pennsylvania.
and Gov. BAKER and Senator MORTON, of
Indiana, tried to storm the Capital. Dem
ocratic gain Sl7.
In little Fulton, Gen. WAsHBURN, OF In
diana, made Negro Suffrage speeches.
Democratic gain 253.
In Gallia, the gallant MCKEE, of Ken
lucky, paid to stump Ohio for the Radicals,
put in his best licks. Democratic gain of
ZOOS, and with it a Representative.
In Geauga, Senator CHANDLER, of Michi-
gan, made speech while sober. Demo-
ccratic gain only S5.
In Greene county, one of the hot-beds Of
negrodom. KIMBALL and ORTIZ, of Indiana,
and CuLLoM, OF Illinois, did their lret-
test for Negro Suffrage. Democratic gain
617.
In Hamilton county, BAKER, of Indiana,
General LOGAN, of Illinois, COLFAx, ORTIZ,
CULLoM and MCKEE all held meetings
and spoke unto the people. in favor of Ne
gro Suffrage, in "words of learned length
and laundering sound" Democratic gain
2,253.
In Henry county. General WAsHBURNE
of Indiana, was assigned for duty. Dem
ocratic gain 242.
In Highland, because it was Republi-
can county that needed watching. SCHo-
FIELD, of Pennsylvania, ORTIZ, Of Indiana,
and CULLoM, of Illinois, were assigned
the duty OF keeping it out of the hands OF
the Butternuts. Democratic gain 399, and
one Representative.
Senatar THAYER, of Nebraska, made a
speech in Hooking. Democratic gain 236
Jackson was Republican by a small
majority, and to keep her in the harness,
Sanator NyE ard Senator THAYER. both Of
Nebraska, ORTIZ, of Indiana, and CUL-
LON, of Illinois, were assigned for duty
Democratic gain 300 and one Representa-
tive.
In Little Lake, Senator CHANDLER made