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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-31

q RoCKLAND, Me-, March 22 1867.
Dr. Lsoor:-For the good of suffering humanity
am anxious to make IL known that have been cured
Of catarrh, OF many years standing, under your
treatment Yours, &c. SILA5 KALLoCH.
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June 10. lat 30 N, lon 81 IS W, ship Lawrence,
from San Francisco for Liverpool
June 1s, lat 80 80, Ion 80 49, ship Naples Hutchin-
son. from Boston tor Batavia.
July "a, lat sst. Ion GO, ship Pocahontas, from
Bath for View Orleans.
July a. lat 40 AZ. Ion So 81, ship Kate Davenport
from Liverpool for Philadelphia
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-31

LAW TERM-wEsTERN DISTRICT. ,
: TUEsDAY-CoHrt came in at o'clock, and Chief
Justice Appleton announced decisions in the follow
ing cases:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-31

NEW YORK, March 21, 1867.
Dr. LiUor, d. consider II my duty 10 Won
and thousands of others suffering, as Il did from a
diseased throat and lungs, to acknowledge publicly
that was cured under your treatment and made
able to go to work which was not capable Of doino
since 1850. Yours truly, A. H. BoYNToY
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-31

The exercises closed with benediction bv
Rev. Mr.. Moulton of Portland.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29

y AqWSOMr FAgTORY.-A peEsop EhOOyEhrss
d large and valuable lraeL Of lqpd, through
which the JMavietts and Cincinnati Railroad
passes, west Of sudiadjOiaiAg tho zalssld
'EstateiiW VintOn county authorizes "a 70
stats 1thAtGsite fora Wooden Factory viii
BE given free 10 any pArGypwho will build
upon H. II is an excellent place fora Wool
en- Factory Aboaeohs mile from the 7aleski
Depot Of TIE IT. &e r.. r.; and water, coal,
wood, and every thing else nscsssarYi fos
building and rdnhiag an ssiSbEshhspEaol d
this kind, being near 81 hahd. we think
there is not more convenient location ia
this county for q Noolen Factory, For fur
ther particulars call QR l og 3S address the EFi-
tor Of this PAPER Ioe.,oJ, ,ts ,,.,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29

n YeSdS4gRadicds slo93I ggIgad l9lls63
d Ndgs Deniocrafsg q. 70 osaao1ls29
1d In the face of tHatvote, submitting
it to TIC. ps6plt, the Radicals have the
bare 'taced 'irnpUdeneeto TO declare t6the
people that they are not wiling to
SEQ q State or TSrritdry Of this Union
giyen. over, exclusively, tothe Ntsgersi
lIi Grant the Nigger the right 6fothe
elective franchise and1 then RESTRICT
that right Loan ay6ut1 friendia aol.
lar, Watch opr'6ppoftinity and steal
10 from him il Radical ednsistencyq4-
No dodging, Raids, butltelItfe peopleI
you are'in favora6f CHANTING the Mig
ger all the privileges, political and
social that YOU ,enjoy--SSgirita Pc
alocrdcy. 'liasp q q@io sgsw J3
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29

THOMPSON, the Peter Plumfull edit
or Of the British organ over in the
Province on the Big Creek, is troubled
about the circulation Of his whisky
scented sheet. Perhaps the Sunday
morning and the Thursday morning
editions Of his sheet out number that
of the he London Times Who kHo#SS
We would advise ROBERT to- discon-
tihue the Sunday morning editionof
his paper, and devote the whole Of the
day to his Sunday School. IS N 80
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29
On, WHAT A 7GAME.--Fhe Radical

On, WHAT "A GAME. --The Radical
press and orators, perceiying that
there is a general stampede from their
ranks, have ceased to discuss the po,
litical issues Of the campaign and be-
gan to bray Cop-perTheads, But-ter-
nuts, &cooin order to deter and drive
back such as are disgusted with the
Radical policy. This is apl alpl, insult insult to
the intelligence of the people, When
party leaders are driven to such dis
reputable means ofamaintaining Of an
organization, it lis about time It was
abandoned and some new dodgere-
sorted to. Let no man stop toreply
to this low~pQlitical billingsgate; but
let our friends rely upon the live is.
sues Of the campaign. a.sl baea
2, Avoid all personalities that arc
thrust upon you for the purposeoo
avoiding the issues, Their abuse il
harmless. Push On the glorious work
of the presentation of facts, and we
must prevail ~ 'mtsisa tal i5ra3c
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29

Iris generally iknsynpthatea HEsEti
TINE, tHs celebrated Msnaging Dircusos
Of ths zdI6ski o., stood by aud seen
Che editor, of this paper .SWlNDLED
OUT OFcETGHTY, FIVE DOLLARS
whicniJ due euBfor laborion she late ZaT
leski Herald, published by Mr. EDMIss
TON. We caused the office to be levied
upon and closed up as the property, Of
EnMISToN in January last, when that that
very chonest and clever man." HEsELI
TINE, SqrvediG very polite notice. Opqua
[ not ., Shsek for oighiy.fvoI dollars ]
in which he said that SSthe office is owned
and ndiclaimed bydhO zaleskl Co,%1o 70 and
not ny 'EDM1sroN. ,o'Now,iethis' same
s'hoHest and clever MANI has another
paper which contains each week about q
column Ofslapgs about the editor of ethis
paperando others 0 off this town, We
think this "clevef and honest man.
would greatly benefit Himself and the ai-
fairs 7ofithe COmpappyahe iss, Managing
Director off, if he would di2ay Us the SSs5
instead Ofgivingiit to somebody to eni
courage the publishing Of the filthy
stuff that appears ip thq thq organ he "OWn' ''
aud claius,''' ,'''aia,Sond over that $8S -
Here is an order forths amount, which
you promised to pay: h1oj ? odi =
|, Ism ? zAEEskI, o., May go, 1865 "a
MI. F. J. HEsEiTINE, ESQ ,.aem div ita75li
There Is due MIR. J.W Bowen SS5 for labol
due for me iiis the Herald Office, Please pa
thesame and charge, to my account. Is,
... " L. EDMiSFON.
[Two cent U. 8. stamp.lu i9f' ala'q 10 19iis,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29
7T777 -77-T,'I 4
ABOUT THE LARGEST CIRcULATIoN.-


ABOUT THE LARGEST CIRCULATION. -
ROBERT THoMrsoN, (late &PETER
PIUMFULL, y the Sunday School
Teacher and now the afsly'"s.. editor Of
the Lords Newspaper pfinted'in the
British Province over on The Big
Creek, q short distance aboverB rBung-
hole" perfectly understands how to
lie S,S1HEIae 1HEIae says N ,asLord's 7 paper G has
alarger circulation than the Enq0irer9'
The truth is:sqThe zaleski Co.qpay
the Publisher storr1O0 copies iisA Sfs the
9Eeto, and the Publisher prints jast
st,Vslue Of the 100 copies. ,iitTEhe,, ssquiI
teF has a larger eirculations than,Ithe
Echo, if dRRoBFRr BERT ADDS TIE whole
100 eopiestto it's list sOunslist is,inL
rcfeasing every Any Any, while the 1istyo
+, the British organis decrsasipga Got
up new lio,s Peter PltimMlllqPriht
another SUNDAY morning edition Of
The EGhe before you go to Sunday
SchoollIdiI aoiaaiaas odi 1ul slpqpsyH (
me 1901 y yeL' I
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29
Remembber.. I.
: Tint the approximate estimate Of
u ordinary suit Of clothes for alabof-

fl - |t'tt tfitaA IlAl.FT IfT,TU az a.f-
y That the approximate estimate Of
an ordinary suit Of clothes for a labor
iie maniiss 9al' eiilsldouailnQ .psjl
s4MitR tariff g12Iill7f I-Ja giS49 So
B SEilb5ut tariff id-4 iaa-s3 2339S
< < am EMBER, That the approxi-
ml6 estimate Of dressing o farmers S
witsqF aapghter is: 4 # o,Ioog !, 4.
\ EtRTtsariff 4 i, tedz .sof7n, $S4 Q4
Without tariff '''. f6 81.
4 II REM E1IBER, That the people of
the United States were taxed d$523,u Y
977 1889, during the year 1866, for the
SUPPORT Of the Radical party and its
measuresl 10 noii3egHirr'ieys ,,,o 4,
4 REMEMBER, That Radicalism i'm
posed q tax on Si;rteen thogSdqd articles
Of consumption | 'o'I'A 91I ElilaT s9T
REMEMBER, That Radicals expect
the abofing men of the country to
yotstn uphold them in their oppress-
i've and Unconstitutional legislation
/ RBMEMBER,. That every vote cast
for Radicals is a blow, direct, at Re-
publican principles and institutions,
and II favor of monarchy and reEolp5
ti0nIBgtJs1qD a,a}9 abb NJ las,,b,o,.
! ,RBMIlEEtMltBESER,i IlEt That eyeryyote cast
for Radicals is d blow, direct, at the
poor mans interests, and in favor Of
the BoHdholder's interests l5hf 2iimT
REMEMBER, That the Democracy
are opposed to all the corruptschemes
and acts Of the revolitionists,1 and fa4
ivor tie interests Of the laboring class
"a t2h q l"l 3VfoJ D92b9iG 3IG od
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29
lSllI4lI[50I.OOO,OOO.

1t takes forty odd. millions to collect
the revehne under Radical manage
ment.oi The, Democrats propose TO cut
down the taxes onelhaIf, and save this
forty millions by collecting the reve-
nue. ue along with State and County tax
"a Why not?una r''ol sg,G
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29

KEEPING a standing army in the
South to,harrass the people and eat eat
out their substance, never would have
been thought of had it not been that
the caoinissppihrators., fsllt t,tHat the White
men of the nation would not sustain
them, but that the1Negroes might q
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29

IT is said that SALMON P, CHASE,
who, 'i: six years ago, ago was not worth ten
thousand dollars, IS now taxed on an
income of seven hundred. thousand
dollars per yearl Great'J ehnl hasn't
he made "loyalty" pay2 ao9'- p o'aoh
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29

uiGENya HAYS, the Radical candidate
for Governor, is reading his speech, to
prove the Niger the equal Of the
White man, throughout the State .I.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29
| IT costs the peopLo 0f thIs coqntry /

Igcosts the people Of ,thiiss rs, country g
s35IO0O,OOOta yeaTit0 keep n stqrRydt ding III &.
army initRo South itoIsastaipG q Negro
politics. This is sufficient I'd phyithe
annual interest on fsyoO,OOO,OOO OF
Government Bonds, A fair specimen
Of Radical reuenchmentl and recon-
stlHetion.ai ll lsat alnIu sa 10 .dsa.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29
The TTihl s'aBI aBIIesssiilpgs. Sc RadIcal
RHlIp "'"C out pjuJi'

n ~. fAf -fiAf 1ii U'ffl fii HtFlfffl Nd fJln
Within. the last eleven years the
taxescto be paidIby theapeople of this
Statetfor State and other purposes, has
increased SEVEN .MILLI0lNlS NINE
HUNDRED AND 7aTHIRTEEN
THOUSAND NM -. .HUNDRED
rANDlSTW TWRNFM2FIT DOLLA AIRS
AND B0RTN-FIVEs GEN rs, being
.oneach and eNery6year an increase Of
SEVEN AL QiNDREDy AND NINE
TEEN b THOUSAND FOUR HUN
DRIED AND FORTY SEVEN Doll
LARS . AND aat EIGHT Y7BI We
CENTSs.W is4rata; bf,, .o,b .5
Taxpayers, this Il has all been
brought about by Abolition rule. How
longowill you continue to cast you bal
lots for such thieves and robbers2 hls
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29

w THEPoIfTIcAL SrrBArIoN. Withih
the past. six days We have'eonversed
With gentlemen from mqall parts of Otlle
State, ahd9in answer to- our Inquiries
the assurance is given that, in athe
great political contest all is welteh
The good work of. fedeeming Ohio
from Negro Suffrage and Radical rule
goesbrayely on.dnq9H yiauos eldefq
|baIn every county and township there
are good menIand true, of the ,Repuh-
lican party,osick aofnthe1 Negro, and
still more sopif possible, of the,high
taxation who, have cast their lastvote
fora partywhose great endseems to
beitottup with the Negro and down
with theWhite.nf 9letaa9 of glnuonYaI
sH Thefsigns of promiseawere never
betterbidBhe gtdatowork is, being well
dohey and if iticontinues, asl itdhas
commemorate thefnhajoTitytifor bIhag-
manmd agaihstqNegrb Suffrage will
be overwhelmingly largeyYigu6o sdtI
bdtAs GeheralsaJa aJacksongiing the great
|contestl of'ii844,ssaid itoO a friend we
saytojeach andeverytD Democrats 81 Put
your own shoulder to the wheel -7pray
ltoyGod fousqccess4- s4-andopushs on the
lcdlumngpTeSfatesm d1.abridi-owitseeII
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29

Il TINS beauty of being al Radical il
that you firmly believe theI Nigger ID
be a il-iit-tsltc ab6tter THANH afIWhitt
man. SsfofeihBro1 % snsaiIduqoaI !
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29
sos Prom De 5P5Asui0dlh Timesl9 i9l
THE tSONGpi0 or SSAMBO.
By 4 ouEtuR s.r1srn VINO EkPrcra 10 Ya7l


BY a ouLLpD CITIZEN VINO ETPECrsTO VOTE,
Can all 70 darkies fFam de sOuf, a'l
.0Tpe niggers heah am gainin, N ,.,g, .a
Cum all unto dis luby State,
" Our happy land OBJ Cahip efh be-,
Cum up frum ebry cotton field, M I + n.
ha An ebry swamp an bye
Unto de darkies' Dressed State, iVR =
.sd De glorious ole Ohio. i u9,ieiqqgqg,
In all de souf, de white mem ndar, Y as
tDey muffin else bnttrash is, l3it} h
An yet dey also wants to vote,
Now Amt dey mos audsshisp ''n
An den de Irish, look a. dem, lirg $50
2 Weam fansnse ell such men, q. ..;f
An hadn't we more rite to vote '''
Dan alllde ohery Dntchmen2 l7i sH9
N1llyg9lm3 10 rgwyilnffh9 .fI 9a ~,
De Suddern nihgers heab can vote,
De white folks do his biddings, @ p' "a
I1 Gollyl would not die bress de heart ~
.a, OF deah ole Faddah GiddIngs2
But If dc white tiioves frum de Souf, "
gUAn wants to- ,de dehill 4ybuHa
"a HehNdn't Z ought 10, cause his crate
drandfaddah wal rebel, 0"i''f' II
tpol leiil lfi sI0i59 bnt ipiY} wo
gape whites dat fought alllfreE Dc Wah,
Deserted when, twas Ober,
Win eber we let sich men vole2 9gl0t{
10 T9Not long ssywe, am sObah. bac. W
But niggers dat, enlisted when
De whites had dun the Workin, q
9h Desc heroes only ougatto vote, ,.iib
nus An not de whites dat's shiFkin.
o, won't wedarkieS all be gay .5.
m ~ An nifty indepenpent, b X .ir
When we hab passed dc nigger law,
90 What's in De GRRAT AMENDMEsT 2l0q
Den won't dc whites be mad enough,
An get into fury,
When all lle niggess votes and sets Z q
1I9gppon do pOtgjury2s 9dt 81 aidpa
gf3 t0 99IjiaLm09 DQiQiolaya .,o s.-as
d, De whites dey, say We amt perfume,
pey do not like to scent US, iiilaiN
Den dey can stan aside anlei 9itls ad
8"W De higgers representa- Tvos q
10 We,wOn't keer den how much deg lcuss
9q9B Dar, noses eleyatip,,a 4adio go
,.,,i As long as Sambo takes his seat, &
1,.ra an does de lsgislatin.' n. ''5'f pf 50
p Den cum all darRies frum de souf, o9
ssP Frum every swamp and ibyeOsar =
hge Unto de edarkies' Dressed State, y, An,
ierc De glorious ole Ohio; N ,r,,.
I'M For beah de saints and 'publicsns, Z i
On US dey all am dotin, elqoaq ad
Dey'll neber rest until de day 9iog
.Gi{ De darkies ldpesbe yotin, ,oovy
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29

THE GRogAMHNpNtENT -TheTote
jy which the NsgRO1S Suffrage Amend
aHentwas passedgbylthaItSt Senate
ind House glastg Spring was, in the the
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29
GnrnilU Upg
sSamboTI say. you, White Radical,
sIa.EE sa EElR WITT EeseS n a ftfIfSaa(fEE

"
Radical no guess | wont,
Sambo-You adonlt know nofin.-
When you git to de sweet OBJ it you
quits eitil$ Il spesey6u turned DEM
ocrat? -. = - = -
hRadipal-rNo,8 4 Sambo, I'm going
against tho Amendment; but I will
vote f0p the ticket. 90 ,rose,s "a, @g;,,,y
laSalnbav Look=aheah, do you, like
.dog2i llR sioos8 oiio,aomsg 49, 4 4,
Radical --You black rascal, you. Of
fered neoa piece Of dog the other day,
.andyop knOweI won't eat dog. ,.,,. "a
ssanbort.Didn't j CUB you sormfes6nri IN
elseP goI .a'aif.g ~. -. -
Rdical-Well, yes, you gave me 4
piete Of Bologna. Yodi,s.5o, ai,,.,a
-bSmho7wWas datlgood2,, 4, et rs fs !
d4sdicaErNell yes, that was very
gotlcn % adpl5 6j ,ss5 eeo sas,1 n
aiSambo+ Oar, now. / kpowed you
likPd dog. | makeda Bologna out Oh
dat same olddog. ,sga5 s3y wBa aq
j ! &adiqaE4Wolli then, I.reckQgnp, gp, ! ike ike
doS. 90 nairBb lis 20 d,ss, sd, gfdsiu
oSambo- Den Yhygde debiLdon' 'tyou
SAT- SOP edDatg ticket am de Bologna,
and dat amendment am de dog, and
why de dsbil you playin' off on US
nggers jist cause dem big white fell
leisg are lookinI at, you, You don't
know nofin's If you don't eat de dog
wsl make, him up in Bologna cherry
tine. Mind .dat,-5lSt Statasmap,,, ,Saa, IN,
|o,fTHE CHANGES OF THE GoyERNMENT.
1.-The Radical party have d constant
hankeringg for chan ngging Constitution
must b. altered and new theories
tried The powers Of the Executive
must, be ourtailed, and those Of Con
tress enlapged. The civil courts SUI
Serceded; the writ Of hdbeds eofptiS
|abolisheda negroes enfranchised and
educated, Military Districts created
land Military Commanders appointed
Itosbe invested with absolute powers.
What does all this mean? ''''si9g1n :
Is this the work of preserving the
Union2 or is it mere partisan folly,
tending to anarchy and ruin? The
tenqrs-of office billpi an; apt, illqstra-
tion Of the follyof this Radical policy.
| What would be,the condition of the
|Eodhhy If the EgecutiFa 'andyhis Sec
|retaries should differ toan extent that
would eAdIall consultation and co,op1
sration2l Bach one would gse his off 4
dial power to counteract the operation
6 hisriyals.9o If Stanton had succeed I
ID in holdipgtths SecretaryshipI in de-
fance Of ofiJo6nson, andthe two officials
Iadresorted to their official powers to
snnog each other and promote their
selfish purposes os the government
would be virtually ataan end bid /
yTheTe must besiunanimityl in the
Cabinet, Op the eopowercof the lGoysrn-
IiIent is paralyzeds ii gd isma rgoy !
! fliThese potent Radical ideas are about
Is practical under our form Of Coy
I.gnment, as Hindoo religion would be
! N A,oun oclar0v.- Ohio Statesman. q s.,.,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29

4 Dae istr9mols ta9buoYq s,i % M.
s1ER alb CIRCUMSTANCES ol,-o,. IN,
ts 1ai os q 99GTiig3 'a1h9n "a eaftssuo
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29

ANT1-ABoLITION GRACTs For the past 80
years the bolitionists have, deluged the
country with innumerabler books, pamph lets
and tracts, intoxicating their false and npera
niCious doctrines. Little has ever been done
in the same way towards cOunteracting
their influence, except what has been'dOne
By those bold ana able writer's, NIessrs. .Svan
Eyrie, Hortons& Co., New York Gity. lThOda
sands now feel that such publications are
ipdispensihly necessary. Ia. order u sup!
ply what it is sibelieyed is . wide-felt want,
they are now issuing a series Of ,'Anti-Ab0C-
htion Tracts" embracing concise discus
sion.of current political issues, in such o
cheapaHd porular form, and at sHch'a mere
ty nominal price fOE, large iqpantiesn rs
ought to secure for them 9, very, extensive
oircu lation. We have received two of the
Tracts, ".The Six Species Of Men, With cuts
representing the types Of the Caucasian,
Mohgoi,o Malay, oAhericah Indiahp Esqui.
maux, and Negro," and "Fres Nsgfoish; or,
Results of Emancipation in the North, and
the West India islands, 4 which should be
carefully read by every voter in the United
States, = inAi
Those wishing any Of these Tracts can
leave, their orders at this office.
|, NItBW ~ -sssla.&k..a- S338 A.
THE Dem0craticy Executive Committee, Of
Vinton County-S. G. Case, D. B. ShiVel
and J. G., Swetland oJr, ,--have appointed
the following named gentlemen as an
ADVISORY coMMiTTEE n
Eaqle--John W. wilkinson, Jacob Isnaugle
Broph-A W ashingtoI Keetop, Seth 'E5Weed,
Eliza ]. Swain, Patrick McAHster, Coon
Smith. 1iat iRH w 06ihss a9a ,fi
S,Oan Fred, ,Cradlehaugh, Fred Fr;ck. ia9lli
JacksOR--Lalan Sampson, John Rose, siassI S'd
No dis6n-- MorrislA lbaugh, Solomon Shipley.
Cliaton--John Frazee, DIR w a. 1M0hahanI69
} bVinton.---Johnl Booth, Joseph Mclaughlin.
Richlqnd--L. A.Atwood, DR.. HYnC. Moore,
s ~ Harrison Lyle. .gnoIr iHemiIaq9bi aisl
Hurrison--A. Arganbright,I s.. G. gteinbrook.
Wiiksseille Charles Mulholland, King Wells,
Kaoa-- Henry Packard, George r, Bell
The editor OF the Star SpanqIed
A -B7qntler, I q a. newspaper publishedaat
iPoineroy, Ohio, has received notice
from Hunters&,sCoN Hinesdale, N. IT.,
that they copy 7righted tbs, title, aThs
EStar iSpangled Banner q ,fvenyears
since, and forbid the1leditor' Using IL!
l In consequence Che editorials changed
the name Of his paper Ito F0alsroy
B.qRaaeYa. An And dllAl9qa lAl9qais ymad over IL, too
Hear him:
: ffWeswonder what those down east
Whit pinS-cl9cB, fish 1eStipg, itatsrt
smashing, constable -dodging, monkey
show, hand organ grinding, horn gun
Hint, wbits oak, IBac6n ham, awodElgn
nutmeg blue sbelIied y Yankees wont
copyright next. S'If the cr6ss Of Jesus
Christ escapes, their sacreligioushands
much longer, twill beea w6nIderG5to
us. We shall not be surprised to hear
lsoonl that they haveucppy-rig the
moon and are, selingit out f0reheese.
dpa'fal eii9Hfeli NdNeJd y u s45Ihk
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29

REoUIREDToiV Violate THEIR OATHsa
There isan oldladage that saysa' no
man can serve two masters, and do
Justice to both, "which is pointedly
verified by the Radical destruction
acts For by it theo Southern people
are required to violate their oathslof
amnesty, which in good faith sthey
have taken and lived d'up to: ga.aogIe
81 do solemnly swear or affirm, in
the presence of Almighty God, that 1
will 2henceforth faithfully ndefeRa the
Constitution Qfithe United States end
the Union Of the aStdtesther8Uader, and
that | will, in like mannoraabide by
and faithfully support all laws and
pfoclamations which haze been made
during the rebellion with reference'to
the emancipation Of slaves!ai So help
No man having taken the above
oath, can live up to the requirements
Of the "ReconstRuction acts, y and hot
yiolate his oath, on commit perjury
And yet this is what isrequired of tho
Southern people in order to make
them loyal WHAT require meny to
take an oath that they will "hence-
forth sfaithfully9 defend the Constitu7
tiOnaof theieUnitedn States and uthe
Union ofithel elStates ,thereupder,p and
then compel tAam TO obey laws,which
are indirect violations of every prin7
diple ofathati Constitution, and destroy
and tramplennderthe feet tofumilitary
ots9ten.Statesof the. UnienIo Rad
ieal members Of Congress we knowIdO
IL dailyjbntdit Isl too much to- be pe-
quired of honest men--Hapcoekl CoN-
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29

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