The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-11-20
The First Congressional District, consist.


ing of part of Hamilton county. at the late
election gave 81 Democratic majority. gave
also 3, $40 Of majority against Negro Suf:
trage. 1t is now misrepresented by Mr..
Eagleson, Radical of the worst stamp,
who voted in favor of forcing negro rule on
the people of the District Of Columbia and
on the States Of the South, against the con-
sent of the white people.
The Second District, lately misrepresent>
ed by Gen. Hayes, elected Governor of Ohio
by negro votes. and who in Congress always
voted as Mr.. EIgesnn in favor OF Radical
ism and its chief plank, Negro Suffrage,
gives ., 537 majority against it.
The third district, misrepre sented by Gen.
Schencs. gives ATS majority against Radi
calism in general, and cool 8, BIZ majority
against the doctrine that the negro should
have part and lot in the carrying on of
white mans government
Mr. Lawrence. the forcible. feeble of mis-
representatives in the fourth district, has
2,744 of majority of bis constituents
against the doctrine Of Negro Equality.
The sixth district, which Mr., Reader
Wright Clark misrepresents, when he fol-
lows, as he always does, the lead Of Thad>
deus Stevens. in voting for the Negro
against the White men, gave at the late
election 1873 of Democratic majority, and
3, l69 of majority against Negro Suffrage
every county of the district expressing,
by the votes Of its citizens, its adherence of
the doctrine.
Mr. SHELLABARGER' District, the Sew
enth, carried by the negro vote in Greene
county against the Democracy at the late
election by 247 majority, rolls up 2.723
against Negro Suffrage and Negro denGmin-
alton over White men.
The Eighth District, misrcpresented by
a recent convert to the doctrine that tie
negro, as statesman and as a voter, is the
equal if not the superior of the white man,
gives ,942 Of majority cnndemning the
doctrine which Mr.. Hamilton now advo
Gates.
Mr. Buck land 5 District, the Ninth, re.
pudiates him and his party, at the late
election, by l,602 majority. and gave 1850
majority against Negro Suffrage.
Id The Tenth District, which General Ash
lcy-General not because of service in the
tented, but in ths political iield-misrepre-
sents on his doctrine Of Negro equality, res
Dukes him with 2,4G5 majority against the
political equality of the Negro with the
White race.
The Eleventh District, which in 1866
elected John i. Wilson, Republican, to
Congress, by 8, 33S majority, at the election
in October last, gave Democratic majority
cf 972, and 6,067 against Negro Suffrage.
Martin Wolker's District, the Il h, re-
bnkes him and his Negro Suffrage votes in
Congress by l,l92 majority.
Mr. T. A. Plant District, the Fifteenth,
elected him. in 1865 by 2,064 majority. -
At the late election it gave 427 majority
against the Radicals on general principles,
and 8, so against the same party on the
Negro issue.
The Sixteenth District, whereof John A.
Bingham ckims. to be proprietor, and
which gave him the seat in Congress that
he now occupies by 1922 majority, at the
late election gave him q general rebuke by
a Democratic majority of I'll, and special
one on Negro Suffrage of 2,756.
Every District in Ohio, save and except
the Seventeenth, represented by Mr.. Eek
ly, the Eighteenth, by Judge Spalding, and
the Nineteenth, by Gen. Garfield, gave
decided and overwhelming majorities against
the right of Negroes to vote.
The Districts represented by Democrats
nobly indorsed the doctrines of their Rep
resentatives that this is white man Gov>
crnment, made for white men and to be ad-
miniStered by white men alone. Mungen's
District, the Fifth, giving 5 22l of Demo-
cratic majority and 7,73S Of a majority
agalnst Negro Suffrage.
Van Trump District, the Twalfth, giv>
.ng a Democratic aiority Of $3.50, and
$500 against Negro Suffrage, and Nor
cans, the Thirteenth, which at his election
was hnt OIL Danncrotjc l. pnYp cn hy ~