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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-01-10
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Special to the Rutland Herald
Fire AT North Adams,
EAGLE BRDGE, N. Y, ia

EAGLE BANGS, N. Y, Jan. 6.
A dwc,ijn&,house at North Adams, be.
longing 20 b. II, Raymond, was entirely
destroyed by fire this morning. The
furniture was all saved Or.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-01-10

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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-01-10
by The Cable.

New YORK, Jan. 8.
The World has the following additional
news by the cable,
ToULoN, Jan 7.
All the transports destined to Vera
Cruz to bring back the French army now
in Mexico have sailed. They are under
cover Of heavily armed iron-clads to
protect the feet from anticipated troub-
les from privateers alleged to have been
put afoat by the Liberal government Of
Mexico,
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-02
NOTICE..

.S2 NORGE. A.
NOTICR Is hereby given that NE under.
in signed has been duly appointed nn4
qualified Administrator Of The esiaie efsJehn
Warhes, deed. sTEPHBN Dubp.
usast 2i--s1seeL eis I'll
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-02
THE M OF THE BONDS,

We hive heard that some Republicans
claim that their party does not insist that
the principal Of the bonds shall be paid
in Gold, and that they only require that
the interest shall be so paid. They say
they know it is impossible for the people
to pay this immense sum 10 gold for
scores Of years to come, if at all, and that
they can not bear go long this immense
burden Of taxation, and that If their
leaders make such a claim they cannot
support them. Gov. Cox, in his speech
made at Cleveland, Sept. 24th, settles
the question as to what is their claim
We make the following extract;
any answer, therefore, to the question
what is the bargain the country has made
With its creditors, is this, That zoe hare
agreed 10 pay hard dollars IN coin ft
every note and bond zoe hare issued and
in the depth Of our trouble obtained .
Temporary suspension Of paying specie
upon the notcs Issued as currency, pledg'
ing ourselves to terminate such suspen,
sion IN a pery brit after tho clos
of the vaS." aa
This is as explicit as it could be made
Gov. Cox argument only shows this
he knows that we. can not, perhaps il
hundreds of years, thus pay the bonds
and the only result is that the faces 0
the rest Of the country must be grount
to the dust, in order that forty or fft,
thousand Of the bond. holding ~aristocracy
may live in luxury and ~idleness, and pa.
no taxes, while you and I work from
morn TO night to buy their iuei clothes
their elegant carriages and fast horses
while our money goes directly to gil thei
cups of debauchery and rsvel. Are "
serfs, 10 submit to such degradation p
Are American c~itizeus slaves, that the.
must bow to the lash Of the bopd-hOldiul
nabobs I
10 proof that We do not misstate Gov
Cox's position, we refer to the Clevelan,
Herald Of Sept. rs, 1867, at the top 0
the fourth column Of the printed speech
We SiIl show it to any one desirous 0
seeing Il.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-02

a moment. consider, my friends, tho beau
tiful harmony Of nature. Behold the
grandeur Of the primcval forest. OF
what is it composedi Trees. How ere.
ated2 Bytho VIII Of God. Did all trees
for a Republican candidate thereby votes
IN favor Of the negro, and against the
white man. And il Republicans be
elected to The Legislature, they viii vote
in favor of amending the Constitution Of
the United States so as to force negro
suffrage on Ohio, in defiance Of the viii
of 0hioansl
Are ssu prepared? Never again will
you be called to vote at an election Of
auch vital moment. All that you hold
dear in the present-all that you can
hope for in the future, are involved IN
the issue. Think well act worthily
vote for. your race, your children and
country, and trust in God for the result.
Remember that while the criminal may
mourn oyer his offence, and hope 10 be
forgiven ; for the deliberate suicide, there
is neither repentance nor pardon.
/ must close. Ny duty is done. |
have sought to investigate this grave
question with fairness, and to discuss j
with candor. Study and reflection hav'
strengthened my conviction that tn
white and black races can never live to
gether on terms Of equality and l re
peat what l declared two years ago, whel
I received the standard Of the grea
Democratic party Of Ohio-I am op
posed to negro suffrage in Ohio or in th
South, now, or at any future time, or IN
/, der any circumstances whatever.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-02
Democrats,

Talk to your Republican neighbors -
Tell them that their taxes HAVE BEEN
INCREASED every year under Repub-
lican rule, and ask them whether they
are in favor Of EQUAL TAXATION
If they are, tell them to vote for the
Democratic candidates and try what ben.
eft there will be 10 A CHANGE Of
rulers
Democrats, ask your Republican neigh.
Dor if he is opposed to negroes voting,
negroes sitting upon juries and negro.
children sitting by the side Of white
children 10 our Public Schools II he is,
tell him to vote against the men and par
ty who favor those MONTR0SITIES |!
Democrats, ask your Republican neigh.
Dor, If he is in favor Of rich men being
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION, while
poor men have to pay taxes upon every
thing they own, and ask your Republican
ueigbbor whether he does not think
GREENBACKS are good enough fol
Bondholders; il he does, ask him to vote
for the men and party who are in favor
Of paying off the Public Debt in Green.
backsl
Democrats, talk to your Republican
neighbors, not as partisans, but as men
having q common interest in the public
good, and reason together upon the poll.
ey Of the Democratic and Republican
parties and determine to vote for the men
who favor the WHITE MEN, POOR
MEN and LAB0RING MEN Of Ii.
country
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-02
THEIR OBJEUT.

The only object of.the opposition 10
proposing togive the vote to the niggers
is to have an ignorant element that they
can control in favor Of keeping the
BOndOcracy in power.ii They know they
cannot depend on the White Republi.
cans for this. They Know they have toe
much intelligence for 1T. They hope to
control their votes this time by exciting
their passions and pftjddioes, and tina,
BY the next election they can gil The
places Of those who leave the ranks, with
imported niegers. Block their game
next Tuesday. rp eSsl'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-02

o. Every man that votes to de-
grade his race to a level with Ne
groes, is necessarily a traitor to
American liberty. If he does this
blindly--if his instincts are SO de-
bauched and his nature so perverted
and base, that he deems himself no
better than q niger, and ia, there
fore, willing to stand on q level so
unnatural, sinful, and bestial, he
should be thrust into some asylum
suited to o mental condition SO re-
voting.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-02
Remembers,

That every vote cast for Nelson or
Douglas issa vote for Ben Wade,
the traitor, for U. S. Senator,
who declared, in his speech at Ash
land, that it would mot be long be-
fore Negroes would be found sleep
ing with White Women in Ohio
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-02

OF spurious tickets. Read every
name and see that 1t is correct
The Radicals, driven to despera-
ton, will resort to anything, no
matter how disreputable, to accom-
plish their hellish ends. Again We
say, beware of fraud
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-02
FREEMEN OF
N

HHN a.L rs -. NJ
We are upon the eve Of . most inpor.
tant election. in less than Q week
you will be called upon to decide ques-
tons Of the deepsstinterest to yourselves,
to your country and to your posterity.--g
The crisis Ia an sventiul one. The mag.
pitude Of the questions iuyolved-their
important bearing upon the vital interest
Of all classes Of our citizens, and the be-
nefcent results which will follow the sue,
cess Of the Democratic cause, or the ruin
and distress which must attend the con.
tinuance Of Radical rule, should impel
every good citizen to the performance of
his whole duty from this time until the
great battle Is decided. 6,i.s3
In no previous election have greater or
graver considerations demanded your At
tention. Look at the issues before you.
They are plainly, broadly and distinctly
marked. II has been our duty, as far as
in our power, to place the facts before the
people, SO thatall northumberland the po.
sitions Of the two parttess Now il the
farmers, the mechanics ard laborers Of
this county are willing to support the
Radical party that will lfasten laws upon
the people that will DO destructive to
their interest, upon their own heads must
rest the responsibility.
We know the power Of party ties and
the force Of party prejudice, and there
are to day Republicans hesitating how to
vote, although they admit their party is
wrong. But there is Tut one choice,
. either to vote with and endorse the
destructive policy Of the Radical leaders
and vote the Republican ticket, or vote
the Democratic ticket. Which one viii
you choose2 In determining this, let nj
prejudice or party names deceive you
Let no false issues influence your judg
ment. Look at the political aspect of Of
fairs with an eye single to the good o.
the country, and ask yourselves, is Their
not something wrong in the measures AMI
policy Of the Radical partyi Is Their
nothing wrong in the financial condition
Of the country Is there no disquiet il
the general business interests Of th,
country? Is the laboring man satisfied
with the prices he pays for his daily sup
port2 Is the farmer, whose all is in hi
lands and hive stock and the owner 0
town property, willing to pay burden
some taxes on all they have, and let th
; rich bond-helder 60 free Are you sal
J isfed with our immense debt, with higl
taxes, high tariffs, and the revenue laws
Are you satisfied with . discovered Uu
ion2 Are you satisfied with mega equaI
ity? Are you satisfied with the LAWS
expenditure Of money BY the State an
General Governmentf IF you are no
you will join tie Democratic host that
rising in its might, determined to rescu
the country from the misrule and tyrar
ny Of men now in power.
Let every man who has the good {
the country at heart who wishes to e
tablish liberty upon the broadcast basis, 6
to ,oork. Let vigilance, energy and re
! characterize your labors. Let us all puI
TOGETHER. Let us all WORK ToGETHEl
,s Let us all VOTE TOGETHER. And on Il
at the second Tuesday Of October, OIL Il
id going down Of the sun, we will ALL RI
al JoIcE TOGETHER over q GLORIOUS VI
~ ToRYi
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-02
April 10, 'e7.1y42

s6- Democrats, are you doing your
dutyl Helping to arouse your neigh
bonl Are you posting yourself and
spreading Democratic documents Are
you having talks with your neighbors on
the question Of equal taxation, negro suf.
frage, aud other important issues, to be
decided upon the aeooDd Tuesday Of %.
|tobsr nexti If you are mol, rouse your
solves, or DO responsible for all the eyils
and misruls thai will b sure to follow a
Radical victory.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-02
Willis, Kaufman & Co.

Don't forget that We have the largest Stock Of PARL0RaST0VES COOKING
and HEATING STOVES, ever brought to this market, and at price, to suitsths
times. Good Cook Stoves trimmed out for Twenty-Five Dollar. Parkr Stoves oil
prices. We have also a large stock of Tea Trays, pressed aud Japanned Tn-ware;
Furnishing Goods Of all kinds as low a, the lowest Give rs a call before purchasing
sr Don't forget the place, Two Doors East Of First National Bant, Ashhnd,O o.
(vOl22nl5a) 3 WILLIS, KAUFMAN 4 CO.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-08-02
OUR PLATFORM.

We, the representatives Of tie Republican
voters of The State eG Iowa, in convention as
semblcd, ANNOUNCE the follow .ns as the plat
form Of a,r principles:
Ressiye3, That we again proclaim it as a
c~aluinai principle Ct our political faith, tina,
al men are equal before the law, and we are
in favor of such an amendment to the Consti-
tuition Of the State Of Iowa as will secure the
right of ballot, the protection Of the law and
equal justice to all men; irrespective Of eo'v.,
race or religion.
1esoieea, That We approve of The military
reconstruction acts passed BY the 30th and 10th
Congress, but a. their liberal construction by
uniricnii! officials deprives those acts oftheir
energy and vitality. we demand that Congress
assemble in July. TO carry out, by additional
enactment, he true and orieionai intent in
said acts. the reconstruction Of The rebel States
Vi Oh a uie and loyal basis.
Rss9'rsd, That The prompt trial and pun
ishnenr according 10 law Of The head OF the
late REBELLION for his infamous crimes is i'm
paratively demanded for the vindication of
the Constitution and the law. aud for he prop
err punishment Of the highest Of crimes. 1t is
demanded by justice: honor and proper regard
70 the OBJ; cations Of American citizenship,
Inc by a due regard for the welfare and fu>
ture safety Of the rep1h,ie, ana it is due not
only to the dignity vi the nation. but in jus
tice to the !ovni people who have been SO he
role in their devotion &c The cause Of the Com
~stitution The Union and Liberty. and to the
Soldiers uf The Union who survive, and the
many Of the heroic dead.
b. Rasoisn!. That we are ia favor Of he strict
est economy IN the expenditure Of public mon
ey, and We deuand Mt the hands of all orr
officials. both State and National. a faithful
and RICHLY ioncst administration Of public
affairs.
ResolUed. That the Repnblican members of
Congress ot the tnited States are entitled to
the thanks Of the Nation for their frmness in
resisting TIE conspiracy to turn over the cons
and their allies, and in defeating the purpose
Of q corrupt executive. and thus sustaining
the honor and integrity of the Nation and pro-
tectingshe Interests of liberty in a great and
dan. erous crisis of our history.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-08-02
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-08-02

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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-08-02

down upon, is convinced without any further
around your village as fertile as was everturn-
GA up by the pillow.
From the inquiries I havcmalc | Infer that
your village has u promising future before it.
Without any such assurance on the part of the
PEOPLE | SHOUTED have arrived at this conclusion
from what hNs fallen under my own observa>
tion. Several ,acts patent to strangers visit
ing the place give incontcstible evidence Of
tais. The iour brick stores which are in the
process of b~nilding, the tine brick court house
nearly completed in tie center OF the square,
the Iowa Central Railroad TO lie completed
within a year rs far north as Cedar Falls, and
one Of the dcpots of which is 10 be ut Toledo.
together with new houses re1ently built in
several parts of the place, these and many
other similar tokens shom beyond all doubt
that Telcdo IL Going forward with II healthy
growth, and is destined to become ere long
one e tic beautiful young cities for which
spread mcmoronsly over her wide territory.
Your village. Nr. Editor, | understand has
been settled but ten or twelve years. During
hat time it has passed from a solitary wilder>
ness 10 wha; it is now. May The next ten
years witness double. yea treble, its past
growth. is the sincere Wish of your cores
r%ondent. Pr.
y. ST am aware, Mr.. Editor, that in the
account which ! have thus written concerning
| he impression which Toledo has made upon
me. | have spoken in unqualified praise of the
| place. ani have made no mention Of any des
fects which | may have discovered in it
Doubles, these are to be found, and | might
easily ro;nt ont some Of them. But on the
present occasion l prefer 10 follow the custom
Of tie tie> ont catholics when they canonlze q
saint. When such an important event takes
place the pope. cardinals, and numerous
bishops are assembled in conciayc. The mer-
It's of the intended saint are first rocittd as
Tie ground of his canonizaticn. Then comes
i by the holy fathers for that purpose, ard
shows IN all the faults Of the saint, and III the
name OF justice, reason and religion forbids
the high honor to be conferred which will
"raisc a mortal to the Skies" and place him
on a Lowell with The apostles and martyrs. Now
do not doubt that st. Toledo has his faults.
But the Office Of the Devils Advocate in this
matter / will leave to some one else 10 preform.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-08-02
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blessing. Parties wishing the prescription
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