Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-15
The Work Of Political Repudia.
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Correspondence of the Ohio Statesman
MARYsvILLE. ONO, Nov. IL, 1867.

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Correspondence of the Ohio Statesman
MARYsvILLE, OHIO, Nov. IL 1857.
Just as unexpected, the wheel of repudi-
alton still keeps rolling on in New York,
New Jersey and Maryland. Like Connect
= icut, California, Kentucky, Montana, Ohio
and Pennsylvania, the Radicals have been
repudiated, and so the work of political
reputation will go on until after the sun
shall go down on the evening of the 9th of
November, 1868; to rise on the morning of
the 7th to spread its beautiful rays OF light
upon the heads of great and victorious
Democracy, and upon happy and united
people and free White mans Government,
such as our Revolutionary fathers fought
and suffered in war of seven years against
the English monarchs to establish for the
American people. Then will Radicalism
be repudiated and buried so deep in infamy
that its day of resurrection never will again
appear in America while time lasts. Not
like Pharaoh's pest, the locusts, which go
down to return every seven or fourteen
years but it will go down, down, never to
return again to plague the American peo-
pie. There was man among them by the
name of BENJAMIN, who came out from a
great city into the land of the free and
the home of the brave, and Benjamin did
come as one having authority to teach and
preach and did go about from city to city,
like a roaring lion, and small congrega-
tions of people did assemble together to
see and hear Benjamin, and he spake unto
them that were weak in the faith of Radi-
calism, saying be not faithless, but repent
ye and believe that your sins may be blot
ted out on the sth day of October, and that
We may receive some of the gifts which the
Radicals have prepared for you. Benja-
MINIS inducements held out to the people
were little like the inducements that Sa-
tan held out to our Savior, when he led
him up into an exceedingly high noun
tain, and there showed him all the world
and the glories therin, and said unto Him,
"all these things will give to thee if thou
wilt only fall down and worship me-" and
while Satan was making such liberal offers
it was well known that the poor devil
didn't own foot of land in the world, and
all Benjamin had to give to the people, if
they would only vote the Radical ticket,
were Negro Equality, High Taxes, Rag
Money, Low Wages and at last Consoli-
dated Monarchy. Satan was repudiated by
our Savior, and Benjamin was repudiated
by the free White voters of Ohio on the
Sth day of October, 1867. Now, the Radi-
Gals, seeing their awful condition-seeing
one defeat after another overtaking-they
are accordingly driven to desperation; they
are forced to hatch up some secret organi-
zation in order to keep the Radical party
from tumbling to pieces entirely. They
will draw poor, unlearned and ignorant
men in, and swear them, under the most
binding obligations: to support the Radi-
ton. The hang the web just like the
spider hangs his web for the flies, and when
once in and the clamps are fastened on
them, it will be hard TO break loose from
them. The poor scared fellows have since
the election raised little young Organiza-
tion here in our town. 1 believe they call
themselves the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie. AS the Radicals are so busy forming
their oath bound organizations to carry
the next election, in order to keep up a
despotic form of Government, 1 would sug-
gest that the Democracy 60 to work i'm
mediately in every township. ward and
school district in the State, and form them
selves into clubs, not into oath-bound Or
ganizations-but into social Democratic
clubs, and there have the declared Demo
cratic principles read at each and every
meeting, and let speeches be made by some
one of the club, and let every member be
furnished with plenty of Democratic docu-
ments to read-for instance the OHIO
STATESMAN. If it were to have good cir.
culation among the members of each club
it would be sufficient for all purposes. Some
thing of this kind should be done to hold
what we have gained this fall, and the
foundation for our success next fall. Now,
as our Legislature soon takes its place at
the Capital of our great State to commence
healing up the wounds that the Radicals
inflicted on the people last winter. the peo-
pie here are looking forward with unusual
anxiety to see who the Legislature will
choose for the United States Senate. II
Allen G. Thurman is not made the Senator
of Ohio in place of Benjamin F. Wade the
people in this section of the county will be
very much deceived. Judge Thurman is
the universal choice of the Union County
Democracy. They think his great work in
Ohio this fall makes him the man for that
Office in preference to any other man in
Ohio .l.a VIC. r.