The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-04

him u P to the twentieth ballot, when his
name was withdrawn. Mr.. FoLLETT was
nominated ON the 22d ballot, by Monroe
County going to him with thirty three
votes.
Democrats of Monroe, we must give
our candidate majority Of three thou.
sand votes. Now, letus all to work.
H@r The Marietta Register says that
WARNER, the t-bag Senator from
Alabama, has been a resident of that
State since the close of the war.
Come, that won't do. WARNER was a
Radical member Of tbe Ohio Legislature
from 1865 to 1867, Presume he had
been ia Alabama six or eight months
previous to his election to the Senate.
s@ MOORE, the Radical candidate for
Congress in this District. is President Of a
National Bank in Athens. There he
handles his gold interest drawn from the
laboring taxpayers, and boasts that he
will spend $4,000 of it to secure his
election.
Voters, can your ballots be purchased
with MooRE's blood stained gold? Mol
Mol! Nolll
n@- In 1866 the Radical majority. in
this Congressional District was. 20, 1853.
In 1867 the Democratic majority
was. ..................... ...........-".. .4lI.
A Democratic gain in one year of...2,585..
Democrats, we have majority on last
years vote of 427 to start on, let us in
crease it to 1900. We can do it.
R@ The Jacobin plunderers of the
people increased the public debt from
June 1st, to July 1st, MORE THAN
FIFTY-THREE MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS!
Taxpayers, that is the "retrenchment"
advocated by the Chicago Platform.
Georgia has elected to the U. S. SEN
ate two Democrats-JosBUA HILL and
V. N. MILLER.
We have doubts whether the Rump
will admit them. Had Georgia elected
two Negroes or carpet -baggers they would
be received with open arms.
sg Congress adjourned on Monday the
9th ult., to the 2lst day of September.
They will re-assemble at that time to
manage the October elections. When
the returns commence coming in they
will wish they had remained at home. |
paA- The Banker and Bondholding can
didate MOORE thinks he can buy Demo
cratic voters in Monroe County.
They will not touch either his blood
stained gold or his rotten party.
Poor GRANT, Why do the Rad
icals wish to slaughter him? Will he
carry State, other than those down
South by the bayonet2 Yes, one, Massa-
chusetts.
s@- Who demands the taxation of U.
S. Bonds and their payment in green
backs?
MARTIN D. FoLLETr, the Democratic
candidate for Congress in this District.
re. The food at Baltimore last week |
Was terrible. Not less than 500, 100000 |
of property was destroyed and the loss
of life was considerable.
s@.SEYMoUR and BLAIR will be tri- !
elected in November. The
whole country is for them, GRANT is no
where.
s@- The Radicals propose to control
the fallelections with gold interest and
bayenets.
Free Americans, will you submit?
SA- Why have the Radical editors SO
suddenly ceased praising and quoting
Brick Pomeroy?
Anything wrong? Hal hall hal II
pa. We have notroom this week for
the resolutions Of the Radical Congress-
ional Convention of this District. Will
give them next week.
pa Exempt the Bonds from taxation
and pay them in gold" says MOORE, the
Radical, President Of the Athens Ma
tional Bank, candidate for Congress.
sg Will MooREs gold, wrang from the
labOring poor, influence voters to cast
their ballots for him2 No! FoLLETT is
their friend and him will they elect.
s9- MOORE would better keep his
$4,000 in gold to help pay the Radical