The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-29

ESRally to the Mass Meeting On
Thursday, the Sth day Of October.
Hya MORRIS deals the Woodsfeld Rad
icals severe blow underSthe short ribs.
r@.Do the steamers from Hockings
port to Athens, ON MooRE's Map, make
daily trips9
~How about that railroad running
to Sugar Creek, the seat of MOORE S
oil territory?
EFThe speakers will all be in attend
ance at the Mass Meeting. Come and
hear them.
ETGrand Democratic Mass Meeting
at Woodsfeld ON Thursday, the Sth day
of October. Turn out Democrats
bg Read MORRIS expose of the
Woodsfeld Radical pamphlet issued by
the friends of E. H. MOORE, Radical cam
didate for Congress.
m The citizens of Athens County
would like MOORE to report what he did
with that $4,000 he collected to pur-
chase location for the Asylum.
n@. Mr. MCCoY obtained the contract
for the carpenter work of the Asylum
at Athens. How much will MOORE make
by the operation
nA- Has f. H. MOORE Detectives at
Athens, paid by the Government? and
does he use them for his own spying pur-
poses?
/
S-How much of his $4,000 gold
interest did MOORE leave with his Know
Nothing friends to buy "cheap Demo
Gratis ?"
s6rWhen Monroe County stumpers
prate to you about the taxation of the
county, show them NORRIS article and
they will soon leave you.
EThe Democratic meetings in Mon
roe during the past week were perfect
successes. MooRE's $4,000 gold inter-
est don't take with the taxpayers.
s@ Ex-Secretary Of War STANTON has
informed the Ohio Radicals that he won't
speak for them When STANTON refuses
to work for a party it is almost gone.
| sGr During three years Of peace ST.
600,000,000 have been wrung from the
taxpayers to enrich Radicalism.
g@~For three years of peace the Rad
icals in power have averaged over $780,
100000 annually for Government expen-
ditures. Taxpayers! Will you vote to
continue the Radicals in power?
g-Democrats organize. You have
MooRE's gold interest to fight.
gIs MooRE's saw mill to furnish
lumber for the Asylum at Athens?
@-The Republicans of Athens Coun-
ty will give MOORE good scratching on
election day.
HThe Democratic Post Master OF
Beallsville, this county received dun
from the Radical Committee at Wash
ington City, requesting him to forward s.
to assist the election of GRANT and COL
FAX.
| A Confederate S5 was enclosed with
a request that he be informed when
more was needed.
g-The Premium List of the second
Fair, to be held on Thursday and Fri.
day, the 18th and 10th days of October
will be published next week
HgWillE H. MooRE's railroad and
oil operations have any effect upon his
vote in Washington and Athens Coun-
ties Perhaps Hon. W p. CUTTER know s
something about the railroad operations
B@ The Monroe County Radicals want
some good liar to manufacture lot Of
new falsehoods for them. They have
been caught up on all of their old stock
Perhaps the editor of the Messenger will
take the job.
GEThe campaign in Monroe County
is progressing finely. We learn, almost
every day, of taxpayers declaring fol
the Democratic nominees MooRE's re-
cord and the record of Radicalism has
disguised them.
/ ZEE. H. MOORE, Radical candidate
for Congress, was in town ON Thursday
the 18th inst. Why, if his Know Moth
ing record is untrue, did he not correct
it by communication with his signature
attached? Because he knoUs erery icort
Of those oaths is true.
~"Senex'' and other Know Nothing
Radicals gathered about the Nationa
Bank President, MOORE, on Thursday
the 18th inst, as though they were deter
mined to stick to him as long as hi:
gold interest held out.
g-At Nelsonville, Athens County
there is a man named Charles Stewar
who keeps grog shop. Our informant
says he boasts that MOORE, Radical can
didate for Congress, has furnished hin
money and he expects more. He is deal
ing out whisky for Moore's benefit. Tru
ly pretty man to run for Congress.
i LoYALTY-Seven hundred and thirty
four gold pens for Congress, at cost tt
the taxpayers of $2,90S SO; 2,7S6 pen
knives for the same body, costing the tax
payers S5,0S6 0S.
EgIf the murdered dead of Ander
sonville and Belle Isle could appear tt
clutch in their feshless, bony fingers tn,
ballot, they would vote to a man agains
the direct cause of their inhuman deatt
u. S. GRANT.
~The Freedmen's Bureau support
the negro. White workingmen of tn
r North support the Freedmen's Bureau
.'Let us have peacer
HA An Omaha dispatch says part,
of Government surveyors were surprised
: by Indians on Republican river, south o
Fort Keamey, on Wednesday, and Ed
ward Malone, fiagman, was killed
The remainder escaped but lost all thei
t instruments, supplies and one team.
ssa- Our latest advices from Radica
sources say that MOORE had 'raised $40
900 of the Asylum fund and was workin!
hard for $4,000 more. What he di
with it is query q great many peopl
, would like to know, but dare not inquire.
r Such is MooRE's character in Athens.