Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-03-05

SREAKiEd Of the beneGt 70 beIderived
BY the election of a new Board Of Direct
ors Offthe Marietta Q CincIhaati Railfoad
and the road now being under tie control
Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Co., the
Chillicothe Advertiser Of last week says:
/" For Chillioothe, it implies that the
shops1of the Company which we're wrong.
fully transferred TO Zaleski 10 build up
the interests Of an English company, will
be again located here. Lord Hessltine,
who was again candidate for director,
was defeated, which is significant of that
event We also hope that our gaeatsst
need, decent depot building, will also
follow speedily upon the heels Of this
change" rr
The Stockholders Of the NJ. g. G. R. R.
all deserve vote Of thankI for defeating
the British Lord who reigns and rules
supreme over in the Province. We are
glad the British tyrant has been silenced
by the Railroad Co. and dws now hope the
zaleski Co. will next take his case in hand
and wipe him and the Sunday School su.
perintendent and the filthy sheet they say
they print for r"family circIes," which is
filed with bad reading, and sent
to two or three dozen persons along the
Big Greek, entirely out Of :he community.
The aristOcratic tyrant is doing no good
over there; most of the Buckeyes and
Enthusiastically despise hin. A very few
people, however, who were accidentally
iaduced to go there and are SO much for
-four, poor meat sorgum molAsses, rent, &c !,
that they can't raise enough means to get
away with, and think they are COmmpel-
led to worship the tyrant tor selling just
enough bread and sorgum molaSses to live
on. We pity those who are compelled TO
live under . British tyrans in that way :
such domineering should not be tolerated
in this face country. The American peo,
pie gave the British, first-class "trim.
ming" in the Revolutionary War, about
seventy years ago, and they should not be
permitted, ct this late day, to come into
the s fsu~
Stree and happy land Of America"
and exercise more authority than any
American-espeially on the Big Creek.
The people of Vinton county can get along
without British Lord, who tries to dodge
paying his proportion of the taxes. The
Buckeyes and Irish pay taxes on oil their
property according to law-even on their
own lots: o1ssasss aissa.l
The car shops should not remain there
for the sole purpose Of enriching Brit.
ish Co., and encourage them in aomineer-
ing over Irish and Buckeyes. We learn
that the shops will soon be removed to
GhillicOthe OF Parkersburg, and that the
Foundry will be removed to Chillicothe.-
So long as zalcski is ruled by the "Lord .
Ole Mister "Peter Plumful," and the
Achief Pig Driver" just 80 long /. will
amount to nothing. Those three "dead
oOcks in the pitt don't believe this, but il
is trus-the handwriting is upon the
wall ! "AhOuss divided against itself
can't stand"-that is, a house occupied
BY Buckeyes, Irish, and Brltish-ths
British must retreat. As thers will soon
bes transfer Of the railway shops, we
suppose there will also be . transfer Of
the ruler Of the Proviacs--his term of Of
foe having almost exprired. eaiis
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