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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-29
Rally your neighbor's tc
the polls on election day.

nA- The annual interest on the IN
crease of the public debt from August
LIST, to September 1st, amounts to 1924,
T79 90.
Taxpayers can you stand it four years
longerl
pA-W WHALEN, who has been on trial
for some time, charged with the murder
OF MCGEE, was found guilty at Ottawa,
Canada, on the 18th inst, and sentenced
TO be hanged on Thursday the 10th day
of next December.
New ORLEANS, September 19-The
Senate yesterday passed, finally, the nc
gro equality bill, which prohibits distinc-
tions being made in any place of public
resort or in any public conveyance on
account of race or color, under penalty
of fine and imprisonment.
That's exactly what the Ohio Radicals
are working to eonsummate.
pg The Radicals of this District nom
mated Captain LEVI BARBER for Presiden-
tial Elcctor. What was he during the
war?
He was LlNcoLN's Provost Marshal
and Draft Commissioner for this Dis
trict. He had drafted fathers, broth
ers and sons dragged from their homes
to assist the Radical Negro Crusade.
Voters! Remember him at the polls.
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The Widow

Piteously implores protection at the
hands of the stay-at-home Jacobins who
sent her husband into the army and had
him murdered, that they might amass
wealth from his blood, aud retain politi-
cal power by the votes of millions of Ne
groes set free.
Don't you geta pension ?" they impu-
IDENTIFY inquire. Great God! A pen
sion! Eight dollars month instead OF
the company of her beloved, murdered
husband!
These Radicals arc the very men who
inaugurated the war that deluged this
land in blood; they had 100000 men
murdered that the Negro might be made
free, under the pretensc that the war was
for the Union. And when helpless
widow applies to them for aid, they in
quire, ''Don't you get a pension 2"
Rally to the polls on Tuesday the 18th
day of October, and declare by your
votes that you abhor Radicalism in all
its phases
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Monroe County Soldiers.

| Gen. WILDEs, in his speech at Mata-
moras, Washington County, a few days
since, said of Monroe County soldiers:
"MoNRoE COUNTY SOLDIERS WERE Cor
PERHEADS BEFORE THE WAR, CoPPERHEADS
DURING THE WAR, AND WILL GO TO HE'LL
! CoPPERHEADs, WHERE THE DEVIL WILL
HAVE A GOOD TINE ROASTING IT OUT OF
THEM
WLDEs, one of MooRE's paid tools,
came into Monroe County to coax the
soldiers into voting for his master, Z. II.
MOORE, for Congress but the boys treat
ed him and his principles with scorn and
contempt, ,hencehis ungentlemanly attack
upon them.
| The soldiers of Monroe County will
be honored and respected as brave SOL
diers and gentlemen long after General
T. +. WILDEs has been kicked out of the
society of honest and respectable men.
Soldiers! Rally to the polls on Tues
day, the 18th day of October and cast
your votes solid agaidst MOORE, the man
who paid WILDEs to come into Monroe
County to villify you.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-29

In front of one of the Democratic club
rooms ofDetroit has been put up a splen-
didly painted greenback, seven feet three
inches in length by three feet one and d
half inches wide, showing the back Of
the bill, in color and lathe-work prefect
counterpart, as well as the central circle
containing the following copied from
the genuine greenback: p - s
This note is legal tender for all debts,
public and priuate, except duties on i'm
ports, and interest ON the public debt,
and is receivable in payment of all loans
made to the United States. ses1.ia s.
Above the greenback painted on a can;
vass twenty y-seven feet long by one yard
wide, is the following: e ''i9l
When the obligations of the govern
ment do not expressly state upon their
face that they shall be paid in coin, they
ought to be paid in the lawful money Of
the United States-Democrdtic PlaTorn,
July Z 1868. BIT
And below the greenback the follow
ing: a.si
Twill vote for no such swindle on the
taxpayers of the country as to pay bloat-
ed bondholders and spectators in coin,
that which isl by law payable in lawful
money.-Thad. Steceas, July II, 1868.
These three extracts form an argument
that no Radical, no bondholder, can an
swer. - 5f,ss
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-29
vi. D. F0LLETr s. H. III. MOORE.
The Difference TO the People
Which is Elected.


The gentlemen whose names head this
article are before the people as candidates
for Congress in this District.
Mr.. FoLLETr has not single dollar
invested in u. $. Bonds.
Mr.. MOORE is reputed to hold untaxed
gold interest L. 5. Bonds to the amount
Of 100000! .A
Should Mr.. MooRE he elected and his
views Of paying IL Bonds in Gold be
carried out he W, ull receive y premium
on his 100000, counting gold at present
rates, 3l434, of f..................SS6.15 $50
Add to this his salary and mileage, 12,000
Now we we will take from the total l0,U00
which Mr.. MOORE proposes t,
spend to secure his election AMI
we find him the gamer on his
Bonds. .......................... SSS,000
| Is the above not sufficient to cause think
ing men to pause and consider, before
casting q vote that will increase the
amount to be paid single Bondholder
SS6,150?
Should Mr.. FoLLErr be elected and
his views regarding the payment of the
| Bonds be carried out dir. MOORE would
receive for his u :. Bonds just 100000
in greenbacks, the lawful currency of the
country, and not one cent more. He
would not have his .sl43a premium in
gold on the dollar, while the laboring
men of the country were taking green
backs for their labor and produce.
That, alone, is sufficient reason why
Mr.. FoLLETT should be elected but aside
from that, we could then boast that we
had an honest, fair-dealing Representa-
tive in Congress. On the other hand,
and we speak from correspondence fur
nished us by Radicals who will vote for
Mr. FoLLETr, Mr.. MOORE is man whom
the people of Athens County despise and
fear, and say the nomination is 4 bad one
and should not have been made.
Taxpayers! Choose between Mr..
FoLLETT, a gentleman of integrity and
ability, and Mr.. MOORE, a low triGkster
in all his operations and wherever inti-
mately known, despised as one who VII
take every low, mean advantage to bene-
fit, and add to, his i'll gotten gains.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-29
Aged and Helpless

Mothers, with cheeks furrowed by age
tell how John and Thomas fell at Fail
Oaks and Fredericksburg, ,gallantly fight
ing for the Union. The skeletons Of
their brave boys lie mouldering in the
South, while the Radicals who inaugura
ted the war, and are directly responsible
for their death, are rioting upon the
money stolen from the taxpayers, en-,
franchising the Negroes, DISTINGUISHING
White men and holding ten States of the
Union by force of Gen. GRANTS $4,000
bayonets.
The only remedy for the thousands o.
evils brought upon the country, by the
plunderers in power, is to vote them out
of power, on Tuesday, the 18th day o.
October.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, September 81. The Sen,
ate was called to order at II o'clock with
prayer. Mr.. Anthony offered the fol-
lowing resolution: aesS
Resofced, By the Senate, the House con :
curing, that the President of the Senate
and the Speaker Of the House. adjourn
their respective Houses until IL clock,
NJ, the 10th Of October, and that they
then, unless otherwise ordered by the
two Houses, further adjourn their re,
spective Houses until the 10th dayrsof
November, at II o'clock, NJ, and that
they then, unless otherwise ordered, fur
ther adjourn their respective Houses to
the first Monday in December at u
o'clock, M. g ,hieiisy
The resolution was adopted by SO to L;
Buckalew voting nay. - r. snaI, !,
A similar resolution was announced as
having been adopted by the House, which
was carried. lsEai ft9a5
The Senate then adjourned. Il zg3d
The House was called to order at II
O'Clock, NJ. A resolution was adoipted
to adjourn, the same as the Senate. On
ly three Democrats were present. A
message from the Senate was received.
that that body had concurred to the House
resolution ofadjournment. "a blea
Mr.. Schenck then moved that the
House adjourn. This was agreed to and
the Speaker announced adjournment un. In
til Friday, October 16, at noon. as5d aiii
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-29
The soldier

With only one leg begs aid from the Rad
ical Jacobins who caused him to lose it.
fighting honestly for the Union, fighting
rs they knew for the freedom of the Ne
gro and that the South might be held by
their bayonets. They have no money
for men berelt of legs and arms, but
they have thousands of dollars, filched
from the laboring poor, to oppress TO-.
100000 Of White men in their Southern
Hayti.
On Tuesday, the 18th day of October
every voter should rally to the polls and
rebuke these murdcrcrs and plunderers
of White men.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-29

ES-"Have the Radicals increased the
debt since 1865? Since the first day of
September, 1865, the debt has been re-
duced $26G,1S1,121 43.'
"Dare the Spirit print the truth p
Marietta Register.
The latest reduction of the debt, as
given by a Radical named ATKINSON, of
Boston, is over SSOO,OOO,OOU, since Au-
gust, 1865! That is at the rate of S266,
100000 a year!
If either are true why extend the pay
ment of the debt, as proposed by the
Funding Bill, forty years and make the
Bonds, principal and interest, payable in
gold?
But here is Secretary McCuLLocH's re-
port of Nov. 80, 1867:
s'On the 31st day of March, 1865, the
total debt of the United States was $2,,
366, ,955,O77 34."
Again:
"The following is the statement of the
public debt of the United States on the
1st day of August, 1868, S2,523, ,534, ,4SC
g."
That shows an increase of the public
debt, by the Radicals, during three years
of peace, of S156,579,403 33!
All of the Radicals differ from the
Secretary, and no two of their editors OF
leaders, in their loundering to deceive the
people, can agree.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-29

The average of the eight counties is
81 S4 per head, Monroe being S44 cents
per head below this general average.
Mr.. Editor, l had intended to give the
valuation of the property in these seve-
raj counties and show that there were
other counties in the District that paid
a greater per cent. than Monroe,
but have not time. I may refer to
the subject again. We all know that we
have a large population without much
wealth. We must have the same num-
ber Of officers and the same expenses to
bear as counties of greater wealth but OF
very much less popul alton. Think of
these things, and do not be led astray by
the, as understand, proposed pamphlet
that the Radicals, with the aid of MOORE S
money, intend to publish relative to our
county affairs. JAS. r. MORRIS.
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The Radicals Waging ar Against
the Irish.

Because the Irish see proper to vote
the Democratic ticket, the Chicago Post,
a bitter partisan sheet, attempts to create
a feeling against them because of their
religion:
'SLAyERY WAS NEVER MORE THREATEN
ING TO TIE INSTITUTIONS OF THE COUNTRY
THAN THIS POLITICAL CATHOLICISM IS To-
DAY."
That is the true spirit of Radicalism
Everything for the internal worthless
Negroes, and dungeons, oppression and
starvation for white men.
Vote them down at the polls on Tues
day, the 18th day of October.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-29

EgThe Athens Messenger Of the 18th
inst, unable to refute our figures exhibi-
ting the expenditures Of the Radicals in
power, says:
"Such work as the Spirit is doing can
not help resulting in good to the Repub-
lican cause.
Ahem! All the "good" that results to
plundering, corrupt, Negro Radicalism
from our "work" you and Mr.. MOORE
are perfectly welcome to keep.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-29
Questions for the Athens NlesSen'

Did not Mr.. Moore pledge himself to
the Marietta Radical Congressional Con-
vention, that he would expend from SS,-
900 to $4,000, to secure his election, if
nominated?
And was not that the reason for NOM
mating Mr.. MOORE over Mr.. HORTON?
Was it not talked over and concluded
by the Delegates, that Mr.. MOORE and
$4,000 were stronger than Mr.. HORTON
and his personal popularity?
Will the editor answer the above; dare
he answer them truthfully?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-29

NThe people of Athens Countylare
AFRAID OF MOORE, so says our Radical
correspondence. . w
H-Had we not better have green
backs for our currency than the Issues
of National Banks? Had we not better
issue greenbacks to pay the debt than
pay it in gold drawn from the laboring
poor?
s|The Sherman funding bill, which
the Senator in his Hillsborough speech
assured the people would become law,
increases the public debt Sc, ,OOO, 900, 600.
That will all SO to increase the wealth
of the Bondholdery. !, Satti
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Know Nothingism Revived.

The Chicago Post has opened the wal
ON Catholics and foreigners. After be
rating Catholicism, the editor says:
"Now 1T CAN BE SEEN WHY WE CRY OUT
AGAINST CATHOLICISM; WHY WE POINT OUT
IRISH CATHOLICS AS DANGEROUS TO THI
PERPETUITY OF THE REPUBLIC"
Foreigners, the above is the old Know
Nothing howl Shun the Radical party
as YOU would. the Devil.
Moore, the Radical candidate for Con.
gross, is your oppressor in this District.
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Take Notice.

The Editor of THE SPIRIT hss removed
his Office, to the front room Of the dwell.
ling house, one door South of the print
ing Office, where all business connected
with THE SPIRIT will be transacted. No
ice the sign: SPIRIT OFFICE .na-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-29
Grants Murderous Record.
Monroe County's Dead at
AnGersOnyiiie. Salisbury.
EDunviile and Other Prison
Pens i'm the South.
General Buffers Evidence.
mot Anosher ,,Nlanlto be Given TO
the Rebels"

We have collected the names Of twen-
ty-five of Monroe County's brave sold
iers who starved and died i'll Southern
prisons, in consequence of Gen GRANTS
inhuman order stopping exchanges.
Fathers, Mothers, Sisters and Broth
ers! Think Of the starving, dying dead
at Andersonville when you are asked to
exert your influence for GRANT, or his
supporter, MOORE, Radical candidate for
Congress. Spurn them, one as the muir
derer of your brave boys, and the other
as the indorsor of those heartless, cold
blooded murders-murders by long,
lingering, cruel starvation.
Here is the listo the murdered,,coffin-
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@-The communication of Hon. j.

E9-The communication OF Hon. JAS.
r. MORRIS, in this issue completely
blocks the falsehoods OF the Woodsfeld
Radicals in relation to Mouroe County
affairs. The wind has been ta..Sen out Of
their sails, and they are now wait'ng,like
MIcAwBER, "for something to turn up.
Poor falsifers! MooRE's money, fol
which you prostitute yourselves, has
made you the laughing stock of sensible
men. Go to!
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-29

EgThe public debt increased from
August to September l, the enormous
sum of S12,079,S32.
Taxpayers, that was to benefit Radi-
calism and the Bondholdsrs, and beggar
your families.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-29

-g@Who bear the burdens Of taxa
ton? The laboring men.
Who are exempt from taxation? The
Bondholders.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-29

The Bondholders and the scoundrels
who have ruined and bankrupted the
poor taxpayers of the country imposed
the above on the people They are ad-
ding additional millions daily a
Can you endure to be plundered and
robbed four years longer for the benefit
of Negroes, Bondholders and the Jaco-
bins in power.
Answer at the ballot box.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-29

Aggregate increase in 4 years. ..S757, ,43S
The average increase per year for the
last four years is s1S4,359 so.
Farmers and Mechanics can you stand
the drain from your pockets four years
longer?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-29

RADICAL PEACE Additional taxation,
Bayonets. and Negroes.
DEMOCRATIC PEACE A reduction of
taxation and country governed by
White men.
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Taxes and Taxation.

EDITOR SPIRIT: Before the close Of the
campaign for State and county officers, ]
wish to sui NIT a few facts to the people
of this county. The Republicans, Radi-
calls, Abolitionists, or Grant men, or by
whatever name they may desire to be
calIed-for | wish to do them no injus-
tice--as | understand, are making great
fuss about the financial affairs of this
county.
The taxes for all purposes, for 1867,
in the counties named below, were as fol-
low, giving Athens the benefit of over
two thousand three hundred dollars of
State taxes which she escapes on her
Cnllnre lands y
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-29
MOOre'S Portrait,

Our Radical correspondence from
Athens, MooRE's home portrays him in
this light:
ale owns the Courts of the County,
he gives opinions to the Judges, he mix
es in all the quarrels of the County from
pure love of discord. In fact he runs
the whole thing.
There is spy in every mans house,
in every Office, in every store box and
around every corner"
"You will not be ready to believe these
reports. All l ask is for you to inquire
from the citizens of the town or county,
What has the Radical candidate for
Congress to say to this part Of his re-
cord? Can he disapprove it? If so,
we will publish his denial card.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-29

Increase in months "..S35, ,0S5,4S4 26
Taxpayers! At that rate the Public
Debt will increase S105,256,452 Is In
one year. Can you stand beggary for
Bondholders and Negroes, four years
longer?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-29

The PEOPLE DEMAND THE PAYMENT
OF U. S. BoNDs IN GREENBAcKs-THAT
ALL U. s. Bonds SHALL BE SUBJECT TO
TAXATION THE SAME AS OTHER PROP
Tr-THAT 0SE CURRENCY, GREENBACKs,
ron TAx-pAYERs AND BoNDnoLDERs, is
JUsT AND PROPER.