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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

we need more money; all the interests OF
the South are prostrated; their cotton fields
are lying in waste; they have no plows, no
mules, no horses, no implements of hus-
bandry. They want little money to put
them on their legs again and they will pay
their taxes. [Cries of "BulIy," and cheers.
We want S40,000,000 more money. But
they tell us money will be too abundant.
Did you ever know money to be too abun-
dant tEaughter.1 Those who fear money
Will become too plenty, are, those who have
1t 70 lend at two per cent! q month.
Why, we have need of more money than
any other people, We are wide In extent
OF territory, vast in resources, are building
railroads, engaged in all Kinds of enter
with all our N ational Ban k currency, with
all our greenbackr circulation,9 and all our
gold, we have only $13 for each inhabirant,
while England has S25 to each, and France
has S36. I'VE wantfmere money! It is only
these scamps tBat have what money there
is and who are grinding, the people that
want no more, lApplause, and voice, GO
them during this campaign. I Renew
applause1a Hintend to lay the wholetruth
before you. s9
said we only earned three per cent, on
the wealth of the country by the produc.
tive industry of the country Said a man
to me. the other day, gDOn't the census
statistics show, that from 1850 to. lS60Tter
years-that we have added to the wealth d
the nation one. hundred and forty pei
cent p, d X esq: they tell us SO but How die
they7make itout ?'' ,IHttelI you:H" .ots
4In, 1850 they tell us the number of horses
and mules and horned cattle and sheep, tht
narnberof bushels or grain, the nnmbsr O
acres of ofcleared landg and IN 1850 they Sfvt
ustthe samei but inIlS50s sthoseI who got ul
the, census statistics put down, horsesiat $50
and In 1860 at -$55, and in 1850 they pu
down horned Cattle at$12 and In 1860 a
$1zs and soi ION. In doubling their valu'
they you'd double the amount of wealth
wopldn't they = Now, the prodpctiv'
power Of the horses was just as much in on,
year as the other. Y A pound of beef wot1lt
supportIa person as longi fonel year az th,
other. Where; then, is the actual growth
Let me illustrate: Suppose our our re- reeyoolut, olt
tienafy foretathers, in order to pay the ex
penses incurred In gaining the liberties o
this couHtrys had issued bonds payable il
ninety-two years, at per cent,interest,,
they had issued National bonds to tn,
amount of $3O0,o0O, coo, and made then
payable on the 4th= Of July, 1862 what dc
you supppsej it would have. .amountedit to
Over $14O. 900, ,00O, 900, or seven times tn,
entire wealth Of the nation. That show
that you cannot pay any such thing
Whenever you tax the productive interes
OF the country, or tax anything else at 6
greater rate of interest than the, natura
growth of production, it cannot be paid.
J
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The way The Money Goes.

We are indebted to the New York World
7 for the following;oJ s,;itejsrs.F q ?, =,
2 The carpet-bag ,conventicle called the
Florida Legislature thoroughly under
, stand Radical arithmetic. The members oi
) that body claim to have been elected last
May. They met June IL, They adjourned
August 6, after a. session, including Sun
days, of tifty-six days. The so-called con-
stitution of the State, Article ", Section
z "a, says: Regular sessions of the Legisla-
ture may extend to sixty days, but
any special session convened by the
e Governor shall not exceed twenty
days.'' This session, regular or convened,
is declared by a resolution to have been in
session " from June to December" six
months; and for these six months the car
pet baggers voted themselves one years
pay, or per diem wages not only for the
time when the conventicie was not in ses-
sion, but pay for months before a single
member was elected Whose money is
thus voted into the pockets of these carpet
bagging beggars? Florida has no treas
,ury it is reconstruction" money ; in plain
English, it is, your money, Northern tax
payers, that thus goes to stuff the carpet
bags of adventurers who send bogus Sem
ators and Representative to Congress to
assist in robbing you of more money dol,
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III -5t1sofot 1cu f0I SI.o k1VaeoSllI0n ~ '
Plcasant TOwnshiPe Organized.

=
dfod hlHARRIsBURG,t August Sth, 1868. I
In pursuance of the plan of Organization
adopted by resolution of the Democratic
County Central Committee. a goodly num-
Der of the people ofthis township who are
determined MOTTO ibe made the ihewers OF
wood gand drawers of water for "a bond
helding aristocracy, and resolved not to
permit barbarous negroes of the South in
the fulnessf offtheir; ignorance and AFRO!
gance to decide ,whoshall be the next Pres
ident, met in the large school room this af-
ternoon and proceeded toiorganize for the
campaign ias follows: YitI29Z9 5hf OF y1sE
The meeting was called to order byIJ.
O.Smith, Esq, member of. County Central
Committees e7i5U3pxs 3L T. .noifDiIt
! On motion iof D. @. Handes, Mr. Smith
was requested to takethe chair, and H. M
Hall to act as Secretaryagvaa fdeuo b7ow
The following resolution, introduced by
Mr., handes, was unanimously adopted:
Reso1ued, That in yieWof the danger that
threatens our republican institutions; the
attempts being made to permanently fasten
onerous burthens' on an atready over
faxed people for the benefit of few wealth
gorged bankers and bondholders, who
never having actually sacrificed a dollar
ofltreasure or drop of blood for the pres
eryation of the UniOn,i are exempted, from
taxation; and the Unconstitutional and
outrageous legislation of Congress
foro the avowedI purpose of electing
a oPresidenti by negro votes, we re-
cognize the neeessity4ef thorou gh organi--
zation,I and that the white men of the town.
ship, form an associations to be known as
the Pleasant Township Seymour and
Blair Campaign Clnb.p II ,noisGsdsIIq
J.ib O. lsdSmfth. ESQ., .pa was elected
President, eR.i W. Goodson Vice Pres-I
ident, J!IfQ. iLandesi ir Secretary; ,sapd1
H. M. Hall Treasurer, of fthe4 Club, and
instructed to appoint one Vice President
in each school district Of the township. 0il
On completing the organization, z the
Presidentcalled on MrrPurcell, of iCofume1
bus, to, address the Club, which he did i'm a
short but forctble, we'll timed and. sensible
speech, that was well 9receiVed, and added.
much TO the determination and enthusiasm
of those present, sAftef1whieh, the meet q
ing adjourned, full of heart aud, full of
hope. 'i1 H. NJ HALL, Secretary.
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Democratic Meeting i'm NIontgom.
! o4 b7lth cry TOwnship. 7f1'J fh

. The Democracy Of Montgomery township
will hold meeting at Colonel G.S. INs1Is'
School House, on Saturday evening, Aug.
18th, at ~ O'clock, tor the purpose of
organizing Seymour and Blair Campaign
Club. JOHN e. McGUFFEY and Colonel =.
C. GROOM will address the meeting. -.'i5'
' By order JNo. G.. THoMpsoN,, = %
j. Chm Dem. Co. Ex. Conf
WIS. HOFFMAN, Secretary. 5oI bIuow
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I pOIntmen Is, ,--------
|. Hon, George n. 7Panf,ato,. s,.,,,,
NS"eieiou VIII ADDRESS
'pe Is Reople upon Inc political issues, as tol-.
lowss / = +-lASse~fN- ~ 4 X e4'-~ 9
Der LIST! stssi't W taesday, 1septsm-s
At SPRINGFIEIDI Clarke - eonr+s u. - -.
September sd - 40 0Oun'S' -" ednesday'
At GREENVILLE. Darke county. Thursday. Sem
tember Sd. IVY
At kEyToN. 5lA Hardin county. Friday ssptem
per fsn: ,l-.,,,.;4...4.,;,os L,l,1,9,,-l, IA,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12
SPECIAL NOTICE.
.RTdIH2 qOOH
TO 70 I THE y Ilz.,lS NERVOUS ElIlR:Y7oUs .ANDDEBIIIE
TAHED1s, whose suffstings have been:

TO TO- THE q 2. II NERVOUS .ANDDEBiLH
TATED1,s whoseasuff fetings have been
Iprotractedfromh hidden ses,and whose
cases requirai prompt treatment to rem
der existence desirabIe.I il you arersufi
lferipg from nv oInntarg discharges, what
effect does it produce, on your general
health q Do you feel weak, debilitated,
easily tired?i Does a little exertion pros
ducesspalpitation Iof. thes heart 2. Does
you liver, or urinary organs. OF yoap
kidnsyss frequently get ont of order
Is your urine sometimes thick, milky, tef
aeeky.E or is: it rop ysson settling? Or
does a5thick scnm riseto thetop2 \ Or is
a sediment at the-bottom after -it-has
stood awhile b. Do you have spells. of
short breathing orsd dyspepsia Are Your
bowels ,copstipatsd Do you have spells
of fainting or srushes of blood to- the
heada Is your memory impairedi lis
your mind mind constantly dwelling uponthis
subject Z Do you feel dull, listless, mo-
ping, tired of company, Of. life 2z1Bo
youiwish to be left oafone, to get away
from=exery body docs any little thing
make you start or jjumpll Us your sleep
broken or restless? Is the lustre of your
eye as brilliant? THE blood on . your
cheek as BRIGHT .Dosyou enjoy your
self in society as we'll a. Do you pur,
sue your business with the same ensrgygl
Doyou feel as much confidence in your
self2 Are your spirits dull and tagging,
given to fits Of melancholy n If SO. do
not lay i: to your liver or dyspepsia. : :
Have you restless nights 2 Y our back
weak, your knees weak, and have lbal
little appetite, and you attribute this to
dyspepsia or liver complaint aszzs.=s...... ..
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The RAIDS bad OF at Brown.yI,re

"A gentleman writing us from Brown
vile on business, appends this postscript:
p. S. The Democracy in this community
are hopeful and are working in right good
earnest, and adding to our number, daily,
such as will be saved from the retribution
that awaits the overthrow of the Rad par
ty. The RAIDS here cannot effect an or
ganization. that amounts, to anything.
of their leading men, has created fright
aud they have become despondent; many
of them say that they have but little inter-
est in the election. The nomination of
Cooper fell on them like a wet blanket.
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lsssACe.r,sa.s.C--.,,,

For 1ncipient Gonsumptisn,1 asthma, Coughs
Colds. Dyspepsis. Liver Gompiaint. and General
Debility, will be found in Dr. Tebias' Pulmonis
Life Syrppso This valuable medicine. compounded
from the gifts of the Vegetable Kingdom, /" will
eddiseases. The demand for this xaluabis csls-
pound is daily increasing, and it VIII without
doubt become q popular IS DR.. T0bias celebrnted
Venetian Linimentf lf Cpnsumpti@ in its last
stages this Syrup viii not cure. nor is there any
remedy that will relief however. .Eillsbs found
It's hat IL is stated to cure it surely will
do.as trial VIII prove. Thousands Of Certifcatss
can be seen at the Depot Sold by the Druggists,
and at No. 10 Park Place. New York.O Price T5
eents.o LAskfof Dr. Tobias, Pulmonic Life Syrup
.rd tst ,, ott .2d7oiJ fU .sEg fitsH -sTst1
paSy;nTe SEwiv,, .sbOoA EEfl yc1s
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Itais settled.

i
a -Forneys Press says, rsg .uoa .z49gsi -sf.sis
1.-THE campaign thus far has settled moth
ing more definitely than the intention OF
the Democratic party with reference to the
Southern States" So, f'l,. taf7,C,- IN
We are glad that this intention is under
stood. q If the Democratic party shall be
put in control OF the Federal Government
through the pending election, and it, three
years hence, nineteen out of every twenty
Southernlwhitesa are as rebellious as they
were at any time during the war, as leading
Republicans assert they now are, so that it
is necessary to keep big army at the South
for the purpose of keeping them in subjec-
tien, at the expense of the North, the party
viii deserye.to to be driven from power. The
intention Of the Democratic party is to SO
administer the Government that those peo-
pie will love it and be ready, to fight for it,
il need be; and the first step to this end
will be the adjustment of the Freedmen,s
Bureau, the withdrawal Of the army and
the han ding over OF that, part of the Union
to the rule of the white men. This soill
bring the s'peacen that General GRANT
seems to Yearn for. u ioiU reduce the
1aAos, wv. .truJ 6ffa N Qul5rzCg ffut~ Qa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

WE read the Springfield Republic, and it
has occurred to us, as the Republic suggests,
that we might ''read' "to somewhat bet
ter purpose" So might all its readers, for
that matter. E96 g3e a1 a-taHaaa ellfi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

sUte as-E = f53s - - 3 EsUN g.
Now, reader, self abuse, yenereai dis;
ease badly cured, and sexual excesses,
are all capable of producing weakness
of the generative organs. The organs
of generation, when in perfect health,
make the man, Did you ever think that
those bold, defiant, energetic, perseyer-
ing, successful business men are always
those whose generatiye organs are in
perfect health You never hear such
men complain of being melancholy Of
nervousness, of palpitation Of the heaft!
They are never afraid they cannot sue.
ceed in business; they don't become sad
and discouraged they are always Pc
lite and pleasantin ths,icompany Of ID!
dies and look you and themSrigbt5in the
face-none OF your downcast looks or
any other meanness about them. I do
not mean those who'kesp,the organs inf
famed by running to excess. These will
notoply ruin heirconstitutions, but also
those they do business with or for..o r
How many men from badly cured dis:
eases. from. the effects of elf-abuse. and
excesses, have brought aboutIthat state
of weakness in those organs thathas re-
aucsd the general system so 50 much as ID
induce almost every other disease
idiOcy, lnpacy, paralysis spinal affec-
tions, suicide, and almost every other
form'of disease which humanity is heiff
too and thssrsaL cause sef- -treables
scarcely ever suspected, and have DOG
tored for all but the right one. Jg a q
.CIlsUol. ss3aIo .sei3iAW sGi3 ri .1siBsu 81
nwuT ted 7. Oh ..sa ,s5iasj9sqS .sIsWbstai'
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Big Democratic Meeting at Hills
bOrO

Last Saturday, the Democrats held a
meeting at Hillsboro, which is said to have
numbered six thousand. 1t was addressed
by Hon. GEORGE II. PENDLEToN in. one OF
his happiest efforts. Hon., NELSON BAR
RERB and Judge BRIGGs also made capital
speeches.
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sias. sol ,s7s q

Amount of debt. .EzFaoo
ury $3.50. .245. sec "a a.5as 5s4 4so 81
Is this not absolutely outrageous? This
Is theway the Republican party is reduce
ing the debt-running it up at fearful
rates ~ .-1ro59 s--s'sg -..-..--. sssg'
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Democra1ic Ward and Township
Meetings. =

-
Democratic Ward and Township
Meetings.. s,.,, > u
The Democracy will hold ward and
township meetings at the following places,
for the purpose OF organizing Seymour and
Blair Campaign Clubs: tir1 a21ot % -
/ tsaiBss. IijDOa att 10 zsJG3d 3i4 1oql
FIFTH HWARD-W ednesday evening, August 18th.
At South Engine. House. rSpeakers-Hon. Jacob
DReinhard. &. b. Eshelman and q. Lowenstein.
SIXTH H-WARpESaturiay evening. August 18th,
at Lawrence Schneider's grocery store. TSpeakers
-eol. Baber. Mayor Bull and q. Lowensteinr
EiGAaaH Nth evening" 1sth
Mann and 4. L. De Lany. 'fo0q iDe
NINTH WARD-7Friday d vening. August I4th, at
Trsinsp F1sai ct srof0Fy ssSTs S5 S5ResksTs0 H s
MONTGOMERY YToWNSHIR-saturday evening.
d. aey 3 and % Col o9S0t e. Groo@e nssas
BY order, 15s7Qg Ilyia bHs VII liYf;
Ids b7dzildsiz JNo. G. THoMpsoN,, o
10 amto Chm. Dem. County Ex. Com. -
Wa S. HUFFMAN, Secretary. DOH ''.'G ifff-
gdi bnim o1 liE9 n3I.iW -essz9aii8 mOT
Fifth Ward Democratic Meeting.
There will bsa meeting of the Fifth Ward Dem
ocracy on e.,, al --,fi7l,I, - ae--Telc
aIt Wednesday, Eoeaing, august 18th, o'p
at TX o'clock at the South Engine HOUSE, for the
purpose & OF organizing SEYMoUR and BLAIR Cam
paign Clpb.sl f1szi sVra v5sij .3ET'f oh q T
HON. JACOB REINHARD, E. B ESHEL-
MAN and G. L0WENSTEINt n
will address the meeting; Let there be full turn
''fI D5' JACOB LoHHkkEHK. Jr.. Committee
Sixth Wafd Den,ooccr..iIfic NIe,erinlgc..
The Democfatslbf the Sixth W ard will meet at
LAWRENCE Schneider's Gfeeery Store oln9nhseI9
Saturday EgepiRg, August 10Th, si,I 81
mouf and Blair Campaign Club. q n ~ nv
COLI eBABER,5 Mayer JAMES G!iBUILC
biido band GTLO LOWENSTIENI6f ftsd !
will address3he meeting. Turn out and make this
the e sl banner ne club Of te9 the city y
Eighth Ward Dem ocraffc Meetfnuec q
There win bea Democratic mestilgg t At the Moth
Engine House onsGIff aSTG1 SGd sds ,ttSsJat
! -ioa IAatrsdgy, Hpeninql 4ugust 13ths4 Eoa:
at TX o'clock. for the purpose of organizing SER
AoUR and BLAIR Campaign Club for the Eighth
HON CAL T. MANN and, i, j E. T, 7, i pEL.ANY;,
out.H fT17o@ JOHN DtFFEY, Committoe%an.' y
NINTH ward DemEocrattc1 1MgesinRgs!.
The Dsmocraoy Of the Ninth Ward Y viii iii hold q
pie street. west Of the Exchange Hotel. on, m
9n} Friday eEoentng, august 14th,li o. -
tx O'Clock. for the purpose of organizing Sey-
mpur and Blair iCiub.8oO om5rIU3 Jd1 10 moi
J. ii. S. TRAINER, Esq. of Steubenyille,
Col. J. e. GROOM and e., 7. DeLANY,
ans aT be a
fsSI the Fist and Eisth Wards aye invited to at
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.NOT3NEsEHAH p s4TAT-
Diseases Of these organs require the
use of a Diuretic. o7p pHELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT lBUCHU d is the
great Diuretic, and is certain cure for
diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gray
el, Dropsy, Organic Weakness, Female
Complaints, General Debility, and all
diseases Of the Urinary Organs, whether
existing in Male or Female, from what
ever cause originating, and no matte:
how long standing. St N dNA 2HH0TAW
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ss NIANHOOD D ;, = AnosAer N.so. Msdicak
wi -Pamp1let from the psa- Of -DR~CURTIs.-
The Medical Times, says of this work 'This
valuable treatise on the cause and cure of prema-
ture decline. shows how health is Impaired through
secret abuses of youth and manhood. and how
easily regained 1t gives clear synopsis Of the
mpedimeots to marriage. the cause and effects of
nervous debility, and the remedies therefor" A
pocket edition of the above will be forwarded on
receipt of IS cents, by addressing Doctor CURTIS.
10 l3s n Street. Wdshfngto1, d. O. 34lUIl Y y
CPAr may251dly-r "a ia f,tpo- eJI
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RATCHELOR,SS HAIRJ DYE. This
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable
Instantaneous; i! no disaRpointmept no ridiculous
CRATES and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful 6Iach
or 6roson. Sol by All Druggists and Perfumers
and properly sppied at Bachelors Wig Factory,
No. l6 Bond street, N. York; ,PNY apr2s d&wiy
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The Public Debt.

The Pphl;o naht ~ ,y;i, ha sao,, tro,,, tb q
"oiio LOW ~ VIII oo seen iio.n ~ eiie
ioilowlng exhibit, from the 1stof June 60
Tile ISL OF august, mas IN Ine aggregate
been increased thirteen million two hun
go -. -
dred and eighty-eight thousand f1ve hum
5-o1 a.. l,r-. -
ureu anu nlnety-tnree uoliars anu hlnety-
three cents, while the debt bea, ina coin (Gold)
wv eso' 0o''' 10y 49,. NNo'"I
has been Increased sirty-seUeH million fue hun
a.,
"'e~ GO sSo1Sts's" u's@ "ste Hufs0Teo
and sffty- eioht dollars:
-,...-,......-.,Juue. Ausust.
Deoe bearing COIN
neeIest; S.,n I,ooia,i 8, 80, 40, =,
9 'psr sent. bonds. esla5Ioi.s TT Z Z.
1851 2S361T 200 90 2e3 SIT 300 On
epsr cent bonds 4s4 7a5 $40 90 l5ss los 100 o
-. ~ - :. = !? 80 = - = -.
- = ", 0a0 ssT. .8zi 80 3. .06s, 81 800 o.
Deot bearing cur a!efU " f1trrn .ls III sftli
rency interest: ra-f = -.s7.,fa ~ .f,.ilr E,
8 year comp. inter A,,.s T. -, syg.s5,s =
sst5s.i.-:,.e.... $1,000 900 90 * 80 900 ooy o.
Navy Pension Fund cn =.
al per cent. $4,000. 600 90 $1,000, 900 OF
@stbs sI9lhp sild --A--e--- ---------- =
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MANHOOD ANDNTHE5 YIGOR ZOE
N1 YOUTH restored in four weeks. Success
restores mahly powers. from whatever cause sri-
sing; the effects of early pernicious habits self
abuse impotency and clin,ate give away at once to
ing to the directions (which are very simple and re-
qure no restraint from business pleasure Fail
quantities in one for $s To be had only of the sole
appointed agent in America, 81. GERITzEN 2o5
Second Ave-. New York.
yNY-iy21-dlyr rs.e A. = Z sfa asa a.
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The Largest List Ever Raised II
taD This Township.

Mr.. G. w. ALLEN. of Norwich, Muskin-
gum county, has just sent us a club of
thirty for the WEEKLY ONO STATESMAN.
He writes:
"This is the largest Democratic club ever
raised in this township
The inference is that Democracy is look
ing up in that township.
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Willing TO bet 500 that michigan
would go, Democratic.,s1-c5i, ],

4esterday;morning two gentlemen, while
taking cup of coffee and sandwich in
the eating house at the Railroad depot, got
into q, conversation. about the politica
prospects in Michigan One insisted that
it would go Democratic; I; the other disered,
tied the statement. The first speaker, By
way of cattesting his, faith In the correct.
ness of the statement Offered to bet $1Of
that it would Jgo Democratic. He said he
livedEinsthat. State and knew what he wal
talking about. He said that. Republicans
are leaving the Republican party by hun
dreds. The man whoest first disputed the
correctness of the statement, was inclined
toatake the bet but upon a little reflection
declined to do so.. Massachusetts is about
the only State Republicans would be safe
10 betting much money on. ONO
lS5 e ,.----.-----.-----... 81 Tsc .s7s Z
Who IL Going to Make the War?
Republican politicians, for the purpose
Of soaring the people from voting the DEM
ocratic ticket, say; thariif the Democrats
are successful in electing SEYMOUR and
BLAIR, there will be another war. Who is
going-to make theswar? Certainly not the
Democrats, TOR, if successfub, they will be
SO well pleased that they will have no mo-
tivesto make war. If war shall be brought
upon the country, Il ,oigl, be through the Re
publican politicians, and we have no expec-
tationi that they will have efcourage enough
to resist the will of the people, as express
ed through the bailot-box. ~. iI'i ~
Do they wish the people to understand
that they will not surrender the Govern
ment into the hands of the Democrats, il
they are voted out of power? gif -soss a i
tsThe Deadest Party Won Ever
~ s5 Saw ..hu ~, - -. .-4-is - :
Every few days we meet men from diff
ferent quarters, and in response to our in
quiry as to how things look politically
they say that the Republican party is ..the
deadest party you ever saw" 9a9Go 17dm
We have never known the Democrats Of
this State SO hopeful as they now are. We
would not have them over confident, an6
through over confidence neglect the work
that is necessary to carry the State. It will
require earnest, systematic and thorough
work to carry the State. and we trust that
this will not be omitted in any county OF
township.
The Largest List Ever Raised in
90 ~ This Township. III
Mr.. G. w. ALLEN. of Norwich, Muskin-
gum county, has just sent us a club oi
thirty for the WEEKLY OHIO STATESMAN
He writes:
This is. the largest Democratic club ever
raised in this tnWnshin,, ;,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

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