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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17
Death Indoors.

Mnlliinl+s OF persons have n great tor-
roc ofgoing out Of doors for fear of takrpr
cold: if it is lit,lc damp, or little wiz
dy, or little col'', they wnit and wa,,.
and wait: meanwhile, weeks and even
mo=ths pass avn y, and they never dur;n,
the Whole time breath a single breath Il
pure air. The result il, they become g.,
enfeehed that their constitutions have nj,
power of resistance; tl,s Least thing il,
the world gives them =. cold, even eniny
from one room to another, and before they
know 1t they have col all The time, and
this Is thing more or less than consump-
tion ! whereas, if an opposite practice had
been followed of going for an hour or tw,,
every day, regardless Of the weather. ao It
is not actually faling rain, very differ.
ent result would have taken place. Tho
truth is, the more person is ont of door..
the less easily does he take cold. Iii ism
widely known fact that persons who camp
out every night, or sleep under a tree for
weeks together, seldom take cold at all.
The truth il, many of our ailments.
and those OF most fatal form. arc taken
in the house, and not out OF doors; "a.
Ken by removing parts of ci,thing too
soon ai'c or coming into the house, or lay.
ing down on II bed or sofa when in tired
or exhausted condition, from having Gu
gagged vigorously in domestic employment.
Many pie has cost an industr ", man
hunrred dollars. a human life has many
time pal for an apple dumping. When
our wives get TO work they become 30 in.
teresied in it they find themselves in an
utterly exhausted condition, their am,
bltion to complete thing, to do some
work well, sustans them till it is complies
ted. The mental and physical condition i.
one OF exhaustion, when breath Of air
will give cold to settle in the Joints. to
wake up the next day with infsmmatory
rheumatism, or with feeling of stiffness
or soreness, as if they had been pounded
in bog; or sore throat, to worry and
trouble them for months or lung fever,
TO put them in the grave in less than
week.
Our wives should work by the day. il
they must work at all, and not BY the Job;
it is more economical in the end to SEQ
h2w little work they can do in an hour
insteat OF how much. 1t is slow, steady,
continnou, labor which bring health AMI
strength, and a good digestion. Fi,ful
labor i9 runous TO all,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

'ob was heard, snd immedia,rjy after
ward me of the attendants suddenly er-
claimed
''See, my lord, he fsinis - W
The next instant Father Francis fell on
the stone pavement Of the chapel. Ne
they gathered around him, and az Henri
knelt by his side. the dying count said.
as he took his brothers hand: .......
81 am very bappy-I have done nv
duty ........ ...t .
One deep sigh, AMI the soul Of the n"-
bic and chivalrous Guiscarl lie Monpeu.
sicr was with the saints whose spiritual
presence and the grace Of Our Lady hal
cne'led him 10 perform this great act Of
self sacriiirc.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17
Gen Wool has had but 81 birthdays.

Twenty -four candidates for the Repub.
lican nomination for Governor Of illinois
have been announced
The six thousand Russian immigrants
OF California arc about to have a news
paper in their own language.
The Great Eastern is quietly resting at
an expense of 81, 400 month, waiting
Tor something TO turn up.
IL is proposed 10 build a Sl00,00 es-
tabIishment for the manufacture of cut
lery at Appleton, Wisconsin.
The first cotton mill erected in EnkI:nd
was driven by two dohkeys, and gave
employment to ten girls 1ala
Lamartine is getting enthusiastic in his
old age over politics, and talks about the
vanity of mere literature.' O.. .....-
Brazil is going tn England to borrow
money to help in paying her expenses in
her war with Paraguay; but England
gives notice that she considers IL mora.ly
wrong and commercially uawise TO lead
for any such purpose. ..,l, .La.....
The rum democracy Of New Jersey
have revived the bill 70, free um oh elec-
tion days II passed the assembly. Tues
day, BY 81 votes. The state democratic
convention will assemble June lO.ssT
The Spanish wines prepared Tor Eag-
land and America are Of an inferior kin1.
ard are branded to suit the TASTE ef,srsnx
liquor drinkers. The vines, VI which
the crack sherries are msde for importa-
'ion, can be boughrrie Spain fos l0 o a,s
per gallon. ,,.'r.,.s
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

During the rebellion regiment Of Con-
federate- was marching through Arkan-
sas. up TO their knees in mud. An officer
rid NJ by party Of soldiers who were
assisting to pass cannon through the tho
mud was hailed by one Of them, who sang
out; "Wa'al Kernal, Ill go through
with you this hitch; butifyou ever havs
any more Unions to break ur, you may
jass bet your life ! amt Mari'
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

The Oshkosh Tines gives US the follow
ing Black Crook story: "My DEAR" said
the wife, "rhe Black Crook is hero;
shall we witnt IS it to night "Well."
said th, husband, 81 hd b tier 90 alone
tonight, and see il il is proper place ior
ladies'" "Yes-well," says the wife 81
rather guess I'd better go alone and see il
it is proper place for gentlemen" Both
went.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10
a Failure.

The RAIDS of the pious town of Saa--
lem, undertook to raise a. Grant and
ColfaN pole i'll that town on last Tues
day week, which proved quite too
big job for them, as they will find
the task they have undertaken this
fall, of selling out the country to the
bond-holders and Africans to be. We
have an account of the grand ffzzle in
private letter from that town, as fol-
lows - rfa -5iLi--
4" Bills were posted, announcing that
Grant and ColfaX Pole over 200 feet
high would be raised in front of, the
Broadway Hotel. Judge Amber and
Rev. Higley would entertain the
crowd with their opinions of the
Democrats. Well, theappointed hour
came, and quite a number of people
were on hand, but for some reason
the pole was not ready. SO, Amber
made few remarks and gave notice
that the raising would take place at
I o'clock the next day Wednesday,
At the time appointed we We're again
on the ground, and, after some delay,
the pole began to raise. Everything
went well until it got some fifteen feet
from the ground, when it began to
bend, and, when twenty feet from the
ground it broke short off at tile first
splice, came to the ground with a
crash and broke again above the third
splice. There was a picture of Grant
at the top which got smashed COM
pletely. The pole lies out in front of
the Hotel with a lot of sick looking
Republicans sitting upon it. l do not I
know when it will go up, but | think
the RAIDS of Salem have undertaken
too big job, and had better let it
out. see there arc about as MANY |
niggers on the fallen pole as there are
white men," .4-'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10
Democratic Candidate for Congress.

Democratic Candidate Tor Congress.
The Democratic Convention which
assembled in this place on Saturday
last, put in nomination JAMES McEw.
IN, Esq, of Mahoning county, as the
Democratic candidate for Congress In
this (the 19th) District. Mr.. MBEwIs
is gentleman of strict integrity, and
of most excellent business qualifica-
tiens. He possesses the Jefersonian
qualifications for the position for
which he has been put in nomination.
The people can, and probably viii, do
a worse thing than to elect him to rep-
resent them in the councils of the ma
ton. He is in the interest of no gold
ring, nor oil ring, but is of the people
and for the equality of the people in
their rights and privileges. We glad
ly place his name at the head of our
columns and urge the Democratic and
Conservative voters of the Nineteenth
Congressional District to look toitheir
own interest by casting their votes for
him ON the second Tuesday in Oca
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10
DIVIDE .HgfsS VIE OF
Organize! ORGANIZE

4 51EF' I15IEJ cJTVFtW gItlT-I9- II = :
.ASe ASe s. cur F5dEse dPEsemoerattfb tb tFhbrrfpgghout Fbrfp the
equity 9r@ganizea 81 lz{I rfoqq6h for6 the first great
fpaatnfs bat b9attdtEalk takes place on on, the second
tl,RaSsdayw JUS of October. Qeteo2lb'er # not, let no
Tins i..lys ybPee ybPe lbosfx iGa to, work at once.
5st g up aph 9rganizatiqn 9diiqQ in every town
iRGips iiRGips See isFepgs, w.. man and talk with
i'm in pE4nS sS Sthe IesamqP important issues at stake
p the fse5lsa ELECTIONS this fall.r The equality
1f the people and even the perpetua-
fi9na On a ST the flsisip blessings bequeathed to us
PX the patriY93tiee Y3tiie1ffo9pppF founders of our Gov
fInmsnt 9p4Hf bf are at stake g in this great
n ,nt0 ntr}fg 0}rfgsani7e in ,dOD ORGANIZED and
be ready on the, day, of election!
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10

9MAINEa<FsTheb bIannual election for
GoVeTno oFpA AEembers of Congress and
ofOtiH, yState1 Legislature, takes place
in hEaine sohGfhef fl4th of the present
monthii1Both of the political parties
areHeportedto. be well organized for
thezcoIlfest, and actively at work. In
Maine, vas in Vermont, it is, with the
D Democracy, aiHstern chase e"--the Re-
plfhlicana majoritiesi having been, in
1867, l7si6s and in 1866; 26,756. 1t is
butiaeas6nableo to expect that their
fnajofitN this oyear will range some
whereof between those figures.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10
TIC sisns of tl,ea - ri,,.a,. -

The Round Table, when the
ftional Democratic Convention m.
Fits nominations III July, criticised
action of the Convention with SO
1 severity, and with, somewhat of d
i. tp.lintatism q assured the Democracy. 1
fthey had insured the election of G
lc0Fant. The editor of that very /.
y 3,Heekly has, however, been watch
Iitt the 81 signs lggHnlFF Of the times and the drif
public sentiment since the nominate
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10

1HE a{{ee1lofitf'aah asserts, most posi-
9fvely, that DR.. WOodworth, who was
nominated ASIAN independent, ,eantli-
date for Congress in this District and
declined, win support Garfield. Wen
no longer ago than IaSt Saturday, fe
de4f1lared 81 IN tA9 presence eli one our
citfi3ensa that ,she would SEQ Garfield
d--df before he would support him.
Who's .right2n.,.n ..r.,.L ---------.-- ----.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10
iostsee lsleaioasit 2.

Z 9hf o5 Hostste. lfle6tlOAs.i tsnigsGO ~
, Tllerfothowing State, elections arc, to-
occur thissyeabptior toiilra Prositlenzl
tial eleetionaijToGoIq 5ssy otni b3llsYI
MaiRes SeRtember1 14th,s y1uf sti I'd
Nebraska, Oetebef GtlalaK9q 50 ssv
Pemsylyania, d0ctober13ih, ynalu Is !
Ohio. ootoberilstlLo.q ,.sdI ai bsid
Indiana Oetoberilsth,. ii, bswolla ovd
Iowa, sOoteber 18Th, s9m 7tx3 dopa }
WestNirgini5, October 22d3xo ,3ao1t
-'s - -t4-44454-f -.sSsss ------ 7-isIlni i
EN-i'HisIDENT linatGE lies lilahger-;E
ouslylill at ahiSI RESIDENCES I'M gGoneartl9I Il
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10

AN exchange says the RAIDS have
actually arrested negro thief at
Washington. There must be some
mistake about this. When the mat
ter is examined into, it will be found
that the African gentleman is per-
secuted and much abused individual,
and that some white man is at the bot
tom of the larceny. ga
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10
% ma Gg6ll..4a LeglsIa.uses. !

The Georgia LtsislatdrS, which is
larIefyy RepHblican, have voted Is Gx-
pei 4he Negroes from that body. This
no aroused 'tfe iro of the Northern
liattied press, and they arc pitching
hito tie said Legislature "like mad.
W 9 1iavctss4ffcFT6r dotbtel that even De
negroes wotild 2St be betrayed asl
aesertedby thig 1tadidaI party.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10

price established by the Goverement. Whine
grants of the public land may be allowed nee.
essary for the encouragement of impOrtant pub
lie improvements. the proceeds of the sale Of
such lands, and not the lands Themselves,
should be applied.
That the President Of the United States, An4
drew johnson, lApplause,l in exereising the
power of his high office in resisting TIE aggres7
sions of Congress on the constitutional rights of
the States and the people is entitled to the graf
itue of the whole American people, and ON be-
half of the Democratic party, we tender him our
thanks for his patriotic efforts in that regard
Upon this platform the Democratic party ap-
peals to every patriot including the cOnserva-
tive element, and all who desire to support the
constitution and restore the Union, forgetting
all past differences of opinion. to unite with us
in the present great struggle for the liberties Of
the people, and to all such, to whatever party
they may have heretofore belonged, we extend
the right hand of fellowship, and will hail all
such cooperating with us as friends and broth
ers. @
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10

ax-gatherer, in order to pay the curt
rentRxpe the S6uEernment, sat
isfy he hangrv de- land of the bond
holders ail nlsintAtn Freedmen's
Bureau, aud a force, al the point of
the lyonst, IL 3 recons fuction meas
nres IL The Radical RAJ p, the people
will not find it paying business to
neglect these great and vital questions
to listen TO the seRseless tWaadle- OF
Radical ranters about "traitoEssS g Sc
cession sympathizers," and slfSthat
kind Of stuff; nor to heed the blatant
falsehoods abppt fhe xtrsachery OF the
Democratic party to the Union, while
they themselves are sci ting at deiiance
the Constitution andesapping fhespeIy
foundation of the GoSeriimeiiff hAnded
down to us BY Plrer, more patriotic
and wiser, men. To burn our own
fingers in raking the Radical ehestauts
from the fire will prove to- be hei TIER
a lucrative business nor a pleasant
~ ='lTl+s Sts AAs - % a@-Hs1-- saas SNA
pasttllne. Issd-asid AID 81 s,Fssis 81 bAA
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

Te fbll4wHg are the Resolutions
adapted u tile Republican National
-GdAVestioh at Chicago:
Erst-We congratulate the country
on he asstred success of the recon.
.stF6etioH @dets of Congress, as evinced
by the adoption, in the majority of the
States latelyin rebellion, of constitur
tions securing equal, ciYiland- political
rights to ALL and if is the duty Of The
Government to sustain those i1ystitu:
tions and to prevent 4heAeebN Of such
States from being remitted to state
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10

Hon. GEO. Ill. PENDLEToN will posi-
lively address the people at Cleveland
tomorrow, (Friday.) On Saturday
he will address mass meeting in
Akron. .... .uH '.ac sci.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10
"wlil vote q. aaast Is they sEesE.. .. =: az

.FssoFt aid 10 o-s10z1 1ass AA
The country ia sconstantli reminded
by the Radicals that afhe s6fdiers VIII
vote as they shot. That Na4XA Of
them will dc, that same thipg, We bar
the most positive assurance TbRre
assembled insthe city Of New. Y6t4e on
the glorious anniiY Yersary. of our VA
tional Independence, eyeBA 0a0s braves
of the, Union .armX,bsWhQs declared
their unalterable deteFminatisn tOtseRd
their ballots in the direction their bgff-
lets went dnring. the great ia
e., in defense ofs that UaiOn,saRdt,fAat
constitution, bequeathed ssus shgop
fathers; and ifotheiflac ilpani6hsfn in
arms shall do the ne pIej tiliAs, 6 2, 'ase ei xfff
the Radical nominees haKesss SsOrEX
sight of an elections sAHd P1Ny, ll5w
and for orswhatodiflsthe solliens sRhoatR
If there are anyopfse fsehemsiwli6 sgi6t
for 'dfissmieeinSb lei bsred 1ii68is sys liesss OF 4
course, will vote the. Raaiaal stieketaA
If there beahy ofstAe1a wifoaahet4o
pile debt meupfsip high .ga,on the
backs of the toiHng, millions of our
land that TIE 81 ibodhfd nd fol dets, Who phr-
chased the Govsfnih1en bonds as iii ? de-. =
pItreciated. fpaape fpapef, worth 66ith hPngSam nMSm forty to
fifty cehfssd d6h II fhe IL doiiaa,r n HAY 4 fsesigas7
their interest, t,ssaq ss4qq l!lt glltiaAIat aI Yf
principal, in eoins Yli lie the soldier,
the the safllogr ssfillg hs fshaniG sla pd the 1as
b0rer are teompell Ell led eiS u;
hard ard earned ts Y wages @ in IN Rad
per, qf 4pgrse s1lss s1lll such s vi n Eotf tbs
RADICAL Rad So 6cketf.ir vrsy .sooN 1sdsoas
IF Il there bea js9Sl js9SldieE WhQh shot m
disffanchise ipteHige white IN men % and q q
enffapchiise nlla ap hi ignorant peGepes he KiIl,
dophtless, Yete the Radical ticket bns
If there ea3 bs ase asel65ier Whpf sl shot otOtt9 tt9
build UP, p, in nth the Land Of w ashipgtpns
jefferson, el JsGksQn eb @ nls GlaF End Wsbsters
9 grand centralized din ainpegisl g g9Ysrp7 u
ment igr most assgNrehly sAs viii wflraY vote tbbe tbbe
Radical R.asaTI Il 6tickets 2nTasad no .sstdasah
But if there, be asoldier who Shouts
dered his, hi musk rmnlsketi and ;Wstlt forth ta
put doYn an insuryectiop ;ol Tho shot
in no spirit ofl Of rsn noe feE1 614a thA
purpose q Of : conqpest n q on sub iggati ieRt
nor nor to III interfere S6res with I'll the hnstitptip9Ms M
Of any Of tbstf The STATES hid PHt vt to olp msiptaip
the Constitution and M to epfoScs, e the the
laws passed in pnrsqanee 9 of it and to
preserve re the Union T5i y. y ttf ;an The fhe giqktss
pIGNITK 9' Ut and EeyAt1TYs Of ,thetseYefal
States STATE q p F4INPF4i5IHHF poY thaf The war
is tl over AND not a blslssts gf bgt 1GP are
in mrs dreqpisition s 9 the there can't be
of a fbgH doubt bqKt spGfhb sfba Q s soldier espl
pt1ehendingr the gitYatiop ggP and theI mo,
mentous issues irYl5oflIYeed, in this gge9t,
contest, % test, viii vi lI3 vote. be votes "a he
shea, the Rad Won't get sppSl
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10
FROM SAVANNA taa

8 io1sN 10 ios sKvaSsSS4A,, sssFFf. 17bnI
lA?iA!o Bradley Gcoleredd. 7ofWb6 W53ss
l;ltelyfeNpel1ed tromgtheo heoGeorsia sen
ate, held Republican meetingtstbi-
evening, Eel!l He said Cliff and other car
pet baggers and Yankees, are not to be-
tl'u sted, and advised the NEGROES sSsn5t6Hf n6tf
'to trtastI the whites people, sesb ecialiF
the, Yankees; iWh0s were the, 7anea4est
Peo2pIle on earth He adeuied il. even,
the mIlattoes Could be trusted. as as 6i f6e
white Vbi1oa inithiirj veins might foSsiiTH 81
the mastery 1IIe said the recent acc
ii OBI ef9 the dGeplgia tLegisfatilfr r. i'm,
tur Lpllilg ming out the negroes. would, i'm,
crease the majority for Grant, All,
first he Thought the negro xmenib6IlsSl
would tlrawrevolvers, aSltf ass eif9ltbeifa|
rights in .bloodzs whichsiwolfE have 1
benefited the Democrats. He was
glad they had done Otherwise. He
thought theocomineo eieetion9 (which
~ ever way it went would eausarbleedoI
The wlkfs speech R2aaR RWaagR Of "a f9ad3R1BliESS2 f9ad3R1HBliES27
and contrad ietOfS ieIafTa Fef.,ni ifian% OIL
his hearers heing dmbtfiIl which, SIDE
The speaker supported. He, spoke
nearly the Whole evening. About 400
persons we're presentaG Eheoa6eetih@ @k
l"Sseu OH quletly. :I1oX essE
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10
Read 1t.

On the first page of the Press will
be found a complete yindication OF
HoRATIo SEYMOUR against the foul
and false SANDERS of the Radical
press, charging him with disloyalty,
and completely in the New York
draft riots. This article is not made
up from Democratic newspapers, but
presents the facts from the record, and
facts which are entirely beyond dis
pute. No one can rise from the read
ing of this record without feeling how
utterly unwarranted and base are all
the denunciations which have been
heaped upon the Democratic nominee.
Let every Democrat read and then
present it to his Radical neighbor, that
he, too, may know to what depths of
the Radical leaders will de-
scend to injure the fair fame of po-
litical opponent. ,o,ta =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10

ThE D Dem6cfatiic Convention of the
State .te, Sf New = ork, which met at Al
bany on on, the Sd inst, nominated Hon.
John e. Hoffman for Governor.
THE Massachusetts Democratic Con-
yeR6ona pominated5 John Quincy Ad-
ifMs asoeandidate for Governor of that
Statea6t ,rs.ik h,.f... -. .----.-.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10

"a, GREAT 'coSSiFSLI.AjGRAT1oNS has occur
ed at The Casilda WAREHOUSES in Ha
anna, 1t Destroying property to the val
e Of $s55;0o0 ,l'''' q ''
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10

a sBEURE DESPATCH from Fort Hays
itysaysiil Aupaldy of Araphocs and
cheyenne Indians made a dash into
'am DodgesT TonDthe morning of the
rdinstp pbQtawere, driven off after a
neutrality-suspicious. soldiers of the
'inm 1nfantry NV ereflSilled and sew
nteef 'w6uiiietl. Indian loss un-
lrS@h hsuOiItsBbGi bnr ,slHtH agas -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10
,ida' on Z 1S5.Fs 1S.Sf fsi5SsshSS5yg! hSS5yg505 boiz1sn

/ -scyol .2d c1Igsqa kigo9 eds eyJfe6 bls
HlillIISboropgh lllI : iP # II tisJ II Jstats. t oh re 20R
nit, in which he plainly and emphat-
ically declared That the $40 .I United
States bonds are legally PAYABLE in |
greenbacks.. .aH Now Now Y what "a .ars g the
Radical leaders and ST stunmpers, mi that
are denouncing the Denai0 moe 0cracy ~ as as
aliiars liars, sas.sconndre1s, and arepudia-d
tors, going to do do with Ohio tall Sen SEN
at5ooirr for these g streasonable litter ter
ances And if they i, be S,l'ay payable B s m i
greenBaeks after I'VE years, ears, why post
pone their payment for thirty ! and
forty years 1a and contract at that time ne
to : pay the them d in: gold If they be Ie-
gali!y! payable in il igsreenbacks why i! vote
to elect men nj el, "a as. p President 2 and Vice
President and II members rs OF Congress congf.e 81 !
pledged to pay then. in gold !? Let them
consult their own owsin interests and "a main am
tain and defend their own rights IN In
the great contest Pst now 1Hw ffo before EreSaassd edT
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10

Miiy1ls the Sonthern people love
fen. Buthnfa j Because 1tSwherc our
feasure is there is.Our heart Also"
llhaNeM 0rlaansaore is RESPONSE
'le HDr the RheA5eY ! 5d slif , .a.a..
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10

The Democfastss IL the NtiHths C1oahit c1ohd
gressfftonaf 1Dhsaffdt, comp poseds Of the the
counties Of Seneca, Crawford, Huron,
Erie, ottoEwa, and asandd y, have ahred are
ranged for an adjustmeiie 81 1lfesh 1lfefhr elfffs eff
ficulties. The tw6 eandidateas easF1n2oar nornfflld nfld
mated by the Democrats have ii iWfatii1y faify
drawn, drafwRfHga and i GohfvFgBnrtfo ofpaiet phaiet at Ggdei
yesterday to h6o1minate q new eahatlliill
date wh6 is shto reeeiyg the 3aHB sdppe6fft ore
the entire Ii fe Demo carsaae Em Az the fnffNes ffNes
Of our g6ih Il t6 6pfRass 6sppfRaAsas We have tlis
result Of tie 66h bit f6l3ea 81 eafSo&f4 afo&f
the a1aicable afHfras afHfrasnggehieht % q thse dfK
cuftfeissI aliiesrasftoSfdfe e2fsa6 deeS WI
case WIN. H. iGfbs65HH,, the adieaT seanh
date, will Be most assdfeaf aaeaed md
to stay; at Home eed oFsd o' bssoeqxs Hitf
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10

o GEN, ERaNts Iols 2SSafs;tkg addressed
the BcniociStsniof Augusta, Me-, on
Saturday eveniRsslask ,.,.i,.s1 !, .,N,so
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10

J GoLmSAMi Rtkn, IseReEah- yAarsliage4
editor of fatheoP itetoaiaak sef p Piketonds
Pike County, Ohio, is to take1cl,afg6tI h
of the Akron FINES during the cam [
paign! aoaf ilesn,ds i ta&i1 |,
surely have good Tmess .iIlw sso1is1 ]