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to rcprooor out noble Slate 10y such acts
otlcgisatiou Theycqil. themselves Dem.
senis We viii no, call thcp by that hon'
orcd name. They arc the accurscd dema.
gogues who like Vampires have for years
been drawing the Nc bloo'so ot that party
ard have soushito Oseimilo,c it 10 the latc
slave power. Although that power is
broken aud destroyed, those men still
.gfSSlKIko spirit of revenge, aud cherish
it's prcjudiccs.
In an address to The Union sollies. pub.
S5fli5fs0dd 'Sdiors UnIon,
oa' NvmldngJon, ,ile,s following emphatic
reference il made 20 lilo class to who We
have feftftrd go N''A' . '' '.''t'
ity you Src mc yietors 5fgreat principles,
never soy oy1euicr them TO ihs tyrants you
defeated .....l
Fellow comrades, we aro told that those
who deigDded, maintanod, and oougccratcd
il with ttcir Glood are now The enemies OF
The Liberties for which They hayc made
heir sacrilices. ......
ijut wto are our accnsersH What claims
lave they for political respect? xxx.
Wcro thor homes Illuminated at Union
victores2 Or did their hearts saddcu At
rebel defeat
DID tlicy offer to feed the starving garri.
son VI Slnterl Or did they cry sYou
shall not cperce or subjdgate ouriricnds y
Scan heir names and see il they are not
the saniy polluted scAbs HAT have surfaced
the sores Of the nation Tor years men
whoee ramos are upleliered apops the
heroes Of tho war, whose Loyalty las rOttod
IN tho lorgctlnluess Of the past, and. but
for tho events of The last few mouths,
wculI have passed TO their political graves,
unwcpt unhonorcd, aud unsuug." ln,
spircd by the aposhtes uf liberty, these
men now seek TO control to, deslinies OF
The Govenmctl. Their Arguments are, The
same DEPARTURES from truth, Justice. aud
liberty dat have. ever characterized their
political past SchoOled in the nursery al
slavery, trained to bow submissively to its
power, thcir vision cauuot extend beyond
the color Of tho men that have just escaped
trcm the bonds VI their tyrauny AMI op
prcssion, They plead to icite prejudice
against The color which God has beeu
pleased to bcsIow upon nn unfortunate
race, .. .y,. ..
They, stortle with assumed self horror
when they declare That four aud a half
millions of white voters are TO be engulphed
by less than a half million OF colprrd
They can see nothing before their eyes but
Visions OF black supremacy, aud they
clanor TO rob the citizen OF the means by
Which he can protect aud defend his citi
hcnship. They prefer white traitors tc
loyal black men, ....
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DEMOCRATIC -Y LECISLArons.

In the heat of party conflict, mnch is said,
nspl many acrs arc puiurmed, which pro.
ceed from Incorporate zeal Ry common
odssent the maulle Of charity covers such
nets, aud they pass into meriIed oblivion
When, however, we pass from tho stump
Iostrun ami it's exciting rhetoric TO The
Legislative Halls OF tho State, whero the
wisdom OF Ohio assemblies, a highor csti.
nste is based on thoir at,aiumeuts, ard Just
aud equitable action is expected iron chem
let him be Republican or Democrat,
the man who is elected by the people TO
mako lheir laws is bound by his oath OF
office to regard the general iutercsls of the
S;atc at large for which he Processes to
lesislate. When, however, such egiSla
tors forget the ohiect OF their MISSION, aud
ply their avocatious as pot house poGti.
clans when they prostitute their ollicia'
position to CRAFTY the INSCRIPTIONS in.
stinots Of party demagogucs when by
their legislative acts they do violence TO
rorsonal rights aud place patriotism, at dis
count, they manifest the spirit and iuterer
of mon, who like RnRE rtgRRB, nAxruN am
MsRAr, have obtained ham3 of infamous
Immortality.
Such are the class Of men who now coa
trol the legislation Of this State, minus onl,
the power and high personal qualification,
which endowed these eminent legislator
and Cxecutiouers OF tho Fsonoh Re, olu
tiop,
Under the name OF Democrats, these mel
are passing laws alike repusnaut to III,
teachings of JACKSON aud OF JEFFERSON, an,
10 The civilization .; the State Of Ohio
For partisan purposes those blatant advo
Gates of constitutional laws have disre
gafded the organic laws OF this State h,
the enactment of their visible admixtuu
law; they have trampled under lhcir fee
tho interests of morality aud OF education
10y depriviug he students of Universiuc,
aud Colleges oil the ghts OF suffrage an,
they have filled tho measure OF their in
fanny by disiranehisng the manned an,
crippled sollisrs who arc residung in IN,
Soldiers Home. 1t has been cusiomar,
among nations, both civilized aud barba;
aus. IN every age, to honor aud endow ia
brave men who have nobly fought and SUI
fored ia tho interests of their counlr,
This State of Ohio il the FIRST sovereig
State which by it's legislative enactment
has made patriotism infamous and deprive
the poor MANNED cripple of his constituer
rights, because forsooth, by Lis wounds Ii
nation has renewed its life.
Who are these mon who have thus dare
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stenhcns on The Senate.

Alex. H. sSisphons is abontas good Dem.
ocraic authority as can be hunted up, aud
here iswhatAhe said upon the powers of
the Senate 10 lsGl. I'VE commend the ex
tract to our friends in the opposition, who
are now, shriekiug over the "usprpations Of
Congress
" The President Of the United States is
no B,nberor--no dictator he is clothed
W ia no absolute power. lie can do moth.
ins unless backed by power in Congress
Mr. Iihc6lu cannot appoint an officer with.
ont the consent Of the Senate lie cannot
form cabinet without the same consent,
lie Will ne IN tlie conditions Of George ILL.,
who had to ask Wings to appoint his min.
iNers an was compelled to receive cab
met utterly opposed to his views. Anh so
Mr. Lincoln win have TO ask tie Senate Ia
cho5S6 for linn cablnct il tie Democracy
of that body choose 10 put him on such
tetihs. 10 Will have TO do this or let the
governm ht's,op, should the Democracy Sc
determine
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SHALL TT DE A MASS or a DELE
aa> GATE CONVENTION. ....

Como years since propositlonwas made
M tho Convention held OF Portage, 20
change the mode Of represental y. IN the
County Convention, from tho mas3''o the
delegate system. As the war then existed,
sNd very many citizens thereby were
called away from home, no lutth, action
was taken in the matter, and The old pro.
gramms prevailed, AT the spring Conveu
ton the quostion was again Wootod, aud u
resolution passed TINT az the next County
Cosvention ,be proprie,y Of change
should be presented for the cons Iera;ion
aud action Of the people. q, alll W D..
Tho question 10 really an important one,
aud should receive tho consideration its
Importance demands, Tic object TO be
attained is full and fair expFcssion of the
viii of the people in regard TO- oil matters
pertaining 20 their constituent rights. That
expression Of entimint can only DO oh
taiued by each citizen, either attending the
County Convention himself or dulcgatliI
others to represent him. Ia either case.
both time and effort mtst lie used by him
80 give expressioh aud force to his will.
shonld tho delegate system he adopted 1t
will he necessary for n primary township
Injecting to be held in order to elect sucl
delegates as mny he prelcrred. On the
other hand should it be thought preferable
TO continue tho present system of mass
representation in the County Convention
IL is dGty incumbem on sceJy citizen 10
attend such C9HUGHtiOH, and therc give a
free expression Of his constituent rights.
IN either case the duty is imperative
md it may not be long neglected without
danger to the best interests of the 90 nmu
nifty and nation,
II csnnot bc too strongly impressed on
the minds Of our fellow citizens that
tho issues resulting from our primary
conventions, are the prolific agents o
both the good and the bad consequ' nee,
existing under this representative form o
Government. II citizens allow the decis
ions of such conventions TO go by dofaul
o. their presence, they have no right to
murmcr should such decision be adverse
to their principles, and their interests.
II, therefore, the delegate sytem of rep
reseutution be adopted, citizens will bC
Under tho necessity of assembling in lhei
several townships, for tho purpose of elect
ing suitable men 10 represent them in III,
County Convention. II on the other hand
the mass system of representation be pre-
ferred, il il an absolute duty incumbent o
citizens at large to attend aud give fore
and cxpressiou-to their views.
The question to be oonsid cred 10y all il
as 10 tile best and rcadiest mode of OF
tanning an expression Of the popular will
AS the subject is one OF uuch consequence
we hope it will be duly considered an,
freely discussed, then when action on
isrequired, The decision reudored will b
satisfactory,
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...IMPEA CEMENT NpT DECIDEv.-

The impeachmcnt case is stillimpendings
THE dccieioa Of dhe Senate not be
rendsretiu-nn.il- Saturday, -wl'ioIr day
further action of the Senate was adjourned.
h, the meautime Oilui kinds Of rutbors
ptcvaia regmdine tie nrpNrent detection
of sgine efour OF five Republican Senators,
whose leanilgs towards JopSsoS seem
more favorBlle than the merits Of his case
wurrald Their oohsAuens, however, are
on tho alert aid never IN any previous
instance Las fGeie been so general aud
emphatic dohunoiatou Of recreants in
public Office. ha. i-'H n.' "
The rcedlts are sIili dolihfol, yet there
sctnis.at lbc present momcpt a probability
thot decision Of guilty WILDE announced
Whether that he 30 or not, the merits cf
the case wilIhdt be changed. The oficial
acts Of ANDRrw JolSsqN comporis more
fully with those OF tho petty dctators in
the South Amcrc can States, rather than sucl
us should cmauate from the Chief Exlcu,
tive Of tlis representative government.
.lftLe President Of the United States can
arrogatc TO himeolf hepowcr to dictate
what laws shall lie enacted if his jnds.
mcnt iprnishts the c,iicria for .cxpouud
ing the constitutional law Of thisrepublie ;
If, ia CONNECTION ihereWth lie exercises
what may be. admitted to be his just duty
to Administer and execute the law Of the
land, all of which are indicated in the
Presidents My Policy :" then ANDREW
JonNsoS possesses all The Attributes OF a
dcspot, which he is at heart, aud to keep
him in Office will be a tacit admission that
the citizens of ihis Great Republic cor
cede to their President power, which in
character ard force, is more arbitrary and
dcspotic than that possessed by the des
pots Of Europe. .,. .
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Su1EHIrF,s SALE OF REAL ESTATE

EliZ Jennings, In Partition.
VS.. IN MHhOning County,
William Jennings ct al. \ Court Of Com. Pleas.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of decree and orler Of sale issued
in the aborc entitled cause, will offer for sale at
public aucton-on the prcmises-on
FRIDAY, June 20, 1868,
between the lours Of 10 A. NJ. aud ?. NJ, the
following land of the late Simeon jennings, de-
ceased, to-wt Situate in thc county of Wood
and State of Ohio, aud being the southwest y ot
section No. 81, township 6, range IL, containing
l6) acres. Appraised at sl,25O. ~
Terms of Sale -One-third cash in hand, on day
of sale; ouc-third in one year, and onc-third IL
two years thereafter with interest the deferred
payments to he secured by mortgage upon the
premises Sold to mo (nr the parties in interest
.f CHARLES TOWNSEND
Sheriff of lhoning County, Ohio.
p. G. LEWIS 4 II. G. LESLIE, Plf's Att'ys.
Garfield, Ohio, May ., 1868. 3esS
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4 CHANGE in specifications having been m d.
~ notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
will be recc we'd at the Auditors Oidce, of Wood
County, Ohio, until o'olock Z NJ, on FRIDAY,
the oh day of June, 1855, for erecting an mfrma-
~ Butding VA the luhrmary Farm OF SAID county,
at the place To be designated by the County Conn
mlssoucrs, according To a plan aud specific atious
ON hle ia SAID Auditor 0,ace-the contract 10 be
let 20 the loves; responsible bidder and TO be com
pleled en- or before the LIST day of December 1858.
The Commissioners roServe the right "a reject any
aud all bids that may be made that are above the
estimated expense. A copy os the Specifications
can be sccu At the AUDITORS Ohce, OF at BoIgh-
tons Store, in Bowling Green.
ly OUleT Of the Commissioners
J. r. NEWTON, Auditor Wood County.
Fs,r sbwg, o., May IS. 1888. =
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Good for TOIcdO.

On Thursday last the what-do you. -cm Leg
islators of this State met with justly mcritcd re-
bukc in the city IF Toledo. In accordance with
a law recently passed for partisan purposes, a
vote was taken for the election Of eight Police
Commissioners, which has resulted in the election
Of six Republicans and two Democrats, The OIL
icct and intent or the law was bareIaccd in its
character, that many good citizcus who had pre-
yiously supported the Democracy were disgusted
by it, and voted against th,r old associates. This
beginning in Toledo will receive an ample illus
tration throughout the State in October aud No.
vonbcr neSt. The cloveu foot las been too mani
fest to admit Of further doubt us to the necessity
for giving nm emphatic vote against the class o
men who now control the legislative action of thi,
State. ..r
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MUTUAL EFFORTS NECESSARY TO
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Hos loIlN &stodAN, Comnonlcrin Chief
OF the G,aod .Sfuy Of the Republic, has is.
sued a generaIorder announcing that tiie
3OtFof May is designated for the purpo' e
of sirowipg with flowers or otherwise dec.
Grating ihe graves Of their Comrades WHO
fcli during lie war.
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May 1t, 1868.
DErITIoN FOR DIVORCE.

Mary Swcaringcn, Court Of Common Pleas.
I,,, S.,,, Wood County, Ohio.
Tho said John Swearingen will take notice that
there is now on file in the office of the Clerk o
said Court, the petition of Mary Swcnringen, the
substance AMI p'aver of which is that tho defend
ant has been willfuy absent from the plaintiff fol
III ,rc than three years last past. anil asking thai
she may bc divorced from said defendant. Sale
cause will ne for hearing ON the 26th day of June
1868.
J.K. & J. NJ. ilORD. Attys for Plaintiff
Pcrrysburg, May IL, 1868. 3fsB -
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Hon. j. VI. Ashley in Charleston, :. c.
BY the following which We cory from
the Charleston Christian .ldcocdtc, of April
Is, it win be perceived that Mr., ASHLEY
has bocn stumpins it in the original hot
bed of secession
THIS distinguished gentleman, member
OF Congress, from OHM, aud who frs,
moved IN the lower House, that the Prcsi.
dent must be impcached, has beeu visiting
our State. Arriving on Friday OF last week,
in Columbia, he Addressed in the afternoon,
large number oi the citizens among whom,
were many of the distinguished whites o.
! the city Mr.. Ashley briefly but strongly
/ vindiCntcd the action of the North tower
| the South, both before und since the war
as kind and concilating. The South had
gone into war without cause, aud to main
tain slavery, it had gained nothing, but lost
everything. The North had offered terms
/ Of settlement more .hunane,- more generous
than any copqucring party had over done
before, and had they not been foolish, those
terms had been accepted, The South had
not only compelled the freedom of thciI
slaves, but they had forced the ballot int,
their hands. lie felt great sympathy lol
the masses who would never have gOnC
into the war but Tor their leaders, aud fol
'G0 "itr ~ A., ,Ho, H Lal hoon 3onainaI is. Worut
pmS na S ""' "Lo" ,1tI n" vu :; NN'H,
NJ ,,,iI no ,D n,e" t"ns ;r , w.,
az, S;g''i mV,'" ~ ELL "aS INV" ""V - i"Ly
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VI ue l"NnS P'eSen' esNpe.' .'Vnoe" H'e'
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tho dcsircdsohjeot 81 irmaking available on
6uo water power aud tins lead lsiho il.
ifoducilou Of betA cnd.al aod Iab6r ty
widci mea,,s ihe lont-expecied but oltdis
appointed tSpecledo,a ,of PenysburgI will
be realized, ard its real estate o wUers, It's
merchants, its rneclia6ics, aud tho farmers
all will be benefited. G
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T.oST.

TNWO Promissory Notes-onc given by II. II.
/ Dodge to e. G.. Hum, on which there is all
Endorsement of thirty dollars given for Forty
eight Dollars; and one given by Robert Munro to
Thomas T. Shaw, on which there is due now
about Ninety Dollars. The original amount foT
which the uote was drawn is not known. All per
sons are cautioned against buying said Notes.
JOHN y. SHANNON.
MAY Il. 1868.
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Feminns Let Free.

The s1orelafy,ot State has received The
following froth tho British Minister at
Washington ........
III B. NJ. LgCArIoS, Washing on, May 0
Mr. SEWARD: give youa copy Of a
telegram which have just received from
Lord Stanley. ul .H.u
Nngle, Nugcnt, Leonard Lee, and Fhz
gibbou having signed document acknowl-
edgUs that they came in the Jacmel and
expressing their regret for so doing, have
been set free aud We're 10 sail yesterday
for America. Sincerely yours,
EDWARD IHJRNTON
Mr. Seward replied as follows:
DEPARTMENT OF SrATy,
WAsiINGToN, Nay ..
My DEAR Ma TuoHNrDN: lthaGk you
for the pleasing Information youhave givcl
me, Of the s,.,aled Fouiau prisoners, Ma.
gle, Nu5cnr Leonard, Lee, and FizIihbon
Very sincerely yours,
w. II SEWARD.
TO r lwarl Thornton. E.q., &c.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST.

NNE Prmissory Note, secured by mortgage
~ given for Three Hundred Dollars, by Byror
lockwood, ia favor of --- Nine. One ludorso
ment of fifty dollars, aud one or two smaller in
dorsemcntS of interest on said uote. Date mo-
known. Supposed to be lest in or near Pcrrys
burg woOd County, Ohm. All persons are eau
toned not to buy said Note,
WILLIAM UFER.
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Tug National Convention of German
Turner's, plior to ito Adjournment at BoS.
ton, on the 7th inst, passed resolutions sus'
taiuiug lho measures OF reconstruction en-.
acted 10y Congress, calling for tho payment
Of tho National Debt aud interests in &C
cor,lanco with tho promises mado 10y thc
Government, aud asking for a gradual con,
Solidalion OF tho dilgreut loans into one
debt, with moderate ratio of interest, The
resolutions also call for hc wautNiauce of
the Monroe pucune, ask that the isrll
rates shall he liked upqu tho equalization
principlc, aud urge compulsory measures
lor the attendance Of chillIea at ow puoljs
schools.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

70 z lwarl Thornton, E.q., &c.
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