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NOTICE.


w BY Recommendation Of the State
Central Committee, notice is hereby given
20 the Democratic and Conservative yoters
Of Carroll county to meet at the usual places
in their respective districts, on SATURDAY,
the I'D Of August, inst, at 2 O. clock, r. n. |,
70 choose five delegates for each district 10
meet in County Convention, at the Court
House, Westminster, on SATURDAY, the both
day Of August, instant, At o'lcock, r. NJ,
TO select Five Delegates 70 represent Carroll
county in the Congressional Convention
called 70 meet at Hagerstown, on the 9th
day Of September next; and also to select
Five Delegates TO represent said county ia
the State Convention called 10 meet at Bal.
timore, on the Sd day Of September next,
70 choose Presidential Electors for the State
Of Maryland. Special attention TO this
matter is requested.
On behalf of tho County Central Com.
niittcc, JOS. M PARKE,
Chairman.
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TRUSTEES SALE
a Valuable Farm.

The undersigned. Trustee, by yirtn. AZ
the Decree Of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, IN Equity, passed ia the matter OF
me PETITION OF Jacob II. Houck, will offer
the land named In said cause Of Public sajs.
20 the highest bidder, on tie pfeanis,s' ~
hONDAf the sIst day Of August, fSss.
at z o clock, p. n.
This land Is situated Ia Carroll couptv
Nd. on the Turnpike Road leading from
sianchesler 20 Hanover, Pa, about miIe
rom ths Maryland and Pennsylvania State
Line, adjoining lands Of John M. Nae
Eh Fuhrraan and csaers, and contains
80 Acres OF Land, IN ore OF res..
Abou. acres are covered With TIMBER
ana the residue y cleared land ia tolsr-
able state Of cultivation. and Il enclosed
with ordinary feacing The Build;nes con.
s,st OF y Log Housc, Log Stable. SaaoL.
House, Hog House, &c.
There 10 an excellent Apple On.bar8 AZ
the property and other Fruit Trees. -
The above property will be SURVEYED Ia.
lore TIE day OF sale so ns 10 ascertain the
exact quantity, &c, aud plat thereof vii
De exhibited on the day of sals.s
HE Terms OF Sale as prescribed bv The
Decree are as follows ;---Dne third part Of
the pnTehaao money shall be paid bv me
purchaser or purchasers to the Trustee ON
me day OF sale, or on tho ratification ,hcrs.
Of by tho Court aforesaid; and tho residpe
70 se pad N two equal payments, the ono
70 % paid - one year and the other n 10
years rum The day OF sale, and To Be secu,.
90 70 The Trustee By the notes Of the pur.
chaser OF purchasers, with approved ,eea.
riy % bs approved BY the Trustee, and said
notes TO bear interest from the dat az sale
JACOB II. HoBCK,
Trustee.
J. y. B1uNgkRrxfR, Scl;citar.
ftts. n a. tH.4s 4 81.
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Real Estate Agents.

THE undersigned, having associated the
Real Estate Agency with their Banking
business, viii be ready with blank forms,
for the description Of property BIZ the 25tl,
Of August, 1858. Any persons desiring to
sell or purchase property, viii do we'll by
calling on
FRIZELL 4 MANNING,
B3oKEns,
and Real Estate Agents.
aug D,---tf Westminster, nd.
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The buildings arc all new, the HOUSE
Is about 80 X 81 feet, Of stone,
laidoifiuio ccnyenientrooms, A.1A-.l
with good dry cellar, and r. ~
water ia the Kitchen, Cellar, z1,t7..4-
Chamber and second story, forced OBJ By 4
hydfn1lic RAM N sN ~ ~ p
The Barn about 90 a. Is OF stone aud
Frame, with Corn Crib and Wagon Shed,
attached, and Water ia the yard. There Is
q Hog House, Carriage House with Toe
Cellar underneath, Wood House, Hen.
4 SAW AND GRIsf MILL y
with long shaft and pulIcys 10 drive circular
saws, farming lsthes, &c., a comfortable
Tenant House, and Stable all new, also 4
small Tenant House.
Farm No. 2, contains about
135 ACRES,
aud Is tho residence Of the subscriber The
House Is White Frame with Stone Baseme emf
and Of convenient siza. The Barn Il frame
With stone basement, about 65 AZ feet
with Wagon Shed and Corn Crib attached.
Wood House, Hog House. Carriage House
Grain Shed, Smoke House, Wash d Sprina
House, with Spring unsurpassed and nc
Both farms have been well lined, and are
productive. and have a good proportion Of
Valuable TIMBER, sufficient To furnish ali
the supply OF rails Of the best quality for
centuries, BY proper management.
Each farm has TWO Orchards, both young
ones, OF choice Apples and Peaches, and AZ
abundance Of cherries.
For further information call on the sub.
scrlber near Linwood, on Tie Western Nd
Railroad, also near Unioniown, Carroll
county, Nd, hispost Office.
s:e.i NATHAN HAINES.
augs2nr-5t snh NJ.
rTNRIXl TRIxiE-A delightful pcriemc loi
J. the breath. Sold at "wcst Kndn Drug
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Western Maryland College.

lscogrORATgD NJ THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
o. MARYLAND, MARcH, 1868.
TINS Institution for the reception ofyoune
Gentlemen aud Ladies, will open its iirst
session under the control ofthe Incorporated
Board Of Trustees, on Monday, September
18th, 1858.
For further particularE, address
REY. }. r. WARD, Principal,
Westminster, Carroll connsS, Nd.
aag 20,--it
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a Young lady writing to her mother
rom Europe says: "Send me dozen
BEETLES OF Barrett's Vegetable Hair
Restorative What I took with me Is
all gone, and 1 cannot think Of spelling
my hair BY using any other.j The
Of all who have nsed Barsstt' !
WI confirm this lady's experience. y
Boston Transcript
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wEsTmsNsrER mARKrrs.
Reported Expressly for the Apvocaru by Tho,,
z. Boilers a Co.
sliol.EsAtE fRiurs.
BALTIMORE mARKETs.

TvEspAy, Aug. Isth, 1868.
:. ftesT - Howard Street Super and Cut
Extra = 0oaS9 60, do shipping Extra 10 so
ash %. do High Grades n 5glaSl2 20, do
Family i1 bDa$I3 IS. Western Shipfinr
Extra 10 BASIL %, do Choice Extra ii o
ASH 10; do Family % Odaep0 90. Ctv
MillA Super Q 00aSi 10 90, do Standard Ex.
Ira 10 55asii ODi do Shipping Brands TX.
ira IL DQaS " rs. lialtinidra High Grade
EStra - O0asi3 co. Rye Floor 10 GOA
$40 .. Corn MealO 0DA$6 rs.
6fafa. Receipts Of Wheat to-day we're
ZOO bushels white and ~. 600 bushels rcd.
We report sales, via. 100 bushels fair 20
prime white Of : s5as0 90; 100 bushels
good do At ? g5as2 IS. Corn Sales Of $50
white a. 81 70 400 bushels ycllow At sii7.
Data sales II 100 bushels new NJ 7ualO cts
weight 100 bashels az 5s css measure.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, !
Aug. 18th 1853.
HesT Cafiis. Tho offerings Il the Scales
daring the passweck amounted 20 1875 bead.
Tho prices ranged rs follows Old Cows and
scalasags, 81 2 sTaS 90, ordinary thin
steers oxcn and Cows O0aS 90, fair quail.
~ Reeves O0as7 and the very hes, Beeyes
q . Toast q pr ioVlba. The average prics
being about IS e grosa.
SAssP. Pair TO good shcaFod sheep NJ
4a5 cania. per %. gross.
Hogs. = t'fsces ranged ~ followsi fair TO
good live Hogs 10 5Vatll IS per 100 lbs
net.
Woot -Un~ashed NJ 81 10 ~ cents; Tub
washed 81 10 ~ ecGtai No, ], pulled, 81 to
80 eenis.
LtaiAss. City Slaughter e. 10 "A ccn,s,
Rough Skirsing 30 TO % cents; Spanish Sole
~ TO ~ cents Country Slaughtered sS 70
~ cents.
Hfdcs. - Association Steer a. Ill 10 IS
cssi Gov 10 % u centsi Baenos Ayrcs 2it
70 PA ccnts, Gold.
Hay. Good to prime baled TImo,hr at
so per ton.
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Go Wednesday evening oflas. week,
Bailitf Matthews arrested and carried
before Justice Hoppe, Mary johnson
aud Martha Bournstick, oolored, for vi.
olating ordinance No. IL Of the city
laws. BY rioting aud lighting. They
were 6ned 81 aud cost
Constable Williams arrested aud
brought before the same Justice, John
zeptz fbr violating The Sabbath Laws,
by working. He was fined s5 and cost.
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ON the 4th instant, between Odd seIIows
OHell, aud the Railroad, Purse, with
steel clasp, containing about SIS OF $40,
and jet Breast Pin. The finder will be
Literally rewarded BY leaving il at this Of
fee.
mug 20-3t.
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NO. 9lT EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Sarah WockIcy next friend, &C.,

~.
Emily J. ard VIM. N. wcekley.
nRbEeEp this 18Th day Of Aneusl, 1868,
~ tina, the Audit liled IN this cause be
finally ratified and confirmed, unless cause
% the contrary thereof be shown on or be.
fore the tth day Of September next proyid.
cd copy Of this ordered be inserted In
some newspaper puhIiShcd III Carroll eoun.
y, for two successive weeks before the last
named day.
JOHN u. BOYLE, clork.
True copy-festi
aug 20, --2t JoEs D. BoYLE, Clerk.
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IRusrEE's SALE
r EAL stare,

80
TNHE andersigheI, Truslee, appd;s,s,, :,
u the case Of J&iney "a Steele ~. fs;a,,3
70 John w. Steele and otsefs. ae,,;nss ieI,eJ
W. Steele and others, in the CiFrrsif f,s,ss
for Carroll county In Ea0ity win offer ~,
Real Estate III sflid cause detfeegl IA ia s,'iT
at Public Sale, TO the highest bidder. ~ ~,
premises. on SATURDAY. ND 5ih dav ~
September, 1868, at z O'Clock. p. M $40
Heal Estate is situate In Freedom Distr;eT
Carroll county Maryland, near W;neeid
Roat Office, and DefnnreyiIie. n,lsai,,;,,s
lands OF James and Perry Skidmore. and
others, and contains $50
s2759 ACRES or LAND.
more OF less. About lsO Acres i c,,vs,.,,t
with fIARIsR /; the residue II cIsarel land land
under good fencing. The buildings On iii.
property consist Of K os,.,f,
&a table Log Rough. Cast % reii.
NJ - ing House, BaFn. Sns;.s
s6llz 6 - House, Meat House. Onartsts
two Tobacco Houses, and other BuildIngs
and an excellent Apple Orchard and otbsrr
Fruit Trees Of different kinds. This Land L
well adapted 70 the growth Of Tobacco ,,d
y watered BY ellis Fails which runs tbrongh
IT. and there is water power on il of sui6.
Gent strength for mill or factory Of any
kind. Two Churches and & Free S Scbaayl
are within half . mile Of the property.
The Terms Of Sale as prescribed by ,be
Decree are as follows :--One.t part of
the parchase money shall be paid by sbe
purchaser q purchasers to the Trustee on
the day Of sale or upon The ratification
.nerepf BY the Court aforesaid, and The res.
idue to be paid u two equal payments. The
one 70 be paid ID one year and the other 10
be paid in two years from the day Of sale,
and 70 be secured by the pnrchaser's noteS
with. security TO be approved Of by tho mn.
dersignedi bearing interest from the day Of
sale. a' y
JAMES II. STEELE, Trustee
y. j. BAuMcsnTSER, Solicitor.
: THosAs u. BucKSoaAx, Aucrr.
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"a rsn4rn.'

On the I'd instant, By Rev. Yineling, Mr..
Jacob WinteEmyess and Miss Elisabeth Love,
both of this County.
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The town Of I.aporte. California. was
o. ssrcyed by fire on the 10th instant.
Loss half million.
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FnkprRicg AND PESSsYLvAsIA
LiNE RAILROAD IA Organization VI
the Frederick aud psDnsylvapia Line
Railroad was effected az Woodabofo,
Frederick county, o. Monday the 10th
instant, BY the almost unanimous cleo.
ton Of tho following gentlemen as rs
officers for the ensuing year, vizs--
President, John Ioats. Directors, John
Siffcrd, }. Alfred Hitter, Lewis Bruner,
John Reifsnidsr, David J. Markey,
Wm. II. Paleoner, A. w. Eichelbefgcr,
VIM. Rinedollar.
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Notice to Bridge RuiIders.

Ans Connty Commissioners viii yeccive
proposals until September !, 1898, for re.
pairing the old Bridge over Piney Creek. on
The road leadin& frrm lanny town 10 Ila.itfs-
berg; or the Building Of new Wooden
Bridge Ia lieu thereof nj said point. &B
BY order Of Board. ~
JAMES BLIZZARD 20
aug l3--4t CLERK.
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i AD aasss Dress Goods al g gcS,s !, %
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SO. ass EouITY

In Tho Circuit Court Tor Carroll coauty.,
William L. Towsou and others, rs. .Benis.
imia 'Bixler and others. III
nRDERED this sd day Of August, Al b.
" 1868, that the sale made ana report<dA
10 the above cause BY Charles r.. Reifsnidef.
Trustee, for the sale Of the Real Estate AZ.
creed TO be sold, be ratified and coniirmcd.
unless cause 70 the contrary thersofbe shown
on or before the 7th day al September next.
provided acopy Of this order III inserted n
some newspaper Published in Carroll corn.,.
", Maryland, once q week for three sueces.
instant. fRsfs3 II ~ ss-1
!, TIE 2, Report states shd amoaps 81 salss u
JonNsB. BOYLE, CLARK. lA NJ
True copy--Test $50 -.
aug 6-7s~s q Jxo. D. Boris, Clerk.
..s NO 80 EoUffY. 7T7T
Inthe Ciruait Court for Carroll County.
alss William n. Garry. ~ lssoi
s George VI Pilsou, ia sd
nRDERED this 7th day OF Aucu.t fsees fbaf
~ The Audit tiled Id this cause b. finally raj.
ned and eontrEned unless cause % the contrary
thereof % shown on Or before the 9Th day 81
Augustnext5 provided copy Of this order Be-
inserted for two successive weeks In come nav
paper published in Carroll coui.ty, MARYLAND.
before the last named day. 7's-7T7y
JOHN b. BOYLE, Clerk.
True COPY, ST@t4 sd "a
aug is,--2v, JoHs B,.l3eyLr, Clerk.
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SO Acres & 22Perches


30 Acres 81 22Perches
of well improved Limestone Land, with q
QuarFies open thereon, and laid on IL ciah.
convenient Lots. under good fencing. with
running Water in all but two, about I Acres
u tine TIMBER, good Meadow and nice
sirsnn Of Water passing through the place,
VIE Improvements are superior and
web dnished NEW R.ruk
BRICK HOUSE, :.;;M.
IS feet front BY ~ feet deep, Alk{
With back building attached. 30l fset long
BY ~ feet wide, three stories high, with
A coon .SlgI7iZER BARN
- by 81 feet, Wagon shed, Carriage
House and Corn Crib attached never
failing Spring 81 excellent Water near Inc
dwelling, With Dairy. Hog House, &c.
There Is y fine Young ORCHARD, near the
house, 81 100 choice Apple Trees, IN bear.
ing. and Dc many choice Peach Trees, ID
sides great many around the Helda
The locaiion 4 fine healthy one. and
the nsighborhood Il very good, being prov.
mate W Churches. Schools, Mills, Stores. &c.
Persons wishing 10 siew the Farm will
please on tbesubaciihe residing thereon
who will take great pleasure 10 showing the
Eamc.
HENRY DRAcH.
aug 23,-ts 3t N8H4 I
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rTNRIxi TRIxiI--A delightful pcriemc iot
J. the breath. Sold at "wcst Kndn Drug
Store, by Z. o. Grimes.
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J. :. BaunGARrxka, Solicitor. I
anf y J. iIEsKr Horrs, Aucs'r.
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In tho Circuit Court for Carroll county,
William 7. Towsou and others, %, Benjs.
min Bixler and others. III
The New York herald., 1868-11-08

curious collection OF maps OF Paris Is about To-
be Deposited in The Municipal Museum OF that ciiy.
The most remarkable OF the different plans KNOW
are the following:--i. manuscript found at .ns .
Abbey OF St. Victor, representing Paris aoous Qua w.
year l400. II was engraved by Dheulland In s.voi
< second drawn afteT piece 0f tapestry. showing
Paris at about the same date Those are the most
ancient existing with the exception OF soWe ,a
BILE manuscript given TO the city OF PARIS py MI
min Didot; the map executed r,a una9l ihyary &
an italian plan OF iteo; g. that OF ynesne, IA
twelve sheets Of the year oOs sisn OF aerdy @
O. one Of the year 1918 engrsyoM snd IN Is2a ~ ~
map Of is which gives only 1e ,sss streets i, those s Of
boissesu and 0ombouss sacn y tsl o} nsisr W ao,
~ i3t a. y, y jouvn ~ de Rocho drawn up Ia 1897
Since the commencement Of the eighteenth g. century
nrnr,,ns einq those of FebIen, 1726; Turgot 1885
he curious map By Bonamy l74o, for the inundatiod
,sS,ch tooS place that year. when the waters OF the
define rose ID nearly twenty eight feet at the scale u
the PertRoyAt end the plan w verniQuet In 17se.
The New York herald., 1868-11-08

cause trouble but such artfc as man can eat vnd
wear would be very acceptable
All the chlefB l met have desired me to state.
through your columns how thankful they are fQf
what has already been done to them, and that tn9y
Will pray for ever and ever for the prosperity oothe
American people.
A march OF twenty-seven miles brought your cor
respondent back TO the sea coast very tired and
weary, with one certainty In his mind which is. that
the Cretans win never give up until Crete is
feeling a. prevails among the insurgents v not to be
found anywhere ese
1t Ia not possible to leave Crete without feeling
gres at parting from 1t. There Ia something 80 pure
IN the air, 80 soul inspiring In the noble mountains
that your correspondent could not but realize that
he was indeed leaving
land whose azure mountain tops are seats
For gods In council: whose green wales, retreats
Fit for the shades OF heroes, mingling there,
To breathe Elyaian peace In upper AIR.
The New York herald., 1868-11-08
A srccsserrL coIoRrp COMMUNITY. thirds

SrCCrgeYUL CoLoRED COMMUNITY. .-Two-t tifrds
OF the population OF Calvin township, Cass county,
Michigan, Is made up OF ooiored people. They pay
tricts averaging nom sify.1ve TO seventy scholars
each and are about equal In four others and paid
AZ $50 taxes last yeaL Tuey own 1ve-elghths 0f the
jand In the town. aud that the most choice amount
ing TO IA, 400 acres which ia worth forty doters per
acre naidng their entire valuation Ia landed pro-
perty f571 600. or course trey have Ia addition
large ON ouIt Of other property
The New York herald., 1868-11-08

total population Of 3,o4e Indians. or these the
SnneWss spa naes snd Foxes Of oe,s soe
shaws kaskaskeas and Weas, Shawneea, Delawares,
Kansas, or Kaws Kickapoos and Ottawas are
friendly ana rapidly growing into Above Tor agri-
OF the nations in this superintendency the follow
ing are now on the warpath:-
Klowas ana Comanches es..................... 2so0
Arapnoes, Cheyennes and Apaches. ........... 1000
Total. esoo
The southern superintendency. including Arkan-
sas and part OF Kansas contains 81 lS9 Indians,
braclng sixteen tribes OF which the Creeks, Chero
KEGS, Choctaws, Chickasaws, Seminoles and Osages
represent OF that population and are the fur
nations and are Interested on their own account In
peace.
populaton Of 20 s6o with the following tribes:Na-
yajoes at reservations ~ Or at large, Maquache Ules
Jecariiia& & Apacnes on the Cemarron Capote and We
bers &C., and captives held In peonage. The Nava-
joes number about 1890 and are not considered rel
the 6tes and remainder in this region profess friend
ship. The Utes are guided more by interest than
The superintendency of Colorado embraces popu-
lation OF 5000, all Utes processing friendship
The superintendency or Dac0tah, including the
tribes OF that Territory numbers an aggregate popu
iation OF 29.s3o Indians and sixteen tribes. or
these roaming bands, cutting loose from the parent
stock, are continually moving about committing
tunity offers.
We thus hnd an aggregate Indian population,
mostly within this department, as f0ll0ws-
Northern superlntendency cy................. 1898
Central superintendency Observation-Disclosures. 13,O49
Southern superintendency. Observation-Disclosures. 81, 1S9
New Me MexicOsuperintendency ............ 1850
Colorado superintendency. cy.................. 5000
UacOtah guperintendency. cy.................. 90 $50
Total .1ss, ,225
or these we find the following nations actually on
the warpath at this time within tins department
The figures are the aggregate population OF men,
women and children:-
Northern Superlntendcncy-
Brule and Ogallalla Sioux. 1885
Cheyennes ......................... 1900
Arapahoes Observation-Disclosures. 750
Santee Sioux Observation-Disclosures. 1,340
Central superintendency-
Ki0wa and Comanche.. $500
Arapahoes Cheyennes and Apachcs. ....... 4,00o
Jicaulle, Apaches and others .............. 1,795
Total .................o0 o0370
or this aggregate we may estimate from 5000 to
10000 warriors. All these Indians possess horses
and are excellent riders The Sioux have not openly
declared hostilites though Ia known depredatlons
have been committed by them. OF the others all
have involved themselves In war.
Brevet Brgadler General Alfred Sully, Lieutenant
Colonel Third United States infantry; Brevet Cap
tain -, first lieutenant Third United States infan-
try, and. George M. Sternberg, Assistant Surgeon,
returned here to-day and will return to Fort Dodge
tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1868-11-08

BONE PuNrKIrs-samuei A. Townsend, Of Kent,
Conn.,, raised on his farm the past season NAM
moth pumpkin which measured In circumference
seven feet and weighed Hay pounds. From the
time II budded till 1t ripened and was picked, by
actual calculation, II must have grown two and
half pounds per day, or one ounce and three quar-
sors Der hour. II IL estimated that m wouh require
Ten cans a milk TO make Il into pies.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-10-22
Roosting Lower.


'l For several days after the late
election the Radicals claimed they
had achieved unprecedented victories
in the State of Ohio, Pennsylvania and
Indianna-claiming some 10000 to
25,00O majority in Ohio, 1900 in
Pennsylvania, and 10000 in Indiana.
More complete returns show that they
have been roosting altogether too high,
that their majority in Ohio is some
ten thousand less than claimed by
them in Pennsylvania their majority
is from 5000 to 10000 less, and in In
diana their majority of 1900 two
years ago has been nearly or quite
wiped out. Under these circumstances
the Democracy have much cause for
encouragement, and it behoves every
one who cherishes the principles Of
the Democratic party, who is in favor
of the equality of the States and of
the people, to again buckle on his ar
NOR and goi into the great fight on the
third day of November, with the
fixed determination that whatever
fate may betide, he will omit no effort,
leave no duty unperformed that may
serve to change the tide of battle, and
give the victory to the friends of
equal rights, the Union and the Con-
stitution. Go to work then, fellow
Democrats, up and at them again, and
victory will be yet ours. r-E-Iln. Il.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-10-22
Attention Foreigners!

About election time the Radicals
fall terribly in love with the foreign
population. The sweet German ac-
cent,and the rich Irish brogue" have
great charms for them about the time
they are in want of votes. The Mead
willie Republican, Radical paper, of
the date of the 10Th inst, thus talks
about our Irish. population. Let our
foreign citizens, of whatever nation-
ality, read it, and then say whether
party that utters such sentiments is
worthy of their votes:a aag II ,a q
.tThat portion of our Republican
polltltions who hoped to gain votes
among the Irish at the late election
ought to be satisfied that efforts in
that direction are vain. As a class
the Irish voted against us. With few
exceptions they belong to the negro.
hating copperhead Democracy. In
this city they were the most active
men on election day. The ink was
hardly dry on the naturalization pa-
pers of several of them before thew
We're the noisiest politicians in the
ranks of the opposition. They are
the most clamerous of all men against
"nigger equality" but nsajoritU of
them are neither as intelligent nor as
good citizens as the negroes. TO dis
Franchise oar colored citizens and oiye
the ballot 70 the ignorant Irish is a re-
loro0eh to oar ciciIizGtioa. The next
battle we have in Pennsylvania must
be to rive the ,.imht of cnAIac.o ~ A.