The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-07-08
formerly z cost ! So, ,00O, 900 t1S5 annually

Has American shipping grown 80
much that you have Is Keep vast ns.
vies to protect it 2,n10h no,sour tariff
has swelIb aSvaS. Am ericaH. ships from
the ocean, We. have lost the carrying
trade the British have, got that.
Tncn why don'tyOu give the builders
of merchant ships The NOISY spent OK
the navy, by way of drawback on du-
ties p Would that starr weEiQ stiegr
ship yards ? Oh, yes, half the cost
would do it. Then, why is it not.
done /? NE did not think ofltrealiy,
We have been So busy with the i'm
parchment aud negro questions. thai
we forgot our sailors ahT mechanics
But we see that the War Department
this year spent Sf28, ,S6S, 466, when the
year before it spent. only about $95-
OOO, 200, = Fhe,l9pger5 I'VE have eace,
the more the army costs. How is
this? Well; it costs q great deal to
keep soldiers and Freednen's Bureau
Agents, and to feed and clothe ne
groes ofltheh South. But why Go you
dosit9-Iset the negroes support tiIem-
seIves.I You make the laborers Ofthe9
North work to feed and clothe the
idle Athens. True, but by so doing
we, get their votes, and they wlllsend
| our travelling agents to Congress we
| shailr get twenty Senators ih-this way,
white a nay iority of the people Of the
United States, living in nine States,
have only eighteen. Fhe people may
vote as they please, but they cannot,
| get the Senate, nor repeal any of the
laws, we got through for our advan-
tage ave have, e,manageda it so that one II
quarter ofthe people have more pow Z
er iii the Senate than three-a 1arters
| we nov own the negroes Of III aQ3tA. /.
Did weinOt. buy them by onr 5a5nd \
NndlTndaeyi?'We. see wherest1e sja6 \
i ey goes we now see v H. 7flte els dls 4
/ of our county is 81. tain ;at,, sYe now /
see why ilevaltesoG our r - p, mon
4 ey i1ssinkihg9 Itwas only 2I4pe.r cent.
1 discodi1t in 1866, it is now al dis
il cQug99ti ci{Q?lug99ti asahGut %, per. CENT; we. now
. see Why surolaborers and pensioners
i are cheated by9c false dollars. If the
A the fianic- cares, to know, why he 1a-
! bors, 50 many hours, let him study the /
i reports of the Secretary of the Treas
ury. 1t is clear why business is him
! dered and business men perplexed.-
), We nov know why the PUBLIC eredi-
J toris oharrasseu by our dishonered j
tcredit, and the taxpayer is hunted .
! Edown BY the tax gath berer.i The negro /
f military policy of the Repub bliean, par
r tY II at the bottom Of these TROUBLES:
, We now get at the real issue between
Y -Partiessz=-Pi Esepubsicans, -by-@their
r nominations's and resolutions, are
l pledged to keep up the negro militia
4 Fry Policy, with AL all its, cost and taxa
5 nons,z These will lobe.9 greater hereaI-
II bteraL The government of the South is
/ togo into the hands of the negroes
p We haYe said they are unfit to be vo-
e ters al the North The Republicans
a say they shall be Governors at the
d South: We are clearly opposed to
= this policy. We haveseen how much
l, it costs the Taxpayer, the bondholder
e and the ,labOrer in. the past three
, years. l will be as hurtfuT in the. el-
e ture. We have also seen how using
e the money to pay, our debts would
'r have helped the Taxpayer, tho bond
h holder and the labOrer in the past. 1t
Il aHEitFdO as much in the future The
d iwhOlequestion isIobreught down to
ot this clear point: shah I'VE use our
d money to'Pay Our debts, relieve the
II tfaNePay Il, make, our money good In
e the hatlds ofithe IabbreT or pensioneF.
v and help, the bondholder. :? or shalAMe
II use it to keeRtpp military -despotism,
n feed idlenegroe5. i,reak down the ju-
+ dietary, shackle vthe. ,exseutfves and
], destroy all constitutional rights
1t I tCries of ''No "a N65,!',y1If. have said
le nothing id 'behaif 0f Or r. -agaipst the
s views Of any one WHO'S spokensof as
IS a candidate for the Presidency on the
III Democratic side.i'I' have tinlvA said
ir what eachOne agrees To- and lis'iff ia
mi Lyor of. aNQlman1 has, beennanlatIW VT o
= is not in favor of reducing. iexpepses
le and making our paper as gnod a.
ll-i gold mo man haSIheen manned who
trd is aqt infayoro of cutting down militia
i, ', ~. expenSes,i, No man has, been nam,
- e, WhoIs not in favor of using he
" nluneYldrawr from the tax PAYERS 70
1t. / pRy the public debt. M man hes
-
" general 2InneSty 1.-The people rOf Tho
y, South. No man has been named
u l'whO is not an "a phoIder of Constitu
nc tlOra / HighfsVEiND o 7in8n has theeh nam
ef ed by q the spfmGGratic partYdw host
kt election WonlQ othelp the taxpsver
!, the pensioner, the 7fab6rer, ard tn.
- bondholder. On the other hand, tn.
st,s eapdi,dattes oQG tAe RebHpliraR. party
o. are !iefggf9 e t9ely Pest poIi IicyiWhicf
vel mas sunk the value Of our (urreucy
! 't4nOTe than eight ipercent:fn, the mas
a 4 two Yearsg iBhe discount upon oift IA
We per money was twenty per cent II
he April, 1856; 1t Is now about twenty
at I nine percent ~ 1T WiiltcOrtinIei tn o,
rs down Ln der the IsanIes policy. 2 AS i
II sink sit wi increase taxes. -ISe will
%Ht % cpl5e alhIabor. and business. It will
It endanger SUI more the public credit
sle for the greater the preIi4i t1Inl on gold
'erl the harder -itbecpme to- jpay sperie t.
hvrl the, pondholder, and his, claims be
- come, more Odious. What claims have
rylB the Republicans upon our Soidfer4T ? -
itoAl They take aWaylfronl him one fourth
b. of hiSapensipn by. paving hinnG n false
M. money!, which is. worth less than sew.
,eI enty-nve cents on the dollar A wise
la'' and honest ftfistratfun' would
al have made itsWprth its face in e.old. =
aysE What right haye they.t call upOTilthe
nor fmechanIc- and, Iaborer 2, They, have
- heightened out the hours Of his toll Il
W feed sWRrTIis' of. Office Hholderss at ths
ey'il North, and 10 support, sEHies, iant
ur1 hordes Of negroes a. the South Hov
Die can they, look the tax payers in tn
81 face when they have wrJif1gi from
4them sesInany mi llions' ipon the pre
,ol text that the debt compelled them +
p lido soy-while they were usingthe NOR
Ies ey thus, collected to support standin
e1v armies ana tPaThpIe UPON the iibertie
= f,of the a nnericani cpeopleaaC Gan thay
le8 sWltiI, dseeneys &ppeaI to- tue .boTidh y
icy DER, al attel taipting the national crel
Till and 'sinkihgH it = to the level Hof 'tf
.av Turks, and endangering thefro fIt.ur
,rtsi ties by hi5lQwipgupont tksnl the who
-. qdi9m 2SHAtr Of taYation ], Then. let, IL
ira soldier and sailor, IN sfIft,s Or in II II
ell hetay tettaXypaYer' aHd;thdn bInttho