The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
CAMPAIGN CAMPAIGN ! NOTES. I { 7


county Of Ashtabula, fifty men, here.
tofore Radicals, have Joined the Dem.
ocratic Club and that the county viii
cast /, 900 more Democratic votes this
wear than ever befores Ohio is ''dead
sure" for Seymour and Blair.
General Grant has accepted the free
gifts Of big houses at st. Louis, Gale
ma, Philadelphia and Washington,
and with the exception OF the latter
ne lets them all at high rents, thus
showing that thrift in his case follows
fawning. He has recently, however.
declared he intends to reside in ST.
Louis, as there will be no inducements
to retain or require him III Washing
ingtOn after March }. II l|Llt
A Radical paper declares that Gran
has not hadYa personal Tquagrel Ia
tWenty;years. About that time, how
er, he and a creature named Zacha-
riah Chandler, a Detroit counter hop
per, had a street fight in that city, in
which both got Whipped. In pallia-
tion it may be stated ihat both were
their own worst enemies, about that
time. The reason that Grant has got
| along. 50 peacefully is 10 he fund in
i the Tennysunian Sentiment that tits
"Weakness to @wroth- with weak
ness.''l- Z Ec.WaI ed: % s5-i-eoQ
The genus carpet-basger is a man
with hank head Of dry hair,a lanl17
stomach and long legs, club knees
and Asplay feet, dried legs and lank'
Jaws, with eyes like a fish, and nputh
like shark. Add to this, habit of.
sneaking and lodging about in uis-
i known places with negroes
in dark dens and back streets-a look
like hound, and the smell of poie.-
cat
A carpet-bag Senator from Ai,-
bama went to draw his allowance ot.
stationery, &c. He affected fooIscepy
letter, plain and gilt-edged, thick and
thin note paper, sealing wax. got a.
penknife. red tape, cologne for his,
, wife, until there was goodIy pile.-
The attendants considered they had
done the fair thing for the carpet-bag-
ger and enough; but to their surprise
he began pulling off pair of boots,
revealing corresponding pair ofdir y
! feet, and inquired if he could not have.
his boots half-soled somewhere in the
: Congressional menagerie. Such are
the ingenious ideas of the 'trooIy loil.'
A Bridgeport Conn firm received
a large invoice of Grant and Colfa2
badges and in two days had to send
them back to be exchanged for Sey-
mour and Blair badges. OF the latter
, in one day they sold five hundred OF
the former in two days they sold ex-
actly FIVE. Let us have peace.
t They are running one Bates and one
= Lippincott for radical Treasurer and
: Auditor in Illinois, and the Quincy
0 Whig (RadicaI) admits the former has
2 been indicted for perjury, and the lat
: ter murdered man in California. ''-.i
y Mr.. Jno. Manning, hitherto prom
i inent Radical of Clinton, New Jersey,
t abandons that party "becauze it has
$ shown itself incompetent to restore
: peace and secure the fruits of victory
i since the war;" A very good and true
/ reason,
/ 1t is astonishing how many young
men are coming out for Seymour and
$ Blair. The romance of Fremont's
e career, and the Wide Awake nonsense
y of the Lincoln campaign, ailured
/ good many, but this year there is not
i enough enthusiasm among the Radi-
IL Gals to coax an infant to the front
o window. The young men are with
% the Democratic party this fall, and
/ every one we know of who is to cast
i cast his first vote will cast it for
/ Seymour and Blair. The hurrah is
/ all taken out of the other side.
- The Radical clubs are called Tan
, ners in compliment to Jesse r., and
: Butchers in compliment to the Son.
y 1t is reported that Forney has been
telegraphing South for a massacre.
IF The PdH NAL Gazette, in very a-hIe
d article in favor of Governor Seymour
Al summarizes the issue in America IN
these. words: cit is not, therefore, tle
n immediate results OF this election Il {
S. are of such moment to the future
/. the United States. What Constitute
is its Importance is the Indication it will
4 afford whether constitutional freedom
,e or Democratic absolutism have most
/ charms for a majority of the Amefi-
a can people" ".'. -ri. s.'. -t-is
ID Here are the figures to show the i'm
u mensa Democratic gains in one year
at in Louisville, Ky:
al Helm DemocraO 4,25S
u RarneS HSa6ican -.f. -. .Hff.AEQ. .f.
n Kinkead (Third party) .....-... 72S.
I'll Helms net majority. ty..,...,.....3,06 061
IS; Stevenson's net majority. 1852
eS -IIt l..|E .r-'s.- ---- --.-. f-=-=-S
he Democratic gain in one year.. 4, COL
a. During therseventy-t three years pre-
he vious to The war, the total exp penses Ol
n the Government were 81 100000, 900.
ke During the three since the war under
;; Radical rule the expenses (and the
n: stealings) haYe been 81, 600, 600, ,OO0.
nd Ashley has made such confoundeC
g. fool Of himself that the Toledo Rad
ne intend kicking him overheard, anC
III will nominate u new man for Con
ut gress. -..sl- ru -a
III A truly "loii" gentleman, canvass
"a :" ing railroad train in Wisconsin
81, found one. solitary vote for Grant
ld Naturally they fraternized, and at TIL
liz end of the route the canvasser MISE,
P9 his pocket book, Fa#,
IL In Clay county, Missouri, thcr
be have hither r.o. been 2.962 Taxpayers
Is and onIy,.332 voters under Itadica
ct prescription AS that prescription
ed has been removed, and as the proper
III ton of heretofore disfranchiseIs mel
be has been. .eoual il, otho,. ,.o,,otias -
,ar Il - Ni'ANiSN7' IL