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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03

GRAND REPUBLICAN
Il RALLY AT PLYMOUTH!
Greatest Demonstration of the
Year-5000 People in Town.
Most AusplciOus Day for Re-
publican Ism ever Witness
ed In Plymouth.

On the Doth ult. at the town Of
Plymouth, we witnessed one ofthosc
demonstrations which testify in stron-
ger terms than language can tell, that
the people are alive to their own in
terest and the welfare of their coun-
try's cause
About IL clock procession was
formed in South Plymouth, headed
by the Fighting Boys in Blue, follow
ed the Tanners Club, the cannon, Ga
horsemen, the Bourbon Band, the
Goddess Of Liberty and Goddess OF
Justice with 40 other beautiful ladies
dressed in white and drawn in wag-
on, beautifully decorated, by six
white horses, two six-horse, nine
four-horse and fifty-six two horse
teams and in the rear the silver band.
The procession was over a mile in
length. 1t having been announced
that Gen. Packard was to speak the
procession moved on to the Seminary
Grove, until the enclosure was near
ly filed to overlooking.
At one o'clock General Packard
was introduced to the audience and
in thrilling terms, for two hours, re-
viewed the issues of the day. First
taking up the record of the Demo
cratic party, of Seymour and Blair,
then the Financial question, showing
that the system of taxation proposed
by the Republican party was circum-
scribed by greater economy and less
burden to the poor man than that Of
fered by the Democratic party, that
direct taxation would scourge the
people tenfold more than the present
system. He also showed that Dem
ocratic economy was more expensive
than Republican extravaganza, that
the Democrats were inconsistent in
refusing to support Grant because he
was a drunkard, amt in refusing to
support the speaker because he was a
temperance man. The train having
arrived the General was compelled
to take his leave, amid the cheers Of
an enthusiastic audience.
The Honorable Firman Church,
Senator from Porter county, was in
troduced, who with his logic and
pointed argument, left an impress ion
upon HIS auditors well worthy of the
speaker. At the conclusion of his
remarks, three cheers were proposed
for Grant and Colfax, Gen. Packard,
and the speaker, and were given in a
manner witch left no doubt that the
hearts Of the people we're in the work
in which they were engaged.
In the evening the Tanners march
ed in torch-light procession to the
music of the Silver Band, after which
they. were addressed in patriotic Ian
guage by Col. Sumner and j. L. Yves
! tervelt. The whole affair was so
grand, inspiring, and such complete
success, that language fails US in q
description.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03

'lNwooD, Sep. 2.
The people turned out TO hear Messrs.
johnson and Westervclt, and listened at
:eniively. The explanation of Quivy's
swamp land COW pasture, is good.
Argos should give our town due credit
for the delegation TO the Farrand- Reeve
side show at that place. Ye delegation
consisted OF four horses, and one wagon
with hay rack on it, on the center of
viii, Ia stood Jacob staff with flag on il.
The wagon was loaded with six bondhold-
ers and as many boys. and they looked
like they were on their way TO help Far
rand dig his last ditch.
Stacy Burden raised sc bushels OF wliea,
from five acres Of ground F.S
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03
BOURBON ITEMS.
BOURBON, Sep. f:

BOURBON, Sep. 2.
The rally on Tuesday VAS a grand
affair. Early in the day .he process
sions began to form with our splen-
did Brass Band, accompanied by the
Grant boys in blue, and gave the
speakers q warm reception. A re-
ception speech was delivered by
Hon. j. o. Parks, which was an
swcred by General Packard. When
the Tippecanoe delegation arrived
the procession moved out to meet the
delegation from Plymouth consisting
of the Plymouth Silver Band, the
Tanners, the young ladies dressed in
red, white and blue, and a number of
wagons filled. The Etna Green del
delegation then came up, making a
procession more than mile in length
as it marched to the grove, where the
assembly was addressed 10y General
Packard, j. L Westervclt and Capt.
Johnson, each of whom discussed
the political issues of the day in a
clear and unfiinching manner, making
none but undeniable assertions.
After the speaking, pole one
hundred and fifty feet long was rails
ed.
In the evening the Grant Boys in
Blue had torch light procession, af-
ter which Mr.. Payne addressed the
gathering. Meantime some cops at
the mill kept the whistle blowing for
the purpose of annoying the speaker
and audience. One half the mill
belongs to Mr.. S. Davis, u staunch
Union man. and we hear that one of
tie rebel millers was set adrift on
the train this morning. Mr.. Davis.
Mr.. Rathburn and Mr.. Cavanagh act
ed as marshals and did their duty
we'll.
The members of tine Bourbon
Brass Band Ina &c the thanks Of your
correspondent for serenade one
evening last week. Come again. and
we will be better prepared. o. X.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03

one in North township, one in Ply
mouth, and ct others, Democrats
have been noisy and evlnced a strong
disposition to create Disturbances
At one Gen. Kimbali's hat was stolen
and burned, and an effort was made
to steal his documents and meme
randa. One prominent. Democrat
said the General ought to be mobbed
during the meeting, Democratic
rough loudly beloved for Seymour
several times. At its close, G. III.
Reeve, without any sense of proprie-
ty, answered a prearrangcd call and
attempted to make one of bis nice
speeches. Saturday night last. the
flag flying on the pole erected by the
Republican boys, was taken down,
torn in strips and sunk in the river.
There have been many other like acts
committed, as if to bully and intim
idate Republicans.
Can it be possible that these out
rageous and indecent acts are counte-
naneed by honest Democrats? Do
The leaders fear to have the exact
truth told in regard TO county affairs?
In their paper they denounced the at
tempt of the Republican speakers to
call the attention of tax payers to
county matters and intimatcd that
said speakers were not posted in ma
tional politics.
We think it apparent to honest
minded men without regard to poll
tics that there is something rotten in
Democratic Denmark, and that the
clique is afraid of the truth, or in
tends to refute the charges against it
by lying and bullying.
We trust thatn Republican will
in any manner insult or unnecessari
ly annoy a Democrat during this
campaign. We Lave trnth and right
on our side and with these can always
beat Democrats IN argument. and
hence do not need to resort to false
hood or rufiianism. Of course il is
proper to manfully battle in self de-
Tense, ana no Republican is craven
enough to submit to unbearable out
RACES.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03
Democratic Economy.

The Democratic party have filed
their declaration against the Repub-
lican party, in which, among other
things, they charge that our party is
guilty of the most reckless eXtrava-
gance, that to stop the mostncedless
waste and bring about retrenchment
and reform, it is necessary to contin-
ne their administration where they
have power, and divest the Republi-
cans Of their authority where they
participate in the administration of
affairs. To that charge we file our
answer.
Marshall is Democratic county
Its taxable property amounts to S4,-
526,S74. The taxes collected for
county and court house purposes
last year were S35, 344,S7. The court
house tax was ID cents on each
500, which, being footed up, makes
the total collection for court house
purposes sc, 790,31, which, being de-
Quoted from s35,344,S 81, leaves $685.
ga, so nett collected for county pur-
poses. In Marshall county rate of
60 cents was levied On the 800
valuation. Now, by comparison with
St Jo., 1--WE take ST. 10. because it
has long been Republican county J,
we find the taxable property of that
county to b. s7,0S7,3S, the taxes
collected there last year for county
purposes 81, 0S7,3s and the rate
levied on the 800 was 20 cent
Laporte county, another Republican
county, levied 30, and Kosciusko %
cents on the 500. From these fig
ures it will be seen that Marshall with
a little over half as much taxable
property IS st. Joseph, pays into
her treasury for county purposes only
81, 467. 1s more than the county of
st. Joseph; in other words, the Re-
publican county of st. 10. with a
greater population, and nearly doub-
lie the assessed value requires ST.
467 Is less to run it than the Demo-
cratic county of Marshall, and the
same rule holds good in the other
two counties named.
In Republican counties admins
tered nv Republicans for years from
twenty to thirty ceht is required
and In the Democratic counties from
sixty cents to seventy five cents
is needed.
Now. very honest man may i'm
perceptibly run into a kind ofreckless
extravaganza anu will refuse to hear
advice of friends and retrench, until
sad experience divests them Of their
prejudice, when alas! they see when
too late they are verging. on insolv-
tency. He may do all this and be
honest but would not the wise man
laugh, the good man sigh, the dis
Greet man wonder. and the nan OF
economy ridicule this honest spend
thrift if he 1T the same time charged
his neighbour with being ssextrava-
giant" aud failed to see his own? So
we think it is in very bad taste in
deed for the Democratic party To
charge the Republicans with waste
and reckless expenditures when the
figures show that they themselves are
reckless spendthrifts. f
Pull the beam out Of thine owe
eye and then canst thou see clearly
to pull the mote out Of the eye OF
the Republican party s
Farmers, are you willing, in the
face of these facts estimated in fig
ures, to place the Democracy in pow
err? Are yeu willing to pay 60 cents
on the 800 in Marshall, when 90 is
sufficient in st. Joseph, 25 in Kosci
usko, and 80 in Laporte? These are
questions for you to answer at the
polls.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03

CHANGED HANDs.-The Meyers House,
of this city has recently changed hands,
Mr. Rain having sold out to Major John
Moore, of Plymouth, who has now full
possession of it, and will make it what il
has been, under the charge of Mr.. Rain, a
first class hotel. Since the Major took
possession of II he has overhauled il from
cellar to garnet, refurnished and refitted
every part Of it. We hope for Major
Moore the greatest amount Of success in
his new location.--Ldporte Herald.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03
The following is from the Rochestc

The following ia from the Rochester
Spy:
Biennially, perhaps offener, Rochester
is barangued by Mr. G. II. Reeve, of Ply
mouth, who, on such occasions proves the
truth of the saying that men are worst
when away from home Last Tuesday
night he occupied the court house square
and recited windy speech, diluted with
suIphureted gas 10 such degree that ma
nv thought his intestines were ruptured.
His most characteristic lie was the asser-
ton that Gen. Grant is common drunk
ard, and that he danced niger jigs in the
streets of Washington one Sunday We
can scarcely refrain from an exposure Of
flie character Of the man who made the
charge. Dancing niger jigs isLt half as
bad as woman-whipping. a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03
New Advertisements.
Western Military institute, Day
81 ton, Ohio.

A COLLEGIATE AND PREPARATORY INsTI'
TUITION for the general education ofboys. Bvt
Lit Col Joseph NJ. Locke, U. S. A & C. T., SuPerin-
tende"t Capt Cbas. b. Stvers, U. S. A, Com
mandent OF Cadets. The 7th semi-annual session
VIII open Sept 10th. 1866. For announcements and
copies Of regulations, address Bvt. 1t. Col JOSEPH
IL LOCKE, s. 4. 4 C. T., Superintendent w. NJ.
:, Dayton, Ohio.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03

An inspection of these figures shows
hat when both parties put forth their best
efforts. as was the case in 1864. the Re.
publican majority is about 5000.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03
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All Styles and Shapes.
GET YOURS FOR NOTHING,

Any one who sends an order for Five fj)
Axes at one dollar and n half each, with
The cash, will receive one extra, for m OF ht x
We will put our Axe alongside of any other make
and prove il the best finished aud the largest Steel
measuring two and half inches
We have made Axes for twenty two years, and
won't yield the palm in shape to any manufacturer
and yet confess that Sucker Of Iiuois," called
CoLBuRS, beat us in his patent shape The circular
hit and continuous edge makes the same labor pro-
duce twice much effect.
TmIs cur Is LIKE THE cOLEuRy PArEyr AYR.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03

A woman and FIVE children were poison
co in Springfield, on The ninth ult. by eat.
ing pie baked in new sheet iron pan.
Arsenic was supposed to have been used to
give the pan It's gloss.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03
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Read the following from


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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03
onr Commissions to Agents

Exceed those of every other establishment ~ w"
kiud-pr.aof Of this lee found in co'opsrng our
premiums with those of Others FOR CIT lbs or TIE
SANE SIZE, in addition to which claim To gi'r
| betisr goods Of the same character
We uWscndto Ageuts free cfchorgc
For n club of 30 and Three Dollars
| II '"z good linen Shirt Fronts. let solid Cold
| St,rls. Al WoI Cashmere for Pants Fine white
| cauutrrpane large size l elegant Balmoral skirt
20 wards brown hlrached Shreiin@. e'st quality
ward wide. l 81, CANT loo pic;ur' m"r"cco-bcuia
! Photo. Album. double lrns sieieo~coI'e ana l.
Foreign Views. I sver-psied engraved : i~'iil,-
Castor Elegant Silk Fan. with Ivory ~ Sandal wood
frame, fcstaered edge aud spangled Steel carving
Knife and Fork. ycry best quality, ivory balanced
handle. handsome beaded and lined Parasol ~
ysis good print. 1 very fine sanask Table Cover :
| pr best quality Ladies' Serge Congress Boots dor
hne linen Towels l2 dozen Rogers best silver Des'
sert Forks. Ladies large real Morocco Travelling
Bag. fancy Dr-Ss pattern. l-3 dozen elegant sill
yer plated engraved Napkin Rings l dozsn Ladies
line Serino Cotton Stockings. Gents heavy chas-
ed solid Gold Ring. ! pr. ladies' high cut BamUral
Boots. l elegant Dc.aine Dress pattern l Violin
I and bow in box complete. I set Jewelry, pig, ear
/ drops aud sleeve buttons.
| For club Of so md Five dollars
black or colored Alpaca Dress pattern. set lace
! cartaint. pr. all Wool Blankets Engraved silver
plate hottie revolving castor. l beautiful Writing
Desk. solid Gold Scarf Pin. 2L yds. very me
Cashmere, for Pants and Vest. set Ivory balanced
handle KNIVES with silver plated FORKS eie.;ant
Satin Psrssol. heavily beaded and lined with SIX =
l pr. gents. Calf Boots. 80 yds good Print ~ ,d-.
| good brown b.sched sh~cting. yard wide, or ~
y.is yd. wi.lc good quality ladies elegant Mo-
! rocco Travelling lag. ! SQUARE Wool Shawl pam
Norwich Po,sin Dress Pattern, "a yds double
width cloth for ladies' cloak. Elegant engraved Sill
yer plated T. POI. yds. double width wnter proof
cloth for closking.
For n club Of 100 and Ten Dollars-l
rich Mcrino or Thibet Dress Pattern. r. hne
| pamask Table Cloths aud Napkins TO match lair
gents French Calf Boots heavy silver plated en-
graved Ice Pitcher. Very fine all Wool Cloth Tor
| Ladies' Cloak. Web very hest quality grown or
! bleached shcetng. II yds fine Cashmere for suit
l cl-grnt Poplin Dress pattern. elegant hngi'-h
| Berase Dress pattern. beautiful Englfh bsrage
/ shawl 1 st Ivory balanced handle Knives and
1 Forks. adies gents silver Huntng-cose watch
1 I Bar. let, Hand Portable Sewing Machine spien-
Aid Fanily Bible steel cngrarings. with record and
rhotograph pages. 2. yds good Hemp carpeting,
good cslors. pr. good Marseii'cs Omit. gooa
barrel Revolver. 1 elegant fur muh and cape sn-
bs barrel Shot Gun. I silver plated, engraved, 8
gcitled Revolving castor, cut glass bottles very
| sKr Violin and Bow, in case ] set ivory balanced
Inifnves and Forks
r larger clubs Increase in the same rafi"
Send Money by Registered Letter.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03

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Mills; Power Corn Shelters; Dog Powers. &c. &c.
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TO our celebrated STAR THRESHER and CLEAN
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pidity and Perfection, and with eomrarativel the
least demand upon the strength Of the animals driv-
ing il.
We have made recent improvements in this ma
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grain under almost any combination OF difficulties,
and We are now Using an entirely new and effective
device for relieving the feeder Of dust thus making
tn. operation Of fhreshing comfortable and safs
as with the ordinary machines il IL annoying and
frequently destructive of health
These Machines made Of suitable sizes for our
star Railway Horse Power aud fDr our Star
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For sale by our agents aud dealers generally. Ter
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Circular and Prize List. Correspondents will please
address The Albany Cotton Gin Manu-
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03
Lying and Bullying, the Dem.
Ocrafic Plan.

From the conduct Of the clique
and its immediate followers, il would
seem they intend to carry this cour.
ty st the coming election by lying
and bullying. As endorsers of their
proposition. they deny that taxation
In Marshall county is higher than in
neighboring Republican Counties
The trnth is, that Marshall county,
with a much smaller population than
either Laporte, ST. Joseph, Koscius-
ko or Elkhart, and with much less
matter than either of them, pays q
larger tax and larger rate of tax
than either of said counties. In the
year '66, the annual report of the
Auditor Of State shows that the tax
es levied for that year for county
purposes in each of these counties,
and Porter, are are as Follows:
Marshall county $35.344.87
st. Joseph 17,OS7, 3S
Kosciusko 1868, SO
Porter 90, 1922
Elkhart 26,O5l so
Laporte p, 240,3S
We do not intend to argue the tax
question in this article, as we purpose
ut another time to show that the
Democratic office holders of this
county have levied and collected in
the way Of taxes, an enormous and
unnecessary amount of the peoples
money. Why they have done so. at
present, themselves and God only
know. But their answer to this
showing is fiat denial without any
proof. For showing up this matter
properly and honestly, they- call one
of our candidates for representative,
We ask, even dare the Democrat to
publish in its next issue statement
of the amount and rate Of taxation
and value of property in the counties
named, and account for the differ
ence in favor of the Republican coun-
ties ia a truthful manner. You have
the figures, ge ltlemen, make a true
exhibit.
In the Chicago Times, the Doolit-
tie demonstration here was in their
despatch, claimed to be SUCCESS
Everybody here knows it was a con
temptible failure The grand Repub-
lican rally here on the 10Th ult., their
dispatches in the same paper demon
mated tizzle. The people Of Mar
shall county know this rally was a
grand success, greatly outdoing the
Doolittle affair. Many have current
ly reported that the staunch Repub-
licans, Thos- X. Houghton, Edward
Newhouse. j. W. Payne, Jas T. Fife,
VIM darlington and dozen others
in the county have gone over to their
party. We know these reports to be
base falsehoods- So much for lying.
AT several Republican meetings,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03
SEPTEMBER 10th. 1868.

Dir. Williamson is one of the best
lawyers in the State and has been an
excellent and efficient officer. Turn
ous and give this able and eloquent
advocate of human rights a respect
full hearing.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03

The attack made on a Tanners process
sion, few evenings since, win be sincere
ly deplored by every man who desires to
preserve the peace oetie city, while the
action of the parties assailed. who sought
out the guilty rioters and took measures,
10 have them punished according TO law
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03
Public Speaking.

Hon. DELANA E. WILLIAM
son, Attorney General, and candi-
date for reelection, will address the
people of this vicinity at the Grant
and Colfax Club Room, on the even
inc of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03
All Goods dana srd or hrakcn in transpOr
alto n repaired without charge.

Err Checks describing articles sold sent agents
n clubs at rate, mentioned hollow. We c'Tsrantfs
every article to less than If bought Al any Boston
or New York House.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03
The Most Reliable One Dollar Sale,

EYES Z Inducements 10 igents No hunhugi First
- class reference Gu application Circulars sent
rec Established 1860. sTUCkMAS & CO., 81
Water ST., Boston, Mass
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03

The following, which we-c clip from the
Chicago Evening Post, is very appropri-
ate in these times, and as the campaign
promises to be an exciting one it would be
well for all to weigh the matter:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03
Republican State Ticket.
For Governor,
COLONEL CONRAD BAKER,

VI fafirfbtfln
Lor Lieutenant G0ucrqor,
MAJOR WILL CUMBACK.
Oi Decatur County.
For Secretary of State.
MAJOR VI. f. \. HOFFMAN,,
oiCass County.
For AIditoi Of State,
MAJOR JOHN b. EVANS,
of Hamilton County.
Fer Treasurer OF State,
GENERAL. NATHAN KIMBALL,
OF Martin.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
CAPTAIN THEODORE w. MCCOY,
OF Clarke County.
For RcpOrter Of the Supreme Court,
COLONEL JAMES B. BLACK,
OF Marion County.
For AttorRey General.
DELANA r WILLIAMSON,
0fPutnam County.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
BARNABAS c. HOBBS,
OF Wayne County.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03
PREPARED at the laboratory Of
DR.. j. j, Lawrence & Co.,
2Is Baltimore Street. Baltimore Maryland.
SMITH & DIVER,

Wholesale Druggists. Chicago. General Agents for
the Nor lhwesteru States, to xlsom orders should be
addressed. ccScu-i
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03
70 - NV the Star shuttle Sexxfn1

machines. FHH particulars free. Extra indnce-
ments 10 experiences. agents. Gail on or addrr-. W
&. WILSON CO., Cl-aseland, O.; Boston. Msss d.,
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