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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-11


The TgurA TRox Far. DoueLIss.--A
Gu; respondent Of the Springfield RePub-
lle@R," writing fr0a AkrOn. ohie. January
&c, szRssnav 1oG .ss @a@ 81 f-..@ 49,
Fred douglass de'issret al address TO
Gs. cslnrel people Of tsis place to-day. 10
ehich he gsFe thss seme,Es tarr snlhsustui
and praeaiicsl dzice. lie said they had no
snore Eeasan ofeei thankful to the Garrra-
tncm for thSir Grcedsm than had tue lie
bteys TO fexl thsntlsl " Phsrsah Ter tneis
sIeiaeranee froa bOadsge. The GoSers'
alsas nss Iris en- 10 cmznc pate he negroes.
ssiGisd IL sss nstter ofpUlIcy. sad DOT issn
say Csristiaa mslise Vt right and ja'Isce'
aliIiassis IL sAs possible that. aataraa-
A., they ress equal t0sae Hs'tes. bs!, wers
gst y;s-,!Esliy.a #s @aT sz@ .@'"'s *ast*
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-11

Ts.g. Er.a fsest4a.. II lie Epifhsat. Phi
Is.i.lgs;z. fsss1en"d seFm0n I" a fall
bose, as.s4.4r,' "a. al ekict hs soSghi I"
shsa tbr H. Jaw eaatca stes.s rsspectisg
the r1fslss,y acre Ia astsssnE vita lkt hi.
BIZ. pesrssl bnok Aes sasia,'as. IL lie
saaf. - ii fsss ai.e"xrs~ " 4 +cssisa .tszt
wstls Ghssx sa.rit Eetgs H.EpireossI
nsncsfs aad b'g.s-s tie Weed a. pre- acA-
cd ~ rhsB. ii Il ~aSf sitsszat assgtp-
ton Tar aas 81 ma saszllext PIaiersns ba-
dies IN earl t. dess the s1dity sf ;hsir
ministry. i.@ 2a.a'"' '3''@ ''"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-11

TAG Gsssss BOBOusH RAraior, after sIsusrenzoa
" several weeks We are glad 10 see has again made
its ,ppeamDee. ~ full u life a. escr9 .1 ts~
hss bssn fcsissd. Il make, handsome aPrssIsnes,
,Id Conducted viib spdysiIiasss and vi;or which
In former year. gave il much popularity. We xi,a
Il ul,ynd.ri success 10 lis nsw tafesr
oTas viroteiToR, |. tae same o. new psps'
sLich la, judi been started ia Naturalization. II y
t;on.Otvssias "a Pslaiss !, conducted wii5 much
.tiIty, nd 10 large vel ptinlsd pepsi ...
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-11
S~SsA -

III
INDUSTRY Still PAys.--The Athens, Ga.,
Banner, relates IN lnstance ofayuang man
living abouttwenty miles from Athens, who
leased 4 farm containing 500 or 400 acres,
most oft we'll worn. He worked four or
Eve hands. made over twenty bales of cot
tor, alars ecrop 1T potatoes, over 400 hnsh,
els of corn, and with the proceeds nf his
crop, purchased the farm lew days ago,
paving $liU0. ior-it.srIa.goed- times The.
place MSS worth ever $4,000. This is bat
an illustration Of what well directed indus
try will do, anywhere in the South. flour
young men, instead of looking toHonduras
OF Brazil. would 70 to. work with energy.
right here al home, they would som lind
that il would pay. Our lands are mol, vet
exhau sted. So ~ s&EHl sssa iF3I ~ III
ia shafxsaaa--E sg - 2G,@~l-iF eatI4Hea2s
OURS ExPESsyE. --Aabili was presentef
tothe q oanty Court last week for nnd hond.
red and some dollars 10 meet the expenses
of the county jailduring the three = ~
preyious. And for what was Tins owing !?
Forbrea,l and meatfnr the swarms Of freed
men thai are being daily couiineii within
the walls of th,> prison for thieyinc and
other c. ines Here is's sum tf fdnr thou.
sand dollars year tobe paid BY the PR.
perry holders 81 the county TO feed thn.e
WIN are prey Ing upoa their properly. The
question very naturally caused the court 10
open It's eyes. and petltipn was ordered 10
be sent 10 General Candy asking some re.
lief from this ruinous 'ax upon our pespie
Tor thispuriass, and praying mat some other
mode of punishment he oabstituted. If
crime continue. 10 increase, he expenses
of this department ofti,e eoant,'s care vii
become double.a We add our vnite In me
appesl of The Court, cannot some relief he
gwen 10 this evil: Roanoke A,vs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-11
FIRST DISTRICT.

are toe as ioliaws;5 ~ 80
FIRST DISTRICT.
i Carrituck, Perquimans. Hartford. Cam
den, ChawaB,a BERTHE, Pasqaetanky Gates"
Ia MI 7 SECOND DISTRICT. TIt#f
Tyrrell. Beaufort. Edgecombe, Hyde,
Martin, Washington, ,P,uYaOIr,EttI.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Craven. Greene. Wayne, Carteret, 0ns.
low. WILSON, Jones, benoir. vad raa s@tl
garas xaasForRrH DISTRICT 'is aa '5sts
brunswick, Columbus,a iRnbeson, New
Hanover. Bladen, Daplia. ,saaipsOn.. 3D..
b@A a"@p "..flFrn DISTRICT. As sl.@ w -.'
Camberland, RichtaOn,l., stanly. Ilarnett,
Arson, uaion, Moore, Montgomery. 49,
p@ 80 gHsAl.a W. A. Btt ~hs~t ga a.
Northampton, Wake, Jqhnsop. Warren.
Ntsh, Granville. Halifax. franklin. II a#te.
efH4isp O. sIysSTH DISTRICT ,e1sq g
Person, Randolph, Caswelt. Orange, Gull.
iord, Rockingham. Chatham, Aiamsnce.a al
ef@vs a*Aa RIsifra plsTRicr.a s'rS <@' ?.
Stokes. Rowan. 'Surry. RJrsy,he, Da'ie,
Davidson, Y adkin. s1&#e #1@' 1'a#%s iii p
@''@ NINTH pIsTRicT,
Irnion, Lincoln, Rutherford. catatrp>
CASTOR, Polk, MeckIenbarg. Cleveland.
a-+-- TENTH DIsTRIcr,, .-n n... .- lam
Irelell, Caldwell. AleSanler. Bsrkc,
WIIass, Mcdowell. g.tatam..., e.. IL
.sss ELEVENTH DIsTelcr. r5 lisa
AIlsghans.s Mitchell. Bapesmbe. Ashe.
Yapcey, Walauga, Madison. /. 81 ia a=
ae TWELFTH DISTRICT. III Il U.s.
Henderson, Macon, Cherokee. TfansyI-
Sania, jackson, Haywood, Clay.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-11

On Monday, the eteIealial. of Gen vickers being
presented te the Senate, Mr.. Summer objected. And
made speech sgainst his admission, and laoved q
reference 10 the judiciary committee, because Mary.
land negroes. did no, to,e--th.reby the Maryland
gOvemmens i. no, Republican. .... .......< g.
Mr.. Comes. said that, under Mr.. Summers Plea
sve New England States aud Wisconsin woulJ have
TO carry ON the Government :...... .. go
Mr.. ssnnpr subsequently, wiialfsw dis o5.ssii On,
and Gen. VEksrs was ssorn in. an
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-11


Ia Che Virginia Convention on sAiuGlay. he ase
Of Williams xho refused 70 vote On Fl,day. vas "a
Ken up, and lu'iag it. eOnSlelaliOa, Mr. Lilsast a
Conservative meml,er form ROskinghaa. rela sell to
vote on the groauIsof can,enPs am drsas. tT he
proposition, and sfterwuds sdlsd f" | have a con-
tempt for the whole esiablt.hmsnt." Hs cas- eI-
PEELED in.absu, ffteen minutes Afterwards b. Esie Of
81 oIs. .e1 at ....~s: i. -@
The Convention, on Frid1y, adopted clause. jis.
fanchisIng alI Who give aid and comfort . the re.
beIOn. after having ,ak'n the a.,h to supp1n til.
Cons;ituton cfthe Gated stle..-
40 amendment to modify The meaning Of" aid add
coOri." . to eIespi acts Of kinlaes. b. rtreat.
10 tber sons IN the Confederate army Or voting sf Is
Session ordnance! was defeated. aat lie clause
dsweI: ayes ~, nays %. .... So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-11

"rae Tissue arigiastssa csrisis pcia,.
teysr.liag asgrs Re prsssatstiTes aud Ssua.
t.rs, -.-.thrirt sdaissios Iasslviug the ques.
tiaa vhes they became citizens; the Con
s,itsusa requiring sesen asd nice years
eitiDeosaip disqualification.
| RE STATE czpitsi af C4i,.oraia has cos!
~ q lie pfesent iws 80 900 in gold.
ard 80 nsggirs 40 astt uere to complete
IL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-11

NIzrts>s ss44fo4.-Ia he Nmyiand L,si.Is.
iuss.sn Thpf,lsJ Issi, fsuf bullets were bad for uat
81 states ssa.'sr. &c he Gin blIntILs vie s.,od,
ID ma. -. yieken -. .svaa %, M'CalIoosh Is.
Hpa,sIlSn2, ]. u. Ptanki1i. Ga Fddly tie bal
i,sywas rs.suej. sad On tie laird bsIOi. the aAas
4, TLsnss ssau beiag wabdta~s, the fe$uI, waa
gktas4js. rb1rass 20. Earle .. Pa,yAss s,iss
l,siag Rectss1fy Isra =i,0ies. lea. Yieksn wss ds
elsed ~ be slcslsI. ss .ss5 SO *.# ,E F. ST
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-11

Montgomery. Ala. MarcI 6.--Two .
TIE mea arrested ia this City aDou. ten
days sgs for burglary snL attempt 10 bla~
cpes safe in , banking hauss. have been
tried aud convicted. Il was shown AZ the
trial :hat shsy are thieves from New York,
apd hat gang Of them were Operating 10
lie sua,hern cities. The two convicted
claim the name Of Msyre aud Franklin, but
Gas Oi them is knoWa 10 New York a,
|" Bach Dsn." a npteJ tibet aud hoas g.
breaker. They will be sentenced TO the
Prniteniary to-day. -, 1... .lra$t. l.sl h
DE. Beke 10. Just delivered a lecture on
Abyssinia, in which lie dwells on the pro-
daetlrenes, Of the soii. the sslubrity of itl
climate, its ready accessibility ,if q rail-
road va once constructed, and the opening
il will oasr 10 Briiisa com nerce. lie sees
u the present war 40 opportunity OF tes.
taring seisilization the nost highly gifted
OF tie African races, and throoghl them Of
acting spon the whole continent
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-11
IMtmrAyr OApEk reaa CM.nLrsros.-

.
5@.@ - ~~-s~~>~.~~.>>.....
IMPORTANT oAprR rsoa CHARIEsros.-
General Candy has just lssued the following
mp rtsn, order relative TO the ad,nin,s,r4-
ton Of justice in North aud South Carroll.
ma: 'F*
he Provost courts will not entertain inris-
diction 1T any case. NOR vi posi- eornrnan.
tlcrs r,Ier anr rase for trisi by such cosri..
unles. It shall sppear 10 the satisfaction OF
The pat eommandsE and shall be certified
by him either ii sd
Frrst. That the case involves matters Ut
,liHsrepee between employer aad emplpre.i
respecting risNsundrr provisions Of miI,-
tary ordsrs ;.sr .-.-s -...seg q - ~sa.s.
Second. That tie proper State authorities
have refused or uurca.onabLy lIiled. Or are
unable, 10 take ac,las neediul Tor the due
pl election 81 property: Or. .as ~<..@ +.a...
\ Third. That lhcfe i good srnund fur
believing. upon facts shown. which mu,i te
preserved 81 regard, that impartial iast,cr
cannot BE- secured in the State Caurts. b.
reason u prejudice On account, Of race. GU.
Tor, or former condition." .. ..>.as. a..
/. CHRISTIAN L,RpRs rsskRrsB.--Rsm ].
L. Phillips of Orisss, ladia. describes the
Im";a! dsspiAi'on spreading among the
Burmese and karcns. IRON the growing usc.
b, Of alcohol and Oplasw. introduced By the
English gassrnmrEi. Some entire villages
arr ruined hoassi. lahoriRps wurkingnsa
have BECOME Idle sagabonds; anil ssne
charehes are completely AMI hupslrs,ly
t,dISa gained by his vice, % opium eaters
.sidam rsiprm. Fifty years ago the native
Barmsss were remarkably Ice tram ~.
toxicaiiug habits; nov thsy say. /" The
English taught. Us to use arrak aud npipm.pr
The Eng sh government realize Iran this
traflic Al i:nmensr revenue, sixteen tiuirs
more than i expended FIR public education
throughnut the province. sa. -@ ss1% agt
PuReHAss or fiRBIstA bAxDs.--A namber
! ofgenuelnen met a. the As,or lIoase, N. n.
90 Thursday, for the purpose oil pstIsctins
an organization Tor the purchasers Virginia
lands irom insOlyent owners. and throwing
thtse h,or market in small lots, for the
bsnsGt vi meme Of moderate means. save
Tbomas s.. MeCrecry Of Davies CO.. XIV.
Democrat. was elected United States
senator By tie Legislature OF K.n,usky.
on the t8h inst. Mr.. MeCreery rot
tiOvo:ss. the whole naalber east being Isi.
Tho jail in Warrenton vas burned on
Wednesday morning. The ere IL suppos.
ed 70 be the result, Of a. sttempt upos the
part Of some ono ea.side. 10 lsaru way
fnr the prisoners TO escape. There wers
,aine prisoners cOoGned in it who we're get.
tan ont with much difficulty. But Cor the
uuasual stiffness VI the night. great da,asgc
90 The .own woall aeeessariIy have result,
ed. -vy.gaagt .3f lss6 s4b SsaiiusL
| The Scranton tPa ,)paprrs announces
that portions Of that city arevisibly sink.
ihg into the depths of an old coal mise.
considerable slarm'isf felt among the inhs.
lbitauts. - ~ siR ns1a II tl#8Tl #s ti.ti. n
n Robbert r. Briggs, one Of the weaithiest
formeu NJ Auburn, Me-, hanged himself ca
Sunday evening.
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necessities requi re il, and our advanced age admon'
shes US Of the Pr Opqely pfse'lling up our AFFAIRS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-11
RE.DIsrRICTING THE STATE.

The Convention has decided that tbes numhes 81
he Judges in this state shall be three FOR the SUI.
preme Csur. and twelve for the superior Counts
all tsbe elected BY the people. The ju'licis dis,re.s
are tohe as follows; - ~ -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-11
Aalsbaruugb Gsralosr.
HILLSBoRoUGu. NC.
wednesday. March 1.iiS6S. I

gy,a u All those indebted 10 this Office
! El for Subscriptions. Advertisements,
RAtMS or job work, are earnestly requisite d
-7 2 II aomake Immediate pay mont. Our
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
Large Increase of the National Debt
in July.

The official statement of the public
debt has just been published,
1t shows an increase, during the
month of July, OF THIRTEEN
MILLION, TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY-EIGHT 7 H US A n d,
FIVE HUNDRED AND NINETY
THREE DOLLARS, AND NINETY
THREE CENTS.
What has become of all the money
raised by taxation ?
How has it been squandered?
The debt has constantly increased
for months.
Is this to continue?
Are the people to be taxed as they
now are for all time to come; ana
never to see the debt reduced or paid
off?
When will we see economy prac-
ticed.
When will some wise financial sys-
tenn be odopted?
How long are we to endure the rule
of the thieves and public plumbers?
The people are asking themselves
these questions?
There can be but one answer tc
them.
Not until the Radicals are turned
out of power will there ever be
change.
Let the tax-ridden people remem
ber that when they go to vote.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
CARTON TP. DEM0cRATlc CLUB.
Speech of Hon. D. 7. Lawson.

On last evening, (Tuesday), a large
assemblage of the Democracy of Can
ton township convened in Harter's
Hall pursuant tn published call.
After several splendid airs most ad
mirably performed by our Band on
their new instruments, the meeting
was called to order by w. y. Lynch,
Esq, who read a constitution for the
formation of Club, which was, on
motion, unanimously adopted; when
On motion of A, McGregor second
ed by DIR. l.. Slusser, Michael Sarver.
Esq, was selected as permanent Pres
ident OF the Club, and Z. NJ. Grimes
chosen Secretary.
Or motion, DIR. Slusser Was chosen
Vice President and John Herbst,
Treasurer.
The organization being effected, the
chairman then introduced to the
meeting the Hon. ID. Il. Lawson,
Democratic candidate for Congress in
this district, who addressed the Club
for over an hour in n speech replete
with sound sense and judicious re-
marks upon negro suffrage, the ma
tiOnal debt, equal taxation, one cur
rency for all, tariff, the interests of
the workingmen, the importance of
electing Seymour and Blair and q
Democratic Congress, &C., &c.
Mr.. LawsOn's remarks were well
received, rs was attested by frequent
applause.
After the conclusion of Mr.. Law
sons speech, Mr.. Lynch was called
out, and made few well-timed and
stirring remarks upon the great ques-
tions and on the glorious prospects OF
the Democracy il all parts of the
country. His remarks frequently
elected applause.
Many signatures were obtained to
the Constitution, and the meeting adj
jOurned with three cheers for LAWSON
and three for SEYMOUR and BLAIR!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
PREPARED AT THE
PREPARED AT THE
NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,
BOSTON, MASS.
C. DAMON 6 CO., PrOprietOrs.
CHERIFF SALE.
Andrew Cubbison ct ux VS.. John Ball &
GO. ct al.

/
Andrew Cubbison ct ur VS.. John Ball &
Go. ct al.
By virtue of a vendi exponas issued
from the court of common pleas of Stark
county, Ohio, and to me directed will
offer for sale by public out cry Mt the door
o? the court house fHarter's bloclS) i'll the
city of Canton, on
Saturday, the 22d day of August, 'GS,
the following described real estate situate
III said county, to wit: Being part OF the
southeast quarter of section mum Der .,
town ship number 10, range s. bounded as
io!Iows: Beginning at the south cast corr
mrr of an addition to the town OF Canton,
laid ont by Daniel Rafieusperger; thence
uUrtherly on the east line Of said addition
u The northeast corner thereof; thence
paSteriy on the south line OF lands owned
by Junn &. BOckius, to lands formerly
owned by +. ID. Albert and David Sher-
rick; thence westerly on said Albert and
SherTIck's line 70 the place of beginning,
containing five acres and one-half more
or less. Also the following lots in said
RafiensperEer's edition to the town OF
Canton, to wit: Lots numbers &. 9, 10, II,
u, 10 and 20, Also lot number 1 in Rays
nulds's addition to ths town Of Canton.
Also the following described part Of SAID
southeast quarter Of section number 8,
township numher 10, range s, bounded as
follows, 20 wit: Beginning in tho centre of
the run, at the southeast cerner of the
tract first described; thence south l44 deg.
west chains and 81 links to n pest in said
run; thence north S74 deg. west s chains
ana 81 links to post; thence north 25dGg.
east chains and Is links to n post; thence
south 744 Geg. east chains and % links
to the 0luce OF beginning, containing six
acres and thirty~eight hundredths OF an
acre.
sale TO commence at l o'clock p. m.-
Terms cash.
r. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19

THE Boston Courier, (Which was
the organ of Daniel Webster during
his lifetime, uses the following Ian
guage in speaking of the minor traits
of Horatio Seymour'S character:
He is a courteous, Christian gentle
man, of good administrative abilities,
high personal character, and a con-
sistent advocate and bright example
of temperance He does not discourse
about pups and horses" neither is a
whisky bottle his chief domestic
utensil. lie will bear the most thor
ough discussion and scrutiny, and the
more of it he undergoes, the brighter
will he emerge from the ordeal.
That is true literally, and the truth
the paragraph expresses gains redoub-
led lustrc by contrast with the caDdi-
date against whom Seymour has been
nominated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
OHIO NEWS.

Mrs. Maxim. aged about twenty
two years, wife of Stlas Maxim, liv-
ing near Springfield, committed sui
eide by taking all unknown quantity
of phosphorus, prepared for the pur-
pose of destroying rats She lived
six days after taking the poison, suf-
fering terribly from its effects all the
time.
A poor Swedish woman, An emf
grant on her way to the West, died at
the Cleveland Depot on Tuesday
morning, while waiting for the train.
The husband took his wife in his
arms to put her on the train, when he
discovered that she was dead. The
woman had been sick some days.
The Tuscaruwas Chronicle says that
n Massachusetts man doing business
for Worcester, Massachusetts,, man
ufactory, has purchased in Tuscaraw-
as county about 100000 pounds Of
We o., and over 200, 900 pounds in 9th
err arts vi the State. Last year he
purchased in the State 6O0,0O pound.
The other day nt Athens, a little
child fell into well nearly forty feet
deep, and WAS very badly injured
from striking we'll bucket which its
elder brother was letting down for
water. The father Immediately de-
scended the we'll and found the little
sufferer unconscious & nearly drown
ed. Neighbors fastened to the assist
ance, and the father and his child be-
ing placed i'll basket was soon taken
from the we'll. A physician were
called in, aud we understand the little
explorer is rapidly recovering.
Peter Welshans, living near Ire
mont, died on Saturday morning from
n slung shot, while attending the
Buckeye Union Picnic, at Hunt:
Grove, some six or seven miles nortf
of Springfield, on Thursday OF las
week. The ball of lead was thrown
by rowdy from Urbanu-
Four men, named +. s. Allen, d
Abergast, Joseph Kerr and J. G
Young were repairing an elevator a
Toledo on Thursday last, working OF
q scaffold suspended by ropes Mt I
distance of fifty feet from the ground
From some cause the ropes gave way
precipitating the whole party to tn
docks below. Strange to say, y,althougl
seriously injured, not one OF then
was killed.
4 span of horses owned by Thoma
johnson while being driven acros
the track of the Atlantic and Grea
Western Railroad, near Orangeville
lately, were run over by passin
train, which cut off five Of the elgh
legs which carried them into tn
danger.
A colony OF thirty-fve persons, in
Guiding eleven families, will leav
Guernsey county for Kansas abou
the first Of September.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
Judge Amber.

We see by the Republican of last
week that Judge Amber of Salem,
and radical candidate for Congress
spoke in Harters Hall to the Grant
and Colfax club.
We suppose the Judge must have
had his HeatOn "war club" with him
for from the report of his remarks ne
exclaims, ''nly voice is still for warp
The Judge is a nervous "loir" pay
trIot having fought, bled and died in
the late war-by proxy.
Judge Amber, in fact, was one of
the ''loil" stay-at homes, enjoying a
safe lucrative position during the war.
True patriot he, for be it understood,
He stuck at home and thO't it VERY good
Judge Amber voted to force Negro
Suffrage upon Ohio last fall!
If elected, Judge Amber, will vote
iu congress to force Negro Suffrage
upon unwilling States at the point OF
the bayonet.
Judge Amber is in favor of gold
for the BondhOlder and deprecated
paper for the Plowholder.
Judge Amber is in favor of wiring
ing all taxes from those who labor
and excmpting the Bondholder from
| taxation.
Judge Amber is radical. He took
it the natural way. lie endorses the
outrageous policy of the radical lead
crs, their system of robbery, high
taxes, negro rule, impeachment, &c.
If elected, he will try to continue
matters in the same track of ruin.
All who wish to reduce our five
| hundred millions year of taxes--all
who desire to reduce and pay off the
radical debt-all who want to abolish
the radical military-negro-car
despotism-in short all who wish to
return to the Constitution of our
fathers and to restore white suprems-
cy, should vote against Jacob A. Am
bier and vote for DANIEL 7. LAWSON.
Let none of our friends imagine
this district hopeless. In 1866, Mr..
Eckley carried this district by 464:
majority and in 1867, one year after
Hayes beat Thurman for Governor
only 2247 being a gain in one year o
1896. There is no such thing as fixed
majority.
We say then to every Democrat anC
conservative in the district, go t.
work Organize-spread the docu
ments-talk with your deceived re
publican neighbOrs-present to then
this negro business, the gold anC
; greenback questionable taxation
question and a change of twelve hun
dred in our four counties will defea
= Amber and elect Lawson.
2 We say to our friends then, sount
| the alarm and labor unremittingly t
. overthrow the radical party of ,crOnG
/ deSpotisDs and robbery. So mote it be
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19

OUR post Office neighbor continues
to utter his bleeding Kansas shrieKs.
The utterances now are "rebeI cop
perhead traitor! red handed rebel |!
toombs! JEFF Davis Wade Hampton!
&c. &C." His shrieks are frightful,
desperate! They we're not worse
when his organ defended and lamen-
ted old John Brown.
BY the way, neighbor, is John
Browns soul marching on" as rapid
~ since the California, Oregon, Con-
necticut and Kentucky elections?
Just before the Kentucky election
our neighbor 'could not see those
changes" wonder il he does not see
them nOl0. Kentucky, only Ninety
thousand!