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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-27
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Toledo, Iowa, March I'D, 1868. -
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
OHIO.

'CtScrSsATI. Oct. 1.-THE city IL wild with
excitement over tho magnificent Republican
victory Returns from nearly every county OF
the State indicate q Republican majority OF
not less than 10000. In this city both the
Rcpublican Congressman are possibly elected
though Strader is very close on Eggleston hees'
sam Cary who was supported exclusively ny 'no
Democrats though he pretended to DO only WORK
ingnan's candidate and neutral on general politics.
i beaten bv over q thousand. Vallandigham Is
hoaten Inv not less than 800 Gen. Gibson is elected
in the IXth District by nearly SOo' Ashiey
is hoped to be elected by small majority In the Ath'
though the returns are too meager yet Tor aDSo-
lutte certainty and some OF the dispa'onc'
are discouraging. There is still douDt III
ShelIa bargers old district, the With. Winans'
the Republican nominee there, proved III
unsatisfactory candidate, and has made bad run
TIN, Dcmocrats are as yet only known, however, TO
hove elected two Congressman, Mungen and van
Trunp. Gen. Garfield il elected in tho Ola
Gdding's district by oper thirteen thousand mUoriV
CorumDus. Oct. acknowledgements have
carried First. Fifth Ninth, Twelfth and Thirteenth
Districts in Ohio, and possibly also Seventh anu
Tenth.
DAYTON Oct 1s-Private dispatches as well as news
paper reports give the Republican majority IN oho ~
about 25OOO, aud In Indiana, at 1900 10 ioOoV hoas
elected over Ashley and schenck over Vailahdishan'
DISPATCH FROM MIR. sCHENCK.
DAYTON o., Oct l3-l2:50 y. m-Am certainly eiec'c"
by a considerably increased majority.
RoBT. C. SCHENCK.
CoIUMBus Ohio, Oct l3.-The Democrats nave R"nou
largely In this county, thus endangeing the eleeon "
Winans A dispatch from Dayton says that '''an"s
ham is defeated Scattering indicate the election
of the State ticket by largely majority
MIR. sCHENCK's MAJORITY
D,vrox q Oct 13-The indications are that Mr
scbenck is reelected by a large majority. We nave
made large ,Iains in Montgomery, Warren, and ire
h Counties Butler is about the same as last year
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
INDIANA!

INDIANAPOLIS Oct 13.-Midnight.-Meageii y.
turns indicate the success Of the Republican cAe.
The returns are tardy, and the Democratic arc conn
dent over reported gains in localities rom "",n
they pretend to have returns. The vote VIII "o' '
much varied from that of 1865
THE VOTE IN ST. JOSEPH COUNTY
So,,ru RrNp. Oct. 13-The total vote oi
, Dan, has ,oe, ,ncr,ased 2O over tho vote OF TWO
yar. AGO bv naturalization and immigration Ihis mas
reduced the Republican majority 40 from the hlsH%a,eG @
orE Of lsCe St. Joseph County will give from GOO to c
majority for Baker OF gain from 100 to 200 roni 1884, 0u'
a,D.s of 100 10 200 from Colfaxs majority OF 1866
urprBIICAN VICTORY CONCEDED III \ ph"o
CRATIC JOURNAL
Special Dispatch 10 The E'enns News D
Ivn,,N.poiIs. Oct. 1873 Z. M.-Dlspatehe'
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14

from different parts OF the State indicate that the Repub
cans will elect the State ticket by small majority The
following are ahead for Congress- far as heard from,
and are probably elected:
Ist Dstrict-Wm +. Niblack Dem.)
lid Dlstrict-Mchael c. Kerr (Dem)
lid Dstrict-Robert N. Lamb tRepD .
IVth Dstrict-Doubtfu but present figures are in IA
vor of Judge Read tDem.) Geo. W. Julian, the RepHo
lcan candidate is close after him. ana some slrons ne
publican precincts yet TO be heard fr0n
With Distrct-Gen. John COburn, (RepD
With Dlsrict-DOubfn but present figures are against
Dan Voorhees, (DemJ W. W. Carter (RepD is ahead
With Distrlct-GOdove s. Orth, tRepJ
With District-Danel ID. Pratt, tkepD lp.
IXth Dstrict-It is thought that j. o. shanKs thepJ
Is elected
Xth Dstrict-Major William Williams, (RepJ Is uh-
doubtedly elected.
XIth Dstrict-Gen Jasper Packard, tRep) ,
Democratic gains in Southern Districts are reported
FORT WAYNE, Oct l3.-The Republican majority Is IN
creased They will carry this district by at least Soo
majority,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14

CNCINNATI, Oct. 14.-The latest returns foot up as
follows: .--s-.-
Republican majority on State ticket 1900. Fifteen
Republicans certainly and II probably elected out of
the 10 Congressman.
THE STATE OURS BY TWENTY THOUSAND.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-EgglestOn is defeated
in the st District by about 200 majority Stevenson is
elected over Carey by decided majority. The county
Republican by an increased majority Ohio is SAFE
RICHARD SMITH
Ocr. 19.-The Republican majority in Ohio is over
10000. Schenck is elected by about COO.
RICHARD SMITH
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
VICTORY.
DEMOCRACY EETS ITS WATERLOO.
CLOSE OF THE OCTOBER CANVASS.
PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio, Indiana, and Ne
braska Vote for Grant and Peace.
TREMENDOUS CONTEST IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Triumph of Law and Order Over
Fraud and Violence.
TIE Rebellion Meets Another
Five Forks.
TREMENDOUS CONTEST IN PENNSYLVANIA
PENNSYLVANIA.

o State prayer-founded! never hung
Such choice upon peoples tongue
such power 10 bless OF ban,
As that which makes thy whisper Fate.
For which on thee the centuries wait.
And destinies Of Man!
Across thy Alleghanian chain,
With grOanings from a land in pain,
The west wind finds Its way;
Wild waihng from Missouri's Hood,
The crying Of thy children's blood
Is in thy cars to-day
" AID unto thee, in Freedoms hour
or sorest need, God gives the power
To ruin or to save;
To wound or heal. to blight or bless,
With fertile field or wilderness,
A free home or grave!
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14


ESTIMATE FROM A SAFE CALCULATION.
CmcAGo Oct l3.-Our estimates give the Repub-
licans of Ohio over 5000 majority.
HORACE WHITE, Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND, oct. is-Returns far show Republican
gains.
sandusky City complete gyesa Democratic majority OF
IA Republican gam OF ia
Zsnesville gives Democratic majority OF 2S-a Repub
lican gain OF l6s.
TnuxBuLL CoUSIY-Eevon townships show Repub
lean gain OF 2O6
ERIE COUNTY gives a Republican majority Of 77s-a
gain Of SO7.
HERON CouNrY-Thirteen townships gives Repub
lican gain OF 90.
LAKE COUNTY gives a Republican majority OF l,Ssi-a
gain Of 32l
DAYTON CITY gives $40 Republican majority.
Mos1GoMrRr COUNTY Is close, but the Third District
ia reported for schenck
In Toledo 1t Is feared. Ashley will be defeated
Auglaize County gives u Republican gain OF loo
Gibson the Republican candidate for Congress runs "
votes behind his ticket
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 13.
sandusky County shows Democratic majority of Wv
gain Of $50 .,.,.
stevenson ep) is elected In the Second Dstrct over
Cary by 500 or coo majority
The First and Third Districts arc close Inc Democra's
claim tho election OF strader and Vaandgham.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
NEBRASKA.

THE VICTORY ECHOED IN NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, Oct. l3.-Returns come in very slowly
hey indicate the reelection of Taee to Congress by
an increased majority.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
- GALUSIfA A. GROW.
PHILADELPHIA OURS.


REPUBLICAN BONFIREs IN THE STREETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA. M.-This city, hereto
fore heavily Democratic, has elected VIM. w. Hays
tRepublicanl Mayor by majority which will exceed
200. The Republicans are jubilant and bonfres are
blazing. The State will go about 1900 Republican
The Republican gains in the interior, and especially
in the west are great VEIN FoRNEY,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
suooTING AFFRAY.

DR. Michael Flynn of No. $50 second ,ave'
.n,ner,nr m. wife of a criminal intimacy with D"nl~
So, lodeer aud finding them under peculiar cir'd"'
.,ances in Traceys room, at II o'clock i-st "sn' '
- shot Tracey inhctiu9 severe wonna. tracey
poc'", ,Le "a bellevue Hospital. aud Dr. Flynn was A'
resteu.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
VII. .Godlove s. orth Henry d. Washburn.
VIII Daniel ID. Pratt 80 GOdlOve s. Orth.
TX. John p. G. shanks Schuyler COlfax
A. william Williams william Williams.
Al. Jasper Packard. John Z. G. Shanks.
NEBRASKA.
l..John Taffe. John Taffe.
COLORADO.

The Rocky Mountain Neus of the 9Th inst. says
We make one more and before the official canvass thu
last correction tabular statement OF the election
returns this time the strength of The Trines advicea
from saguache, claimed to be Official giving Bradford 81
majority in the county instead Of 49, as heretofore re-
ported 1t leaves Bradford IT ahead with all the coun
ties, as believe, officially heard from
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14


The Common Council will stand as follows:
Ward. Nep Members. Oid Memoirs.
Ist. Aaron o. Mains Caleb q. Crane.
lid. John H. Kane
Hid. .Orson Nilson... ...--. William StalnsDy.
lVth. Timothy w. Lord. 80. Walter Il. starr.
Nth. Ira Budd.
With. Joseph Brotherly.
With. Thomas Austin.
With. William Smith.
IXth. Spencer scott. Daniel w. Baker.
Xth. Albert @. WesterreM
XIth. george Ridden.
XlIth. Tobias Wetdenneyer. Thomas OROurke.
XIIth. Frederick Stevens.
Republicans in Roman Democrats in Ndlics. RepuDL-
The new Board Of Education will be composed Of the
following members:
Wards.
Ist william A. Whitehead Charles A. Glaze.
lid Frederick W. RicOrd.
Hid Augustus L. wilcox. sam A. Farranu
INth. l.. Spencer GODle. Abraham COles
Vth. Alexander T. Compton.
With. George L. Hunt.
With. James Irtet.
With John W. smith.
IXth. Edwin III. Dawson. Charles l.. Jones.
Xth.. Noble O Bristol.
XIth. JOB Chandler
XIIth. Francis II. TtchenOr. Aired Ltster.
XIIIth Charles A. CrOssnan.
Republicans Roman Itdles Republican sorty
MAJoRuIEs IN THE WARDS NEWARK.
First Ward, Crane Rep) 1885, Second Ward, not heard
from; Third Ward, stansby (Rep) 472; Fourth Ward,
Starr Rep) %; Fifth Ward, stickhaus Dem) 2ii Sixth
Ward not heard from; Seventh Ward, Feer Dem) 2ss'
Eighth Ward, Flintoff (Dem) 20; Ninth Ward, Baker,
Rep) ATS; Tenth Ward slsght Rep) 8; Eleventh Ward,
Cain (Dem) 81; Twelfth Ward O'Rourke DEM 4s Thr-
teenth Ward, not heard from. The three Wards which
had not sent their returns likely to give small
Democratic majOrties
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
BRADFORD BaIpyH
NEW-JERSEY.

The Charter Election at Newark, yesterday,
resulted in victory for the as Will be
by the returns given below AT the last Charter
Election, Qunby (2epD Klein, (Dcm.), for Water
Commissioner, had q majority OF 40.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14

majority in the State is not less than 15OO In the
city the majority for the State ticket is undoubted
Part Of the city ticket is in doubt.
- GALUSTfA A. GROW.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Al a. m-Phiadelphia is re-
deemed over the most stupendous frauds. Myers and
Taylor are both safe. The State is Republican by
1900 to 2OOOO the largest majority given since 1860
Outside of Philadelphia we gain seven members of
the Assembly Both branches are Republican.
A. X MCCLURF
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14

THE REPUBLICAN COMMITTEES ESTIMATE.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. l:t-Midnght-Mr Grow es-
Inmates the Republican majority in the State at
1900.
MORE THAN FIFTEEN THOUSAND IN THE STATE
PHILADELPHIA Oct Al "a. m.-Ihe ReDuDncah
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
Leonard Myers's majority is 4G2, a Republican

Leonard Myers's majority Is 4G2, Republican
gain Of 800 on the vote Of 1867.
CHESTER Co-Thirteen Districts foot up Republican
gain " 2J9 Returns received AT II o'clock Indicate
Republican majority OF 1900, gain OF about 700
MONTGOMERY Co.-One town shows Il Republican gain
LANCASTER Co.-The returns at midnight show $500
Republican majority.
AlILGHANY Co.-Moager returns at midnight give the
Republicans 1900 majority Republican gam, 2'GoO.
BEAVER Co-Republican majority. 90; gain over last
year. 800.
TIoGA Co.-seven Districts give a Republican majority
Of GC3.
scRAxrox-Nlnth Ward gives Republican 222, Demo
cratic 1913.
ALrooxA.-The Third Ward gives 50 Republican ma
Jority.
P1rrsprRGH First Ward. 3ss Republican majority.
RgAplNG-The sixth Ward gives Republican majority
OF 2; Democratic gain Of 10 Eighth Ward gives Dcn-
ocratic majority Of e5 Democratic gain Of a. fifth
Ward-Democratic majority, q: Democratic gain, 3D.
CARBON Co-Heeker TopnshfD-Democratic majority.
ca; Democratic gain, IL Mauoh Chunk Borough-h"pup-
lcan majority. I29; Republican gain,9
PIKE Co. WestfaiL-i22 Democratic majority; Demo
cratic gain over last year 49, Shohoa-Democratlo ma
iorlty 81; Democratic gain, Al. AgOrd-lls Democratic
majority
CRAWFORD Co.-IHusrMe-hepuOHcah HaloiiV' '''
Republican gain, II.
IruIGu Co.. -AHentOpn-Three wards give Repubi-
can majority OF I75; Republican gain OF CT.
YORK Co-Shrepsb,ry IoUnship-Democratic major
ity, il2; Democratic gain, i5.
LANCASTER CITY, and ten townships, show Repub'
lican gain Of 39s over 1866.
LUzERsE Co.-Twelyo Districts give Republican gain
Of 80.
DELAWARE Co.-Nine Districts show Republican gain
Of7e.
CHESTER Co-Fifteen townships show a Republican
gain Of $40.
BERKs Co-The Democratic majority Will DO about
6OOO a Democratic gain OF about 200
MONROE Co. gives about 1900 Democratic majority
BERKs Co-The Democratic majority is estimated OIL
65oo; a Democratic gain OF about 500.
CHESTER Co-Estimated at 200 Republican majority
gain Of 3l5
FAYETTE Gothic Democratic majority is estimated al
700.
Congressman O'Neills majority is ASST
PHILADELPHIA, oct l3.-Twenty-two wards give
Republican gain Of 1850.
BEDFORD CoUSTY-Nine districts give tho Democra'
277 majority only Republican gain. g.
MIFFLIs CoUSTY-Republican gam, 2A
FAYETTE CoUsIY-Democratic gain, T5.
WHsTMoRELAsD CoUsTY-Democratic gam III
Randall Dem.), for Congress, has 6,iIo majority.
LAWRENCE CoUSTY-Republican majority, 1000
ALLgGnAsY CoUSTY-Repuhlican majority, 1000
PHILADELPHIA, Oct l3.-Kelly. oNeill and Myers ar'
reelected Taylor probably
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14

HOW THE NEWS WAS RECEIVED AT THE COOPER
INsTTUTE-INTENSE ENTHCSIAsM-A LETTER
FROM PHIL. SHERIDAN.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-10-17
Best Radical Speech

Governor 0glesby, Of Illinois, made
a Characteristic speech at Jerseyville
a few days since. It is the most
radical, and therefore the best raii-
cal speech yet made in the carayass.
We give simple extract, He said
"There was hot decent ma n in
the Democratic party. Thatnos one
Democrat in three hundred paia his
tax to the government That D emos
Gratis are all rebels and the Union
soldiers now working with the I9emo
cratic party are as much rebeHs as
we're the Confederate soldiers. That
Democrats were more ignorant than
negroes. That be aud the IA dical
party were in favor of taxing every
thing, from a donkey down 10 a
Democrat That he was opposedto
taxing bonds, and ia favor Of paying
them in gold That he was ia favor
of negro suffrage everywhere, andin
favor Of the most complete equality
Of races. That the war eDdod toe
soon that it should have continued
until negro equality was esabz ished
teyond any question. That le was
in favor Of more war, if necessary tc
establish the great principles of the
republican party, That The Demo
Gratis never should again have any
control of the government, Th atthe
Ilaboring man paid comparative ~ be
taxes that the poor, miscrable, siiah
iag scgbs Of society were making grea
Ia fuss about heavy taxes, when thes
Ibid 'nt know when they were wzalloiI
That il was the republican partz thA
ppt down the rebellion aid t tflab /
Democrats did not cease fglipE ia8l
with Tie taxes and bond holder5, the,
would b Quoted 1t the point 81 III.
lbayonet.'
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-10-17

on. Il was very becoming, she said,
and did he mind her wearing it lit,
tie while? Gallantry was only too
delighted to see her wear it. Next
she noticed a diamond ring on his
fore,tinger This he put on her
finger himself and what charming
little hand she had to be sure, They
were vastly complimentary and hap
py, aud got back to the hotel about
II o'clock, when they separated to
meet at breakfast next morning.
What Memphisdreamed NJ of we know
not. Doubtluess his dreams were
b'issful, He woke, dressed, descended
to the parlor, rang for servant, sent
to No. l3 for the lady. Presently
the servant returned.
Nobody in No. 10, sir"
"What ?7
No, sir. Lady stayed there last
night, but she went off in the train. ~
Meaphis actually staggered, and
could only gasp, (Which earIy2"
10 which the servant replied, in
one tragic trisylIabe--
Chicago"
1t was too true. At 4 o'clock,
when the omnibus started across the
river Miss appeared among the pas
sengers, paid her bill, and went with
it. Memphis telegraphed Indian
apolis. No go-train gone. He
telegraphed each road leading thence;
but in vain. His 500 in greonbacks,
his watch worth $500, aud his
diamond ring worth $1,000, all were
gone, "like the tenants that quit with.
out warning, down the back entry Of
time" He got a detective, went to
Chicago, returned by st. Louis, all
to no purpose. Finally he reached
Memphis, accounting to his afflicted
family for his protected absence by
"the sudden rise in fuuds."
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-10-17

But wherever you work don't for
get to work among the women. The
Coulederacy, wouldn't have lasted =
year ifithadn't beenfor them. One
good rebel woman Is WoFtha dozen
rebel meu. CO after the women,
then. They will make their hus-
bands and their lovers shoutfor Grant
and Colfax until they are hoafse, if
you will manage to replace some Of
che diamond rings and laces Frank
p. Blair stole from them when he
was here. And don't hesitate to
throw your arms around their neck
now and then, lchen their husJaads
are OF around, md gicc them a goo9
They will take Il, and the
Yankeer you are the better it takes
Our experience with female rebs is,
that, with all their sins, they have
vast amount Of human nature, and
only want it appreciated to be the
most loving creatures Imaginable
Scalawags aud carpet -baggers don't
fail, therefore, as you canvass the
State, to look after the women.
You are all good looking, and they
know it, but with native modesty, ike
sweet New England girls, they like
to be approached first. Don't be
afraid Uftheir ewes they glare like
young leopards by daylight, bit an
der the ntoon no blue death-srikeIs
farm S is hglf SO tender or hall 50
deep. Don't read Judge Pearson's
letter to them, but give them Byrou
and Shelly in volumes. and yoW Will
hare them IN yoDtr arms, if not in
your party, in less than week.
We Learn from the Raleigh Senti-
snl that it was with difficulty the au~
thor of this filthy libel escaped the
swift vengeuee of iufuriated citizens !;
but that the libidinous wretch was
spared for the present. is proof of the
forbearauce 70 a long enduring people,
proof which efectually demolisbes
the pyramaid of lies which hatred
and corruption have proppod upas n
monument Of Southern intolerance
EashgiHe Baaer.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-10-17
Brick POmeEOy and the Or
gan Grinder.
"Auay DODa South IN Dirte.

Brick, in recent speech at Dun
kirk, among other good things, told
the following
Yesterday, coming out from dinner,
on my way to the office, l saw on the
street, one,armed soldier. He was
Republican, he told me, seven years
ago. | asked him how he lost his
arm; he said fighting at Cold Harbor.
| asked him how he got along now.
He said not very we'll. He had
hand~organ that be was carrying
He was procuring the means Of sub
sistence for himself, wife aud two chill
dren. | walked along with him to
the front of my Office, and asked him
to give me a tune. He had been n
soldier; he lad fought TO save the
country he was a white man and [
thought he was friend Of music
lie dropped the hand>orgaa on its
stick, and [ saw on the top Of his
hand-organ q piece Of paper, which
read that Charles Smith had paid the
United States $40 for the privilege of
grinding this organ one year from the
18th of last May. Laughter and
applause.
| asked him if he had paid that
license, ana he replied that he had.
Did you fight to save your ooan-
try ?"
"Did you lose your arm in battle ?''
eyes sir"
odd you say you were a Republis
can when you went into the army p
@! was"
care you Republican now ?"
"No SIR.
And he swore [ presume that he
learned it in the army of Ben Wade.
| Laughter,
"Give us tune, and Til pay you
for it..
He commenced grinding out of that
poor and very dilapidated organ that
beautiful tune, Away down South in
Dixie" I like that tune | stood
and listened to it, and dropped into
his organ what few pennies | had
I said, play it again. He played it
once more.
"Do you say you were a soldier2"
eyes sir.
"Have you paid a license 2"
81 have"
"What will you take to stand in
front of my Office every day this week
from one o'clock till four ?"
II will play it for two dollars per
! day"
| said, that is all right. You arc
a soldier | like you better because
you are a Democrat | like you still
. better because you were Republi.
can and are honest enough to Sc,
r that you we're wrong / will givt
you the two dollars. He seated him
self upon the curb-stone in front o
t my Office, and for a half hour. whilt
$ l stood in the office door laughing, b,
! was grinding "Away down South il
Dixie. 1t was very MIC title tune
!. An old gentleman came along an,
r says, When are you going to chang
that?" lie said Il don't know. Tha
1 gentleman has hired me to play thi
9 one tune.o In the same buildin
! that am, the gentleman Of whom
9 hire the premises has an Office. In
9 short time, looking out Of the windo,
! he saw acrowd thore. lie came dow
9 stairs and told this fellow to "moy
IS on, or you will attract crowd 70
I are getting upa nuisance He sale
y II cannot move on. I am hired {
i Stay here. Who lhiraa your
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-10-17

HAVE WEA REPUBLIC ?-The Al
bany Argus asks this oonuudrum and
answers as follows
The Radical Congress has usurped
all power in the Government.
They voted to make it a penal Of
Tense, punishable by fne aud impris-
onment, for any person in the States
of Virginia, Texas or Mississippi to
vote at the coming Presidential eloc
ton
They have quartered a standing ars
my upon the people against their will,
at at an expense Of three hundred and
sixty six thousand dollars a day.
In any State where they have rea
son to believe there is a majority
against the radicals, they strike down
the liberties of the people, refuse
them representation, and plunge white
men into a slavery thousand time:
more degrading than that ever indict.
ed upon the negro race,
A belief in negro equality is mad,
a qualification Of suffrage.
No man is to be allowed to vote i
he is suspected Of being a Democrat
And, in order to execute these out
rages upon the liberties Of the peopl
land to carry out their infamous de
signs for the subyersion Of constitu
tional government, arms are to b
placed in the hands Of race of bar
barous and ignorant blacks
| DO the people want TO give such !
party j longer lease Of power z