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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-08
ELECTION LAWS.
IMPORTANT DBCIsIONl
Visible Admlxture Law Unconz
BlitufiOmal.

The Democrats last Winter under
took to pass a law By which all per
sons who had e visible admixture Of
African blood should be deprived Of
the right Of voting. This law has been
decided by the Supreme Court Of Ohio
to be unconstitutional and void. We
publish below the syllabus OF the de-
cisiOn published In the 18th Volume
Of the Ohio State Reports, 665 and
666.
flames B. Monroe, David Martin and
George A. Lanman Is. George ".
COllins.
81. Male citizens having a visible
admi1ture Of African blood, but In
whom the white blood predominates,
are white male citizens within the
meaning Of the Constitution Of Ohio,
and have the same right to vote as
citizens Of pure, white blood.
2. The Legislature have no power,
directly or indirectly, to deny or
abridge the constitutional right Of citi-
.zens to vote, or unnecessarily to Inn
pede its exercise; and laws passed pro-
iessedly to regulate its exercise or pre-
vent its abuse must be reasonable, uni
form and impartial
"3. The Act Of April 16, 1858, %.
L., 81, supplementary to the act en-.
titled an act to preserve the purity Of
elections, passed March 20, 1841, and
to protect the Judges of elections in
the discharge Of their labOrs; and also,
the last clause in the provisO In Sec. 3
OF the Act Of April II, 1863, (55, o.
L., 100-104,) } sto amend Sections 2, 4,
5 and "a Of the Act entitled can Act
to preserve the purity of elections" /"
passed March 20, 1841, &c, providing
that "clerks and judges Of elections
shall not be liable for damages for
rejecting the votes Of persons having a
visible admixture Of African blood, f"
are, in their spirit, scope, and effect,
calculated to impede and, in a great
measure, to defeat the exercise Of the
right of suffrage by legal voters hav-
ing such visible admixture Of African
blood, by imposing upon them unresA
sOnable burdens Of proof and liinita-
tiOns as 10 kind and amount Of evil
denee required Of them; by implicitly
authorizing the unconditional rejee-
tiOn Of their votes; by denying to them
the same right Of action which Is dc-
corded to others for the violation Of
their rights; and by discriminating
against them and in favor Of other
classes Of voters, as TO punishment
and penalties for a violation Of the
election laws; and are, therefore, IN.
constitutional and void"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-08
A Soldier Puts Some Questions.

A Soldier Puts Some questions.
To the Editors Of The Cincinnati Com
Dlercial:
AS the so-called Democratic party
Is asking for the votes Of the Union
Soldiers, I would ask these soldiers to
carefully weigh the following
What party was 1t opposed the bill
providing for the issue Of rations to
soldiers at the commencement Of the
war!
What party was Il who, at the time
when our soldiers most needed encour-
agement, said "Not another man nor
another dollar for this warp
What party was it that, when our
army needed reinforcement, opposed
recruiting and the draft, and incited
riots2
What party was it that disfranchis-
ed the wounded and crippled soldiers
who are inmates of the National Mill
tary Asylum, (soldiers' HOme) at
Dayton. Ohio? THESE men have q
permanent home here, and are, under
the constitution and laws Of the State
Of Ohio, entitled TO the elective fran
chise.]
fla soldier who has lost his health,
or a limb, in defence uOf our common
country is not entitled to vote, who Is 3?
Some rebel, I suppose.
What party is it that Is now assas-
sinating Union men every day (Or at
night-they are to cowardly too do it
during the day. in the Southern States?
What party is doing all this and is
at the same time bowling because a
certain class of rebels can not rule the
country?
ia party can do all this when It
has no power, what will it do when it
has control of the Government
"Our ballots shall go as did our bull
lets-against treason and for loyalty" ."
SOLDIER.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-08
Poetry
a NnW oAMPATaN Song.

y -
AIR-TFaulP, Tramp, TEanP, "ths Boy' are Marshiag
In our homes We sat In peace,
Thinking strife and troubls done,
And that traitors would bs once more loyal men
But we've heard a warning sound,
sincs the campaign has beguH,
And we're marching 0ut to batslo once asaiH.
OHoHus-TrhmP, tramp, tramp,
The Tanners marching,
Cheer upi Southern loyal men,
And beneath the Tann5rs' torch,
You lhali see the loyal North
ROui ths COppsrhoads and rebels once again.
When We granted terms Of peace,
Giving life and pardon, too,
We believed the South had had enough Of war;
But the traitors march again,
Just ni ones they used 70 do,
Meath the rebel ''aag that beers single star"
oaOHUS-TramP, sramp. &e.'
Let Us rally from tbs city,
From the mountain and the plain,
And united vote for Grant and ColfaE, TOO,
So that ali ths world may see
That the eountry's right again.
And is strong in spite OF all that traitors DO.
oHolUb-Trump, tramp, &C.,
".
when the white EOuso changes hands,
And our General takes command,
Aad our marching days and nights are fully Ger,
WsUiIl lay our torches by,
And united hand IN hand,
Swear the Union shall be stronger than before.
oHORUS-TDmP, tramp, tramp,
Ths Tanners marching,
Cheer upi Southern loyal mun,
And beneath the Tannsrs' torehs
You shall see the loyal North
Rout the Cgppsrhsads and rebels once again.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-08

The Democrats around here are in
favor Of paying the debt of in green
backs, yet they propose to vote for q
candidate for the Presidency, who
goes in for payment in gold.-Here
is what Horatio Seymour says:
"some hold that it is right, and that
it is due to the Taxpayers that we
should save what we could by paying
the principal Of the debt in currency,
but they underrate the force Of their
own arguments. 1t is a mistake to
suppose that the interests Of the bond
holders and taxpayers are antagonis-
tic. The fact is overlooked, that in
order to make any saving by. giving
the bondholder de5GSed and t5ortb-
less paper, zee t0ottJd bring upon our.
Selves disaster and disbonOr tCl5ich sDoIJLI
cost a a.htsadred fold t8iBat zoe could saUs.
It means that we are to give the Ia
borer for his toll q base currency; it
means that the honor Of our country
shall be stained; it means that our
business shall be kept in uncertainty
and confusion; itmeanB that the la
borer shall suffer by increased cost of
the comforts Of life" 4
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-08
Why COpPerheads ShOnId not
be Trusted.


First. That the Democratic party
forced upon the country and the Re-
publican Administration an expendi-
ture Of more than Four Thousand
Millions Of Treasure.
Second. That the rebellion was be-
gun for the express purpose Of over
throwing Republican Institutions. and
establishing upon their ruins a Slave
holding Oligarchy; and, that all the
burdens Of national taxation, past,
present, and prospective, are the nee
essary consequences Of the Democratic
rebellion.
Third. That the vast sacrifice Of
life on the battle field, and in the hos
pitfalls and prisons, Is justly chargea-
bic to the reasonable action and pur-
poses of the Democratic leaders.
Fourth. That in preparation for
this rebellion, the whole power Of the
last Democratic Administration was
exhausted, the public Treasury plum
dered, the Navy scattered or disman-
tied, and the Army placed under COM
mand of traitors, and quartered be-
yOnd the reach Of the incoming Ad-
ministration, and within the terrific
ries of the contemplated revolution
ary government.
Fifth. That all these acts were done
in obedience to the orders Of the
Democratic cOnspirators, and by the
advice and with the approval Of the
Democratic leaders in every section Of
the country.
Sixth. That these same leaders con-
trolled the late Democratic NOmina-
ting Convention, dictated its platform
and designated its candidates.
Seventh. That these same leaders,
by their public orators and press, de-
clare it to be their settled policy that
Democratic success shall restore 20 the
late rebels-in-arms supremacy in the
of the States and the ma
ton; and that all that was lost by reb-
el defeat on the battle field shall be re-
gained by the election Of the Demo
cratic candidates.
Eighth. That they, the Democratic
leaders, promise only, as the conse-
quence of their triumph; the renewal
Of the war, and destruction of the
re6rgaf1ized States, and the overthrow
Of the popular representative branch |
Of the Government, or its subsection |
to executive will and dietation.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-08
THE GREAT EARTHQUAKES.
Remarkable PhenOmemOu
o~FiVe Hundred MUM
niles ReBurFected.

A Lima, Peru, correspondent Of the
N. Y. Times, relates the following sin.
gular result Of the earthquake at AFRICA,
giving Gen. Fitzpatrick as his author.
lty. He says. u
AS the earth opened and yawned,
there came up tire hundred n11a0snliea,
who stand in long lines facing the sea,
every one Of the skeletons in perfect
preservation, the hands doubled up
and supporting the chin, the knees
drawn up and supporting the heshless
body! This must be one of the most
frightful sights possible, and quite be-
yond description. The spot where
these mummies now stand was once
an old cemetery, some ninety years
ago it is said, and these skeletons are
doubtless the tabled Incas and Indians,
who either buried themselves alive or
were inferred in this manner. They
correspond exactly to the old num-
mics of the Incas, which 1 described
in a former letter as among the eurios-
tiles to be seen ia the museum at Lii
ma. AS the ground receded, what a
CHASTITY spectacle, amid the thrOes Of an
earthquake, the coming up again to
earth Of these long buried skeleton re-
mains. Five hundred ghOstly mum
mics
The same correspondent writes
In Tambo a priest, or padre, as he IS
called, told the affrighted people not
to fee to the hills. He would go
down to the sea, and he had power to
still the waters. The foolish people,
500 in number, believing in his Om-
impotence, gathered around him in sol
emh procession, and followed him to
the sea but the voice of a man, who
took upon himself the attributes Of the
Almighty, was not needed, and him
self aud 500 with him were drOwnfd.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-08

The greeDback dodge, with which
the Democrats started the Presiden
tial campaign, seems to have been
very thoroughly "played out already.
Even in the West, where it originated,
it is seldom mentioned now Frank
Blair's sharp and true saying that it
was Of no use to talk about paying
the debt till we had decided whether
we were to have a Government to pay
it or to owe it, has made its mark,
And people, moreover, have every.
whore come to see that giving your
note for your debts don't pay them.
The debt is heavy; but the people
do not feel so poor yet as to be un-
der the necessity Of sweating the coin
before paying their creditors.-[N. Y
Times,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-08
GRANT.

In the world to-day no proudsr name
Is borne on any breeze,
And With Grant to steer the ship Of stats
Oar dag shall rule the ssaS
No aDominion" shall bo North Of us,
And South Of Us no foe
Our Starr and Stripes in the CanadaS,
And Likewise Mexico
For with President Ulysses
Will be few who care to fight
May he rule the country be has saved,
Aud God defend the Right
So, boysl q final bumper,
While We all in chorus chant
''For next President We nominate
Our own Ulysses Grant,"
And Il asked what State be halls from,
This eur sole reply shall be-
"From near AppomattOz COurt-HouBs,
With its famous apple-trOsi''
For twas there to our Ulysses
That Lee gave up the fight
NOW, boys, ITO Grant for President,
And God defend the Fighti"
[-Mileu c'Rsiliy.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-08

The Hartford Times says, Blair
''cOuld with propriety, ifhe pleased,
deliver temperance lectures" Ger
tainly; with just as much propriety IS
Horatio Seymour could pat rioters on
the back and call them his afriends'
and then claim the credit Of helping
! 10 suppress the riot.-CHal tford Post.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-08

Mr.. Barrere, the Democratic can
didate for Congress in this District,
said in his speech at the Court House
in this place on the night ofthe lst
inst, in speaking Of the nomination
Of Frank Blair, By his party, for Vice
President, that they might have done
better. A large majority Of the voters
in the United States think the Re
publican Convention at Chicago did
90 better Fayette Co. Herald.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-08

1st Citizel-Hurrah for Ginerai Sey-
mourI
I'd Citize,l-Hould there, now Say
mour is no Gineral at ALI
let Ciiizes-Och, thin, and wusn't
be o gineraI Of the Riot, shurs7
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-08

Vallandighah and Sam. Cary hav-
ing been posted to speak from the
same platform recently in Ohio, each
Of the gentlemen Indignantly dis
claimed all knowledge of the an
nouncement, and would not Gil the
appointment. Yallandigham ia
ashamed of Cary, and Cary is asham-
cd of Vallandigham.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-08

The Democrats can't shelter them
selves under their platform, for Sey-
mour construes it according to his
notion, and, of course, will so be
guided. |
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-08

Under the administration Of John
sons favorite, General Buchanan
Texas averages eizty murders a
month. The average under General
Sheridan was nine. What would The
increase be if the Democracy elected
theit nominees?
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-08

The Hartford Post porpetrates the
following; "Frank Blair's best hold
to hold his tongue"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-08
CERTIFICATE.
HIaHllr1 ?. O.. ohio. E0TsuBsF. i557.

HIaHLaHB P o., Ohio, EoEgmBsE, 1857.
Da. PrEE-My Dear Sir. feel Sc impossible e e.
press ms eatitude % yOu for the wonderful cure you
have wrought upon me. For several months past l
had been uaioted with bad form Of Sore Eyes, which
finally hrcaue painfo IN the extreme. During part Of
the time, lad 70 remain in darkenea room . pre-
Vont ufeuse suffering. Before coming 20 you, had
rii several Rye Doctors Of good repute, but iound
no relief Three able PhyuicianB pronounced one Of
nv eyaH incurabla and the other ToTT doubtful The
gi1ht Of the rBt uaeEed an0st gone, aud 20 DO any
thing more 70 struggle against hope. Hearing ~
thta functura Of your Eye Doctor de-
ternliuad 10 make morB EFFORT 20 cave ny lig15s
and therefore placed myself 10 your handl ny fore
loru-hope and rejoice % say that in d1 aa1 lound
relief You have saved ny eyes. They urs now IN
uiort eEcrleut condition.
May other CaTtine4tas might De gwen Dlt % is
formation Gt liberty % addreGl the aboVe-namsdi
or any Of the following persons
Harvey BHdEleys MouFytoWn P. o. Ohio.
lIru Margaret Bentley, Leesburg, Oils. g.
-Oharles Fife Tsye.tsville, Ohio.
pieaannf Ladd, HghlandP. o., Ohio.
n a. ParsV, Gabina, Cliuton County, Ohio.
Jesse Holiday, WestboTo, Ohio.
Il ig ist-ueo8aglIy TO add more ieei inst have
rsredv hioh for sasotT aud power 10 itEeduct Hpuu
dissas-d rye has not q rival in the world. have
trestsd the eye in nearly ol stages 81 dhoaae AND
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restoring action but here the paralysis may be
only partial, and the case Therefore not hgPeleuH.
No charges are made ia case q care Is
net effected,
Harding assouuodatinnr will Be gurnlshsd patisnts
A. N farm-hours, GiE miles north Of Hllshoro nud
frif mile wet of Euisrflle Highland county Ohio.
uE-Pout OGo8 nddrsss, New Vienna, q
February 81, lo5o. SAMUEL PtKE-
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-08
SORE EYES!
BEAD!

Hurine bad much szpsrience and complete success
n the treatment of what d gsneTny known and called
Erauulstsd iudamed Sore Eyes, and wishing 20 Be
u 70 very many, take this method 70 invite al thus
aGlicted 20 come nud 81 HEhLEn.
Eany Who have suffered much from this lingering
disorder, and ueI insdsciua treatment By the Fsry
best Eye DoctoFs at home and abroad, have placed
themselves under ny treatment and, as result, had
thelr eyes r0undy cured in from 90 two month";
and that On pr0Eouncsd by phyuicians 20 Be
iucurubs. properly treated, the disease which, in
nine ont % every ten Affects the eye 1 easily
enough currd- The proper remedy i5 the one thing
needMI. know from long experience that have
that remedy. But without adding words hear what
ofharr -rr
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-08

uBy the election Of Seymour and
Blair, q says Governor Vance, Of North
Carolina, "the South will secure al
they fought for"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-08

WHO OWN THE BoNDs?-Let Sey-
mour, the Democratic candidate for
President, answer. In This Cooper
Institute speech, made June 26, 1868,
he says:
off we add the trusts for widows
and orphans We find that 100000
persons are interested in Govern
ment bonds a0bo are not capitalists. "
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-08

Howell Cobb supports Frank Blair.
The corn and the cob are together
once more Hartford Post.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-08
q CUdTE08 lI0 Udu0 Iu JaoU . 2
not eleCled.
Free Turnpike Notice.

A Ii when q may concern viii take notice, tha.
q m Commissioners OF Highland County, Ohio al
fsf- r,guar session held the Court House In gad
oornfv. Commencing u he TIh day " 8 ptamier, A
D. 1865 appointed Jared bald maTtbHl T. EelsOn and
neer 10 examine, lay out aud straightsn Che road
beefnuiuQ a. the ue between the counties Of Fayette
and Highiand Whsre the county ToHd on Joseph Nc
the viinrs ofGnssnheld, TO point Vhero ths oorpo-
ration hPe Of said village crosses Free TurRpiks
Ess pefershgrv Rainsb0rn aud the Adams %. Iine
In pursuance of petition asking foe the improvement
Of ssd road by Iaying out, gtrRightenlng, grading
graTrliak nd constructing Necessary bridges end cul-
v-rtr ad that said Viewers aud Engineer viii meet
81 The place ofbeginuiug said roa.., on sEsDA4i
Oct elh a, p. 1855, 70 make Estq I,s- saa survey
-ssplIgf p ARTHVEl county A9dliaF.
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A feast of reason-LlvIug on ones
wits.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-20
TO THE CITY COUNCIL,

Both Branches of the City Coun-
Gil have passed joint resolution,
appointing the Mayor, one from the
Board Of Aldermen and two from
the Common Council, a Committee to
present to the Legislature a petition
for the passage CT the bill introduced
by Hon. Warren Jordan, entitled
,,An Act to increase the Common
School Fund and to encourage the
growth Of Hops and Grapevine.
We herewith urge the above Com
mittee to act at once. We andswith
us Thousands of Citizens wish the
Law in question passed and we ear
nestly hope that the Committee will
not LITTER any longer ia performing
the duty imposed upon it. Come no
to the scratch gentlemen. The Lee
gislatpre. il waiting for your action.
The bill was yesterday referred to
the Committee on immigration,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-20

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heiten biiben aus IaFtf,. @roebersig.
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ne oens rla6fontmen, iie in 8ollbefib
Der frii9er beiehenen 9ie9te eiatIekert !
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-20

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