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In August, 1864, Gcn. Butler tele-
Graphed Gen. Grant that Gen. Ould, the
Rebel Commissioner Of Exchange, au
thorized him to state that they had not
sufficient food to prevent our prisoners
from suffering, and offered to exchange
twenty thousand, man for man.
"Gen. Grant replied:
"IF WE COMMENCE A SYSTEM
OF EXCHANGE WHICH WILL LIB.
ERATE ALL PRISONERS TAKEN,
WE WILL HAVE TO FIGHT ON UN-
TIL THE SOUTH is EXTERMINA.
TED, IF WE HOLD THOSE
ECAUGHT THEY AMOUNTF 20 MORE
THAN DEAD MEN AT THIS PAR
TICULAR TIME, ,.r ,- b.
This is my War Record. That skele-
ton you sec there is the remainsof one of
the 100000 brave boys who left their
homes, as they thought, to save their
country; but, alas! how many were mis-
taken. g a.'r -.a. s1
built slaughter-pen, the largest the
world ever heard of, and into this pen |
drove thousands, Of my fellow men. l
drenched the soil of Virginia with their
blood. made thousands Of widows and
orphans. I did all this to become a
great man. What high price for great
ness!
The means Of the widows and orphans
caused by my slaughtering policy, are
nothing to me. 1 have made 100000 by
the operation, while they have been beg
CARED, by the loss of their protectors.
hear the .groans of those boys in my
sleep. Their ghosts follow me whereVe
Il 60. -t ...
For this 1 have been nominated by tn
Radical party for the Presidency. Thank
tolthe Bondholders. Thanks to the op
pressors of the poor man. a..
j Who of all the Union Generals let
III 900 skeletons on battle, fields in les
time than 1 did? The friends of thes
murdered men will certainly vote. for me-
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The Dcsnocraey are in Favor Of

s@- Paying the principal and interest
of the Bonds in Grecnbacks, Co.
se. .Taxation on all U. s. Bonds the
same us other property.
pM. Eqrsl taxation-the Bondholder
aud Farmer in the same proportion.
pA- Abolishing the 1900 National
Banks, which are so many National Rob.
bers, engaged in plundcriug the People
"a Denouncipg "Na.ional Debt as
a National Curse" imposed upon the
People by Jacobins in waging a Negro
Crusade for the purpose of subjugatine
ten States Of the American Union.
ne Representation in Congress by cv
cry State. ~ .''s
ses..Iihmediate Union on tho basis O
the Constitution.
ssppposed to usurpation Of undele
gated power by Congress.
saOpposed to military despotism ii
this Republic. ''.'.- .7.,'H
na-6pposed to Congressional fore
bills tosstablish Negro Suffrage. ?
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Cost OF reconstruction DuTiz1g til
Year 1867!
The n. Y. Tribune's Figures
TaA-Payersi Read ANA Ponder


The ". Y. Tribune, the organ Of the
blood sucking Reconstruction Radicals.
says:
"TnE ENTIRE COST OF MAINTAINING
TROOPS IN THE MILITARY DISTRICTS DU-
RING THE LAST YEAR FOR RECONSTRUCT
TIoN PURPOSES, WAS $sS.iIS.3ES
SS!'
During the ten years of peace which
preceded the accurscd Radical crusade,
tie cntiyc cost of the War Department OF
the United States never reached an ave.
rage of SEVENTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
A YEAR: sar~ e.. ..4....-
And during the ten years from 1911 tc
1851, including the Mexican War, the en-
tire cost of the War Department ne7cl
reached an average of FOURTEEN MIL.
LIONS A YEAR,
Let us have peace. Radical Recon
struction is War;.
| The Pomeroy Telegraph, Morgan Coun
| ty, Herald, Athens Messenger and Mari
etta Register will please give the abov
Gguses to their readers. The 7ribun'
says they are correct, consequently yoE
ought to enlighten your readers.
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Esent,ssol.scrs scasc,, ..TAs ISSUES.

=
Scascs,-.Ths issues.
A Democrat Informed US q few days
since that he had been apprcaehefby a
prominent Bondholdcr and Radical of
.Woedsicld, who insistedYthat the pay
ment of the Bonds in greeubacks and
subjectiDg them to taxation, the same as
other property, was not an issue in this
campaign.
The Democrat was' q subscriber to the
Spirit and was posted, consequently Mr..
Bondholder could not deceive him,
Tho issues are by both parties on the
financial question, thus:
DEMOCRACY: ALI U. S. Bonds, the
payment Of which is not expressly pro-
vidcd for iu gold, shall be paid, principal
and interest, in greenbacks.
2--Tbc EQUAL TAXATION of cv-
cry species of property according to its
real value, including Government Bonds
and other public securities.
3--One currency for the Government
and the people, the laborer and the Office
holder, the pensioner and the soldier, the
PRODUCER and the BONDilOLDER
On the other hand the Radicals and
Bondholders claim:
/ RADICAL: 1-Tkat all U. S. Bonds
shall be paid in gold.
2--That all U. s. Bonds shall be ex
empt from taxation, which causes th'
poor man to pay the rich Dondholdcrs
taxes.
3-That the Bondbolders shall hav'
their principal and interest on all U. s
Bonds paid in Gold, worth 81 40 for CIV
cry dollar, while the farmer and mechani
must take greenbacks worth sixty-fv
cents Oh the dollar.
Tax-paycrs,ther is an honest statemen
of the facts. We feel assured that afte
having perused the above you will feel N
inclination to support the party in pow
er, which robs you Of your just dues eV
cry day that you live. 1t takes tn
bread out of the mouths of your wive
land children to satisfy the never ceasin
cry Of the Bondholders: ="More goldl
"More gold!r' "More gold!!T' ''s'.
Their greed for the taxpayers none
is Unsuitable. The remedy for past year
of high taxes and corruption lies in th
ballot-box. Vote them out Of power, an
prosperity will again smile upon you an
yours. ri .ss...s .l., .-
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q Hl'' =. 7. ~ = "a
Gen, yV.P. Richardson.

This gentleman delivered an address
before Democratic Club in Marietta, on
the 18th ult., in which he declared him
self in favor of the principles Of the
Democratic party. His arraigument Of
the Revolutionists wassevere but just.
:, The General was elected Attorney
General on the Radical State ticket in
1864, and was a Delegate from Monroe
County to the Republican State Conven-
ton held at Columbus in 1865. g.
We welcome tho General to the party
of correct principles. -q 6. g-
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N,sr WY. rress.

las gratifyinssto us tnannounee 10
She Democracy Of Monroe County aud
our: readers generally that our NEW PRESS
has arrived. We shall, as soeu as our
now typo and other materials arrive,
which will be soon, be able to present our
readers with a weekly parer, second to 10
paper III Ohio. Ii size it will be thirty
two columns, from six to eight columns
larger than the present form.
All We ask ia return for this enlarge
ment Of our paper is that our friends,
throughout the county. and, elsewhere,
willIexeEt themselves to send US clubs OF
Subscribers from each township in the
county.
Terms: Single subscribers, ono year,
Sc 90; clubs of 20 subscribers, one year,
81 so. .,.
Democrats, send 10 your Clubs by tho
1st of October aud commence with the
enlarged Spirit.
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Postmasters TO the Rescue,

Last week we made mention of tho
Post NJ. of this plsco having received q
dun from the "Upion Republican Com.
mittees" for the sum of SIC. Some of the
Radical gentry say they don't believe our
P. NJ. ever got any such dun, and for the
satisfaction Of such we publish the fol-
lowing: ,...i,,-.,s.- :.
For President, .s.o For Vice President,
U. S, GRANT. SCHUYLER ooLFAAs'
RooMs OF, UNION Rep, Con. Con-.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 10, J
Postmaster, Woodsfeld, Ohio:
Sir: The. Republican National Commit.
! tee, and the Union Congressional Com
mittee, being profoundly impressed with
the importance Of vigorously prosecuting
the ensuing political campaign apply tt
yor for an immediate contribution, OF SIG
+ All in sympathy with the purposes O
itbe Republican party will readily under
lstand that expenses must be incurred fol
organization, documents and speakers, II
Unnecessarily conducting a Presidential
campaign. The funds contributed vii
be judiciousiy expended. 'a'.H
7 Communications should be addressed t.
4 Thomas L. Tulloek, Secretary Washing
ton, D. C, aud will be promptly acknowl
edged, -.Ia l....s.. -,
4 WILLIAM CLAFFLIN, Cb'n,
i WILLIAM E.. CHANDLER, Sec.
4 Republican National Com.
II EDWIN D. MoRGAN, Chm
l Union Rep. Cong. Com.
I RoBERT g. ScnENcK, Chm,
Thomas i. TULLocK, Sec,
Union Rep. Cong. Executive Com.
The stealings Of the Radical party sine
\ |ls60 amount to millions of dollars. VIII
don't the ''loyal" pay their campaign Q,
penses with that instead Of robbihg Pos
; masters whose Offices pay. mere pittanc'
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The Radical Negro War i'm
the South!
Negroes ArmIng i'm LOuisiana!!

=
An official dispatch from Radical
employe of the government, in speaking
of the negroes in Louisiana arming and
drilling, says: "In my opinion, this is
alarming, and such conduct is only CAL
culated to bring about conflict, the end
of which none can foretell."
Northern White Men! While you are
vet free from Radical Bayonets, vote to
deprive the Revolutionists Of power
The country is on the verge of another
war, brought about by Radicalismlssote
to drive them into political obseurity!-
And by SO doing save your blood, your
property and your country! y s,.,,.,.
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Radical Documents and Deeds.

4ar+ - a. -
The New York Tribune has a. w ash
ington correspondent who recently wrote
from that city, rather exultantly, that
s'the Republican Committee are sending
our documents at the rate Of more than u
100000 per week. The New York ExS z
press, in noticing this little enterprise,
says, with great truth, that evoryWhcrps 2
|on every side, in every y'home and houses z
hold, is Democratic argument-such as Y
The double price of tea. sa58.A aa3
The triple price Of sugar. - ~ a,,,,,
The double price Of clothing. ..,.s.
Tho velocity and volume with which I
property in almost every part of the
country is running from the poor I'd tho.i
rich. in consequence Of the. iniquity and
injustice Of taxation. s
The destruction of our foreign COM
mercial marine. e I. i. ''.''.s ~ = +.
The banishment of all gold and silver.
as coin, aud tie uniyersality of paper. !.
The downfall Of tho Constitution
Everywhere. t4 ss.s.s,
! The substitution Of consolidated for
a federal form of government. &
The overthrow Of the right Of trial by
Jury, and of the habeas corpus among
10000, 900 Of our people,. ~ - ]
The subjugation of eight millions Of
white men in the South to three or four
millions of negroes. sestfp
The reign Of carpct.baggers in Con-
gross Generally runaways from the
North, assuming to represent the whites
and negroes in the South. =, $50 \,
All these are Democratic arguments
| in every mans mouth, and arc present,
more or less, everywhere, in every house
cottage and cabin. sifi{ so
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-01

nea-MooRE, the Radical candidate for
Congress, is using portion Of his slO,-
900 gold interest, wrung from the tax
payers to keep up his National Bank, to
distribute his organ, the Athens Aessen-
ger, in this county, That suits us; we
propose to show up the National Bank
President and the party he represents,and
the Messenger with him. 80
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National Demo cratic Ticket
Take Notice.

The Editor Of THE SpIRIr has removed
his Office, to the front room of the dwell
ling house, ore door South Of the print
ing Office, where all business connected
with The SPIRIT will be transacted. No
tics The sign: SpIRlr OFFIcE,sg
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-01
Prophecy EulGIled.

"If the inferual fanatics and abolition
ists over get power in their hands they
will override the Constitution, set tho
Supreme Court at defiance, change and
make laws to suit themselves, lay violent
hands on those wilo differ with thonl in
their opinions or dare to question their
,nfallibility, and finally bankrupt the
country and deluge it with blood. d."-Dan
iet Webster, March z, 1850.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-01

s@The Radicals sag the Democratic
triumph in Kentucky was the work Of
"Rebels." g." 's. "
They forget, else they arc not posted,
that Kentucky furnished more troops for
the Federal than she did for the Confed-
crate armies. The official records of both
Governments, at Washington, prove this
fact. .-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-01
TAX PAYERS READ!
HOW. 10 Fay the Debt.

The great question OF the hour is:
How to pay the debt, save the national
FEcredit and faith, and rescue the laborihg
classes from the everlasting slavery to
the moncyed aristocracy.
The Bangor (MaiDe) Democrat says the
only feasible plan is that presented BY
Hon. GEORGE II. PENDLEToN of Ohio!
His proposition is TO pay the debt as
speedily as possible, and thus put stop
to the all consuming, and all-devouring
gold interest. The Radical p:css COM
plain that Mr.. Pendleton has as yet pre-
sentcd no figures covering the entire
ground. This we propose to do. Our
proposition involves no population OF
the public faith, and no considerable in-
Aation of the currency. 'sfa
According to Mr.. McCulloch's last
monthly statement, the national debt is
of the following character, and OF the
following amount iurouud numbers: g
Five per cent. gold interest -
bonds redeemable at the
pleasure of the government I
after 1874, ir~t -r S2Oo,o0o,O0O
six per cent. gold interest
bonds payable in 1881, 3oo,oee,ooo
six per cent gold interest
FIVE twenty bonds, i,1oo,OVV'Voo
Currency, interest notes and
bonds, E>e 'ooVoo'Voo
| L.
Total interest bearing debt, s2,zU0,oooooO
'f1sa' .suev' etc.. 45O,ooo,ooo
Total ascertained debt. sa,e5OOOe,oOC
OF the above interest bearing debt II
!, will be observed that S2O0,OOO,0OO can,
mot be paid until 1874, and s3O0,OOO, ,O0(
until 1881. The remaining Sl,7OO,OOe
600, consisting Of the five-twenties anc
currency interest bonds, may be paid i'm
mediately, or within the next four years
Lot us begin, then, the work of paymen
t on the first day of mex. January, by call
r ling in all the National Bank currency
and by paying the G0,OQO,00o Of bond
deposited at the Treasury at Washington
to secure that currency, in greenbacks
lin other words, we substitute greenback
E for the National Bank currency, and pa,
off $500, 100000 Of the gold interes
bearing bonds. Thus, on the first day Q
!. January, 1860, we would reduce the 81,
: 700, 100000 to 100000, 'withou
adding one dollar to the currency.
Y The next step would be to reduce tn
: current expenses of the Government :
U.lS1OO, 900, 900 a year. This could readll
g be done by doing away with all forms
d Radical extravigance; by dispensing wit
a the Freedmen's Bureau, and military gov
ernment over the Southern States, and b
iputting an end to the speculators' gro'
1 Indian war.
We would also provide for the annu'
reduction of the duties on import at th
rate of ten millions year, thus dom
Il away with the evils of an enormous pre-
= tective tariff, and tightening the burder
8 of the laboring class.
d The workings of the Treasury d
is partmeut for several years we would hay
i as follows: y,
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pgTax- payers, you are the slaves OF
the Bondholders. You pay their taxes,
build their school houses and school their
children.
Free yourselves at the ballot-box on
Tuesday, the 18th day of October, byvo-
ting the Democratic ticket.
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Radicalism,

e' "While our soldiers were chasing the
defeated Rebels from the field Of Get
tysburg, on the 4th of July, 1868, Hora-
tic Seymour was making a speech in New
Y ork, and threatening the loyal people of
the North with riots and revolutions. y
Athens Messenger. ~. -.
JOHN W. FoRNEr, editor Of the Phil
adelphia Press, one Of the ;bitterest pa
pers in the interests of the Revolution
lists, thus spoke of Governor SEYMOUR,
in 1868: d. 2''4.'
"Hcnor to New York; Her Governor
| has acted like man whe knows when the
! time for par;isanship is at an end. Hel
gallant Seventh is now at Harrisburgh
and side by side with our brave Pennsyl
vanians, prepared to resist the invaders
This is the true spirit Of brotherly love
Pennsylvania, will not forget Gov, Sey
mour." :. .
That's true. Pennsylvania will not 70
get Mr.. SEYMOUR; but will roll up %,
900, of majority for bimiin November.
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aa-The Radicals say: "Redeeming the
Bonds in greenbacks is reputation"
The Taxpayers say: "One currency
for all men; greeubacks for Bouds and
equal taxation. if that is reputation
you are welcome to make the most Of it.
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na.All unnaturalized foreigners ought
to take out their naturalization papers
Immediately, in order to be able to assist
at the death Of plundcriug, robbing Rad
icaiism. CORE ~. -: III
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na- The cattle disease isragins at Gin
cinnati and elsewhere, in the West. In
the Enquirer of the 25th ult., DR.. j. B
CAMPBELL submitted the following as
remedy: - 'A :..t.,.. -.
cater a hurried examination OF the
cattle disease now raging in our western
suburbs, l would recommend that the sich
cattle be drenched with whisky and salt
as a remedy"
The editor of the Enquirer says u,
"The surest remedy is the anuihilatior
of all infected and exposed animals,
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WoodsiicIA. Sep. L, 1865.
"a union of hearts, a union of hands,
A union that none may sever;
y union of lakes, a union of lands,
The AMERICAN UNION FOREVER"

1.-THE UNION AS IT WAS, AND
TIE CONSTITUTION AS IT IS"
II hold thatTnIs Government was made
~ the WHITE, BASIS, by WHITE
MEN, for the BENEFIT of WHITE MEN
and their PoSTERITY forever Sic
pheA 4. DoWqids.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-01

no. Four of the Radicals "Men OF
1s67''-Negroes, passed through town
on Tuesday, the 25th ult. We expected
to see the brethren rush out. embrace the
"men and brothers" and invite them to
their houses, but, they didn't. Base In
gratitude!
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-01
BOUGHT AND SOLD.

DUUGlIl AMI OObD.
Tax payers, the President Of that Ma
tional Robbery asks you to send him to
Congress, where he can vote to put more
gold in his and his brother Bondholdcrs
pockets. r s.-.
We have faith that you don't want .
Banker and Bondholder to represent you
in tho Congress Of the United States.
Mr.. FoLLErT, the Democratic candidate
for Cougress,is neither Banker or Bond
holder. Vote for him to represent youin
Congress, and you waI be represented and
not the exempted Bondholdcrs.
Now here are the oaths taken by Mr.
Moore in order to become member ol
the Know Nothing party and an oppres,
sor Of foreign born citizens:
81, Il. II. MOORE, of Athens, in the
State of Ohio, a native horn citizen of The
United States. and of PROTESTANT
faith, az the prcseace of Almtghy Goo
and these witnesses, do solemny promis
and sucear, that will not vote, nor giu
my influence for any uan, for any offic'
in the gift of the people, unless he be al
AMERICAN BORN CITIZEN, IN FA
vOR OF AMERICANS, RULING
AMERICA, nor if he be a ROMAN
CATHOLIC" tt,t..I egs..... "a
ain the presence Of Almighty God an
these witnesses, | do solemnly and sin
ccrcly swear that 1 MILL, when electe
or appointed to any official station con
ferring on me the power to do so, RE
MOVE ALL FOREIGNERS, ALIEN
or ROMAN CATHOLICS from OFFICl
or PLACE, and that L will, IN M
CASE appoint SUCH to any Office 0
place in my gift" .,r, L..
Foreigu-born citizens, there is the pre-
scriptivc record Of the man the Radical
J Of this District arc imploring you t
: vote for. rg. 49,.
Turn out to the polls to man on Tue:
r day, tho 18th day of October. and vot
g him and his Brother Know Nothings an
: Bondholders rebuke they will remcn
Der through all coming time.
No Radical dare deny the truthfulne'
'' tof the above record of their Know Notl
ing, Banker candidate for Congress.
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n@- Democrats, press the Radicals with
their official corruption and Negro Re-
construction from now until'the closing
of the polls on the evenings of the 18th
day of October and Sd of November.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-01

s@r"Gold Coupons for Us and Taxa
ton for the Mechanics and Farmers" is
the motto of the Radical Bondholding
party. ~
Vote them down.
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n@Did L. II. MOORE, Radical candi-
date.for Congress, leave $4,000 of his
gold interest with the faithful in Woods
field to buy votes? ~. ....
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votes as He Fought.

We find the following. in the Stcuoepri-
Vile Gazette of the 25th: n naJ.. "a,
"Gen. W. P. Richardson, Of Monroe
County, who was elected Attorney Gene
raj of Ohio, in 1866, by the Radical par
ty has left that organization, and has ia
ken the stump for Seymour and Blair.--
Gen. Richardson now votes as he fought
he fought to put down the rebellion against
the Government by Southern traitors,
now he votes to put down the rebellion
waged against the Constitution of his
country by Radical rebels"
Gen. RICHARDSON removed from Mon
roe County to Marietta in 1866. He is
doing good work for the Democracy.
sgrREMEMBER, That E. H. MOORE
has $4,000 to spend to secure him seat
in Congress. ..sss.
REMEMBER, That money is no OBJ.
jeet to the National Bank President, be.
cause y gu pay him all he gets, by labor.
ing TO pay tho gold interest on his Bonds
! gAt Radical headquarters in Woods
6e.d may be found various Jacobin news
papers for circulation. 90. ..Ea g!ts
Did MOORE, Radical candidate for Con
gress, furnish the money, out of his gol'
interest, to buy them? '..' 10
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s@- Urge upon your Republican and
Conservative neighbors to attend the
Democratic Meetings in the several town
ships.
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na- Kentucky indorsed the New York
nominations by an increased Democratic
majority Of $4,000 votes,
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| @The Democrats say: "Hhite men
must rule America"
The Revolutionists say: "Negroes mus'
vote and rule The same as White men"
Voters, what do you say? va Sat
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n~We want the editor Of the Athens
Messenger to be sure and publish MooEE's
Know Nothing oaths for distribution in
this county. Readers Of the Messenger,
watch for them! --.- -. e.-.-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-01

aa-The paper to be issued from our
new press will be the largest weekly pa
uer in Eastern Ohio. Subscribe for it.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-01

pagA vote for Grant is q vote to put
heavier taxes upon our tax:ridden peo-
pie, to keep up q large standing army in
time of peace. a,s; .s.s,a.,s. !. ,,..s.ss
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POETIC JUsTICE.-Hon. G. l.. NALLAN
DrGHAM taking the oath Of office as Mem
ber of Congress, March 4, 1863.
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To the Voters Of Monroe Count,

To the voters Oh monroe SOuAs5'
The following is the Democratic Ticket
as Il viii be printed 1t this office: Any
other, circulated and ,purporting to be
Democratic, Is bogus: gil3 +, sibat,
Democratic State Ticket.
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Democrats

Democrats q ies saT s.
Turn out to the Democratic Meetings
published ON the first page Of this par