The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07
VOLUME 4, No. 10.
Have Won bone All Yoa Could
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Have gsa dche all that you could do -
help intrea'e the Democratic vote this faIl3
1t il. not enough to see your Democratic
neighhor and strengthen his faith; but your
RepuSlicad heighbBt should be .sebh and
persuaded to VOTE ihs Democratic Ticket.
His attention should be called to the Facts.
that for the the seventy two years that the
Federal Government was administered by
the Democratic and Whft parties, it cost
only s2,I2O,I62 s2s, IL, Wife il cost
$6;ass, ,5sI, 200, ,i3 to administer the
Government serea years BY the Republican,
party. Thus, it will be seen, that Is bib
NOT COST MORE THAN oNE-THIRD the amount
OF money to Garry on the Goverhiteht seven
ty-two years BY the Democratic andA Whig
parties, what it has cost 70 carry it on seven
years under Republican Rule. At thisrate,
the Democratic party could carry on the
Government two bundled and sixteen years
while the Republican party was carrying it
on tSettytone years. In the seVehtytwo
Mexican War were fought ande their, cost
paid. The Louisiana territory, Florida.
Texas and New Sfe4ioo, were acquired.
These acquisitions cost a great deal 8f moh-
How II has sust Tie Souhtry $50 mitch
fnofe under seven years of Republican rule
than it cost under seventy-two years of
Democratic and Wing rule, is thus explain
ed by DOM PIATT, leading Republican,
in letter to the Cincinnati Commercial,
dated Mac-a-cbeek, May IL, 1868:
I'VE tthe Republican partyl shasexflled
the Offices with thieves and their pockets
With stealihg We have organized rings
tia, in tirh srcate Offices holders and sconi
troll The uovefiineit. Men 10 in prjtt Ahd
come ont millionaires. For 0ne dollar pait
to the Government from hard taxes;
hundreds stick to the dirty fingers Of official
scoundrels. = '.,. ~ ~
Your Republican neighbor, .vko desires
only good and cheap Government, will agrea
with you that there should be an instant
change in this respect. Gall his. sttention
to it, and DISK him to vote the Democratic
ticket with you. ,-.-....
Although the Taxation is very oppressive
all of it finally falling uponythe consumer,
although il Is over three years since tho
War ended, the Public Debt Is, never.
theless, beihg increased. # ~, ..i,ro,..
In The month of II !. ....,
In the months Of Juhe and lss,sgres ~,
July -. - Ia, ,2SS,593 Gs
Id the thonth OF August l2,O79, $50 90
5,Os5, asa id
At this rate of increase, the Public D. bt
will be increased over one hundred millions
Of dollars within TIE year. This is extra
ordinary and inexcusabe. ss LII.
The increase in the Debt .rawing Cold
inf hoe haan aofouishinHty rraat n,
the 36th of June, 1867, the Public Debt
drawing Gold interest was I,367, $780,
641 so sreaI .-.1- 60 IN,
=" ber, 5s 1853; 81 h'ps It was j, ,use; asi;.s8 20
Trsrease III "A month, 45s. .66I, los 20
Asstiredly, your Republican neighbor
will agree with you, that there should be
chdhBe In this for tho. better. Ask him ti
vote the Democratic ticket with you on the
Second Tuesday of October to make the
Change. ...
d The rerort. Or the Secretary of the Treg4;
ury made, to ,Cohgfess on It e. s30th Of Nos
vembefn 1851 shows that the six New Eng
land Mainey New Hampshire,
Vermont, Massachusetts,, Rhode. Island
and C0nnrcticut-have an average circula-
tioh Of ttb htndred and twenty, dollars in
paper money to tie fotcr, Wills the six
Western States of Ohio, afndiaha, Illinois,
Michigan, Wisconsin, and Iowa; have not
quite twenty-oight dollars to the ,voter.--
This difference in the atfiount Of money in
circulation in the two sections, taken il
with the very high taxes, ac.
counts for our dull times and the scarcity
If money. And so long as the Radical pol
icy pres ails, just so long will this condition
IF affairs continue substantially. About
t&enty.fotif millions of dollars are paid To
hcse National Banks that issue this cur
rencS, attH which, is mostly held Id the, East
The Democracy demand that the Bonds on
which this ciirrency is tss1edh aHd which is
Greehbacks; and that. Grsehbaess shall be
In addition to this; they Insist that the 5-2j
n Greehbacks. They We're bodght with
lis kind Of money, and ii is dot violation
# the law creating these Bonds to pay
hem in Greenbacks., By so doing large
lmount of money will be saved in. Interest
llone, and at the same time the West will
% pitt It'll possession lOf its fair share
If currency, and the country will once more
Experience prosperity; And by, abandon
,r6es in the sJath tie poiltiEalAfhe Gov.
.rning power there, we ,shall be enapied to
withdraw and diminish tile afthy, and with
t the e2traordinafy expense through which.
n partj the Public Debt is now being in
jrsased monthly many inili6hs. ss'E
Tslk to yotir Republican, neighbornbout
his fiiatter. and ask him to vote with you
ID the sec6nd Tuesday of October.
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