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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08
HAD YOU ONLY NOMINATED
PENDLETON.

Last fall, many Republicans
said:
"Had you only nominated Pen
dleton for President, instead of
Seymour, we would have voted
for him. Pendleton's views on
the subject of the payment ofthe
$50 Bonds, Equality of taxation,
are right, but Seymour is not
right on these questions"
Now, Mr.. Pendleton is in NOM
ination for Governor. II our
people are in favor of the pay
ment of the $40 Bonds in Green
backs-if they are opposed to
changing the contract for the
benefit of the BondhOlder-it
viii have great weight upon Con,
gress. Only by voting for Mr.
Pendleton and giving him a tri,
umphant majority can it be m:de
apparent that our people are not
willing to be robbed for the ben.
eft of any class.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

The Radicals had advertised a
meeting for Governor Hayes and
DIR. ]. Dunbar at Newark, on Sat
turday the 2SIh. The meeting was
q total failure. There was no music.
and not q single specimen Of that
starry flag they pretended to so high
ly honor. J here was no crowd.
Probably there was not twenty five
more people in the town than If n
meeting had been adverti tised, and /
was advertiE, d extensively by the
State Central Committee for weeks.
Hayes is about played out in popular
estimation, if there is anything in
the ''signs of the mes-"-AdUOcote.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

OLD JESSE GRANT, President
Grants father and one of thechief OF
his biographers, seems to be running
pretty much all the Western post
offices and regulating the appoint
ments to minor places in the postal
service. His latest effort in this
line is the ej ction Of Captain G. G.
MeGlnnity, who fought in a number
of battles in the late war and was
severely wounded at Stone River,
from the position OF mail route agent
from Covington to NicholasvIlle,
Kentucky. The Captain was sup
ported for the Office so says the
Cincinnati Commercially nearly
every prominent Union officer and
citizen in the vicinity where he lives,
and his services in the army would
seem to constitute a claim of Radi-
cal recognition. His desire for a
''route agency" must have especially
commended him to the great Ameri-
oan free traveller. But Old Grant
wanted the place for a friend or
member of the family, and the change
was made-as George Earl, First
! Assistant Postmaster-G General, writes
to Capt.in McGinnity-"At the in
stance of Jesse r. Grant, father o.
the President" For this distinguish
ed service, the Ohio Statesman calls
Grant, senior, with entire truthful
ness, no doubt, "a meddlesOme ole
ass"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08
G EN- E R A L
5. F. CARY,
viii speak at MASSILLON
Saturday eve. Sept. 18th.
At CANTON Monday eve.
Sept. goth.


THE MINERVA ACONlMEAkCAAA
The Minerva Commercial seems to
be the only Grant organ, in this or
Carroll counties-perhaps because its
editor is postmaster. In fact, there
Is hardly a Grant organ left In the
land. The men OF brains in the par
ty-not holding fat places, think Of
Grant as Wendell Phillips does,
thus
"a Jockey and seaside lounger; o
restless boy, needing constantly to be
amused; and SO impatient Of bust
ness that he cannot stay at his post
more than q week at q time. Five
months in ONCE, he has not given Us
an administration. But posting a
copying clerk here and there, to keep
the machine in motion, he hurries
of to idle week at q watering place,
act as Dummy at q Monster show, or
helpless at q steamboat excursion
The Presidency must indeed be a.
sinecure, II In such an hour as this,
q man BRED IN A CAMP AND TAN
YARD, can properly discharge Its du.
ties three hundred miles from the
capital. In the intervals OF the race
course, and the halEhours left after
theatres and concerts"
Wendell Phillips, the New York
Sun, Cincinnati Commercial, &C., &C..
we hand over to the tender and en-
tightening care OF the Grant organ at
Minerva.
The Minerva organ Is full and lucid
= On the Public Debt "Grant is pay
ing It of7'-''the Radicals Grepaying
of the Debt''-"Andy Johnson (cor-
ruption) did not, but Grant is" &C.
&c.
Now, the Radicals had over two
thirds in Congress when Johnson wa'
President and he had to do just n
they wanted him. Impeachment
showed where he stood.
II the Bondholder's party were
paying on the Debt, or intended 70,
no one would be better pleased than
we. But, are not the Bondholders
in Congress, Sherman & Co. Prepar-
ing to fund the Debt bt-that is, issue
new bonds at 40 years, payable ir
gold, principal and interest?
Again, "a horse jockeys a Presi
dent" and q ''sea side Iounger" pay
ing on the Public Debit Bah Such
stuff Is not meat Ior ducklings
What does such a man as Grant know
or care about the Debt, or what take:
the people pay? One thing is sure
this miserable poor tool of the Bond
holders, in and out of Congress, hai
no thought Of paying it of.
Now let us ask the COn1Dleycip
man:
Are the Radicals actually paying
of the Debt IN Gold or in Green
backsF
How soon wm they get through
with the job?
Is the Debt actually reduced, if th'
money in the treasury is not applied,
Does the Commercial man and hi
party propose to pay the BOndhOld
ers in gold, thus giving them lOt
cents for what they paid the Govern
ment 40 cents?
What do the Sherman whisky )
ring, and BondhOlders tn Congress
propose to do for the people by way
Of reducing Taxation =?
How long is the Grant party going
20 collect from the People some foul
hundred millions a year in taxes?
How much less interest this yeai
viii be paid on the Radical war deb
for freeing the Negroes than there
was paid last?
On the above Important question.
we desire enlIghtenment-from th'
illustrious AinerVG, or any other heat
with brains.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

Mr.. PENDLEToN and. the Demo-
cratic party have nothing to propose
as remedy for the evils of high tax
es.-Mi1eTvG Commercial
What's the use of lying so? Mr..
Pendleton does propose a remedy.
He says issue five hundred millions
Of greenbacks-witht this redeem all
the National Bank paper circulation.
This would cut off that much inter
est-some thirty millions a year
Again, the hundred millions of gold
In the U. 8. Treasury should be used
to redeem bonds with. This would
cut off another ten millions OF inter
est year.
This process once inaugurated
would 90 on from year to year, in
creasing. till the whole debt would
be wiped out in few years.
Abolishing the standing army
South-he robbing tariff-the whis
ky rings-the corruption everywherI
all would prove thorough ''remed!
for the evils Of high taxes" and tn
sad evils of Radical rule.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08
THE CONTEST.

On one side are:
The Bondho.ders.
The advocates of Negro Suffrage.
Negro children in our schools &c
The Imperial, Grant, radical party.
The advocates of robbing tariffs.
The oppressors of Labor, &c, &c. ,
On the other side are:
Those who favor taxing the Bond
holders Bonds,
Those who advocate paying them
In Greenbacks, Instead of Gold.
Those who oppose Negro rulers for
White Men,
Those who want the Union UT our
Kathers-E Equal taxation &c,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08
FIRST GUN OF THE CAMPAIGN.

The Tables Turned lin CaIiEOrn- =
in-The Golden State Goes
DemOcrn1ic-ByI Immense Ma
tOrItes-The Fifteenth Amend
ment-Rejec1ed-
DISPATCH FROM GOVERNOR HAIGHT.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 2, 1863.
To the Editors of the Enquirer:
We have gained an overwhelming Dem
cratic victory in California. Three fourths
of the Legislature is Democratic.
II. II. HAIGHT.
To the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCIsCO, September 2.-Ihe
Democratic local tickets throughout the
State are generally elected by decided
Democratic maiorities. The next Legis-
lature will be emphatically against the
Fifteenth Amendment,
The city returns q full Democratic legis-
lative delegation. The vote of the city was
light. About 80, 600 names were on the
register, and less thanI22, 600 votes were
pollcd. A count of the straight tickets
for Mayor last night gave McCoOpin Dem. }
near i'4OO majority, but the count of
scratched tickets at eight o'clock this eve'
ming shows that Sibley Qndep.) is about
125 ahead, with q prospect of an increas'
ed majority.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

The Isnse Attempt 10 Deceive
the People Exposed by one of
It's Grant Party Editors.
[From the U. S. Economist
We have constantly given the of
ticial monthly statements of the
public debt, ever since we edited
this paper, and from figures shown
its errors. But there is high author
ity for expecting that those who were
foleordained for destruction, will not
believe the truth and reform, though
an old prophet should be raised from
the dead, and teach them by word of
mouth in person, so much are they
under the influence of the prince Of
all deceiVers. Yet some have ears to
hear, and hearts to understand truth
without its coming from lips of re-
surected Prophets, whom Deity
thinks would come on a useless mis-
sion tor such purpose, when the
ample teaching he has provided, is
unheeded.
They who have ears to hear, and
capacity to understand, will read
articles like this with care, will give
it heart thoughts, and receive profit.
1t is not humbug, or an insult to
public intelligence, like the report
that the debt is being fast reduced.
THE AUGUST STATEMENT OF PUB
LIC DEBT.
Since the Publication of the editorial
article in the Economist, of July 18th,
headed Increase of the Public Debt, T"
Mr.. BoutweIl's method of figuring
has attracted general attention. Our
article was widely copied, and when
not copied, as in the case of the New
York Herald, was very freely used.
We showed that, instead of having
decreased. the public debt had In
creased. and that Mr.. Boutwell, had
laid himself open to grave censure
for the method by which he had
caused a seeming decrease to appear.
To make this more clear, it is ne
| cesSary to reproduce the fluctuations
of the debt statement from month to
month, since the beginning of the
fiscal year, 1869
| Official Statement of the Outstanding
Treasury Notes and Bonds of the United
States at various dates, constructed
upon the various places PractIced by the
| Secretaries named.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

The Radical managers are desperate
over the continued fizzle that char
acterize their meetings throughout
the State. Hesaw prominent Re
publican from another country this
evening who has been in number o
the counties of Ohio lately, and who
comedies the election Of Pendleton
and Democratic Legislature.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08
NIR. PENDLRTON's VIEWS.

We invite the attention of our
readers to the views of Mr.. Pen
dleton published in this issue.
They win be adopted on the
18th day ofOctober, by the people
of Ohio, which will be the first
step towards relief for the labor
ing classes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

A GREENBACK dollar is worth 75
cents In gold. OF course the Bond
holder wants his principal and inter
est to be paid in Gold? He don't
care ifthe laboring man is swindled.
The Iaborer must take his pay in
greenbacks-his dollar is only 70
cents. Why this difference?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

JAY COOKE the banker entertained
hfty clergymen at his Summer resi-
denee at Put>in-Bay, Lake Erie.
The paying capacity of On additi-
onal fifty wouldn't insure him
a remission Of his sins of aYarice and
and greed during the war.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08
STILL THEY COME.

G. NJ. Fisher, Esq, who helped to
organize the Republican party, and
has continued to act with it till re.
Gently, comes out in the Democratic
Northwest, at Napoleon, Henry
county, on the 2Sth August, and de
clares his adhesion to the Democrat
ic party. He writes an able article
setting forth the reasons that Impel
him to abandon the Republican
party. The people are thinking.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

SAY-Was it to make the Negroes
and Chinese their EQUALS that our
gallant young men enlisted? Or
was il TO "save the Unisn" of our
fathers?
Hayes, Underhill, Barber & Com
pany say It was for the NEGROES.
Is it so /?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
1Nthat the undersigned have been du-
ly appointed and qualified as the admin
iStrBtor, for the estate of CatharinS
ESrshF erger, late of Stark county, Ohio,
deceased.
JEREMIAH HERsHBERGER.
J&C0R WALKER,
anS2bN8A
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

Andrew Stahl Before A. Henderson,
VS. ~, Z. of Bethlehem tip.
Levi Weidman. Stark county, Ohio.
ON the 10th day of August, A. D.,
OlS69, said justice issued an order OF
attachment in the above action for the
sum of two hundred and ninety mine
dollars and probable costs, twenty dol
lars. SAID action is continued to OctO-
Der lst, 1869
ANDREW STAHL.
Bethlehem IN. SeptSW4;
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

JOHN SHERMAN says the last Re-
publican Legislature 1866, stole $500,
600 Of the Soldiers Relief Funds.
The same chaps raised their wages
from So toss a day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08
AIfachnlent Notice.

Daniel w. Rider, Before A. Henderson
VS. J. P. of Sugarcreek
Levi Weidman. } TIP. Stark county, o.
ON the 10th day of August, A. D.,
OlS69. said Justice issued an order of
attachment in the above action for the
sum of eighteen dollars and probable
costs. twenty dollars (S20). Said cause
D. w. RIDER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

This Union is a liel The Ameri'
can Union Is an imposture. am for
Its overthrOwl Up with the Flag Of
Disunion nP- William Z lloyd Garrison.
This Carbon Il . model Radical
ana has nsVer changed.
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PROPOSALS.

WILL be received by the City
w Clerk until October 1st, 1863, for the
grading of Market street, Canton, from
Fouri h to Eighth streets, and from Eighth
street to South bridge, according to pro-
file and survey, which may be seen at
Myers and WalseI's grocery store.
JOSEPH TROUT,
septSW4 City Clerk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

Money must accompany each order 10
secure attention. Letters calling Tor ln>
formation must contain stamp.
In sending money, procure money or
ders If possible, and add ten per cent
for pos age.
The Paris and London Paper Clothing
Company s, Agent, So circle street, cor.
of Market, indianapolis. Ind.
seplSm3.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08
NOTICE, LADIES mo MORl
WASHING, NO MORE IRONING,
NO MORE VEXATION

The great invention of Paper Clothing
which can not be detected from linen
fabrics, and at one half the price forH
merly paid for washing.
Ii would be impossible to give here all
the advantages which these goods pos
sess in an eminent degree. They must
be seen to be appreciated
The great demand for them, upon the
manufacturers in Europe. prevented
them thus far, from sending large sup
ply. Thus the first invoice Will dispose
ofin small quantities only, merely to
introduce and show their merit.
Wholesale dealers will not be dealt
with for the present. No order will be
filled for more than one dozen OF any one
Article at one time to IL g same address.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

CHOOSE ye betweenI PENDLE-
TON THE WHITE MANS CANDI-
DATE and r. b. HAYES the Negro
luarage candidate.
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ExecutOr's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
In undersigned has been duly appoIn-
ted and qualified as Executrix of the last
will and testament OF Joseph Meyer, de-
ceased. All persons owing his estate
will please call Immediately and settle.
Persons holding claims should present
them at once
CATHARINE A. ME- YER
septSWS. Executri.x.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08
CANTON ACADEMY!
CON NDUCTEO ny
Mr.. AND Mr.. W. H. H. AVERY,

AIM.
TT IS PROPOSED TO ADMIT
Ito this School, pupils of both sexes, and
of different grades and ages; to prepare
pupils for college to give instruction in
any of the higher branches or Mathe-
matics or the Sciences; in short, to es-
tabliah a school which shall challenge
competition, and the confidence and pat
Ionage OF the citizens of Canton, especi-
ally those who desire to retain their chill
dren at home, and, at the same time,
give them the advantage of a school,
such as are not afforded by the Public
Schools.
TERMS.
The school year will consist of forty
weeks, diyided into three terms. The
Fall Term will open Monday. Sept. 9Th,
1859, and continue sixteen weeks-Win-
ter Term, Monday, January Sd, 1870, and
continue twelve weeks-Spring Term,
Monday, April 4th, and continue twelve
weeks.
Fifty dollars per year for each pupil
will be charged for tuition, at the rate
OF twenty dollars for the first term, and
fifteen dollars for the second and third
terms; respectively. Tuition will be re-
quired invariably in advance.
PLACE.
The Academy will be held in SRxton's
Block, east side of Market street, four
doors south of the Stark County Bank.
The rooms will be fitted up in a style
suited to the wants and convenience OF
such a school,
Believing that Canton, and the coun-
try around needs and can support such
n school as is above proposed, the pat
ronage and support OF all friends of edu-
cation is earnestly solicited.
REFERENCES.
DR.. Z. ]. Geiger, Isaac Harter,
Col. E. Ball, David collars,
John Tonner, b1. L. Ballard,
Rev. S. German, John F. Reynolds,
Jas. A. SaxtOn.
Further information can be had OF Ell
ther of the above named persons, or of
the Principal.
w. II. H. AVERY.
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ss.62s.296 50

Here we have a difference in favor
OF the Democr ratio Legislature of 81
OsO, ,999 90. And, further, in the ap-
preparations made by this "extrava-
CANT and wasteful" Democratic Leg
islature, are included those of tine
Central Luna tic Asylum, the Blind
Asylum, AMI the Morgan Raid
Claims, amounting to 81 ,255, ,OOO.-
Here We find a difference in favor of
the Democratic Legislature in two
sessions, Of 81 2S4. .709 90. This is quite
an item, and the taxpayers OF Ohio
may congratulate themselves that
they entrusted their affairs TO the
Democrats.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

OUR neighbor who blows his Grant
horn through the Minerva CONNER
ciaL makes another spTurge last week
against the late Ohio Legislature
Joseph Thompson, &c. OF course he,
does not specify any vote of Mr..
Thompson's that was wrong, for the
reason that he cannot, nor does he
name the Acts of the General As
sembly that he condemns, further
than that they held three sessions and
took their pays per day-the rate
fixed by their Radical predecessors.
The second meeting in November,
was not q session, for the members
Immediately adjourned till January,
last. The Commercials filings at old
Joseph Thompson taking his pay
legally, are unworthy man of good
sense or common decency. Perhaps
the Minerva z, NJ. lays no claims 10
these.
We shall give next week an arti-
Gle from the Geauga Republican or
gau, entitled, Let Jnstice be Done"
in which tnst paper says: "We
enter our protest againt the policy of
indiscrIminately denouncing all its
acts" &c. II is a fair and just article
and fully vindicates the late General
Assembly from the senseless clamOr
and howls OF the knaves and fools of
its own party.
We republish the following state
ment of the appropriations made by
the Radical Legislature OF 1867
and the Democratic Legislature Of
1859:
REPUBLICAN LEGISLATURE.
First Session. ..S4, sos, 0S0 OS
Second - .....-----.. ,z-o 20
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DRY GOODS.

BLEACHED MUSLIN, q full yd
wide, for 123 cents
UNBLEACHED MUSLIN, from
10 to 1Sc;
TABLE LINENS, at so, 60, rs, 80,
81, $1,1O, $1,2O;
CARPETS at Reduced Prices (;
LINEN COATS at Cost
GOODS FOR BOYS WEAR, cheap;
LADIES' HOSE, from 12!c to zoe;
LADIES KID GLOVES, at $1,1O,
$3.50, s1,75;
LADIES' LISL TIL R EA D
GLOVES, for 4Oc
HOOP SKIRTS, --latest stylel only
81;
BALMORAL SKIRTS, from s5c to
1925;
GENTS PAPER COLLARS, only
zoe box;
ULYSSES PAPER COLLAR, 25c
a box;
PARASOLS at Cost
WHITE GOODS, such as Namsooks,
Plain Muslins and Jaconets, Shirt
Fronts, Linen Hank'fs /;
LADIES CUFFS, 3Oc box.
pg-The place you can buy the
above Goods Cheap, is at the
NEW YORK STORE, in
Mathews Block.
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IACOBUs VAN.

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PRICE LIS T.

Suits, Walking, with ranier cut, eaeh. .....-. 70
Skirts, pain white, per quarter dozen '.'-''. 90
Skirts one rUffie, per quarter doZeh.--;.--'.A "
Handkerchiefs, embossed handsomely per-
feet imitation per dozen ..'..--..''''''. 90
Collars, pliable as linen, per doZen,.-.-..-' ~
Chemisettes, per quAr;e or dOZens-;-.- ...-.-. ~
SHIRT Fronts, elegant designs, per dozen-..... 70
White Vests, four in package...-' " "
HAndkerchiefs, per dozen W
and nth
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TFrom the u. S. Economist !

The Asnse Attempt 10 Deceive
the People Exposed by one of
iIs Grant Party Editors.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08
The Paris and London
PAPER CLOTHING co.
Outfits for Ladies' and
Gentlemen.

THE undersigned would most re-
i spectfully inform the public that the
agency scr tie above, under letters pat
ent celebrated manufactured Paper
Goods, is established, and for the first
time introd uced in the United States.
Among the various az accomplishments
of science and art, ihis may be consider
ed one of the greatest ach ieyemerts OF
the age.
The renown which these Goods have
obtained in Europe for their exquisite
elegance, flexibility, great durability
and cheapness will at once recommend
them to the American public.
NOTICE, LADIES mo MORE
~ CTyTNyry NO 1rOToE TDOA-TNJf1
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Attachnent Notice.

Bethlehem tp.. Septsw4.