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rifer,, 1t is q superlativel Tonic and invigorat-
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Stomach and Liver, .s.at .iQ.s le,t-e s.,8 Io
: Stop taking disagreeable Bitters and stimu-
lating Potations, they are merely temporary in
their effect finally they are positively injurious
Take WTfgAt's Tonic Cordial. it will assist aa-
ture in converting the food you eat into rich
blood, producing health and strength, '"'
Z Sold by POE 4 Bro, Agents, Ravenna Ohio
Z Rayenna, Sept. 8, 1868, :ty.' 1865. ''H
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-05
Kentucky Election.

The Election which took place in
Kentucky on Monday, resulted in 2
Democratic victory. The majority
for the Democratic candidate for Stato
Treasurer is estimated at from 10000
to $4,000. The Legislature is over
wheImingly Democratic. The Re-
publicans have elected but len or fif-
teen members.
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More Repudiationi by the Loyal Officers
: flfSt' a''<'--ai of State. '' 'i--4t - -'+-'

L 2 r= & - f
! we 1eapn from the Ohio State Jour.
nal that :" the amount of the semi-an-
nuallinterest on the foreign debt of
the, State of Ohio disbnrsed in New.
York during the first fifteen days of
this months was $27S, ,20S So" The
balance of $l1,075 %, we are told,
!" will be paid by the Commissioners
at their Office in this city, - hrIh'L.il (
: This large sum was paid ingreen-
back paper currency, which the JoRT2
anal is I'M the habit of stigmatiziag as
deprecated, iuuneonstitatlonal trash; !
OF, lin what is worse, National Bank
notes. This payment was made while
gold was selling in New Y ork at an
average of 37-3S premium over this
currency .s2i The creditors, many iof
whom are widows and orphan chill
dren, have lostin this single payment,
or if you please, to useithe elehoiee LAM
gnage of the organssef the bond hold
erss have been sWiadiea sQgt gfgmoHe
than 1-sEFHNFY-FfSE-T -TFHeBsANn rDoII-
LARS by this single transaction all in
the short space of 'fifteenIdays sua9 4
The State sold its bonds for gold--in
most eases realizing premium on said
honds-agreed to pay gold, which was
the only money then known to the
Constitution. Both principal and in-
terest were contracted to be paid in
gold.g !. isons Il LuiH iEzoi 9Af 81
With what impudence do these. 10y
al editors and politicians stand up and
sustain this 0leau and, undoubted rob-
berry of our own citizens, while, they
,denounce in no measured terms those
Democrats who insist on paying the
Federal bonds-that were sold for de-
preciated paper, and which were only
promised to be paid in legal tendersrr
in compliance with the letter of the
Ieontraet.-Crfsis.i -. nj ,l.,...f 1T, "a:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-05

Coon ENOUGH THEN.-During the
waru Sherman, Meade, Sheridan,
ROlSSECRtrANS, and othep Catholic
heroes were good enough, and the
very mento lead the army, and in
whom all confidence should be placed
Prrritanism did not howl against these
men in those days. 1t is time the peo-
pie rise up and smite the bigotry thus
confessed by the "loyal" press. "Old
Rosey" is an honest man, q gentleman
and atrNe patriat, That Is enough.
His religioiii is u sacred matter be-
tween himself and his God l5-pIiIt
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CoNsIsTENcY.-The Iccnsistency Of
the Radicals is aptly illustrated in the
platform of that party in California, Cf oFrpja-,,
They declare iu favor Of the 10Th 18th
amendment to the Federal ConstitH=
ton, comforting suffrage upon negroes,
even forcing States that do not ap-
prove to submit to it, while they just
as emphatically protest against. ex-
tending suffrage to the Chinese.
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A-ia a Card from MI. T.ayInan!
From the Gineinhsti Commercial. 8 20 !
4aiLiiaeCEERK's OFFICE, Ibg p

= HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, ID
for TxJNfpua n -Julv 0R 1890

HOUSE OF RERREsENTATIvEs,d Sfoq
adi CoLUMBgs, @. duly 20, llS69,\ \,q1ii
To the Editor Of the Commercial ;,g,
] find In the Commercial of last. Sat-
urday, July 24th, the following para
graph, which is substantially taken
from lying "documcnt just issued
and distributed by the Republican
State Executive Committee l. datal }
q !" Mr.. Layman also, Clerk, OF the
House and correspondent of the Gin
ciiinati -Enqutfei, draws from the
State Of Ohio, for the year 1868, five
hundred and sixty days pay, and for
the year 1869; estimating it at the same
rate as ,for 1868, for labor not yet
charged up, five hundred, and forty
six days pay-or eleven hundred and
six days pay from the State for two
years. service" lcilui Eas .1airg
This, | pronounce false in state
ment, malicious in spirit" and mn
worthy the gentlemen who now as
sume its antharship,ai % h'aE oiio'
.nuiiG3iiqq4 isI AMOS LAgMAN; hlHpg
Clerk House Of Representatives.
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The TENNESSEE ELECTICN--ADMIN-
1sTRATIoN INTERFEREs.-The Admin.
istration is taking very deep, inter
est in the contest which takes place in
Tennessee to-day. At a meeting. of
the Cabinet on Friday last it was de-
cided to remove every government
official in Tennessee who refuses to
stand by the ultra Republican pomi-
nations in that State and use every, eff
fort to secure the election of Stokes;
The result of the election in that State
is looked forward to with great anxi- an j
ETY. by majority Of the Cabinet, who
are determined to use all means mG in
their power in the interest of Stokes
and company. re.
Still it Is the opinion of those we'll
informed that Senter will be elected
by large; majority. Noqts, He'ro'as.
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Bond Taxing.

/. "A writer in the radical PrOgressire
Age, published at Belfast, Maine, IL
lustrafesthe RANK injustice of exempt
ing g. S.Bonds from taxation, as fol-
31owsI:s
{ From where I now sit, I can look
out of my window and see the dwell
ings of two men. In 1861, when the
war broke out, one of them, E. H. had
a wife and three small children, and
was worth about $500. He was then,
and is now, a very respectable man!
The other g. d. had a wife and three
children grown up, good farm, and
several thousand dollars in money
He was also very worthy and re-
spectacle man, and is now. E.. III. en-
listed in the army and served little
over three years, and at the battle of
the Wilderness lost his right arm, q.
d. after while. invested his money
in G. S. Bonds. He did not go into
the army. Since the war. e. III. has
bought farm 4ad joining 6. DIS farm,
paid for, it what he eould, and given
his notes secured by q mortgage, for
the balance, and now how does the
Id w OCdl with LuC pEOpCIty VI tHcSC
two men p It taxes to the utmost ev-
erya dollar of E. HIS. property, and
exempts 6. DIS, from all taxes of ev-
cry kind. So, now you may sec the
one armed soldier laboring with his
one arm as best he can, to repair the
highway for G. D.gto travel on, when
he sees fitito go abroad for pleasure, or
business. This is; q single case. There
are hundreds of thousands of cases
stronger than this. know this is the
law that it is in accordance with the
decision of the Supreme Court, and
with Jay Cookies advertisements But
is it just? Is it right? Will the peo-
pie cheerfulIy submit to it? / believe
not i-li't tiiit - :{i iH9fAiHi7+{t'tf n III
O It is impossible to exhibit a public
injustice in stronger light than this.
The case does not admit of reply
That it should he possible is q bitter,
burning shame and outrage. . But it is
justified by the radical party. 1t is
the Democracy only that has the eour-
aye to enter a manly protest against il
by resolutions in its G Conventions
Those who wish to make emphatic
protest against continuance of this
wrong must'vote with the Democfa.
ICY. There; lis no other c0urse.f .l9d5b
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The number and variety of stories
told of old Jesse 6 ant, the individual
to whom we arc indebted for our
present stable government, are past
computation. Here is the last one: 20
A young man over in Covington,
the other day, met and accosted old
Jesse, although ignorant as to who he
was, and requested him to furnish.
him with charge for Q five dollar bill,
He acceded, and while making the
necessary transfer, being 10th to lose
an opportunity for making himself.
known, took occasion to say, 9st:Yonng
man, do you know that you are talk
ing to the father Of the greatest man
in this country ?" He was iInmeai-
ately informed by the party addressed
that he was not aware that he stood in
the presence of one who had that
proud distinction. 2 &c Yes," resumed
the garrulous Jesse, handing over the
desired change, Il" I am the father of
the most ilustrious hero this country
ever prodHced," The Young man
looked at him for a moment with an
expression of grave astonishrnent on
his face, and then exclaiIned':t" What,
yan don't tell me that youi are the
father of, StoneWall Jackson 2" a4e :
The paternal author of our Presi-
dent turned upon his heel and walked
away supremely disgusted.l eaf-.f9-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-05

JUDGE DENT empiIatically declares
his intention to accept the nomination,
for Governor of Mississippi, rendered
to him by the Conservatives of that
State.g Ii 40 GAfbiod .qfRGd HI
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-05

EnEcr1oNs.-On Monday last cleo
tions took place in Kentucky and Ala
bama in the former State for State
Treasurer and Members Of the Legis-
latare, and in the latter for Members
of Congress. To-day the election
takes place in Tennessee for Govern.
or, and other State officers, and also
for Members of the Legislature.
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~ -7@--~~s--

BREATHEs there a man with soul SO
dead; who never to himself hath
saidLI will my county paper take,
both for my own and family's sake
If such there breathe, let him repent
and have to him the paper sent
and If he'd pass a happy winter-he
in advance should pay the printer. ..
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-05

WHILE the Radicals papers of Ohio
are accusing the Democrats with op-
position to our Free School system,
the Radicals of Kentucky at the elee-
ton on Monday fought against the
school tax, upon which the existence
of their school system depends. The
Democrats of that State were the sup
porters of the tax. 10 sasia esg 5a5e.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-05

A CONTRACT has been made In. San
Francisco, the CkToatcee of that city
says, for the supply of 10000 Chinese
laborers, to be employed asplantation
hands in the State of Tennessee 3 1T
is understood that the passage iofthese
laborers will be paid by their EN-
ployers, and they will be paidrtwenty,
dollars per month, Another force of
$4,000 is being contracted for to pro-
cced to the State of Mississippi, gnrd1
--..i - ~ TTIT-T III ..iit :
BIZ wise and select e Barrett's. r.,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-05

The Radical Convention which
meets here on the 14th inst, promises
to be one of the most exciting that
has ever been held in this county
There are quite a number of patriots
who are anxious to serve the country
in the different offices to be filled, and
they are all earnestly engaged in the
business of laying the ropes and
" fixing up" matters to promote the
best interests Of the public by making
their own scaling and election sHro: -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-05

Hon. Isaac ToucY,lwho was Secre7
tary Of the Navy. under Mr., rBuchan-
ans administration, died at Hartford,
Conn, on Friday morning last, .i,,. ~.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-05

TitE New York Sun Rcpublican)
says Grant" is like a, yellow dog in
the imenagerie-he is too small for q
lion, he don't look like tiger, and
nobody wants to see d dog. e''l'.Tl
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-05
Democratic State nickel.

FOR GOVERNOR,
GEN. w. S. ROSECRANS.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
T. j. GODFREY.
FOR JUDGE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM J. GILMORE.
FOR, TREASURER OF STATE,
STEPHEN BUHRER.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JNO. M. CONNELL.
MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
B. F. CHURCHILL.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-05

The Republicans of the Senatorial
district, composed Of, Summit and
Portage counties, is to be held at Ak
ron, ON Monday, the 18th inst. 81 sin
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-05

:, Col. GIBSON, VINO. is now visiting
the, Southern States, is writing letters
to the Tribune, of this city. In one
dated Staunton, July 18th, in speak
ing of JoHN BRowN, he makes the
following admission: - ..., -. =
ellis raid began the rebellion,
which was permitted of Cop, and the
bleeding nation in fear of HIS just an
ger, .smote every fetter: and John
Browns mission was accomplished" :"
n There you have it! The war was
commenced to free the negro, by an
insane old man, who was made a
martyr of by the Radical party. Dali
ly we are getting at the truth of. the
causes that led to the war. AS we
have often said, the war was forced
on the country by the Radical party,
and Col. Gibson now candidly admits
the fact.-Seneca 5AdUertiser. s
Il OPENING THE HECAMPAIGN.-The Rad
icals are to open the campaign at Will
imington, Clinton county, on the 18th
!inst.,2. by. a Mass Meeting. Senator
Norton, of Indiana, and Governor
Hayes are to be. the Speakers, sena-
tor Morton probably wont repeat his
oft-expressed opinion that the SIC
bonds were legally payable, and ought
to be paid in greenbaeks. iYa;i..
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-05

THE place 10 buy your watches, Clocks an
iJeweliy, is ut NJ. MowEN's, No. 2, Etna Bloc (
where you will always find good assortnieni !,
and lower prices, than any other House in the
countyJgab u9Vp'p YG bslu3-aHl9I GTg1
% Repairing idono ON short notice. AN work
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-05
, state Elections.

2. 90 . rr-F
:, The, following State elections will
take place during the summer and fall
of 1887 ieai 'ydI l,5agisTga s5aI ne (
- August 5 to-day, Tennessee, State
officers and Legislature. 80. =.
August 10, Montana Territory, Del
egate to Congress. @i3"5't '''F ,i'i4 Il
Hn September, Vermont, State officers
and Legislature. ai=.-at, 1-'ii.''' 'i7''=
p September 13, Maine, State officers
and Legislature. '.ii - ~ ~ ''2iii5' 4
October Oct esr, 5, Colorado, Delegate to
F. October u, Penn Pennsylvania, State, of
ficers and Legislature. .I+ .faf. 10 :
October II, Ohio, State officers and
Legislature. .,.a -. ~. Ia. ,-...l ~,
October Z, Iowa, State officers and
Legislature. -,
October 20, California, Judges of
Supreme Court. s,. -. - -.,..
| November 2, New York, Secretary
of State, Legislature, SC, ~ -. -.
November 2, New Jersey, Legisla-
I November. 9, Massachusetts, State
officers and Legislature. ls.1 -
November 2. Minnesota, State Off
GERS and Legislature. a,9, r..,5yolir,' .
November 3 Wisconsin, State Off
GERS and Legisl Stature. hi ,atr IL. e,.,s..s.t
f. November, 30, Mississippi, State of
ficers and Legislature. sl.11 ofs
1E November 30, Texas, State officers
and q H hteg1slatlure-aa Ils zzilEu2fliil, Yua
r. tfr-, .eJte4s!s,r i, ia ltFf-,a s.-zr E.,{
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-05

! THE Abolition. State Executive
Committee have published a docu-
ment bearing the sensational title {;
" A plain record Of extravaganza,
iWastefplness aud trfcEery of the Fifty
eighth General Assembly-how the
appropriation bills were doctored-
sums, of. money at from six
to ten per cent. to. be borrowed" 1t
is sufficient to say of this document
that it Isl a compilation Of the stupid
ifalsehopds of the Ohio State Journal
about the late General Assembly. In
the facts; which it pretends to give
there is not one grain of truth to the
busheI of lies and the conclusions in
tended to be conveyed are so grossly
and absprdly perverted that they
could scarcely deceive q messenger
boy, The doucment is mere bundle
of balderdash, that will have no more
effect, on the campaign than horse
bill, uIlessit should succeed in COM
pletely filling some Abolition fanatic
with ignorance.-CriSfs,
4n-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-05
.ry respectfully,
Columbus, o., July Is, 1869.

q, MIscoNsTRUeTIoN.-The Radicals
are quoting the following from Gen
eral Rosecrans to the Ohio Legislature
in 1853, to injure him with the Dem
ocracy: ifHf ..a5alr z@E' -..s E.
-. "IIe who entertains the sentiment,
(peace on any termsl is fit only to be
slave; he who. autters it at this, time
is, moreover a traitor to his country,
who deserves the scorn and contempt
of all honorable men, ZIG 81 l'a -.
m The Democratic party never enter
tanned the sentiment of peace on ANY
terms. 1t was for peace ONLY ON HON.
loRABLEterms, and this sentiment of
General Rosecraus cannot be peronal-
ly applied to the Democratic party.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-05

THERE are rpmqrsi of another Feni-
an raid on Canada. a., g..,....,-.,, ,,s.
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A TTACHMENr NOTICE.

IN -.git-lFsIHf7 !-L-1I -3l'f i4=Irit.. l-''
j. r. Powpalr PlGr,, VS. TAe lstna Manufaett1r-
b --qi, al I ing Company, Def GpgEs .JI,
Before Geo. +, Robinson, J..P. Rarenna Town
ship, Portage County, Ohio. H., =.
on The 18th day of July, a, D. 1869, said Jus
tce issued an order of attachment in the above
Jupehst 1858, and $so, W prp6a4le spss ~ q,
Rayenna o., July sOi 1863, 47-sw. . s1rfffG1 -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-05
Cuba-suocess of the Insurgents.


A New York telegram of the 1st
inse, says:
The CubaIi Junta has advices that
Gems. Jordan and Figneride, with: :10,-
600 armed Insurgents, attacked Cen
erdl Laterre near Santiago De Cuba,
routed hfs forces and captured him:
self. The rumor that he has since
been shot is untrue. The Spanish
General Pueblo has been defeated be-
tween Nuevitas and Puerto Principe,
aud his son with large portion of his
command, is said to have Joined the
Cuban army.
THERE are enough untaxed Govern
ment bonds in Ohio, which, if taxed
as other property is taxed, would raise
sufficient means to pay off the State
debt in few years, and thus relieve
the people of great source of ex-
.pense. Tell the Radicals about this
when they howl over the school and
charitable appropriations of Demo-
cratic Legislature. -sr. s~ raH .'. u
WHAT is good government for
bondholders and banks, says a
thoughtful writer, " "seems very. like
chains and slavery for industry and
labor" Even so, and labor should
open its eyes to the fact before the
chains are riveted. The bondholder
loaned the government dollar and
we made it dollar and forty cents.
The laborer receives q dollar for his
work, but we make him sell his dollar
for sixty cents in gold to pay the Gov
ernment creditor. So the work of
robbing the poor for the benefit of the
rich goes on. Il" All men were created
equal" it is true; but Radicalism,
while bowling for equal rights, effect
ually destroys all equality, and dooms
the toiler to be forever a newer of
wood and drawer of water for his
better-protected neighbor, the money
lender. .... -,-...... .f..... .s.,..i... III. -
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Garden and Field Seeds,
BEAUTIFUL GOLD FISH.
.y3a7- - -+is-..l5 n..- -s1t
o.
ITO. sRHENIx xBLoCE.
= uE.lil. u L.--.. - . ---l----. =
..IiIs z f.i,. -. r.r7-,!a % ...-..rs.
Price List of Flour, 6c.:

! II 1Hili'S tfEE lE'.fstl- IL rHsI-~
"Brainerd's" Best xxx White Wheat, ..I.5y
Florence Mills Xxx Mich. Amber, per
fremont Mills best Ohio Red, per sack rs
Greenbaelt hest Family, per sack-1 go
Corn Meal per cwt cwt,--.................. 70
Corn, ears-.per flJu -. -. .. ....y.51 80
Chop. Corn and Oats per cwt ..-........
MiddlingS per OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Bran per cWt. !. .4.-I Il !. -. .AE....
Shorts, per ycwt. ........,.....,.. .-.
fTscEe5i Wheat per il - . -
Oat Meal per lb.. :. =
Land Plaster, Poweli's, per tom.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-05
ND.FtCE

NaiYIf.aa g. LIZ ta aae4Gt-,ss9,l 1l:
/ Is hereby given, that q petition, will he pre-
sented TO thp Commissioners of Portage County,
Ohio, ut their neXt regular session. to be held on
heIlrst Monday in september next, for the Va.
cation oftlat part OF Mill Street in the Village
Plat Of Newport, In Iaris Township, east of lot
No, III. in said Village. itiN1iHf 'Ffi H"tlLEJ
Iagis, June ~ 1853 46r4W. Iii ..u.A NM
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-05
Facts for Tax, Payers.

--Ef
+ The Republican papers are publish,
ing what they call q A Plain Record
of the Extravaganza and WastefnE-
ness. of the 58th General Assembly,;
occupying some four columns. In an
swer to this, TRADE of .fixed7up bun-
comb, we publish the following state
inept of the appropriations made by,
the two last Legislatures, The Legis-
lature of 1861 was composed of a.
two-thirds Republican majority, and
made the following appropriations: -
.,..;..,. REPUBLICAN LEGIsLATURE.
First session s6s6s5 03
second iffs .,:rr:=-, f.rtf-t 7sS s26 vs.
n -aaq r4ir YIfHr3a ri,jsii ilfi $9656,sd2 Oh
-; -. pEAooRAFIo LEGIsLAFURE. .=-.- q. !.
First session 084, I66 90
Second 80 .tt t;'..-:s;-. 4,oal $50 "
Difference in favor of the Demo-
cratic Legislature .L9... III $1,030T99 %
In the appropriations made by the
Democratic Legislature are included
those for the Central Lunatic Asylumj
the Blind Asylum,s and the Morgan
Raid Claims, of o which latter claim
Colonel Pond, the Republican ,capdi-
date for Attorney General wasione of
the principal advocates. Taking ont
these special appropriations, and the
difference in faKoriof the Democratic
Legislature would be $2,285, ,799, o.
These figures never have, and cannot
be, successfully denied.--Crisis. ii-y9e
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-05

rs THE Newark Adcocate says the tax
,es of all sorts, levied or authorized by
the last Democratic Legislature, do
not amount to- single days plun6ler
by aRadical a Congress. Gov. Hayes,
soon to take the stump to make false
charges against the Democratic ma
jority in the Legislature, when a mem
ber, of Congress, voted for all the ex-
travagant appropriations and plunder-
ing schemes of the Radical Congress.
be- 5.0T notiaiB49r 9l.j -9si lii'ti3 ''35s2
.l1 JESSE d. BRIGHT expects to be cho-
sen United States Senator by the next
Legislature of Kentucky. +. ~ .Igt,i-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-05


= THE Auglaize Democrat publishes a
card from Mr., zachariah Ryan, re-
henncing his connection with the
Radical party.i He says: - 90.
+! seHaVing voted 'thirty-five years
with the Whig party, and ON its dis
solution with the Republicans, and
finding nothing now but fanaticism
and corruption with the Grant party,
1 bid them a last farewell. 1 am with
the Democrats for life and desire to
be thus enrolled" "t"4 .t2i'f y "a
The Denaoerqt states that Mr.. Ryan
had two sons who did noble service
in the late war-onei was killed in
battle and the other badly wounded.
The surviving son, like the father, has
severed his connection with tho Ree
publican parity, and in futnre will vote
with the Democrats. -, 10. -a9-#t ii e