davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09
From the Philadelphia Age.l-
Contempt for 1Iae VIII OF tIse FeO-
Die.

From the Philadelphia Age.
for tI.e VIII OF tIse FeO-
pie.
Tue open exultation of the Radical organs
at every new triumph of their negro policy
is very significant of the new state of things
that the party is striving to establish IN this
country. For, every one of these trIumphs
is mere new instance of contempt for the
will of the people. 1t is notorious undez
niable fact that the people of Pennsylvania
do not want TO establish negro suffrage in
this State. What then? Do the Radical
leaders try to convince or persuade the peo-
pie that they ought TO share their political
POWER with negroes Not at all; the. Rad
ical leaders say you SHALL share it with ne
groes you shall have no voice in the mat
ter; we have settled it for you This, too,
in spite of the express provision of the Com
stitution, that every change in it shall be
submitted to a vote of the people, 1t is
scarcely possible to imagine a greater piece
of impudent political effrontery than that
practised by our infamous Legislature, at
it's last session. 1t was elected on the SOL
emn pledge of its party in the last campaign
that 'sthe question of suffrage in, all the
loyal States belongs to the people of those
States" Yet this is the Legislature that
has the impudence to join hands with the
Radical clique in Congress, and force negro
suffrage on the North by the help of the
negro Legislatures of the South. Radical
ism is the same everywhere. In Indiana,
it is by q bare faced impudent fraud that it
the negro question from the people. The
Democrats, IN combating this outrage, have
resorted even to the expedIent of resiening,
so as to bring on a new election, at which
the peoples voice may be heard. But so
desperate are the Radicals that they have
pretended that ID. does. .ROt-Feeuire a quorum
of LegislatWeO to ratify negro amend
ment, so without g quorum, they have gone
through the form of doing it. ANY form,
any pretense, however bald and empty, win
do, they think, for their masters in Wash
mgton. Anything that averts the dreaded
appeal to the people An Indiana Radical
paper (IndianapOlis- -J01rnal) says of this
bogus ratification; , .rs-4 ~F.,.. --
L Tho substance of the State authority, and
a portion even of the non essential State
| forms, were present and exercised in the
act. 1t VIII be SO accepted by Congress
we have no doubt, and we don'L think any
reasonable and candid man has any dOub
about it The aniendment is q settled thing
| Il is sure Of twenty nine States, and tht
long agony is over .r3-rI-s,--.. ...-. ..
| BE not too sure, Radicals You are, a
The proverb says, Counting without you
host" and in this case the Ghost" is thu
American people; a mighty host they hav
commonly proved-to be when wrLnged an
outraged. The utter contempt of the popu
lar will can-be openly and fdefantly practi
sed is 10y no means sure yet. We mus
wait to see the. final result of. the expert
ment cFl F->s a. ; Il ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09

A SWARM OF BEES Worm HAvNs.-
B. patient, B. prayerfuI, B humble, B mild,
B wise as a SoIon, B meek as a child; B
studious, B thoughtful, 3 loving, B kind,
b sure you make matter subseryient to
mind. B cautious, B thoughtful, B trust
full, B true, B courteous to all men, u
friendly with few. l3 temperate in argu.
ment, pleasure and wine, B careful OF
conduct, of money, of time, d cheerful,
B grateful, B hopeful, B firm, B peaceful,
benevolent, willing to learn. B penitent,
circumspect, sound in the faith, B active,
devoted, B faithful till death. B honest,
Blholy, transparent and pure, b depend
ent. B Christ like, and you'lpB secure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09
Democratic Economy against
Rnlc.sI E.SsI.sENa.nnce.

Republican editors and correspondents
are already trying to create the impression
that our Democratic Legislature expended
more money than did the last Republican
Legislature. This is not true, as appears
from the following statement The Re
publican Legislature in its last year-1867,
appropriated the sum of $4,7S6, ,227, while
the Democratic in 1869, being also its last
year, appropriated only $4,b41 ,295, being
$246,9 932 less then the Republican Legisla-
ture apprepriated during the corresponding
year of its existence, and in the eppropria'
ton bill Just passed, the Morgan raid
claims, amouting to over half a million dol
lars, are pr9vided fer, aud also an afproS
priatioh4 10 reboild the Central IuAadc Asy-
lum, which was burned down. This
shows saying of over quarter of a million
doIas, eonpared with the last year OF the
last Republican Legislature. - The appFo-
priations for 1868 were more than-half q
million dollars less than the appropriations
for the corresponding year of Republican
| legislation. This is sufficient answer to
all The howls of Republican editors and cor
respondents about the length, of our sessions
and the expenditure of money by this Leg
islature. l--Exchange. ? ---l.lf.-. -.,1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09
Total No. Delegates. .

Your committee respectfully recommend
that the Democratic County Committees at
once provide for the selection of delegates
who are certain to attend the State Conven-
ton, (which will renew our pledges to the
support of the ancient Democratic faith
and principles and make all preliminary
arrangements for vigorous and determined
campaign for the State ticket which will be
nominated. We also urge the continuance
of active and energetic efforts to maintain,
extend and consolidate local Democratic
organizations, with a view to present the
same unwayering and solid front to the
enemies of free government which has in
the past effected so much good and estab-
lished the renoWn of the Ohio Democracy.
.siErR LEVI DUNCAN. =
Chairman Dem. State Central CON-
II. s. PROPHET, Sec. Central Com.
-. .s E. +. BINGHAM,
Chairman State Executive Committee.
w. w. WEBB, Sec. State Ex. Conn.,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09
ROOD for Re4Iectiou.

In an interesting article which lately ap-
peared in the New York Tribune, regarding
the Cinnamon and their peculiarities, we
find the following. 1t furnishes food for
reflection to those who contemplate the flu
ture of this country:
''Take it in any aspect, does not the Chi.
nese question merit more attention than it
has receiVed2 A little cloud now on the
far western horizon, does it not bid fair to
oYershadow the whole future OF the Repub-
lie2 The so OF 10000 Mongolians on
our western coast are the thin edge of the
wedge which has for its base the 800, 000
600 of Eastern Asia. The Pacific is 5000
miles wide, but steam is practically reducing
It to the limits of the ancient Mediterranean
and 1t rolls between countries where the re-
ward of labor is at its maximum on the one
hand and at its minimum on the other
Give natural laws free play, and over the
sea, from west to east, will sweep greater
hordes than ever followed the sun across
the plains of Asia The day has gone by
when the sword determined whether given
soil should breed Celts or Saxons, Huns or
Gauls, Goths OF Romans; but the weapons
of peace are no less effective than those of
war. The wild mustard can crowd wheat
from the field sheep may drive from the
! pasture the stronger OK ; the locust may
| put the buffalo to flight. Like these the
| Chinaman can live where stronger than he
| would starve. Give hlm fair play, and this
| quality enables him TO drive out stronger
races. One hundred thousand Mongolians
| on the Pacific coast means so many less
! Of our own race now and hereafter to be-
Five or six millions would mean that all
but the crown of the body polite should be
Mongolian /; would mean British India
instead of New England upon the western
| shores" 3, .
! Unless there is some restriction upon the
emigration, it is q certainty that within a
half century the proper designation of our
/ Pacific States will be New China, and they
will be Pagan in religion and Asiatic in civ
| iliZation. MOAN. rF.ar 1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09
a Meteor.

AGcfneteor- of Unusual brilliancy
passed through the heavens on Thurs
day night last, iIbeast a lurid, phos'
phorescent light for miles around
and was followed by a loud rumbllng
noise that ratified windowsAlIk a
heavy clap Thunder 1t was seen
in Various parts of New England
and New Y York, but each spectator
thought If. was in his immediate vi
einity.-l lfiddLetolqlr Conn Watness. r
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09

gd INA printing Office at Gosport, Ind,
is aAbJind position. His average
DAVIS work isfive Thousand ems, and
0nIseveraI occasions he has set from
seven thousand to nine thousand
His letter is distributed for him, and
his copy is read by his partner, his
memory being so perfect that he can
retain from tour to six lines, When
| this isrfinished he cries the Lass Worq
set, when another sentence Is reao,
andgSOrOn.e Eg 7lI 10 a1-i sai lsGE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09

Jas. .AIAAxwRE,L-died-i -ia-the-C City
few days aSoi fFona INJURIES received
on the railroad. SfheE night after his
burial the inmates Of the hospital say
the dead man came back and appear
ed in the lower room as plain and as
palpable as in life. He actually pull
the clothing off one bed. The man
gave the alarm to the inmaIes of the
hospital, up stairs. They all got up
and came down. Some of them saw
the ghost and others did not, but ali
the inmates left, preferring to start
all on their journey rather than kick
ing up q muss with a ghost. fl..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09

ToaGs are sold in Paris at the rate
of fiftv cents a dozen, O., The animal
is used for the eprotection of vineyards
and gardens from the ravages OF IN
sects that escape the pursuit OF the
1, S-Ic
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09

A pure bood Yankee likes two
things clear through-a capacious
and lofty shirt collar, and big jack
knife. He doesn't mind If his trows-
ers are a-little short, but there must
be no discount on shirt-collar and
ktiife. ,-5-azloE iii,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09
To nominate candidates for the foIlowin

To nominate candidates for the following
Offices, viz:
- Governor
Lieutenant Governor;
One Judge Of the Supreme Court;
Treasurer of State;
Attorney General
One Member of the Board of Public
Works. -
The ratio of representation will be the
same as at previous Conventions, and as
follows: One delegate for each county,
and an additional delegate for every five
hundred votes cast for THoMAs-HUBBARD
Tor Secretary of State last year, and an
additional delegate for every fraction of
two hundred and fifty or more votes so
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09

p 1t is confidently asserted, that all
the world now in use on the globe,
would make cube of only. 20 feet
per side. A little thing to make SO
mitch fuss about %
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09
In obse-Iine 51di vidnalin Z ls slver.y !.


healthy village, seeing the sexton az
work in hole in the ground, inquired
what he was about, ''Diggi n ga grave,
'sir.P digging a gravel why Ithot
people didn't die offer, here, do they?'II
son no, Sir; they never die butOhee.T
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09

The NOS yement for the higher Gu
Both in Edinburgh and Glasgow leo
lures on Englisht literature,E aOgtc,'
mental PHILOSOPHY land experimental
physics, are being. delivered with
gratifying results. n ''' mon 4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09
BED BOTTOMS.
SLEEP 8!
70 SLEEP [!
SLEEP !

IF YOU WOULD SLEEP COM
FORTABLY buy Blake's Patent
Steel Spiral Spring Bed Bottom, manu-
faetured-by M'Abee 81 Co., Canton; Of
flee in theIcity- book store, man1factOry
corner or WuInut and Seventh streets,
one block south of the American Hotel.
VIM. OId6eld Is our agent for the Ger =
trail and western part of this county, and
will solicit your orders,
apr2stf MABEE & co,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09

Have you a sister? Then love and
cherish her with a holy friendship.
And if you have none, why, love
somebody else's sister.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09

H.W. Beeeher intends going abroad
this summer, and his congregation
proposes giving him $40, coo to defray
the incidental expenses Of the trip
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09

AN American citizen who was on
the Theatre of Villanueva on the
evening of the 22d ult., and with ess-
ed the riot and massacre in the
streets of Havana that evening, says
that the origin of the outburst was
the shooting of a young woman. He
says: A very beautiful girl. the
daughter of Albania, one of the
Wealthiest and most noble of all Gu
bans, wore upon her left breast the
American flag, with the inscription,
Long live the Republic of Cuba up
on it. When that stirring song was
being sung, the whole audience rose
and cheered this young woman, and
as she rose to acknowledge the salute,
all eyes were now bent upon her, a
low, mean, cowardly Spaniard shot
her with a revolver, killing her in.
stantly. Two American gentlemen
occupied the box adjoining Senorita
Aldma, whose names do not know,
but one of whom, seeing the pistol
pointed at the young Iady's breast,
and q second after the Spaniard had
fired, blew the top off the head of the
cOWardly assassin. Instantly the
whole theatre was the scene of the
greatest confusion, and the SPANS
troops rushed in and began firing up
on the masses of the huddled togeth-
er, unarrned, innocent men and wo'
men. a----rs-7rr s -Ers-..Ta .srra 4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09
AGENTS WANTED.
..t. tS 80 -
A, gle NTS' WANTED 70 SELL
a. N. BLAKE'S
Patent Chair Springs.

ASE AND COM FORT
~ CONFINED by the use of |
Blake's Patent Chair SpIinss. Price |
only One Dollar. They make a Spring. /
OsciHating or Rocking Chair out OF |
Common Chair, and that most ,intelera- |
ble nuisance, Rockers, are entirely dis |
pensed With, These springs fit any chair. |
aad can be placed In position for use by |
a child so simple are they in their con-
struction, They arc made OF the best |
steel 81 from the well-known EaglSton |
Manufacturing Co., 81 John street, N, y, |
and possess remarkable e elasticity, They |
make a fine finish 10 the chair, and are |
the delight of the household. They are |
not the least In the way when applied 70 |
the chair They do not take any extra |
reorn.. and each and every one chat has |
used them are unani nous IN their praise, |
Tor they make the easiest chair ever tnS
vented. The ladies, one and all, pro-
nonnoe bsS shs 6 SsiSsdiS a!sS SS the sSE SYeS
aatest family chair in the world. They
are. indispehsible where comfort is con-
suited. BlAke's Dollar Chair Springs
are.invaIuabls for Families, Ohces, Ho-
telsf Court Houses, Cars ard Steamboats,.
SPsienIed by lA.IM, Blake. April 10Th,
lsSSl They will last q life time. They
are sure, to come IN general use, and
people viii dis ard all other. rocking
the most Valuable nyention-ot the age;
"A Five Hundred Dollars Reward
viii be paid for Information upon CON
yiction- -of any person, or persons that
shall In sny manner Infringe upon
Blake's Patent Chain. Springs, therefore
ali employ ees IN any factory or foundry
where such springs are made without
the conSenfa % Goodwin q Blake, will
rive us such Information that will lead
70 the conviction oK4such parties, and
npon- their eonviotion shall receive the
a6dys teward-FIvE FuNPFkD PoI--~
LARS. ,n
- Parties wishing Springs, or Agen-
'eies for OHIO, AMichfsans Indiana Hts
nois, Wisconsin, Teunessee, West VIZ
-cfnis. Oanada aDd'ollsterritory west OF
{hsnAl lssisalppi river, must buy from me
0and 9rsIshed, as hhV6 established n
manplaeeosy Manu- Hers ''.tS ~ 'Sf-RI,AKE j,
90 rapa4sud l3lEWBo1p $40, Clnton, o.
81. Parties wanting agencies for amy 9th
10 territory will address the. lprcpEtetor.
GEORGEK.iG K.iGOODW1Nt pa
s1a9 mhr3tf b3isa sl2 Broadway. NY.
r., ,.PSUnoFJ % u. p, 'HAUHoH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09
STENCIL CUTTING.
P. D.lN-J.ls. .CARR.
INSURANCE.
GERMANl ms. COMPANY. ,
OF CLEVELAND OHIO.

ODIce NO. 10 ALI0uleT DlItdI7Iy.
CAPITAL, y .EJs. I1h 100000
Insures Buildings, Merchandise and other Prop
ty Against Loss or Damage by Fire, ut "a low
rates as any other responsible Company. ff~
EVLosscs hoLorably adjusted and promptly Paio
l5lE5tl5 N eA4h4-Ha -- .l.hii.cI
9EH prAEeso9 HYssroqffEreorRqHaS' q
FTw NsTsF GR ssAHi4E ! HsR5y %di.i 2ss@ss e
John Gerlach, Henry KracmeT. ". Kallers -
2. sch@idts z 10 AsermaHHG r. BseknAnR.
@. Born, and Others. -l-. -
4. RsrrSune, Rs,.-l S5ii PFgs'I!5 ): MuEn1ER
[ " lEAYER, Vice ~ t.LLE- HIILLll j
q MlBUCRMAN AND FRED, SEELBsAAccH, n
21IlISs Trey. Ing s.ssnSS ss..sn1as- loA,, ciiIQiJ
+; TaiI tgzHsss =. iHssSss-S5 II2DHtT'H osi,a2llll1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09

"Jake, lend me fen dollars TIL I
sell nay dog?" Jake replied, sooth-
ingly and synpatheticafIy, 'Oh, Jim,
1 wouldn't sell him. 81
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09

THE greatest failure of the age
Grants Administration. e4a Ie
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09
STATE CONVENTION.
Wednesday; July z, 1859.

Rooms OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE.CEN-
r n TRIAL ANb ExEOUTIvE CoNIAHTrEL,
CoLUAiBUs, ONO, May s. 1s69.F)
To The Democrdcy of Ohio: ~ 7-
The regular annual Convention of, the
Democracy of Ohio will be held in the
City of Columbus, on ia .
- Wednesday, July Z, 1859,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09

A MOTLEY CREw-Grant's foreign
mihistersIand officials. II =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09

p, A WESTERN engineer tells the fol-
lowing story about himself; One
night the train stopped to wood and
water at a small station in Indiana.
While this operation was going on
observed two green-looking country
men In "humspun, curiously in
specting the locomotive and OCCASION
ally giving vent to expressions of as
tonishment. Finally one of them
looked up at meand said stranger,
are this a locomotive ?'' Certainly.
Didn't you ever see one before p"
mo, haven't never saw one, afore.
Men Bill come down to the station
tonight purpose to see one. Them's
the biler, aintit ?'' -'1Yes, certainly"
What yer cali that you're in?" 1--WE
call this the cab.'' ''And this big
wheel ?'' ''That's the driving wheel. .
''That big black thing on the top is
the ch1mbly, suppose ?'' Precisely. ,
"Be you the engineer wot runs the
machine?'' 'I am the engineer -
''Bill," said the fellow to his mate,
after eyeing me closely for a few min,
utes, sit don't take much of man to
be engineer, do it?p "AlI aboard !'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09

4 Fhes demand of GreRce--q Please
.uut q stopper 10 the p Portesll--iAclg.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09

gi5g 81 T'I.i- togs .yg4ur..5'@ L.,
---- [. ~ II
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09
GnonMIN & BKAKE.

,, sra-Parties wishing Springs, or Agen-
eies for Ohio, "a Michfsan, Indiana lllt-
nois. Wisconsin. feunessee, West Nlr-
rfriS. CaIiada, aDdpoIlsferritory west OF
fhsla lsslsslPpi river, must buy from me
undersigned, as 1 4 havs estaoiisheoi "A
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-09

LocAL annals, it is said, mention
sixfy one earthq akessin Ma sachus-
s1G Daring the past two 1l1dndred
ana thirty-one years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-04-21
Washington Items.


%, AsulNGTQN, April 10.
me senate after debate rejected the Alabama
ag;r,t;r o''i' '''' 'o'''s III ''''
,r
me senate was several hours IN executive ses-
SON. ana then ADJOURNED. Only two nominations
were confirmed to-day, namely, >. l.. Motley
munster 10 hhshnu' ana Johh jay, minister te
austria
The second weekly reception of Mrs Grant
took place at the Executive Mansion, to-day, and
lasted from to ! O'Clock.
On the first of May the Treasury will hold
about one hundred million dollars in specie
lhere are oyer elgbty-tWo million dollars now on
Manu. ana the customs receipts Tor the month are
estimated az nearly eighteen million dollars
lWcntyceight millions OF coin interest come due
on the hrst' some lew applications have been
maze ior prepayment OF interest, IN response to
s;derabie aonr ,o'o'' '"'' 'u' no' " any con-
~
%, AshlNGIoS, wednesday, April Ia.
Inc crowd AZ me hlte House and the Depart
ments mas senslDly diminished since the long list
VI i,a were liGe Yesterday tne u'i
pi,bt's trnins '''' III ''' 'iu''0o'S y las
~ .u
Lher6 VIII ne one hundred ana nlty removals
OF female clerks from the treasury Department
alone, to-l1orr9w or next day None OF then
peu vI % rcdn Ds hv thn tv UpGo Is y e PGr
mule cIerl,s viii ~, ho d;loLay',l1 ~ H. Va Wv
tine and i,,,, tr M H.. "e NJ 9''"'
I'M ~ " ' NUM-, vi ''' "i'' VI may
lng SENATE ai.er Hec'alLS to-d3y 70 sustain the
rreal9eht nomination oil General farker, who +
quarters staff through the closing camnoigns
10 be Commissioner of Indian AHairs. discussed
the best way of treating the Indians There arc
indications that some IL the Christian Commits
siQn's machinery may be revived to cooperate
with the puakers.
General satisfaction is felt at the unanimity
with which the Alabama treaty was rejected.
WASHINGTON, MONDAY. April 10.
Senator Chandler has offered resolution de-
caring that the cession of the British Provinces
in North America 10 the United Sta ties is tbe only
way to settle the differences between the two
countries, and has made speech in support OF
this proposition.
resident Grant told Senator to-day that he
should send in to-day nearly all the nominations
which he intends to make and the balance Tues
day The Senate will be able to adjourn on
Thursday.
II is stated that n colored man ,yho rooobod