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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-25

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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
TO E LAW.

-
For the benefit of sportsmcD, and
the public generally, VIC publish the
following:
Der cannot be killed or taken ex
cept from the LIST OF September until
the 31st of December.
Grouse or pheasants can be shot
from the 1st Of October TO the 10Th
Of December.
Wild turkeys can be killedsfrom the
LIST OF October to the LIST of January.
cartridges can only be Killed from
the LIST of October to the 10Th Of De-
celnber.
Squirrels and rabbits may be shot
from the LIST of August to the 1st OF
January. f
WoOdeock from the 4tb Of July to
the 18th of November. p
lnsectiverous birds, which includes
the robin, are prohibited to be shot al
any time, and il is illegal to rob the
nests of wild birds of all kinds.
Trout can be fshed for with hook
and line only duri0g the months of
april, May, Juue and july.
sunday shooting or hunting is pro-
hI0Ited under a heavy penalty.
Traps, blinds, snares, &c, are en-
tirely prohibited.
The penalties vary from So to $50.
One half Of the fne goes to the in
former, and any one convicted aud re-
tuslng TO pay the fine, goes to Jail for
ten days.-heatOR Republican.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
POLITICAL.


The cruel Crisis wants Baher to say
he was not gully Of the deplorahle
blunder Of R~n-ecransh munlnatton.E
Ohio suite gott7 nal.
The three principal candidates for
Uuited States Senator in Maine T
F~sEBpnden, Speaker Blame and
Governor Chamberlain.
TIE Democracy claim that Pend1eton
is "Obio's faVnft g sun" But then
Hayes is Ohiu's f4v' rite Governor, you
see.-SpriHGfeLd Republic.
George William Curtis thinks that
although the Democratic party is no
longer formidable as a party of prin-
cipIes, yet as an ORGANIZED conspiracy
against the purity Of toe ballot box tits
still much to be feared.
HubbeH is in favor of negro suffrage
to-day. He made a speech aga INST it n
week ago, and It is tIhie TO wabb'B.
He wabbled seven times in Congress on
this Gu. srion, voting for suffrage every
time. Hubhell tries to do badly, but
doo't always have the backbone. We
should not be surprised to hear him
making s%peechts for Mnnson before
the campaign is over.-Ohio State Jour
nall
Col. George A. Sheridan. Adjntant
General of Louisiana, who las been
ND6Autuk d lew AhYG.l II Au0 G4eyf -
to-day for B yam, Ohio. to address the
first of a serious of meetings Tor which
he has been already ~aTnounctd d. Col.
Sheridan is Of e of the must popular
speakers who will take partin tue pres
ent canvas and bids far to become one
of the most brilliant orators IN the
United SIstes.-Ohic State Journal
Aher ali the assertions. the gossip,
the newspaper stories concerning the
estate OF the IaIe MI. Andrea J.. Blu Ter,
and he eOrciOus censuFes laF4shed up
on Gen. B. F. Butler in conntc ion win
n case, IL turns out hat the ertate
aforesaid is insolvent, and that no mon
ey remains to be div dsd among the
hers. II seems to be q S srt of JGT9dyce
.. JdTRdYee business owe again. The
C"pperhead newspapers which have
wri ten volumes upon the enormous
wealth acquired by Mr.. "A. j.. Butler, oil
course with the connIvance of bis
BIO; her, have been deprived by this
disclosure of a stRTeofYped subject, 10
which they could al any lime rpuort
Whenever thy dermed il advisable to
blow up the General aforementioned
n. Z. Tribune.
It is not strange that the Ohio Demo
crHcy, having uominNtsd in sheer des-
DeTation the dubious RSEdIerOn, should
nuw be hOwliRR for n general Act O.
Oblivion. Mr.. Pendleton, when the
very existence of the Republic Vas al
stake. protected vehemeHtly, and with
all his gna ahili'y, aga MT coercion,
His supporters thi.k it hard that this
ID cull~riy of his p fst political LIE
should nOWbe revived, and they charge
the Ohio RePublicaos with the resusci-
lRtIOn, unit meIy had uBgenGrous, d
"Dead Issu. s." It would takes double
convex tXGTa gas microscopes TO dIaeoV0
the foTee of this petty cavil. Has Mr..
Pendleton eVtr changed bis OPlnIeus :
Has he SVer-dous penahcO for hts err
rOIs? Ard n he is of the same mind
now as in the sarly part of The pls~tnt
decadr, is he, while 50 many old INST
Itrs are unsettled, tito ne trusted !
That is the question. IN. Y. Tribune.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
GET on TnE sohREL HORSE.

An old soldier tells the following
~BtorV:
"While in thu three months service,
Colonel ConLeII rode = sorrelRnd Leu
tenant Colonel Pond rode q white
horse. At the close of the three Ihouths
service an effort WIS made to rr-sIlist
the men nfths rrG meRf. Ths,negtmGuC
WRs FORMED one day at some tIwn in
Virginia, and a letter from the Guver-
o " s rOs by Colonel COnneH, ssking
that the regimant be Te-eulisttd. The
Colonel mads a-sptOGb on lhe sutjeci,
and askt d all OF the men who wouli re-
enl 81 to step TO The front. Not mau
moved Council discouraged, asked
Pond to tslk 10 the boys. Colonel Pond
talked in his way, and WAS n b act Of
putting the prni ositIon in regard I'd
stepping to The font, when > tallspeci-
meu OF the 'ifue blue sang ont Colo
mel Pond, you get on that ROTrtl horse,
and we will all CO. This was ~rtcriYsd
with hheutsn Of aPprovaI. CVmment un-
necess ,ry.''-[OnIU State Journal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
HOW OTHER PLACES SECURE
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH
MENTS.

The Canton Repository and Republican,
- publishing a series sketches by Col,
Il Ball. the manufac' urer of many al
''ur improved horticultural machines,
showing the d~'ficultit 8 manuiactut ers
and inventors have 10 contend with, In
sketch No. 10, he incidently tells how
towns and cities secure the location OF
manufacturing establish mems, thah:
when my interest in the firm IF Ball
AuIIman &CO., was disposed of, l in
tended to have engaged in the Reaper
business at some point, and according
~ visited Akron to see what induce
menls could be a there. The resul,
was that they immediately offered NJ
on liberal terms sl1the capital [ deslr-
al, Snd l think should have gone there
had l been able TO have di-pUsed OF my
other properly at Canton. As soon,
however, as the citizens here IrHrned Of
my CONTEMPLATED remuval they insisted
IN my remaining, and as an Iducement
proposed To loan ne the suIn of eiRhI
thousand dollars for three years; TO aid
IN Starting my bus ness here. This
proposition was accep pied and about the
middle of March 1858, with, a prospect
We capital Otsixtetn thousand dollars
l commenced the erect on of the works
which now bear my name IN ibis cfty.0
Our cHizens- can tIrus S e that It cost
Canton alotn of 5000 Tor three years
TO secure The looation If Balls AgrHul-
'utal 1mplemeng Mandatory. Such
ents rp'ise here woutd add greatly 10
the Prosperity of our city. We are in
hupes.tHo 10 SEE such in a short ume.
Fbe optning of the Pennsylvania Cen
tTai's thruugh-ro0te-t tue South, as
viii so n be The case viii give II anotb-
r hoist out of its I'd Tuts and lufus
nor Of euerKy and enterprise, VII
bring it o under The eyes of men
who have made their money by manu-
f4nfFr Ffnur IA fHtf 1fu rTVa him guyff n tho Il
LaRes it has 10 otter a thus WOO thsm
here.-ZuaeSUiUe Courier.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03

Gen. Geo. A. Sheridan, who will ad-
dress the mass meeting tomorrow, is
one Of the live1iest and spiciest speak
ers in the canvass. None who heal
him will be disappointed.
Hon. R. c. Parsons, who will also
speak, is prominent among the dis
tinguished and able men of the State.
These gentlemen, together with the
Governor, make such an array Ofspeak-
ing talent as we do not often have at
any political mass meeting. Let all
turn out and hear them.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03

Spain has rejected the proposition to
cede Cuba to the Cubans for a consid
Grafton guaranteed by the United
States, and the revoIutionists have no
recourse but to conquer their indie
pendence. A proclamation enamel
pating the slaves, has been issued by
Cespedes, the revolutionary President,
and the freedmen are hocking by thou
sands to the standard OF the Republic
Our government ought not to delay a
moment i~naccording belligerent rights
to the Cubans. We owe this much to
the cause Of human liberty.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03

The Cincinnati o0mm0ner, . Of the
ablest Democratic papers in the State,
speaks of the Democratic candidate for
the Office of Attorney General as "RTr.
J. NJ. Connell, of Lancaster, whose ig-
norance of the law and Constitution
will require forty certificates Of com
potency from partisans to induce DEM
ocrats to forget his war record and to
vote for him.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03

The Indisna State Auditor has re-
CLAIMED and cancplpd STATE Stouks to
be amount OF $S25, 493 SO, and the State
dtht il, therefore, reuueed that sum -
Our Democratic Legislature DOES not
was e money un the State debt in this
way. II apprOprlates only 30 much as
the Constitution reqair, s Tor the utter
est and sinking fund, using h surplus
by support ng the party managers
Ohio State Journal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
For the pelaware Gnzette


MARYsvILLE, O., Aug. 2S, 1900.
EDS. GAZETTE.-I have lately read
In your zap r two articles upon the
subject of 'Writing rs &C - taught la
Common Schools, :" and "Writing as H.
Should be taught in O mnlon schools"
MISUNDERSTANDING i i a severe hit upon
t c Ier-, 1 feel bhaL it. il nevertheless
tT1te and deserVeahe candid considsra-
tiOu OF every teAcuBr of common
schuols. Writing seems to be the one
nsgleGled brnhct, AID 1 know too, Ihat
the p.inciplr is that mnst of IA
have no theory" tor teaching 1t. Ny
purpose is not Ia lDITte un the suhieeE,
bul to endorse the articles written by
"Uhirography."
Yours Very Respectfully,
W. I. sTIcKNEx, Teacher.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
1860.
1863.
OHIO
rspNEss'E ~ G0LLE.,

WUsENEss's~ FC0AUEGn.
sa3aFs t3sssls@
sr ~ srsu -ssF8 r=oTaE TH~r
1.-THE cheapest and most thorough
Business College infhe State. Tuition
from $40 to $50 less thaH elsewhere, WhiIe
the course of study and business training
is As complets and thorough as can be had
anywhere.
j. W. SHARP, Principal of Commercial
department aud Lecturer On Commercial
Law. business customs. &c
j. W. WAFUL, Principal of Writing De-
Partment, Instructor in5SpenceriRn, plain
practical and ornamental Penmanshtp.
There can be no excuse gwen for young
mem go ng of to cities to receive bus ness
training and a practical education, when a
school as good as the best. ism constant op-
Grafton right at home, IN Delaware, and the
expense of attending it is not over from one
half to tWO-Ghirds that Of a
school in "a large city. The style of BUSH
ness Penmatrhip taught at this College it
now. aud viii be hereafter, that Of strict
p~latHness, great legibtlity and capacity Tor
rapid execution. All are cordially invite!
to call and examine the b. autifui style of
busin, IS writing as taught here, and also to
examine the course III bookkeeping.
After such an eXaminati on we feel insurer
that nons will go away dissatisfied with
either. Specimens of Penmatisltip and
G reuiars from this College will be distrlbu-
ted free to all who viii call for them at the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

"No Government ever survived rPpu-
diatIon. Any GOgernuehtthai refuses
to pay its DEBTS, who rrpAd ares that
debt, Is infamous aunoHZ he Covers
uteut@ of the e-rth.'-ILo9tOH.
Is Morton ignorhnt, or ooe he Iiel3
This Government Ttpudiatrd a debt,
survived il, aud never became infamous
until it Contracted the present one.
The twill also repudiate and survive.
Indeed, Us only chance of survival tx-
i~ls in Reputation Napoleon NORTH
West.
We give the. above as showing the
real spirit and feeling OF the Democrn-
cy J reference To the payment of the
war dent, and the maintenance of the
public hOn'r. II Northeast ihnugh it
advncatts q most infamuus dOctIine.
deserves credit Tor caudidiy speaking
out what more polite and cafty politi-
cans of i've ~ame party would have con
cealed.-TUEed0 BEade.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03

Q EALED proposals will be received
y at the Recorders Off e until y o'cI Ock
(noon) October LIST, 1869, for ~graveliug inc
guttering Lincoln Avenue from Sandusky
Street to Liberty Street. Each bid shall be
accompanied by q sufficient guaranty of
some dislntertsted person, that If the bid 10
accepted q contract will be entered INTO and
the performance of 1t properly secured.
Delaware, o., September J, 1865.
Il. CHARLES NEIL Mayor,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03

General Rosecrans declares himself
opposed to tall ~monopolies and favori-
tlsm based on class, creed, race, color OF
national origin" and says the Demo-
cratic party of the United States oughl
to bold high the banner of WniVe1 sal
freedom impartial justice and EQUALITY
BEFORE THELAw of all who live beneath
the flag Of u country" This is no
BILE sentiment but it is notthe sentiment
ofthe Bourbon Democracy OF Ohio. On
the contrary a monopoly based on race
and color is their leading, ifit is not
their sole idea.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
OURPLANK.

The National Debt was incurred in a
hoy cause, is an honorable obi alton,
and must b. paid in strict accordance
with thu contract. If doubt exists, as to
the proper Construct ion IF the contract,
the Courts are the proper TrIhuna $ to
decId-. He who 4dvocates the repudi-
atiuD of the National Indebtedness, is
not fit to live under this Government.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03

The Democrats of Massachusetts,
have again gone through the formality
OF nominating John Quincy Adams for
Governor. MI. Adams in a speech ac-
coping the nomination, declared it to
be the duty OF the Democracy to aban-
don dead issues by accepting the es-
tablishsd fact of universal, unqualified
suffrage. The Bourbons Of this section
sing q different tune. They still spell
negro with two IS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03

The Ohio State Journal of Aug. 2s,
says; Governor Hay, s was in the city
yesterday. His meeIugs have every
where been even more than hoped for
success es. TIE G0vern0r reports that
pc oHlY attended two larger meetlnRs
IN the Pres;dPttinl eampa grn than h. has
been hunorsd with At nearly every poitt
where he has spoken. The campaign
has 80 far been encouraging IN the
highest degree.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03

On that part OF General Roseoraus
ueeilnatoFy letter which insists that
'hoss democrats WHOSE mental organi-
cation ortemper does not permit them
to recognize existing facts or conform
their action to great popular cbano.q y
should, flor the public good. abdicata
the leadership" the New York D.,
plthily comments:
"But before his letter was made pub-
lie the men to whom IL wa addressed
had nominated Pendleton in bis place
one Of the very leaders a0h0nl .Rosecrons
jpUited to abdicate.v
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03

We have another evidence of Hub.
BELLS unbounded popularity while
Speaker ofthe Ohio House of Represen.
t%atives, in the following resolution Of
Tered by Hon. w. J. Flagg (Rep.) OF
Hamilton, and spread on the journal Of
the House for April L. 1852 We quote
from hejournal of that date:
"Mr. Flagg offered for adoption the
following resolution, which on demand
of Mr.. Myers. went over under the ruI.
RESOLVED, That the committee on
Judiciary be instructed to forthwith re-
uoFt a resolution for the expulsion of the
Hon. Jas. r. HNbbeU, from his seat IN
this House,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03

The Republicans Of Trumbul1 county
have very properly renominated Hon
VIM. Ritezell. Editor of the Warren
ChFolicle, for Representative. The
counties Of TrumbuI and Mahoning
have rsnominated Hon. /. D. Wood
worth for the Senate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03

The public debt statement o Septem-
Der 1 shows a decrease in the debt of 3d.,
612.4 84 70 during the month Of August.
making the total d crease since Marcn
4, last S49,6OO,T5 81. The total
amount of the debt, less cash in the
treasury is now S2,475. 962. sol 90.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03

The following is the Republican tick.
ct nominated in Morrow county
Representative, Col. All. Brown; Pro.
bate JuDge, Asa A. Gardner; Clerk
Frank Bartlett ; Recorder, D. D. Book
er Commissioner, John Snyder; Sur-
veyor, o. l.. R. French.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
WHAT is TT

What is Democracy, is DOW one Of
the most puzEliDg questions which en-
barrass the anxious seeker after truth.
Dom Piatt tells US in one short. crisp
sentence that it is 1.-THE organized
ignorance of the country and so far
as the latter day Democracy is con-
cerned we might go further and fare
worse than to accept this aszits proper
definition. At least it is very conn
monty believed that ignorance has 4
strong affinity for the Democratic
name. and that the party has exhibited
a surprising incnpacity either to learn
or forget anything is an uudeniable
fact. In this respect it has made stu
pidity a science and reduced Bourbon
ism to a fine art.
But Colonel Piatt's definition would
of course not be accepted by the faith
full. He was mixed up in an abolition
war and may have imbibed prejudices
We, therefore, IN order to find cut
what Democracy really and truly is.
turn to another authority, which is, at
least, n%on-partIsan. Webster (Noah,
we mean,) defines Democracy as fol-
lows:
DEMOCRACY-Government by the peo-
pie; q form of government In which th-
supreme power is in the hands of the people.
and directly exercised by them; hence, more
usually, a form Of governmentin which the
power resides iGimately1 the aOhote people,
who condLct iG by q system of representa-
ton and delegation of powers q constitu-
tional and representative government; a
DEMOCRAT-One who Is an adherent
or promoter Of Democracy, OF. government
by the people.
Now this is standard authority, but
the reader will observe in these defnf
tons a strange omission of the word
white" and nothing can be Demo-
cratic in the partisan Aeceptation which
does not contain the word white"
This is the sine qua non of Ohio De-
mocrscy at least, Webster defines the
article as government by the people I"
and as "a form Of government in which
the power resides ultimately in the
WHOLE PEOPLE but that, according
to the commissioned apostles of De-
moeracy in this enlightened era, would
be denounced as rank and radical
"abolitionism," or, in other words,
anything but Democracy. According
to these expouDders of third proof,
simon pure Democratic doctrine, peo-
pie of a particular complexion have
the birthright to rule, and no govern
ment can be Democratic which does
nOt exclude all except white" per-
sons from participation therein. This
is the Democrats idea as it emanates
fresh from the Democratic mind, and
we therefore conclude. that Webster
lived aud wrote toe. far IN advance Of
the approaching Democratic millen-
ium. WheniWe shallshave a dictionary
which shall defue Democfacy7 as a gov
eminent by ohite people, aud a Tesla.
ment which shalFrsad 'Sufer little
tgbite children to come unto me-"
Cast adriTt from Webster We next
turn to General Rosecrans who has
written out at some length his views
assfo what constitutes Democracy. The
General who was-lAtely pitched upon
asa proper mouthpiece of the pnfty,
and who may therefore be e~onsideFed
as one speaking by authority, and not.
as %pharasaical scribbler, tells Us that
the Democracy he believes il isa kind
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03

General Rosecrans prOnounees him.
Slfin favor of ''equai rights and i'm
partial justice'' and says: ''This is the
Democracy I believe in, and to which
am proud TO belong.7 But that is not
the Democracy Pendleton believes in
0 r which is ~propagated hereabouts.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
or six seconds

The Editorof the B~ellefontaine Repu6-
lean thinks it strange that we. being an
editor, should know there is a counter
felt ten dollar bill in circulation. Did
he ever know an editor to come into
possession of a bill Of that denomina-
ton that was not a counterfeit Z?
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03

DELAWARE POsT OFFICE-0
August 3Oth, 1863.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
Notice

Is hereby given that sealed proposals
j. will be received at the Office OF The ~ecs
Rotary If tue Del. Co. AgTicultuf al Society,
90 saturday, S-pt. Ilth, Till 10 O'Clock A. Nj.
for the privilege and control of the Eating
Houses on the Fair Grounds during the
next Fair-0ct. 5th, 9th q 9TH.
b privilege of rejecting any or all bids
reserved. f. M. JOY, Secretary.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
Ton. b. q. Parsons
THE FIFTEENTH AMENDmENT.
ARTICLE XIV.

SIC. 7. The right of the citizens Of the
United States C vote snail not be de-
MED or abridged by b United STATES,
or any State, on account of race color.
or previous condition of aervitude.
SEC, 2. The CUngTesa shall have pow
er TO enforce this article by appropriate
legislation.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03

Wendell Philips is not altogether
dlsconsolate at the prospect of An
drew Jahnsou's return 80 the Senate.
Perhaps; he says, the tipsy mouute-
bank may do US good in the Senate
Chamber. Il was the stupid aud OBJ.
%stinate South that really gave slavery
ITS death blow. 1t was President
Johnson who defeated Johnsonism."