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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-04-22

Cuban affairs are daily getting more and
more complicated. Spain is straining every
nerve to save the island from which she de-
rives SO large revenue. Ships and troops
are continually arriving, while the most
rigorous measures are taken against those
suspected Of favoring the rebellion. As
the rebels have proclaimed the abolition of
slavery, the situation naturally excites the
negro population to sympathy with the rev.
olutionists. At the landing Of a recent ar
rival Of Spanish troops at Havana, some
negroes who shouted for the revolutionary
leader, were killed on the spot.
On the other hand, reports reach us of
the landing Of expeditions from the United
States, with aid and comfort for the rebels.
and it is claimed that Spanish troops are de-
serting to them.
The appointment of Rev. John L.. Stevens
as consul at Birmingham, is one fit to be made.
That place is the great manufacturing city OF
long that he will appreciate the position The
new consul at Cork is Rev. J. B. Gould of the
Bangor Methodist church-whose principal
duty will be to supply Grants great consump-
ton OF corks. His badge of office will probably
be corkscrew. Elder Peck is not yet provid-
ed for 'Let us pray!'
The attitude of the United States may be
judged from the following despatch
New YORK, April H. The Herald's Wash
ington special says it is confidently declared
that the President has directed peremptory
demand to be made upon the Spanish authori-
ties in Cuba for the immediate release Of the
brig Mary Lowell and surrender of the two
passengers taken from the Lizzie Major. 1t is
said that Secretary Fish has already telegraph
ed instructions to our representative in Cuba,
to make this demand without delay, and a re-
fusal to comply promptly will be followed bv
hostile demonstrations from our squadron cruis-
ing in that vicinity
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-04-22
Republican 9onrmal,
THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1869.
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Public Meeting at u MON.

The citizens OF Union held railroad meeting at
Union Common Apr. 18th 1869. Meeting was call
ed to order by N. Clark; G. W. NJ orse was chosen
Chairman; A. L. Bartlett Secretary. Voted that
this meeting be open for discussion. Though tie
travelling was bad great crowd assembled. Com
mittees and citizens were present from Warren
Appleton, Searsmont and other adjoining towns
Great enthusiasm prevailed
Able arguments were presented by gentlemen
from the several towns, and the meeting was unan
imous, that in consideration of the easy and natl
raj advantages for railroad the abundance of wa
ter capable of supplying all mills and factorie:
which might be erected, the great quantity anc
first quality of lime rock and slate On the route, the
great agricultural resources the encouragement O
home industry, and for many other reasons wei
defined, that railroad ought to pass and was des
tined topass from Warren to Belfast through thu
beautiful valley OF St. Georges river.
Voted, that general mass meeting be held a
Union Common, consisting of the several towns
on the first Saturday of May, at 10 O'Clock P NJ t.
further discuss the merits of railroad.
report is in circulation that at the recent
Convention of the Good TempIars in this State,
strong expression was given to the feeling that
the Republican party was not sound on til,
prohibition question, and the formation of ;
new party is called for 1t does not reouir,
any great penetration to see that. The tenn
perance organizations are used as side-shows
to the radical managerie, with crest success
Hard drinkers themselves, the radical leaders
in private scott at the endeayors of a few hon
est and earnest men to stop the traffic in liquors
and assure the thirsty camp followers that
cakes AMI ale shall alb oun |. or the union Of
republicanism and Tamrodism there has been
nothing be3otten but hypocrisy and fraud. The
larger part of the liquor sold in the state is by
town agencies, that are lun wide open to al
corners, ard about election time attract crowd.
to the radical ticket, by dispensing rum free
With all other rum shops closed, the drinker i:
given the alternative voting as the town run
shop dictates or Of going dry. The whole sys
TEN is rotten to the core, and ought to lie GU
up, root and branch. No wonder the Templar>
are Disguised.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-04-22

Gen. Jersey, of Bangor, Hon. Z. Knowlton,
OF Montville, Hon. N. G. Hichborn, of Stock
ton, Hon. Nelson Dingley of Lewiston, and
Gov. Chambelain, are the radical candidates for
the Gubernatorial nomination this wear The
temperance men will probably make separate
nomination, and put Hon. Arson P. Morrill, in
the field. The prospects for lively canvass
are daily growing stronger. Let it come.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-04-22
81 seem to see the Northern lights
With their rushing splendors fly
Like living things with flaming wi

AS no letter is deemed quite complete with
out hint at the fashions, perhaps it will be
necessary to add that the capricious goddess
has decreed that the ladies Shall wear stripes
this season, and after this fashion The silks,
poplinS, deanes and calicoeS are now made
The favorite colors are green and white and
black and white. The latest style of dressing
the hair is to arrange it in rolls or braids
around an ornamental comb. These combs
are made of various materials and in = variety
of ways, and are quite pretty-some of them
are also very costly The dresses arc to be
turned away from the throat, after the fashion
OF some years ago. PERCIE
Twitchell the Philadelphia matricide who
ended his miserable life with poison on the
night before he was to have been executed, had
a fearful horror of the gallowS. In entreati1g
his wife to make false confession that she and
others committed the deed, he wrote
If you do it, you must not come to see me
any more. If you do not do it, you will never
see me alive again, for cannot have my hands
tied behind me and be led to the 9allows there
to have cap tied over my face, then rope
put around my neck and let drop! Awful
Horrible! Oh think of this and save me! Oh
for Heavens sake save me! oh save me!
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-12

A CABLE telegram of the 9th says
At an early hour this morning. during
the session oflParliament, greatex-
element WIS caused by a loud explo-
sion in the building. Search was in
stftlted, and attn case which HI ad con
tained powdefSwas picked up onthe
terrace near by. Not much damage
was done. No arrests. The affair is
involved in mystery.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-12
llKei,tuclxy Election.

THE THE 81 eleeti9nJ snJ Jret%uEns % fGrpm Grpm 80 coup-
iles saHe haes, the Rsm99fratic 9fGaHti oP cPndii7a ndiia
atf date fPf FITS Trsafqref af yeP H mH4Hi9rityd ,5
9nt Fl e msAqlhSeGs AqlSfGs elsqiea qa tn tn tlle tlhle
Lower House are lRfeePpFlbPlliiteaps, FlPllite a,Ini -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-12

. NEAR, Cartilage, Fennessee,nad few
days ago, while S. W. MeGlellan;9was
riding besidei lfis afianeed, 'MissoNiv-
ins, the lady gave his horse a slnaat
cnt:with ,her5ridiRg"whip. ; The,horse
BECAME ;pnmanageaBl ran away and
threw his3riders aWhoseufoot became
entangled in the stifgHp, and heiiwas
dragged a. considerable distapceo, Alr
most every bone ia bis body Was bror
ken, The horse continueda bisI mad
fight untq he fell dead in: the public
square in lI.eban0n,ipnGn.e lliw aR bE
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-12

} The deepnbiioaiis of Wayne townS
ship, Noble 1douhty, have held iaHeona
lveptieR and Nominated threef NEW
candidates ifer1eOunty ofiees--T Treasa
,urer II Prosecuting 8 Attorney and Conn
srnissiioneFluoThey GesolEed othat 9theyi
IIhaXaneVeraAady aeeandidates that the
partEo has -bael4enaaiseord oElpledges
to them, land that theN1will go, it MoWr
opItheir own fhoaEsi mid dtiw ueu,-;it
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-12

Is nS 3d e dd5d that Tie Domocrats Of tile
esstPalgfd@isiiibs and election precincts, as
seDbleastheir usual places of meeting, sndse-
leGtIddslegateS to repEesent them in said Conyep-
ti9n. on Thursday evening, Sept. 2, 1869. ;..,,,5
9iisy f5ftefh 6f Beniocratfci tentraf Executive
qemhfttHe.yrsY e 9Toiod esi;2 q i:aiI 9r;fo
s.. d. HARRIS,
-fIsaoR RRsEEElsst,xshn .iIDo9 aifiGY
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-12

, DELEGAEE FRGAf MnNE'AN,h.-'Aelela
Montana despatGhe. esaysi,9d olil olGiig
Hop.iJ, Ne Cayanangh, eDemosratt,
is rerelected idelegatcto Congress. by
1000 majority. ~1isls GHoI yIfloa eIo+
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-12

Tin StkEcR "A pvI5E4R4lffssE pSI541R.41 III Ii R.MGT R.4GT This
stadincch eli old b Deih6crraatiiec Journal comes
to MS Hitch enlarged ana inpf6vetd9 III
appearance. The enterprising pub!
lishery John. M MyersJ ESD; hasladded
too his,!establishnYentog Cincinnati
Type Foundry GyiihdetoP P0weriPr
the tsamea as'dhat used by' usi imiithe
printing of tie Press whichis 6nef Of
the best machines in use9 The ZAdUer-
tisey is siwortliy' y'toiBe' tho organ efitlIe
tlicdand true Delnocfa6ytef Old Sem
eca, hdsdeserves ID ahBeralo support lat
itl,ain ,handslM oYa9ihD 10 niinmiW oA
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-12
The Bears and the Boys.


A Manin Cleveland the other day, 81 !a,'''
So the daily newspapers say, H'';' IL .''
Had two dancing bears on the street, II
Keeping time to his music with graceful feet;
He kept them dancing in pleasant weather.
Safely and strongly chained together;
iTlhYE gatheFed { crowd of men and boys, i:
Who made a cheerful sort of noise;
But some folks thought they disturbed the
-T9d 81! !peaceaiiIa OF fi.;gi 2r.g Oh
: so they went and called the Cleveland Police;
oh auaitrso they danced along j!it: .3Is;u-
.f.ifi gi;i.s-.sWith indignation. p.i';;.y 10 -t:&t
aievi4q And music and song !3,; .doil;G:
t,irn o,pi To the Police station;yed .5tij
And one man after another declares, ,,,,., =
That he;eonsiders them dangerous Bears; NJ,
For bears win bite if they get 9 chance, .,,l,
Even if they have been trained to dance.
the bear-maIni all the evidence heard,
Saying All the while never a word; '3'.''''
Tilllhe gave vea whistle and said ''oat boys " -
And then in the Court was jolly noise; il :
For aiheaithy boy from each Bears skin, ~
Stepped out Of the place in which he had been
hSnIoga 2yGWIH guht !&:if if;2iloH aa'i:
.Yhose folks were solds and the; weather's toe
hot we may safely declare. for anybody either
here or there. TO rig boys, in the skin of the
Bsear,. So between the the two, we Know what ,we
VIII d. We viii wilbls ask them all to hurry and ean
1t.tH ;..-zgT -. - 5.-,f So: ~ f,.n.,... g.:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-12

Dr.. OaRrEBa ono of the ne#ly ap-
pointed,1etfooly y'qoil's magistrates Of
Nelson county, Virginia. wasa last
Monday int1iotsd by 1.-The Grand jury
of;the County oCons flor peri dfy In
takingthesiroaGclaa seathg9i DIR. c. was
sitting ON the bench as one of the jusl
tices whdnahe ,indietmentaagainst him
was made) egnidi aiti 9TG Ioiii = r.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-12

NTialTID H,iiI aw BANE has for sale some
N DE- twepty County Rights, of the
SpFfMg Folding Hair Mattress, III Fee simple,
anil the sole Agent for tho sale of Rights in all
the Western and Southern States. County and
Ste6e Rights sold on REASONABLE terms. Persons
dosirons Of epbarkingi in ~ lucrative business,
win please calIlf SHt!N' !'H''" II. w. b. .
RRyepra, July GOTH 1884, lse9r AI7tf, & dix! ia.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-12


sffG9ffn ffG9ffn 2nhipGy Adrfps sf 9P the sltHPtiQR'ib
1ofA. tSHan correspondent bad an juterd
view sWitthllJ nth John h AuinsylsA lsAada dams. The
latter lka sl Wi4 accepts the Dlswp cratic nomd
inatHiog LafH g9l4rl f9rl Gt9KeEneg Of Massachusetts
iff5ponpiipatsa, fl pi though he does qtdesaae
itr pHtye HtyeIas:ppA oYsssnIef, ,Ssco FishIs forssgR
pelieH, ibut dess net tfavard territorial
eSpsa5pfsdiope;. eSpsa5p 81 Ha thinks THAI the DEM
oeratt5iiff 2s at5if party will soe4 aaastrsl the en-
tiire iirf9. SteptheGRa statss>o that thea lssh
ia4lmHespdmasat a4lmHes il iAss ipyalid ethatbtAe signs
Of tfs!3t dissolution saEeD apRsgsNss in the Ref
pHhblliitcsantl pHhblliitc go Eanks;t that ttheo Democrats
SHOULD slhS9P iaGesPt asgEe suffrage as an in
eyiittahlIe dgesnltt tof, the warb aadHnemi'7
paitse paitse JohlAh Jo4hllAh : 55,I Hoffman afQrq President
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-12

,EaR SAIE,-l0Q,0 900 copies of aI,Re1
publican documentiinteadeditq prove
Rese4ransta {! vile etraiter.RooApplFt to
Repahlieant State Central iCemnaittee,
ateGolpplhus, Qhiei! 9qiU mil 9os I
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-12

..<JaiF
If THE Secretary Of FL the Treasury EliFsa re
pqrtsl an increase IN sasss so21f5 sof5 @ taxes in thss
month moB+h ofoYYpqlly Of Yplly igst Rsqq Rqs7sed W. 0f 81
600 oyer July Of of11S6sqs 1868 And A,p{ tbsrs h hB afe
silly. people enopgh, Whyo bail this this & ssx7T
hibition Of Increased ta1Ssis IN 1Sif AS an eyjif7 ,elyj7
dence Of f. pir'ossspperityi;,";r " u, g' 20 ha5sa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-12

bK aHaGsHiIs fs51F. lIa 's@l1pdb,. Sunday
last sever negroes of the Jbaser s0rt
made disa' combined assault upon Captain
Ah.Aff nfaXiis; fNXii i}5Bs of tbs eansl boat Diqde
for The it M9pld M9!l rs Of
Ekii6g ,foEcibtles posseasFiisopqo Of Gapts Dis
wife, ,Rho, i aisce6mnppaniies him in. fhe,ca-
paee5ity Of ss9kIpp cSok qp the bf boat The OBJ
jsSf Of fl the TascalsI SeiTidenflEI ,.jR
that way f. ! crafty, theiEE bEptishs lins
clihatipps natIp ;pId bei|ng bef| tAs strongest
they aIFGisiTf samFGe near p45 5sNscesdipa diiplq iFoHn
t9Innaadtely'. hoWKeyyeH;;, the crew Il off, the
boat ssa 1aSlghus 4SS 9 s lsarn laGY what h
ing sgg, ~, came qntI.tf to tthe te in season
to dglye SdlS away the negroes peg s and thus
put 4 stop tq the y winnftshnal nnftsslhnal outrage,
This VAL. serve to remind the citizens
Of All Akron, n that sstsY while glI e haYe among
us mfglM ggMltee 81 ny nqpPsr ph qf eol9rea ReEsens
whose codh9dnet Iis{, aaboYs W yrspEoachs
there are in in o9r midst gangs of lazy
and utterly worthless, black yagabonds,
Wig TE5lS lstahd S4 ip ip @ neSd t5haa # Tn MheIes9ms
restralBnts eS aB of f1PSMsF44h 1lPMsF4A4 4hrRa atne98, on
Why the Alaha9qla n GiaimPF are Not r1ssse1.
"A lGeXlom Wspapqra of the 18th of
Jqnsesi 1889 pablished9 enIaHr islanduia
q distainh paipt iiRs tbeel lI4diaH a Ocean,
has at,lteat.ynf ,leatey from its London eprrHs-
pq1lnBaleHnt, peq1lnBaleHnt,.w wbo isaysinmol iiiW ,renooi
ia paEtneeEE in 2RAREEksas told-t--4
that Mr., Motleys Instructions, would
be4i0t to fefef tS the Alabaaimna claims,
and that they did not expect aIyy dEff!s
fculties with America: Brown Ship
leys als0HdEd T tHT saine Views! WE
have toe man5yi93f their ifikettwenty
fbonds III Ehgtand; ), that is, what, is
hpMying dSld HafTFiy WITH W ofr money y
| niafket!otsih ehi 10 n"onA haa ,htio'
4&derato Keep 9i'H9fht ap the Bonds Bonds
fths2A4abdihe3 claims 9aafs - So gSo69by by tie
boafdl eno 80 y1oisth obi @1'sf fi9h y
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-12

oCGlo Go6r8e oWl sMeO Cook, of Jefer-
sen9 ALiltO4pSayler, off Harniiton,' and
Geas DmrbihI NWapd are spoken of i'm
connection with'the' Democratic MONS
ination for Gonern0f.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-12
OF bIlInbH88cFatfe State Ticket
Democratic County Convention.

99Td1 ,soxOd lntTT-T<fi UE Gnti}Io1JE
The Democratic Electors OF; Portage County,
af9 tfggd4aaested to meet in Delegate Convention
atsCitfzens'tIfAH, Rsirenna, oh'o--,iiGd or!
;s.ssnraasy, Inc 4th day ofsept., "A. D:IsoS.
asl4edftibeks i. Ma for the pufpose;;of putting
iP, nomination candidates f9r the following OH
ces, to. be supported by the Democrats Of said
CGnss 81 the t5mihe october election VIZ: 10
RepbesenthtiHei oIilt1g nia 80 s9Y9
One Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas.
One Pr0SAt6 Judge. .iiiS'f ION GaiiiiJs4iV-
Bhe fro5ss&5ins laiaesyyif'iia liz u q
1ii{ps GsAHt gsgygeseE, UouA / ila ii eI9d3
-SRneeEtteetpr County Ihhrzhary3: 4 fiiG 9ii9f
The several townships and election precincts
of the County, are entitled to delegates as fol-
idtss: s'il9dt III a-Ii;b tal3 iiid5 "
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-12

.hCooE T#kArIEkF of Al SRERiRF AND
MS gDEfBfY BY NEeRSEs. a4sqA "a dispatch
dated Richmond, !, August 9Th, says. aid
IllShetfff AEayhs% land his Deputy
Stevens, of, ,Nerfo A,spaid ,aifeeent Wis
titoFYayiords farmy iiii thatoe oeounty;9 9for
ithespufposeb0f serving tSfitsd doffeJeeti
nient ooh atheo chegrooi isqdattersatheres
They went down in buggy, rand,
Icemingdo tho i1illageJtleftn the horse
and Rehiele'in in tteiroad, otheh passed
Through the diaareht'stp6ets. and ave.
1aissyj jlsav7ng oShe Abticeso ih' every
house, ,aahd wanedho theyd returned to
their buggy; were astohished b toafind
buggy horse and harness decorated
ah16Ser with tllemotices they;haa jast
seGvedrt9az ybG9a!G 99Gd 9H .aIi
HOhcinqdfry into]the iieaGseqef this,
theGuegroes inf5rinedithem thatmo att
tentionswou1d betp paidstoi these notices
andsthat jshe military would sihaveato
penoresheln. oIThey ,'offeredino1 viot
1ehce to the offcersji but assured them
that neieiEiEt law sIrecognizedI sin
thatNilfages' AThus thsa Inatterstands;
Mre 9TayfSrlis deprived oflhiss proper
tyahyI thee military andT tb1ireeoEes is
rSferTedt6 civil law, whiuhiis power
Jess in Ehe premises. Hs HsLet'iu .shave
pGaceiD s1aG 2nH Iohi bnG wou we've
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-12

,NqLJ DHN ,4I.Y 70 T3N5V III ilEI6
teWYsoR WoRY oNhY NiY tqR tfRl RAniq44FAs. R4f al aatAA
pFoi1ippsent pFoigps gentleman alf 70 wbba SOLICITED
Y9rk yT for de- deserXing ps9 and ards e0mPetent
NE mscbanniS bn n3I in the 1yY NyaYYo YssErd at Waish
tSp, @ ao1fssW4a.hyyb ffsW dhaysb ago Nas glnqfoSFmsd
We're vS needed, but by1 an order from
tie Departen spa tnsnh he q seoaud t1ba not Be en- en-
ployedp l dpai Unless Radical Republican pi il
politics, and, upon. giving a negative
answer, employmentSas refused him.
mott 5T!5 III NIitfS1IShHY3Sa' NIlitfI ii 9T9hT
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-12
PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA CLOTHING: EIG(: HALL.

-JBEi.It El!I II H':.Ei. = 9liEIr lINEOGN u
AGddt AGddt Get a Suit ofi Clothes for
% Summer, cool and Che aP, P,,a..a
Wen hitting and 1nite;2 at such shocking
Yyabate menntifn IN price! cee!IGd';ali 10 2ni'iq*iia
Come one come ALI, both great ana small, ieta
siAHdldo!BJt tafstyj unto fall, : iEdfI .g2l:'
:: But cali ihiflediately at i=&od $40 OF lila
2ii PR1LADEEpHIXo CLOTHING HAID, -.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-12
July e, 1869, 47-tf, s..i,,,,r .,.,,>>,,.,,,

'9N sa1 Z; lS9t! iSGY e:Itfl Il suwT 2s!I :a2g "A:
.lIii4 t3d :h4oeoG s93i?9q II ha1ii
In93wtsd 5nod : t99d aynUs aGii 9gg.i;
'ol gHiiiiann ni9dt ab8ui ,iaisiH Gtotii
How'd hEB T3i;io dose asot; Ta";# CO
edt b9TGmooo noye oy&si E2tT .t;&uG
j3i )atji .gnidi iag9n9g & Is .a-Uod e,naz
boiiEi 1aT9H 9yGI yas:J 5Haj hovoi5at =
tdgiu yns 10 Tsi35Goi Geotz noTa q
ytarua 2oIi -uaod 9G9T' Eatis o.ui=
ono99d amija?il g 10 a3idHd aiit OF
is auiwf Off !gir ot s1nlEn 1Ha"as
Ind ;9ai3 om8s oht is bod ot o. aIar
mol ne 1uodE GU sio2 yi.GHa!' gnHti,
-rgbnH i,n III .T9sjjoTd all 3To!9d
gnGdo ,zoT!osr2itt roo"19, gaibHa,s
gis1 bn# daow Toob-ni oil lis a9oh
esn2o.5d Il sihf .=bnargs oil Is zi.u'i
stidgd s'ynGll0 $50 OF o. a9ii! g;f,i
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-12

Tff TfhfE emIpaefaainEcae5 IpaeaiEa 5 men II Il C C4yalhsegna lhs y
tcoanftyy nftylh have eaited fa eonyenf fioh ion to te'5 be
heA MA eissyelanHd sodn odn Saturday Sat- d2Iilia next, t.
to PSI Al6minate I'M t liplcceu county ~ iHcket The
Temperahhqe re L men sR,odf1 81 that county ptt have have
detefhfned dpoff rs separate Ie q political IL: H.
toihi,i iii iad iaand viii dhrs adherrss u the nomina
tons simmaalde mmaalde BY tic asalstieidi lti ii State
rssI aJliissggo aN nLIIY, 555If iii b5foT1
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-12

GRANT has -been. President five
WRNtbs. eriI In that ,timea by actual count
he hassttEaYelsd the Gopte2 frpm tWassht
iBgtqB5e Baltimore twenty five times
Khaillai bis absence from his,duties ha !,
bsep psiS, weeks JOB nearly: ene-third e1
the yEFhlfa!e e ,ReEioda I4vthe mean time,
4issa salary goes b bpna as psqaliTisH II I,i5,s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-12

NBAiEaREITF4Bs ii , Can't eqluafed.T T'''' "'2 ,.
III luiEii.E liGin@I J. 1ni3E9i 10 iA5l