The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27
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Some OF the RADICALS claim that the
negro vote in this State was but 5000
or 1900, but the Cincinnati Times an
intensely Radical sheet Gowns up the
9corn,n aud admits that but for that
vote the Republican party would have
been defeated in this State. 1t says:
aiWhat glorious work the me-
groes have ,doneh They. have saved
the countyl But for them Hamilton
county, aud probably the State itself,
would have gone Democratic! This
shows that the children of Africa are
wiser than the children of lighti
What paftieaH- Republican is there
" no is not now fully convinced that
the negroes are, the, most intelligent
voters of the countryl Think OF It'll
There were between 1000 and 1900
negro votes poiled in the county.
The majority for Sherwood is Z, ,643.i
Had it not been for, the encourage
nent afforded by the negroes few Re,
publieans would have had confidence
emoughto encourage them to Yigor-
our eKertioR; and, had it not been for
the negroes, the Democracy would
have been encouraged to, work more
vigorously.
Il Emay Be safely argued, therefore,
that the negroes have saved Asmil-l
ton county and the State. But will.
they pc able 70 achieve so glsriousa
result next year y.a.,;a.,,. ,.o,...s 4,
Let us sec. TIE Republican major
ities in the Seats for several years
ipast, on Secretary of State q and g ov-
ernor, have been as follows: e. .t;9fst6
186Ss-SeGretaEy Of State, II 00Q
lS70-Estimated: ! .ll li.. liz, COO
7 This shows that but for the negro
vote, the, State iwould have gone DEM
iocratic by about 10000 ot yIsigfbamn
7 It is bYthis, means that the jacob
inns are enabled 70 perpetpete their in. in
famous system Of Glass legislation, by
which the Government is made the
l'in strument of bailding mp ae priyi-
legged order of b99p1d end holders bankers nj.
land manufacturing monopolists: It
lis by this means that the people are
made the n ahewersIof wood and draw.
liers of water toa monied aristocracY;
by which the labor Of the. country is
taxed for the benefit Of the wealthy
few. How do the "poor white trash
| IKE ilthila9 4sNod III yueqmoa
/ -3sifti -f--rr----- isss-- iif
fAnothera Republicaa, DesaOnstration in
h .t-t-: Lendon. -. .....t.. t.,...
!, A London specialize the New York
World, dated the 10th, says, IL .,e,; 40
! Despite the efforts, Of the Govern
ment. to discourage such demonstra-
TONS twenty thousand people march
Fed to the palace yard last night and
organized an immense meeting to ex-
press sympathy With Republican
France. The speakers violently de-
notnced King Wiflian, and allusion
/ to the apathy Of. John Bright was re!
dceivedx with cries of shame The
i Gladstone, Government. was, bitterly
reproacted for its policy Of absten-
ton, q defensive alliance with France
advocated, and . resolution adopted
calling ion Pariiament TO J abolish the
pensions of the German Princes, in
Guiding the Crown Prince Of Prussia
land Prince Louis OF Hesse. 1t was
tdeelared that the sooner all kings and
1!queens were dethroned the better
4 The. feeling ,mAnifested in all quarters
4 of the city during the night was reyo-
lFlutionary and threatening. The. gov
sFernment had two regiments Of infant
Try under arms all night in their bar
tracks, and extra police iprecaations
were taken to repress any disorder
but no call was made for the interfer-
ence Of either the military or police
i AT two O'clock this morning the Prus-
sian Embassy was insuItsd by great
conc0nrsel of people,; with whom the
police did not interfere. mott" .9aq.
| The Chicago Times says :-In 1861,
-John, "A. Logan, While, making . rebel
ispsech ip Southern Illinois was ex-
|lcited with wrath at tho American Aag
which draped tbe platform, and eE,
claimed, saTake that CD did rag
out of my face" IL, a..
| He's "ioil,D aud g dt Representa- gs
tive of Radicaiism. They should
surely send him to the Senate.