The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-10

hepuDllcaiIS, cl0CLS OOOdAHS5, tuO DOtiA-
ocsatic candidate by eleven majority
over Judge Wilson, Republican. SO
that changes the delegation from that
State by giving the Democrats six
andt the Republicans five members.
n No sooner was Secretary Cox ont
Of tha. way than the work of assessing
the Clerks ef. that Department was
commenced with v1gor. The Wash
ington despatch to the Cincinnati Ga
-zette,T says: 1.-THE, assessment of
"clerks in the Interior Department
s'.has been going on vigorously for
"several days. The New Y York Com
4emittee has made the reund, and in
HsistedT upon payment, in svery case
refusing all excuses, whateyer+0 0Iaul
y OF the four Radical members of
Congress elected in South Carolina,
three, are negroes. That's victory
for the Radicals to crow over.
1siANeTHER STEAMSHIP FoUNDERED.L
The steamship Varuna, Captain Joseph
Spencer which sailed from New
York, October Is, for Galveston, Tex
as, foundered ON the night of the 29th
off Jupiter Inlet, Florida. All ON
board except the second mate and
four men were lost. 5aoA. io 2hnd
AMoNG the passengers lost in the
terrible, disaster to the steamship
Cambria, which was lost on the coast
of ireland, on the night of the 10Th
ult., were VIM. Bingham, Jr., his wife
and two children, of Pittsburgh, Mr..
Bingham was well known adyerfis-
ing and shipping agent, Of the l27
passengers on board the ship, not one
is known to have escaped, and but
one of the crew. -; ia.'.e..,,e,7l
9hWENDELL PHTLIIPs, in a lecture at
Boston last Thursday, evening said
the Republican party had nothing to
do but die, was dead, and must be
buried. 1t must rot before it would
produce anything. If he can find
anything more rotten let him trot' Il
ont. yI9Y ii OIL giBfi 81 .ail 24.dti !
THE President was SO anxious fol
aAonest elections" that he sent sol
diers to North Carolina, Philadelphia
and New York, to guard the ballot
box, but he took no notice of his par
tyoffiends ranning negroes from Can
ada into Michigan, and having then
registered to- secure Radical tri
umph. goe si8g 752a-si, - 3fa
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9aIFiis said that the President founl
it an uphill business to find respecta
BILE Republicanst to do his dirty worl
in New York City, and that of th'
four hundred Deputy u. S. Marshal
.appointedto Hpreserve the purity o
the baHot-boxiD' and secure Gan homes
election" l60 had served out sen
teneesi in the. penitentiary, "a were un
der Indictment fot various crimes an,
that a large share of the others ar
bawdy-house keepers. pickpocket
and panel thieves Hs- ,as.7 se4II
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ANoTHER RAD. CoME TO GR1EF.-
Grants pet, George Cahoon. whe
hung on to the Richmond Mayoralt,
SO persistehtly last winter, has com
to grief. He was tried before th
City Court Of Richmond on the 27tl
. rilt., for nttering a forgery, and sen
fenced to the penitentiary for fou
years. He was charged with having
in ncompahy with others, defrauded th
State out Of the value of an escheate,
estate, amounting to $1,000. Cahooi
was appointed Mayor by Genera
Schofield three years ago, and was til
Radical candidate for the Office at til
last elections asiss I ,8e8sIE81 a.
1.-THE Radical papers constantly refe
to thecensus as furnishing eyidene
that the elections in New York Cit
have been characterized by fraud
but the largest vote the city ever CAV
shows but one voter to every Hi
of ofpopuiation under their frauduler
census, while in the Radical city {
Philadelphia there was at the sam
eleetion-lS6S--one vote in 5aever
8 4-12 of population. But then, ever
thing isdone honestly under the MAJ
ipulations of the Radical manager
To show how this census-taking.q
managed to snit the purpose of II
Jacobinso am exchange instances Il
way.the matter was managed in Bait
more. IlS 1868, a census taken by IL
local authorities showed a3populatio
of, 1852, ,136, and since then 6,000 ne
buildings have been erected, and y
the Radical census gives that city bl
1859. "A reference to thsi censusd d
view. of these facts shows who are IL
ones guilty of fraud. tl1Hgleno
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SoME, of our Democratic; coteanp,
raries are congratulating themselv
upon the fact that the .Jacobius wi
not haye;a two thirds majority in Il
next Congress. This fact is also CO..