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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-04-05
xilis aea sian Rule America,


N r,sculshns of peuorsst:c newspaper
~ sscecially II ceuuty papers in thsir sew.
- Iecelifies, ID Of tbs greatest importance.
p s.ceursse THE enterprise. ana 20 e a'a ~ y
- ASSASSINATION OF correct doctrines, WI
lnps determined 10 reduce nur rates OF SUD-
sauiptisa 70 tae sowest- possible point consis-
~ 90 ~ tsics d paper to us. 2 4 .
Ylfssn dollars viii procure ten copies OF
~ oplmr - Ne full term Of cue year. Win
q exin copy 10 The person who sends us tnss na
uuuboe Of names. :.
NV susff NOT 10 be 4 TOWNSHIP, where u
U6u11 - difzcult to raise that snaii sum
ansae . Gsny subscribets. &
b 4 ssussdsd that the srfRir ts one OF the
- ssDrsasptatives Of Democratic principles
q uhsesrn Ohio, while at tha same nms "
sisas 8 very large quantity Of family ana
0aosIlsnsous reading, together With the i'm
peetaut Ideal news Of Monroe County. and
fsu skliable market reports will be given
6esA week.
ws shah sarnsssly oppose the unjust sys,
-, inanguratsd BY thu Radical party o.
Ssufng the laboring man to make the rich
- Eisher. seb4.i 8a
n laboripg usn takes rreenbacks for MS
Gn91oR while the bondholder spurns tneu I
g 0s5o61. I'd dsnauds gold for his bcnds. !.
~ 3 unjust; If greenbaeks are coed
6<poSnlsr SSSf nlsn whop pc = taxes, they an
1ossa cough f6s tlSsa uondholdsrs who pay
y ssssu. ssl they VII be compelled to take
49, (spd ~ their jpst pfsportion Of taxa
sisuJ h sxckangs Tor their bonds, Or nothing
onees t16T01y Sl<ct. t.nsiat eHt bnE
l6,ssusliu1s1s ~ ASK tbsoad frisrds nf eul
roDmIte usks mseibrt 70 iasresss or or
S1In1ieo = ~ basis ~ these terps- Then
= ~ ysPsr ID the country whess tsrms -
naR Gbsesi thap those which We nov one
= ~ pstsena II tbs srlrif. The fstes for
uorls Sepl, o6s yssr !. .,ss ~. - 2 Y y
0G611S eSDDss, slx 1lan,hs i Y. ...... u "
g. 9es, sask {lfspaid Within thsl q,
rpneO 90 Axsn cspylto lciub sgsnt. : o
cIohs q - ard ever, ssoh, (in 3D. +
ydHp3 Mn sxisA sePy 70 sleh ,ssns /,
sy'p - ssnss 4 ,'W;;.ri:s;r, = !
7eg nc sl'et1d psblisher spirit:
rus15u5suIs. o.. zps5 j, isFo. g q s'ssa'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-04-05

Eg-A. foreign journal says; "Dr. D
lStrausberg, Of Berlin, called; the Rail
road King, was q few years ago sim.
pie Journalist in New York: Here he is
la kind of Marquis. Of Carabas- the rail
roads of Roumania are all his, also, the
Notifications Of Antwerp, the manufac-
tories of Elias,&c. Last week he Bought
i'm the dstrictof Posen two domains, ,for
five million thalers,, To-day he has caus,
ed to be distributed to 1000 poor peo-
Eple of Berlin 500 tons Of wood, and, al
|so, he has given orders for food to be
given to 10000 people during the ex
treme cold weather. -, .
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Slightly Cushing.

Bro. SAMUEL DAVENPORT, of the Bluff
ton, (Ind. )lGhtonicle overfowswith lofty
rhetoric to the following effect:
zi.rThe future historian as he records
the transaction, will say that, although
the pleading Of the cause Of Sicily
against " erres, was the mostinagnificcnt
effort Of the great Roman orator, and
the speeches sof Fox and Pitt IN the
House Of Commons against the African
slave trade, were remarkable soutbursts
of cloqueuce, and the ofations of Burke
and Sheridan in behalf sof the oppressed
PEOPLE of India, were most noble foren-
sic displays; yet that in point of true
moral sublimity and grandeur, they all
pale before this comparatively tame and
everyday act-of Senator Revels, pleads
ing in the United States Senate for tho
removal of the disabilities of Jefferson
Davis and his followers in nthefebellion. I"
Now who would have supposed that
such q classical rhapsody could have
been evoked, ,lby so trivial Q cause i as
The Eegisaturciw (which. elected REyEIs
passed an amnesty resolution, and re-
quested hlm to present !. to the Senate enl'ts
Mr. RrvELs called q page to him, biz who who
tookithe bitof paper to thesS Secretary of
the Senate, and one of the Secretary's
| aes; stosafs rad it.s $50 4fsSs 81 tee 9is
No Senator ever refuses to. perform. .
little act of duty such as this. K ggaq
The worthies named amays appear Q
| little apalen when compared with Brud
der REvELs; but the fact thatia darkey
got piece Of paper atthe postoffice and
handed it to boy, will hardly prevent
CIcERo, and PIrT, and Fox, and BURKE
and SHEK1DAS from Occupying tolera.
bly, respectable place in history.
SAMMY, don't your folks rather overdo
the thing in behalf Of the Negro ,aa,.
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Eams is HARRIsoN REED, and he is an
ornament tolls party~~FromA careful,
observations of Radical Congressman he
has learned to regard loyalty" and
"larceny" as convertible terms, and with
this understanding he has by great care
and diligence atthined absolute lperfec-
ton in reconstructed loyalty
Some of his methods of reconstruct
ing things which seemed to be laying
around loose, areteno,igh to excite even
the envy of BUTLER himself: witness
the following little paragraphs :=s=as-ss'
| Incorporated Jacksonville Ferry,Com
lpany, with exclusive privilege for r'm'
ming SIX miles np and down the riyer;ailn
font Of THE city. Ferry Company, n.y.; !;
HARRisos REED. difg mid sYe,sd bagoe
i siIhcbrperated Jacksonvile and st. -Ais
lgustlne Railroad Company with giant Of
fs5O,ooO acres nof Ind Railroad Com.
+ Y z
Ipanyi HAsRlsoS REED. ssw sa snly,
ioState indorses bonds, of.JaeksonYille
Han,a sto oAasdstineb Railroad Company to
Iths' amount mfioou d s5e0,poO, .RailsoAd Com.
pa4y % H.RkIsoS ~ nssa 's, s5'a 81 ',, s,
l 1 Appropriation for contingent Fund q
Ethe.G .Governorss5, goo. Governor .HAR
fIRfsos REED. ysa s1otsioage baa sif
/ AppropriatiOalfo FOR contingent fund 9
the State $4,000. State Il HAEnlsos ARR %
REEnsnR sa4s1l 81 Hadw .'ssaps1 81
: Appropriation for impeachment ex
+ penses $4,000. Impeachment expenses
, HARRIsoS REED. - - i, 80. 80. - -
r Appropriation for, State printing $4Y'
900. 1sState printer: HARRlsoSi REEp.b
: But these were merely the crude sef
= forts Of d beginner ;;9;ae IS now at Wash
3 Tinsten engaged in an operation worth, Ith,
n of his more matured genius. nsaT .ris
III lie has with dim a. certified copy o
t an act of the Legislature of Florids
e authorizing HARnisoh REED to receiy
$ the land scrip due to that State under th
e Agricultural College act of Congress-
e This copy is duly authenticated by tk
E NEGRO Secretary of State, eversthinI
Z showing how regularly and systematic
= ally public business is transacted in
!, reconstructed State. aaiaw ,aaass4 lsts4
! But right at this point, and when eve
}. rything was moving along pleasantly,
d little incident--a mere trife-seen,
s likely to- mar tho Governors master
piece 2 BIZ sd he'gaibs st.s saH So
It The State Superintendent Of Instrut
!, ton followed the Governor to, Washin:
. ton, why cant people mind their or
, business, and let fellow alone?) 1hi
i; Superintendent brought with him a wri
&c ten opinion Of the Attorney Gener'
n that the aact of the legislature ws
.. Forged. He brought with him the, jou
r mails of the two Houses, showing that i
n such act was mentioned in them. /
u brought with him aflidavits of sundl
lc members of the Legislature, stating tn
'r no such act had ever been introduce
r read or voted ion in either branch SIS
a Making proper allowance for the lin
le ted territory in which Governor REH
is has had to operate he has certain
" reflected great credit upon the reco
y straction acts bn TiRRr tasE ails9 /.
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afph;orhas a 600 600 sheen. and their
.,,n,,,a nrof;t ~ tho Stata i slO 000 lO00.
bickinp County alone nets $40, 600. S.
! f10 .,rt,,, ro,n, ~, aEa;r will. ,be
/. "a "a :. Ne; ostss : t,,a'rA Il. 5tb and stb
a.,,s',,f .,u - nntohor - - rs - yo,I4
Icy a'i, !, :. -, - !, - cIy.i
~ e aa ns eon lals ono M Z @ ss,'os H. @ s.
iMpl.h Y-,ovU,ooe, y, 'nao ss, sura - ono
tune oy an lnves.l,ens "a -. - I. -
e SauSs - s'.s M s. ene nm I,rha l..,ar,np
a ~ ~. of,h : most v.,nable narts. az
the sity If If snstroit, 5 ,ls4.sI 'oa isd -,sBi
ouo,,..t.a IN do;na asssn q,
oeylsiil ~, sn'1..sa .I9',.s M ] a.Sa. - =,
jths I steamer % CIV ST Boston They had
gona ont 70 purchase their spring sup
s,,r of Goods ard win nevYeafi Yail more return
RI Tb;s = i : sad affiiction indeed sls0l s
lii: In 5w,;Ia J g - gt;,,,y - Z / tbee ne
D9, sAs's 81 NJ ~ ~ ~, w d;ans 1,
,lal,us an ~ s..e .e 1sY. Y.snsi s. nants;
M t9yt, was .rs ~ aart s,d aSso ssSsd
Fort Fort s,ljv from cant,,re. IS likelt 70 re-
loe;ra AZ 200 from CONGRESS r. ss for her he.
roie services
n.,r.n.,,or. renor.o; ,v.,.s y;s;tod III. tho
ocean steamers, in New York recently.
and the inspection disclosed the startling
fa,t, ,that,not one of them has boat ac,
com nod.t;ons for more than ons.hsjf of
bar aomn,emsnt of nassenocrs and crew
This annliea to, the Cunard ard French
steamers, as well as those of lesser note.
Iopboas Is,and has at last abolished i'm.
nr;sonmsnt for .deht ) The vote in the
TIo,,so 1,y,s IA eva,s,t n, . NAYS ~ II mioht
be interesting to know the antecedcnts OF
the two who voted no. yilpsa s
a Montreal naper saws that as exten.
s;ve mannfanturers r IN Canada are able to
Ipav all their household and personal ex-
pensesi out Of the discount on silver
(which they purchase to pay at par to
their employees, it is natural that they
lshould be strongly in favor Of the pres.
.leht deprecated currency. Ay'l" fe &
! Butler is is ..investigating'' the amount
.Iof bonds and cash held in Washington
lby Congressman and newspaper men
4 probably with view to burglarious ex
Iploits,, ss 5,
The re -appraisement Of real estate lii
/ Ohio, is, To- he made between. the lst o
i March and the lst of June, The ap
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-04-05

4T1ne Treasurer OF Butler Csadty
is . bemocrat, and is u l!egsd II 4 d.
f:.altera sThisis swelcome WiAAfall foe
the Radical papers rdt f'atrislses sthsm
with leaders, and afagfaphsl and Items.
and reiofindsrs witifant niimpsr, sl.ssiasI
The fact that Negro is n the Uniited
States senate aelIeIts dcaf 5ft ftdm-
'psnt tie rsapso NsgF0 a ssaa e hAs tiiai! tia
would never ayscbseH,lMaMq sssu,
ali is beeaassithi dsfhhfer sissksti6I
tile party Which We isatdsAIS StoksSf
embezzlemsnts thath has bccaom1es 4 iine'
days woutlcr.
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wHITTEMORE ON THE STUMP.
-
Hon II. Gets Vorrled by . Chest.
mt Dur--. AIliy hOld Time"

A1etter from Camden,South Carolina,
giyes the following account of one Of
the lcarpet-bag cadetshipp ppsddler White
more's meetings at that place
After the crowd had sufficiently gath
cred within the walls Of the sacred sd
fee. Mr.. Whittemore mounted the stand
amid some cheering, and said -
{. ~FELl.ow CtTizENs: !: A duty u owe 3
myself, and duty ] owe to youAll, hG
brought me here to speak to you tonight.
A report has. been circulated up and
down this country. that / have sold ont
the rights Of the people.1 liD
.And can you derry it!" ssid Chestnut,
from out of the crcwa,
Whittemore-"1 can.
.Chestnut-.But ,yop did sell out the
rights Of the people"U ladif1 AHi
Here negro, endeavoring to stop
ChestnatE from further speech, iuA& seiS.
ed upon by another negro, which de-
monstration was soon followed " dog,
ems on both sides scrambling and 6ghtI
Inc in general row, and the greatest
excitement followed The quiet AID ~
rene crowd Of 1. few rnornents abtf01y
was converted into surgihg, Ssxcltsd
mass of black humanity, swaying back
ward and forward crushing eiything
before it, as the crashing ana smashies.
Of benches indicated. q Men were s0uo
pletely lifted up and pitched oct .tf ~,
j windows, while the crowd which fneAS
Il - ~. q. IL. 1sxsxtAx4t
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EEThe shipments of corn to the
South at this time are very heavy, and
are suggestive Of empty cribs on the
plantations, A Chattanooga paper re-
ports the passage through that town, re-
Gently, in one Gay, OF twenty five car
loads of corn consigned to a single house
in Atlanta; and shipments to other cit,
les are equally heavy Tn Northern
Georgia 81 40 per bushel is paid fof 20 n
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The Senate, on the S0th ult., confirm
ed DR. Samuel Bare, Of Georgia GOV
Iernor OF idaho. The Commission d
Governor Ballard expires on the 10th oi
April.
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HThe suspension Of Captain Eyre,
of the Bombay, from service for six
months, was the sentence which the
Court at Yokohama1 passed upon him
for leaving the men and officers of the
Oneida to drown. The disproportion
of the punishment to the crime will un.
doubtedly cause endeavors to lnfict q
greater Qnes The London Pail Mall Ga
zette condemns the inadeqaacy' of the
sentence. ssks 'stf'
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9AIaska for penal servitade.

The New York Evening Post asks
why notmstseF Alaska. a penal colony,
and send convicts there from all the
States !? and says:
"The new purchases worthless /,
it could be made useful as penal col
ony. 1Conyicts sent ,hither would haye
a newcareer opened to theps they would
not bc made worse, but better by the
modesof lie. .they would lead there; and
they would cease to be charge to the
community"
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" s7.lanna aa,asi..s.l A

ETThe Revolution, ts1nadS Anthony
newspapen, asserts thatas evenly coHrte,
sans were taken to Washington to inau
ence Legislation upone the Pacific Rail
road subsidy and thats twenty-five thou.
sand dollars weredlsided ameng keep
er5sof houses of ilLfan1e there to aoercs
theirsC Congressional patrons TO- support
abill providing for Indian gapprcpria-
tions. The Revolution aisn OF opinion
that with just proportion of women il
the House and Senate, there would b.
an end of such business. What is thu
.publicto understand bythat insinuaticn
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old world Items.

Thelnew Ottoman University at STAN;
boul has been inaugurated with great
ceremony. ;lpi
The city of Moscow has 800 public
schools, attended by 10, 099 ichildren OF
both sexes, being one schild for every
eighty five inhabitants.1o iooa soast ed
The Imperial University at Warsaw
numbers 1868 students, Of whom 59are
studying philosophy. 23s mathematics,
406 jurisprudence, and 1853 medicine and
surgery. i''9t'sla eas ss .sYs, =
The Abendzeitung, OF Augsburg, has
been prosecuted for having criticised the
attitude of the Upper Chamber OF the
Legislature. and of the Princes who
form part Of the Assembly, ~ 80. = = !, !
The gauge of. the London street tram
ways is four feet eight inches, and The
charge for fare is one penny per mile
The cars are made to convey twenty
eight passengers ON the outside ane
/ twenty-five inside, and are VERY, elegant
In 1869 the the number Of inland let
tiers posted in the United Kingdom, iex
elusive aof official correspondence, va
| 772, 600, 600. realizing in postage gEB,
43S,lS3 In the same period neVspa
pers and book packages figured up tt
30, 900, ,D60s realizing f40S,792. yilesd4a
|. auinsfs 81 f-----s,--i -77i IT Yo7stn IS.
4aAs Mormon is creating a sensations b.
] preachings polygams hiR the eoantr.
, TOWNS IN the Miami yalleyd Is ,a4ss.i,
hon dit that Cen sAmes wilt MARI,
Miss Blanche Butlcv, daughter of Gen
4 Butler. sid 1ci Es.5sao slsN s1s R8t
4 4 sclbSolmistrsss In HamHn County
1 IOWA, WIS oiisted the otiier day forkiss
/ ins the Zip boys. ylissaIes tsaJi hes21
liz sJS yoins 1Iss sildisss' cpGhcIl Bhhs, /,
4 The nnhber of thirty, Want to join on
lI The II Faa spgs ess,s1sT = VA sso
I rdEslcraft has retEed on a. pension
! Poor fellow! he has been; hangin.
] about good many ycars.-Judy:
4 The N. YffabShg osay sEI.Therc il
ndaltas swdrd b0f tf,RH,oft6 6seens int III,
\ Observation-Disclosures asSfIBiRg to- theuviF
! tnna E@ @slas6fG 8 He&rs ge5witA Adiawit
! Eitifiee44 fto S[ie fifte34itiI "A iahaameAt
stFr0lAirgN cftiHgrtslaM FikssfM as9fsS N
ehipkHsftH HeomfaaiehtA scshs ~EsasHns
chicyously designed story
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EE The following is given as a cor
rect version of the allusion so frequently
made to the .smills Of the gods :: -
Though the mills of God grind slowly, yet
W. h they grind exceedingly small; ,r, a.qw
Though with patince He stands waiting, with
aoa exactness grinds He. ALL s;oc sa
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nAnother case Of spontaneous com

AZ Another case OF spontaneous CONS
bustion is reported.by L Union Medicale,
in an article from the pen of DR.. Ber-
throlle. The subjectof twas woman
thirty seven years old, who was addict
ed to alcoholic drinks She was found
in her room with the sicera and .some-of
the limbs consumed the hair and clothes
having escaped. Q The very minute de
scription of the state in which the de-
ceased was found shows that ignition
could not have been communicated from
without sae a.as AastA -A3i.t@ y ili'
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POLITICAL BREvITIEs,

POLITICAL BREvITIES. ]
q
4 Fenton trpthfully says it Fwonld be
3 weak and wicked to force the Prssi
|deng upon him.
n An English paper compares Revels "a
the Senate to Israel escaped from Egypt
But Moses didn't have any carpet-bag
or frank.
Georgia furnishes any quantity Of
Fifteenth Amendments" to take seats
Ein the Ees sislature, but not a sufficient
number TO work the eplantatiohs., :
! A Radical journal wants to know how
! to save public money. Take its manage
ment out of Radical hands and put it
into those of honest men.
"Olivia" says that 'once, watery-
l.yeined Senator mas- Actually seen warm
! ing his hands only short distance from
Senator gConkfiug head HswBould
have preferred Dick Y ates nose.a ID
/ The refusal of the President to send
troops into Tennessee increases, it is
said, the chances of the State being ta-
ken in hand by Congress, ,and reconstruct
ed afterthe manper'ofI Georgia Doubt
4 full IL u ii y 1 ] ii I 4 u :
Il N. P. Rogers, advocating the rights
of minorities, says: 1.-The majority rs
the most subtle, and, therefore, the most
h dangerous form of physical violence
THE ballots threst'of which the bullet
lis the execution" -
The San Domingo swindle is what the
Albany Argus calls it. There ARE se'y.
, eralgotherjomnals that are nets inclined
to call the thing pet names, merely sbe
> cause the President happens to be at thu
bottom of it. ,szsfH ssosW sft3
Ben Butler is credited with saying tt
a member OF the Cadetship committee
l"This thing must be wound up. Yol
, must ease it down, on Roderick; for
fairly warmed up in the work O
bringing to light the secret history o
:, Congressmeri you will blot the part.
= from existence
Tie negro Clerk of the Alabama Sen
). ate got five hundred errors IN spellin
Into 4 single bili. A tarpet- -bagger fror
o EConnccticut defended him by saying this
4 he ;was,pot ELECTED to spell, but to illus
p trate the eqtfalissy Of loyalty"
S 1t is proposed to erect = new, count
in Mississippi,l called .''Lincoln,n out
e lparts of Lawrence, sCopia, Amite an
o. Franklin "A Mississippi paper says:-
t. "Or course they will have to make
Grant county, 4 Bntler county, aRave
tcounty, a John Brown county and a
il Ames county before they quit
al 3trhe Aleaattiria Ggzette says that
IN gentleman from ths,e extreme South wh
o has been in WashiHgtoil city for son
a time past endeavoripg to procure colo
ID edIaber has left for his home, havir
c. been unsuccessful in bis effort He sa,
lit that forty.nlen;pru to 60 With hi
S, from Washington, but that they cou
es not be spared by. the TRadicalsEot th
70 city, until after the June election.
: Logan was foremost in moving Il
en- expulsion Of Whitlemore for selling c
IS detships. ffhis is right. Now. letsom
g body. move te expcln Logan for hayil
sold himself 6 Lincoli after hayir
)r. made contract with JET Davis. 1t
il very wrong1o sell q csdetship, and it
N good deal worse for aman to sell bill
is selt6iisp kEs asafe - assod as sssss
IL EiA Sof,d s,lrccstion is contained in t
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J 8EThs. .Dsafiop lsaharjiags Havana

s REThes Desrion Lapariaaaa Havana
newspaper, says, that the, insurgents Of
Camaguay have under control more than
two thousand lesguess square Of terrific;
ry 'sThere areiin the Islandb only. SS04
maratime leagues square of territory 90
that there remains IN ppssessipnTof the
Spanish Government only S4 leagues,
from which, if the country held by the
rebels between the villas and the Eastern
Department be deducted, the remainder
would show that the Guhans held actual.
ly more than two thirds Of the whole
territory 81 EA "a & p
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"a LONDON, March 26.s-The Saturday
Review, in an article on tile irish Police
Bill, remarks that while that, measure
reduces the penalties, il makes them
summary and certain 1di q ssnsqesls &c
The Times, in cortrovefting the argu-
ments of President Grant, sdeprecates
the injury done to American commerce
by rebel cruisers. 1906 ~ - 9ao .nea
The Spectator fidicuies Presiden,
Grants desire to construct a mercantile
navy with Federal funds, ,y.,~
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ron the; lih of MAreh, 1869, the
rtSsident told tue country. Il shall on
III subjects have 4 policy 70 recommend,
INIT noiie Il enforce against the Win Of
fj,e people. RodicM Erehdngc.,
Notwithstanding the President told old
shs codntry.' Z he is now working to zen
f,,rceu his San Domingo "policy". upon
,he country aagainst the viii of the peo-
pie" S
We already have ten San Domingos y
the seuth, aud the people know OF no
pressing necessity for mores - q -
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t' - u = "a
The Captain General Of Cuba has been
instructed to order elections; for dele.
gates to the Cortes, whenever the con-
ditipn Of the island warrants such, q
course, Elections in Cuba, under De
Rhodas, would be about equal ia elet-
.tions in San Domingo under, Baez, or
Mississippi under Senate General Ames.
MANY of the seeloreff ladies Iof New
York, atalxiug the fashion from their
white sisters, who put n black fpatchi on
a white face sfor styies may be seen ON
broadway on anyhafternoon, With their
sablew comtpnancesl lornamenteflu with 4
i,ieee Of white courtsplastnf. alIhsFsas
que that 1t is a poor rule that'won't work
both ways,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-04-05

Is EFTheeseditor of the Democratic
Northwestlsays heohas been familiar with
the New York Tribune for twenty-five
years, andin all that time it has been
right only ontwo questions. 4 Itishgpai
tizes, PhIs Sheridan as q butcher of wot
men and children, and it opposes the
obseenity known as Woman,s Rights
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-04-05

Il EFIn the Congressional contested
election caseeofo oEggleston vs. cStrader,
FROM Cincinnati,the Subj Committee have
unanimously agreed euponasa1 report in
favor of lStfader.s w believe it has. nev-
er before happened in this Republican
Congress- thata Democrat got, "a contes-
ted seat 1t willIneyer happen again -
lightning never strikes twice in ithesam
place. asgd / 3cs4sdv saoG IIss. II
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-04-05
rs snE RBURHr rssAjl

THE CITx, OF BOSTON
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-04-05

The jury found him guilty of the
charge, and the Judge sentenced him to
the State Prison for the term OF his nat
ural life.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27

CO1 EAST SGD ST.--As FIRST CLASS LAUNDREss
ccI IN private ianlily; do French auting Best
CITY reference.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27

300 EAST 2ST STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
o-C wants tie washing of ore two families by the
week doZ understands all kinds fine work
In the neatest give best reference. Call
address