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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-18

A Little more than a year
ago Grant announced than he
should have no policy upon
any question to urge or enforce
against the will of Congress;'and
the whole race of loyalists
pounced upon the phrase, and
heldsit up to the admiration of
the world as the perfection of
craftsmanship, and a conclusive
demonstration at once of their
own wisdom in making the
selection, and of Grants sup
erior fitness for the office of
President. There is abundant
evidence that very many of our
Radical friends have in various
ways arrived at the conclusion
that they were then a trife
mistaken on these points; and
it is equally apparent that the
President has also changed his
opinion, at least as to the ex.
pedience of having policy Of
his own. His frantic appeals
to Senators in favor of the San
Domingo treaty prove that
measure to be one item, and
not a small one, in his policy;
and bis vicious threats of off.
cial vengeance upon the friends
of recalcitrant Senators in.
dicates a degree of personal in,
terest in the treaty entirely dis.
proportional to its public i'm.
portance, and e1plainable only
upon the theory of a direct
personal intyest in the prodig-
ious plundering schemes coy-
cred up in the project. Hence.
forth, the no-policy clause of
Grants inaugural must be un-
derstood, in a somewhat re-
stricte3a sense, as referring only
to such questions as have no
money in them, !. a-......:.......3
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-18
We notice that several

We notice that several Of
our exchanges are complaining
that officers they helped elect,
have given the County printing
at their disposal to printing
Offices outside of their respect
i've counties of opposite poll
tics, Don't complain. Strike!
The county officer who gives
the County printing to an out
side Office of different politics
to the party paper that helped
him to his Office, absolves the
home paper from supporting
him for reelection or sustain
ing his administration. Does a
county officer employ a deputy
of opposite politics? Would
the party tolerate him in doing
so? If party usage viii not
allow him to do this, whence
can he get sanction for crippl-
ing the efficiency Of his home
party paper by giving. county
patronage to establishments
outside Of the county of con-
ficting politics2-[Wayne
County Democrat.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-18
MARTHUR, YNTON COUNTY, OHIO WEDNESDAY, MAY 49, 1870

any knowledge of the practice
and precepts of the Civil Law,
or that he has any desire to
take advantage of a feeling of
predjudice by which
a jury might be controlled.
We will close our comments
by saying that in Ohio there
are scores ofjust such partizan,
dishonest, and tyrannical crea-
lures as the Gen. Boyle afore-
said who excused the six dis
honest Democrats and selected
six honest Republicans to fill
their places.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-18
Outrages i'm ireland.

The Atlantic telegraph res
ports Several cases of agrarian
ontrages in the country Of
Meath, in Ireland" This is to
be expected. Such Internal
legislation as has lately been
devised for Ireland in the Brit
ish Parliament is admirably
calculation to lead to such re,
suits. When all open popular
manifestations Of political SEN
tlment are repressed by the
stern and arbitrary hand of
power, there is no place for the
volcanic passions Of the human
heart to find vent but in deeds
of secret malevolence. This
has always been the case, and
will be until the nature of man
is changed, As long as the
press in ireland is muzzled-as
long as freedom of speech and
of action are so seriously in.
terfered with by the govern
ment--that country will not be
peaceful, but will be constantly
startled by horrid outrages up
on persons and property. If
it was the aim of the govern
ment to educate the people of
the sister isle into the deepest
hatred Of the connection which
prevails between them, they
could not have taken a more
effective way to accomplish it
than by this coercion bill,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-18

We still have, by the exhibit
of the Secretary of the Treasury
for the month Of May, the old
story repeated--$ 100000
in the Treasury. This amount
is kept there month after month
and year after year. We lose
annually the interest upon this
immense sum, equal to $7,000,.
900 in gold. But this is not
considered worth saving by the
Administration. 1t prefers to
keep $ll5,O00,00 idle in the
Treasury,and pay interest upon
$1l5, 100000 of bonds that
could be taken up with the
coinp
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-18
GoDEY FOR MAY--is O

Cooley FOR MAYS on
our table, and a fine number
it is. This excellent ladies'
magazine has been so frequent
ly spoken Of by us, that we
hardly need allude to it again
There is alwayssomething fresh
and original in its pages that
interests. the reader, and the
present number is no exception
to the rule. Send SIS to L. A.
Cooley, Philadelphia, Pa, and
try it for one year.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-18
The GALAXY, for May, is q

The GALAXY, for May, is a
rich mine of first.class litera-
ture, and Of a type peculiarly
its own. Charles Reads great
story Of "Put yourself in his
place." is continued. 'Memo.
randa,' by Mark Twain, is a
treat. The price of the Galaxy
is 81 a year, and it is richly
worth it. Address Sheldon
and Co., 49S and 500 Broad
way, New York.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-18
Who are Guilty Of Iying2
otis a Copperhead lie"

.. - : = '~'-''O'--
"Our party is not in favor of
negro suffrage"
NEGRO suffrage will never
be forced upon the people of
Ohio without their consent"
III never support it,"
I'll leave the party the mo-
ment it advocates negro vo,
ting
Il don't believe it--our party
is not a negro suffrage party"
Who has not heard the above
expressions, time and again,
during the past ten years, from
that class Of Republicans, who
have all along pretended to be.
lieve whatever their own party
friends said was true, and all
that the Democrats said false.
We can hardly think that these
men were so ignorant as not
to know that the object now
considered accomplished-ne-
gro sufrge-was the great aim
of the party in power, and yet
we do not want to believe, that
when they shouted so strenu.
ously that it was "all a copper,
head lie," that they knew at the
time they were lying them.
selves.
Yet such has time proven
the case to be. It was "Demo.
cratic truth that we told, and
was Radical lies, that denied
them. But the end is not yet.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-18

A citizen of Knoxville,
Iowa, has invented a steam
wagon, propelled by driving
rods instead of wheels, which
is to cost when complete about
the same as q good team and
wagon, and can be run ten
miles on common roads, and
answers for all farm purposes.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-18

True religion shows its in
fuence in every part of our
conduct; it is like the sap of a
living tree, which penetrates
tho most distant bougbs
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-18

Modesty promotes worth,
but conceals it just as leaves
aid in the growth of fruit, and
hide it from view. .z...a..s....
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-18

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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-18
OFFICIAL PAPER OF COUNTY.
LARGEST CIRCULATION.
j. w. BOWEN, Editor.
The Trial of M. G. EasOm for
Murder, in Edgar Co., Ill.

j. M. Easom, now residing at
Zaleski, in Vinton county, and
who resided during the war
near Middleton, in jackson
county. About fourteen months
ago M. G. Easom went from
here to Edgar county, Illinois,
where, we believe, he purchas-
ed a small farm. He has al.
ways been in politics a sound
Democrat. Happening at a
railway station in that county
about four months ago, he got
into a political quarrel with q
Republican almost twice his
weight and strength, named
David Beason. The difficulty
resulted in the killing of Bea-
son by Easom in self defense;
the latter was then arrested and
bound over to court on charge
Of murder, but released on
bail. In the criminal court
proceedings reported in the
Valley Times, published at
Paris, Edgar county, ILL.,, of
March 4, 1870, we find the fol-
lowing:
The trial Of Milton Ease M
for killing David Beasom on
the 10th day oflast March, be-
gan in the morning and did
not reach the jury until 10
o'clock at night. After being
out about thirty minutes they
returned a verdict of not guilty.
The case was conducted by
General Boyle and r. W.
Thompson, and Messrs. Eads,
Bishop and Hunter for the de-
fendent.
The same paper comments
upon the case in the following
manner:
In the trial of NJ. @. Easom
for the killing Of David Bea-
som, the prosecution made an
exhibition Of itself which could
not but create in the minds of
all spectators a feeling of the
most profound admiration and
astonished delight at the bold
attitude of our Prosecutor in
the consciousness of his wisdom
and superiority and intimate
knowledge of the strokes of
policy whereby a thorough
knowledge of the principles of
law and the practice of courts
are utilized and made to work
wonders in behalf of a desper-
ate cause. In this trial there
was considerable partizan
spirit developed. The man
who got killed was a Repub-
lican and Easom was q Demo-
crat, and almost the whole of
the half civilized inhabitants of
Stratton township crawled out
of the brush and came to town
to help prosecute the man who
dared to raise his hand against
a loyal man in defense Of his
own life. The defense tender
ed a panel of twelve jurymen,
six Republicans and six Dem
ocrats; and the prosecution,
taking advantage of their priv.
ilege of a peremptory chal-
lenge, straightway excused the
six Democrats and filed the
jury with Republicans. This
admirable arrangement is cred
table to Adjutant General
Boyle, and shows how indie
pendent he is of extraneous
circumstances and how fair
and magnanimous in all his
dealings, depending for success
entirely upon the justice Of his
cause and trusting only to the
careful and faithful vindication
AT !
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-18

A HALr.-As the surveying
party on the Jacktown road
were engaged in running the
Southern side line OF that road,
on day last week, they got into
a difficulty with a couple of
Celts in this township, who met
them with clubs and guns and
refused to let them proceed
further on their lands. The
surveying party after expostu-
lating with them, quietly and
good naturedly withdrew
while one of the viewers pro-
ceeded to a Justices for war
rant. They were arrested and
fined SIS each and the COSTS
This is a case of men cutting
their noses off to spite their
faces. The line only took in
fifteen acres of their farm which
would not have been taxed
more than 25 cents an acre,
making 1915, in FIVE annual
payments, or the moderate sum
of rs cents per annum, As it
is, they have paid $40 fine, six
or seven dollars cost, and will
still have the tax to pay. A
little GOODNESS and wisdom
sometimes saves a deal of trou-
ble.-T West Union Defender.
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NuS Diem : g)orf.

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tbeifigung Hiatt. hshap hft s,-i a
Die Staatssg oHpeation Der Ssmperen3.@s=
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VeIfnrnnhiidle M0Mleie.

- Nadri9ten aus Nen : Uterito 3ufolge
lolen Die Suro Wtlnetl in jener 8e9eno cine
bsIonoere Rsibbalti9feit ergsben. Au6 SDlJ
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uno fsine Snoianer bort 5u ieben.
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ridte iber ben Ausbru9 oes 9elben 6iebers
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beitsratbes Der Staot be3a8li9 iener An9es
legenbeit Der WBabrbeit entbebrt. f-.l'.
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traten bss 9. Sainoiier Sitrittes ats gOns
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Sonsre6=Ganoioaten muroe Sobn u. Bling
bam eintimmis pieoer als @unOioat nomi;
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Nina Arln SGSru.

- arl 0tittpo1 belt Die oeutotratiIhe
Staatss @onpention in AtIanta, o., cine Yer
latumlun9 ab. Sat ieoes @ountp bes Staates
mar pertreten. General VI. 8. Golquit nurOe
gum YoriiBenoen gewGblt. IS berribte ole
gr0Bte @Intra6t. Die Contention ertlGrte ii6
etnitimmi9 oabin, oaB Die oeIHotratil6e 8ars
lei oes Staatss @eor9ta bic Ylatiorm Der De-
mOtratil9eu 8artei Der Union als Die ibri9e
auertenne, iuoem 9eraoe be%rpor3ubeben, ME
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5ur IbI6aifuns Der 8e9enwGrti9en uiurpato=
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laiisn, in pelbem er ii6 far- 9epiiieuhafte 8e-
obabtunS Der ReutraIitdt ausipridt uuO be
merit, Oab b.tOeu triesfabtenoen Sbeilen Die
aleiben RhdItdten e~rpieien iperoeu iollten,
Der Son bieitr 8epsi9e 1T 9emdbi9t uno per-
bnli9, aber oifenbar bat Die R%e9isrung ni6t oil
abIidt, Der YerIoraun8 Der fran3bfi4:n Of|
l%etflotte nit BOrrdtben StnOernIi. in oet
l8sa Au leaen.
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isaiduft bes Staates Reus 0ort belt am Nlitt'
tpoh tbre Sisung in SprneuIe, R.fg, ab. Die
Sbeilnabme mar cine %serinBe, unO pur0e oas
i'm leBten Se5ember ernannte Stats eoHits
beibebalten.
Sds Ratban'ihe Saus in Der %. StruBe
puros fir $4,000 u~ertauft.
Sanss 6tnHtgau, Elm YtIt9lieo Der @rlis'
bun9s Seb6rOe in Rorriiauia, puroe beute
Deaen Morooeriuhes auf ben 8smetnoepor=
lteber Pltrid Wtuains unter S2500 8IrSi9aft
gefeat.
8eeen ben Sampfer yTorpaIt" tuuroe ass
tern Abeno tpe9en 3uiammenftOBes nit Oem
S6ooner v&aoD Glen" eine RlGge einge:
reiat. 9ie &IaSe 1T auf $4,000 S6aoeneriaB
geitegt.
Sn Srop, R.sN, belt sefern Der .am.rita'
nti6e piieni9atllibe JortbilOun9s : 8erein"
cine SiBung. IS paren bel Gr6fuuug oers
ielben itber $50 Witglieoer aupeieno, Oarunter
etni9e Der oOrSi9Iibiten &slebrteH unO Rhnits
Ter oteies &auoes.
GonraO S6nsioer Elm osutider Nrbeiter
BON IS Sabren, be9ing 9eftern Selbtroro,
lnoem er IT'D in ietner N~obnuHg, Rr. l45,
Utc6lbben StraBe, williamsburg, NIT einem
&aitrmsie r ben pals Gbibnitt. &runtbeit unO
Rubrungslorgsn baben ben ~un9lRdli6sH gu
Der Sbqt Qetrleben.
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Nagcmcine Standardization ans
GlrDDd,

2onbon, IL. Aus.-Die biefige ausRelz
lung BON 1871 mirO we9en Oes &rtsges ni9t
auFgsi1oben neroeu.
Wtit9el, friibsr Generals StaatsannaIt ben
Srlano, lit geItorben.
Waori6, II. Ausuit. -Die ipanii9t I'm.
neitie 1T about. Vile i'm &ange befinoli9en
Bro5siie msgen politii6er Ssr8Cbsn fiuo ntes
OerGelblagen.
Sberit pap, Setretar Der amerit, G.IanSt.
ibalt. 1T na4 Q8albiugton abaesanssn, nm
Bsmihe 4h8elegenbeiten in SeIu8 auf ole cuba
abide Situation gu reSeln.
SonOOn II. AuSuIt.-Die Iesten Na5.
rittsn BON RlO Saneiro msloen, baB Der
6reoen NIT Paraguay fOrmsa proflumirt
DorOen iei. f--.-
Saa8, II. au9uF.-garou @erts 1T gum
SelanOten 9OIanO's nuA England srnannt
pOrosn. .rs
Bien, II. ausuif. = Su Jotse Der auF,
bebung Oes GontorOats 1T WtOnt9nOr. Sal
ctneai, Der pdpitIi6e Nuntius, a%bbsrufen NOR
Oen. .4rr
GonOou, II. NuguIf. = Der SampTer
g5uoia", Der am 6. aueuit aus benz @i9Oe
nab Rem : Dort abissslts, 1T bsbufs &epara.
turen in ben 9lEen pm 8reenod einaelaufen,