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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-12-14
Phe coliseum ID RnnIl,.,aa-I q

| The Emperor Vespasian, after his
return from the Jewish war In the
year " of the Christian era caused this
wonderful Amphitheatre to be built in
that part of ancient Rome where were
the ponds and gardens of Nero. 0It
was completed In four years, and his
son Titus dedicated 1t by the SLAUGHTER
OF five thousand wild beasts IN the
arena-.s ,sHiiDsTsglFFT ,itsA. ~ .Seo aGF'
Adrian caused the colossal statue Jof
Nero to be removed from the TestibuIe
OF his own palace, and placed LIN this
amphitheatre, Nheresit was worshfped
as Apollo. .iaao rod BIS 10 Sos ,-etl Z
The Coliseum derives It's name ff9Fn
its colossal dimensions, being about
400 English feet 10 eircnnfereaeei THE
form "a oval. 1t was built Of irfifiaerfsei
blocks Of TnayeRtine stoue,H and con-
slsts Of four Stories, The first stories
are adorned with Dorie columns the
second with louie, the third and fourth
with 9Oor1nthian.i The entrances were
eighty in number, seventy-si4 being
Ior tne people, two for the gladiators,
and two for theJt Emperor and his
suite. Within the walls were twenty
one stalrrcases leading to seats appfo-
priated to the different classes OF peO-
pie. The seats are said to have fsId
eighty-seYen theaseurf- -specFar0fs, and
the porticOisor gallery about them
twenty thousand. There was an awning
which covered the entire edifiee'ir case
rain-or Intense heat. In the wall OF the
upperm0st story ars open holes suppos-i
ed to .haYecontained the rings for fast-I
enlngthe cords oftiiis awning. i'tl
Chateaubriand in his M4rtyrs saws:
--,sp Fhenewere rails of gold before the
seat of the Roman Senators to guard
them from the attacks Of wild beasts
The air was refreshed by means Of ma
chimes ingeniOusly contrived to throw
up, wine and saffron water which
again descended In an odorifferous dew.
Three thousand bronzed9 statues, fine
pictures, columns of jasper and porphy-f
ry, crystal balustrad les, vases Of precious
workmanship, decorated this scene of 1
savage cruelty. .,iGa s,yai' ss'g iri--tz'.i4
A Ihippopotamus and some crocodiles
swan in an artificial canal which sur
rounded the arena. hi Five hundred
lions, forty elephants, tigers, panthers,
bulls and bears kept for the inhunan
purposes Of tearing human beings TO-
afford amusement to their savage spec
tatOrs, were heard roaring IN the cav
erns of the amphitheatre. 10 yonsf1ii;
Such were the sports of the Romans
when their empire was i'm the plenti-
tude OF its power a9aa 5Ftiil 7nosis'
f.,ai-r.5s --- -----a saTRIi n
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-12-14
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-12-14
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-12-14
Bsitimore and Ohio Raiiroad.
(CENTRAL OHIO DIvIsIoN.)

On and after May 18th, 1871, trains will lea
Stations as follows; - - iaft-T ss ~
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-10-05
Tammany Initiated ia Butler

Tammany Initiated i0 Butler
NOuuty.
The Democratic county officers OF
.ofd Democratic Butler" have been
makinga pretty lavish expenditure
of the public money for some years
past, and they are now getting an
oyeI-hauling. Among the items Of
expense last year one of the County
Commissioners brings in a bill OF
S434 for buggy hire! The county
printing amounted to $3,433 IA in
1870. One way the people of the
Democrat, who have the monopoly
of the business, manage to realize SO
largely in the work done is by charg-
ing tt0o dollars a qltjTe for blanks,
which is only $40 ream. Any
other establishment in the regular
course of business would be glad OF
such jobs at less than half the price
charged by the Democrat. Besides
this the publishers furnished paper
and stationery to the county Offices
for which they charged twice as
much as the regular dealers would
have furnished. There's Democratic
economy for you!
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-10-05
Toborinp Men. Read This.

We ask every mechanic and labor
ing man to read and ponder carefully
the facts stated in the following ex-
tract, aud say if they are not true !;
and if true, whether it is not his
duty, as well as his interest, to sup
port the Republican party
The party of progress, Of new
ideas, of rrfOrm, OF the elevation OF
all classes, is the R,pbblican. How
any laboring man. after The record
Ethe Republican party has made for
itself the last decade, in the protec-
ltion of industry and the profitable
returns it has secured, can vote the
! D. mocratic ticket, is b, yond ration
ial explanation. rne astonishing
rapmiIy with which the industry Ol
lthe country emerged from the late
war is sufi lent proof of the capacity
Of the party to rule the country fol
ths interest of ali classes. 1t was
triumph for which the workmer
particularly should be Thankful
Has not labor been in great demane
at all times since? In the factory
on the farm, in the workshop, in al
departments of labor, there was anC
is a suficiency of work to be done
and the men are wanted to do it
The rate of wages has been compar
larively high. Farmers never pait
more for ''their hands" than they d'
at this time. Masous, carpenters
shoamakers, tailors, &c., are receiv
ling wages beside which what wa
paid before the war stands in beg
carly contrast. Cases of oppression
there may have been, but thes
have sprung out Of the cupidity G
the employer. The Republica
party is party of high and loft
aims. It was. formed to raise tn
lowIy, and it is true to its missio
Iswhen it extends helping hand t
struggling labor. 1t recognizes tn
Justice OF the laborer's plea, and
will not stop in its career until tn
iriustice of which he complains wi
be remedied and his grievances b
redressed. To that end the co opera
ton and vote of every working ma
, is needed, and the day will not b
distant for its glorious fruition.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-10-05
Right of soldiers to Vote at the
7a Soldiers Home.

Attorney General Pond last week
rendered his opinion as to the rights
of inmates of the Soldiers Home at
Dayton to vote. He says that in
mates of The Hume who have no
other place of residence, h ave the
right of suffrage at the polls of the
township in which the Home is To-
Gated, providing they have been ia
the State one year
Remember, soldiers OF Highland
that John L. Hughes voted tor a
law that would deprive these Grip
pied and manned heroes OF the war
oflhe right to vote at the Home
the only place of residence the
large maturity OF lh,m have. Why
Because they tote the Republican
ticket.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-10-05
Vote Your princinIes.

a cOtemporary WI says:-The
next Ohio Legislature will elect
United States Senator. We caution
Republicans against bring persuaded
to vote for a Democrat for the House
or Senate. If men have any pollti-
cal principles and they deem them
worth anything, they should be very
careful about being persuaded to as
lsist in sending such a man as Pen
dlet0n to the United States Senate,
| A Democratic majority in Congress
means taxing the people of the
North to pay for the emaneipated
slaves 1t means the attempted re
peal of the Constitutional amend
ments and the reputation of ou
national debt. The appearances in,
di ate that the result as to the Obi
Legislature will be very close. On
Uote may decide between Ohio ha V
ing a Republican or Democratic
United States Senator. Aud on
Democratic vote in Congress ma,
lecide, the reopening ofall the great
questions fought for and settled b!
the war. Permit no mere friendship {
sympathy to influance you to cast
vote against your better judgmen
f Business is business" Friendshi
is friendship, and politics is politics
$ Vote your principles-any thing shO
a of this is not manly.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-10-05
Ahnsing lhe Germans.

General Noyes, in his speech at
HiIIsboro, pitched into the German
population, comparing the poor class
es of Germany to cattle, or words to
that effect. The German voters,
hearing with alarm the great expose
of Radical designs by Carl Schurz,
are cutting loose from the rotten
hulk of that party, and of course
Moves has no further use for them.
His speech will go great way to-
wards opening the eyes of foreign
born citizens. Perhaps he thinks
the negro vote sufficient for all pur
poses, but he will find out different
in October TChil. Advertiser.
The Advertiser has either been
grossly mis-informed, or else iHten.
tionalIy deceives its readers in tht
above paragraph. We heard Gen
Noyes' speech, and assert that there
was not a word in it, "pitching into
the Germans, or in any way disre
spectfut to them. The only allusior
he made to them was when compar
ling the effects of tho tariff aud fret
trade, he said that owing TO the low
wages paid for labor under the fre'
trade policy in Germany many o
1.-THE people were compelled to ca
coarse black bread, of the sam
kindeas fed to- the cattle. This q
course was not intended as any dis
paragement to the German people
but merely TO illustrate the povert.
OF their condition, compared witt
that OF the laboring class in thi
country, where under the protection
afforded to industry by the tariff
! mechanics aud all kinds of laboFer
are paid wages which enable ther
l and their families to live comfOrta
bly,, and enjoy the best of food an
clothing. .r
l This is all the foundation for th
> Advertisers absurd charge tina
' Gen. Noyes "pitched into'' the GeI
mans. The Germans are too inte
l ligent to bs fooled with such chat
but will adhere to the party who;
> policy gives the Iaboring man l
this country plenty OF work at goo
wages. .
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-10-05
News of fhe Week.

A fire in Chicago last Saturday de-
stroyed goods in the bonded war house
to the value Of $685.. .OOO--insursd for
perhaps their fun value.
Brigham Yonng was arrested on
last Monday, on an indictment charging
him with unlawfully eohabiting with
sixteen women. It is said he has also
been indicted for murder.
The postal money order system be-
tween this country and Great britain
went into operation last Monday. By
using the international system via
Switzerland, remittances can be made
by money orders to the cities in Aus
tria, Russia, Sweden, Spain, Denmark,
Norway. Turkey, Egypt, the East In
dies, and China. aa
A man died in Cincinnati last week,
of yellow fever, which he had contracted
at Natchez, where he went TO bring home
the remains of his brother-in law, who
died Of the same disease. There is nj
alarm as to the disease spreading il
Cincinnati, all necessary precautions
having been taken, and the weather be-
ing too cool ~f
Ingersoll, the Tsmmany carpet ana
, furniture man, has been sued for half !
million.
| A dispatch from Constantinople re
ports seventy deaths from cholera il
that city on Saturday last. The seasel
has been very hot, and the supply @
water is falling.
] Eight men were killed in Indianapoli
week before last by the caving in Of
sewer on which they were at work.
The British wheat crop is disastrous
ly deficient .t @ b.
The Mount Cents tunnel was formal.
inauguraled last week. Trains passin
through in twenty minutes.
The greatest fire ever known in Viz
ginia City, Nevada, has just occurre
] there. The loss is estimated at.sL, ,OO0,O ,OO'
a Phoebe, Nevada town, was burne
f Sept. IL. Loss $3.50, 900. An expIosio
OF 800 kegs Of powder killed men an
, wounded 81 others, some of whom wi
. die.
i The newspapers are giving publicit
to a frightful story of the sinking
nearly the whole of the county
2 Orange in Florida. 1t proves to be
l. hoax. ...-s........-.-..,... ~.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-10-05
Hon. J. L. Hughes Hatred Of
Lincoln. .rs...-

The following incident has been
brought to cur notice by friend, since
the article on Mr.. Hughes legislative
record was put in ty pc. II will serve as
fit appendix to his other illiberal and
ultra partisan acts in the Legislative
halls of Ohio, which we hope he will not
again be permitted to disgrace by such
uuseemly exhibitions of party rancOr
and hatred.
The extract below is from the Colum-
bus correspondence Of the Cincinnati
Gazette, dated in January last:
"1RREPREssIBLE coPPERHEADIsa.
'sThe old spirit Of copperheadisrn ex-
hibited itself in the House to-day in a
more than usually offensive manner. A
day or two since Mr.. .Kleinschmidt,. of
Cincinnati, offered a resolution for plac-
ing the statue Of Lincoln with the group
of statuary representing the surrender OF
Vicksburg permanently in the capitol,
To-day the resolution was taken mp, and
Mr.. Hughes, of Highland, an honest old
Democrat, who never attempts to con-
ceal the fact that party Democracy
means hostility to the results obtained
by the late war, and to men whose pa
triOtism or vaIor or wisdom brought
about those results, moved to strike ou
the word permanently. A few Repubh
cans, willing to make any reasonable
concession, and not deeming the matter
Of sufficient Importance to ruake dgh
over, voted on this IN ton with til,
Democrats, and the word was stricken
out. @ C.V
Hughes then moved to lay the resotU
ton on the table. This vas lost, al
though a large majority of tue Demo.
Gratis voted for it, The question then
being upon the adoption OF tue resolu.
tion, Messrs. Baber and C0reoran, auC
o. her Democratic members, expressed
themselves favorable to it, especially a:
it involved no expense to the State. Th'
vote was then taken, aud the following
gentlemen, IG III number, have the un,
enviabIe honor Of voting no: Arm
strong, Austill, CaIleu, Chase, CockeriIl
Conklln, Heller, Hughes, Leohnsr, Mil
ligan, Peckinpaugh, Robinson, Schirck
shaw, Walker aud Weyer. ..
Mr.. Joun Seitz, Of Senecu, voted "aye,'
but accompanied his vote with the in,
famous remark that he did it to honor
the sculptor, and not the mau whose
statue had been carved. .. .r -..
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-10-05
Deaths.

Notioe1 Of Dr..r. inserted free Obituary re-
mark, cIsrgrl fer az ,ur rate OF cents per liue Of
wOTls.
MApEE--Tarsdt 3, aig,y NJ. SEPT -, 1911, at bis
resii, &c III ii-ssuG g., SSH, 4r Jo4u Nader ~
tbs Q tn ycsr ii his sF-'-. . --..I-. ...
DILL ~ the o., ys-nee Of his mother, IN this
p4lE ~ al & ytaie; 70 'uGGliGiAh Y &s5.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-10-05
Marriages.

Marrias- Notices ,,:-rrlcd free a responsible
mans uu,t talwaysaroulupany Notices sent by mai
ROBIGSDN-P RONFyR-lu the N. f. Church
at Rome, sept e. o. ,i-r Mr.. Middleton, Mr. b.
j. Robin on Of Gre, .h 30, 10 Aliss Eva Proctor, o
Quaker BolIUmi Oh'g .....
OAHILL-STOOPSs-A the residence of Or
Bowers in New Lexington, Highland Co o on
Thursday evening, s.ii % 1871, by Rev @. @
Bowers, 0Ir. john CtH.:l .uI Miss Elizabeth Jane
StOOps.
COwMAN-HTEsf JD-Sept. 26th, by Rov. D
Callahan, AIR. W. G.. e., wuian aud oliaa Mary L
Hiestaud, all Of Hisi!s:d county, Ohio.
CONARD-GAWJ ,tEv7--Iu Philadelphia, OF
the 2Sth uIt, E,vu,u. ii Conurd, Of the hrm Of Is
Uonard 4 sou, Hil-!,r', ohio, 70 Jennie ;. Cav
thrup, uf Westgrulr ''Lrster Co , Pa.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-10-05

Republican gains Of 2 O00 in Main
The majority there last year was
5000; this year it is 11,GGO; Demo
.llhtb Ey-stttOp ptUOabty.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-10-05
HoaU tie Democratic Party has Ii
jIred the Public Credit. lao.

jured the Public Credit. zlao.
1T is due to truih to say aud it i
remark of which our opponents
cannot justly complain, that thr
course of the Democratic party in
reference to the public debt has had
-ubstantialIy the same eff-et that
vas produced by their course in re
gard to the rebellion. If, at the
commencement of our difficulty in
1860 and 1861. the Democratic par
", as an organization, had declared
against the rebellion, And announced
IFS purpose TO maintain the Union,
it is probable that the war itself
would not have taken place; or, il
it had taken place, that it would
ave been OF short duration. The
course pursued by the Democratic
party led the rebels to hope that they
might accomplish their purposes
through divisions in the North,
The hopes thus engendered prOtract-
ed the war, increased the loss of life
and augmented vastly the public
debt. II is not q sufficient answer
to this general statement to say thai
there were men in the Democratic
party who gave themselves to tn,
country, who sustained the course o
the Government, and who made sac
rifces for the Union. Such mer
there were; hut they were men whc
did not accept, as the rule of theil
conduct, the policy marked out by
the organization. ua-.'..
t.sF'Since the close Of the war one o
the chief obstacles to the improve
lment of the public credit has beer
the declared purpo-e of the Drmo
cratic party to compel tine holders o
fve-twenty bunds to accept green
bHeks in their place, coupled will
the condition that the greenback
! themselves might be converted a
the will of the holders into ney
honds bearing three per cent inter
est. But whether the interest is +
be paid in coin or other greanback
does not clearly appear This prop
usition has prevented investments il
EIrope, has luwered the character 0
the country, and its effects hav
only been overcome by the close ad
hprence Of the Government TO th
policy marked out by Prpsiden
Grant in his inaugural, by the favor
able response which This policy ha
received from the country, and b.
the belief entertained in Europe tina
there is no probability of the succes
of the Democratic party in the com
ing Presidential election. The plat
form adopted by the Democrat
Convention of Ohio in the particu
lars to which have already referre
seems TO disregard entirely the stiE
ulatious found in the act of Februar
.25, 1862, which authorized the issu
of bonds and pledged the faith
the Government in certain particr
lars. In that act it is provided tha
the duties on imports shall be co
Elected in coin; that an amount
that coin, equal to one per cent.
the public debt, shall be annual
set aside as sinking fund, and ths
the interest on the public debt sha
be paid in coin.
Hos0 the Democratic Plan Of "Aoy
Grsen5acks " aoouLd Work - III
Lab0ri,,g Classes aO0aItd Dc tie S4j
.tras. -.-
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-10-05
.IN BANKRUPTCY

In the District Cuurt the United States Tor ihe
Southern District Of Ohio
In the matter Of John III aud
Brlitaniu V. Pugsley, Bank In Bankruptcy.
rupts,
sVO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN 1.-The under
sigusd hereby gives motto u BIZ 'ppoint
ucut Es Assisue- Of John Dill and benl"mla '.
pugsIey, OF uIghEtud comfy, 10 the etate 81 ono
gno have bssn adiu lgsi Buukrupts upUu lhsir Ow d
Petition iSayrralIs h-sd ty thom) hy tue District
Court OF said Ot-tret Datod rhis l9'h day 0i sep
.-mb r A 30 1871.
JusEtI GLASLUChJ Assgu =
u u. UaA1AS aktiSlksA s6lsa"S
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-10-05

The spirit of the July riot still
lives in New York. Patrick Logan,
who was dismissed from the police
on, account Of dishouorable conduct
during the riots, has b3en nominated
" = Eaudfdaie fJE Vbe Assembly
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-10-05
sECRETARY R0UTWELL


Hon. Geo. S. Boutwell,, Secretary
+, ofthe TreasuTv, made a speech in
Cincinnati last Thursday evening, to
| a very large audience, in which he
ably and fully discussed the subject
Of the National Finances, and show
ed the grand results of Republican
management under General Grants
administration. We wish every vO-
ter in the country could read this
Itrue statement from the highest fl
nancial officer OF the Government,
Of what has been done by the Re
publican party in toco gears, towards
paying the public debt, and advan6
ling the credit of the nation. We
can only find room for few ex.
:ltracts, to which we ask the careful
attention Of our readers. Read
them, Republicans, and show them
Ito your Democratic neighbors:
Some Figures Worth Stldying and
s aa5 Remembering. saissa
The Secretary says; .r.l .....-
.'FiuancialIy, the result of General
Grants administration is this Thai
/. the public credit has been so inn
5 proved that six per cent. bonds
which sold for eighty cents in coin
are worth to day utOne hundred
and that five per cent. bonds, whicl
I in July, 1868, sold for less than sew
: +nty-hye per cent, are worth abou
u par in the markets of the world
) More than $3.50, 900, 900 of the pub
: lie deb, has been paid, The take
have been reduced at the rate 0
$50, ,gOO,0 600 a year, and our fnancia
I condition at this moment is such a
= % justify the expectation that at th
lpxt. session of Congress they ma,
be reduced at least $50 600, 900 more
Further, 5000 100000 Of bonds, beal
ing interest at the rate of six. pc
!. cent, are being called in, and i
? their place an equal amount of hOnd'
Y bearing Interest at the rate of fiv
= per. cent, are to be issued, making
" saving for the ten years of mOr
Than s24 OO0.000. The interest az
; count has been reduced about SI5
, O00,O0 a year The net expehs'G
r including the interest on the publ
p Iebt, pensions, bnunties, the cost {
e he Internal R venue Bureau, an
. i'll .pxprnsps resulting from the wa
have been reduced from S173 $40
I37I.77 for the year ending June 8
/ i868, to $95 648,5923O for the yrs
At anding jun 80, 1871, thus shown
is he actual cost Of the peace establish
y ushment to be less than 500 900, ,OC
year"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-10-05

The State Convention of the Re
publicans of Minnesota the other
day resolved that they earnestly de-
sired the "amplest development OF
commerce and manufacturers" but
nevertheless they regarded "agricul-
ture as the paramount material in
terest OF the nation, to which all
other forms of Industry should be
held subordinate"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-10-05
Anolher Isepnbliean Ontrage.

Another Republican Outrage.
The public debt statement shows a
reduction during September Of @I3,-
A5S, ,62L. a.. l ae-a- -a
Nearly thirteea millions and q half OF
the debt paid in thirty d1lys-nearly half
a million a day! And to publish the
fact just before the elections too 4! Has
Secretary Boutwell, no mercy on the
DemocracY? L..--. "
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-10-05

The right aud left wings of the
Democracy: the political Ku-Klux
down South, and the financial Ku-
Klux in New York.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-10-05

just now it i beginning to he slightly
unhealthy fUr-4Iu- Klux in North and
South Carolina. Officers are arresting
every man who commits any outrage of
the kind.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-10-05

The hardest cUnuudruin yet o.
'Why should Il man bea Democrat,