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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-09-27

or any other man of that party
Let no Democrat or any one
else opposed to the State being
represented in the U. S. Senate
by Sherman for another six
years and to the re.districting
of the State so the democrats
can have only three Of the
nineteen Congressman for an
other ten years vote Tor the
radical candidates for Senator
and Representative
Nash and Milton Bay. A
vote for them is q vote for
Sherman and for the unjust
apportionment of the State for
congressman.
Now, Democrats Of Vinton
county, but a few days more
intervene between now and
election day ! 1t is indeed the
luty of every democrat in the
School districts of the county
% SO arrange his business af-
airs that he can devote the
entire time from now until the
polls close to the election of
lot only the candidates for the
Legislature bnt the entire State
md County Tickets !
Work ! is the word ! All go
he front
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Total ...,........$l5,O7 ,O7O288 70
Thus it will be seen that the
management of the State debt
by Republican fnanciers, and
the reducing of the debt less
than four millions Of dollars,
cost the taxpayers Of Ohio
over fifteen million dollars-or
eleven million three hundred
and fifty one thousand six
hundred and twenty eight dol
lars and ninety one cents more
than the reduction, and more
than one and a half million
dollars over and above the en-.
tire funded debt Of the State
when these Republican charla-
tans took it in charge,
How this immense snm OF
fifteen million dollars was ever
honestly expended without the
most useless extravaganza, sur
passes the comprehension of
men who pay taxes, but are
unacquainted with the system
of Republican financiering in
vogue in the State House in
Columbus, which requires over
four dollars Of money to pay
one Of debt.
That the people are heavily
taxed is an "argumentum ad
pocketum" that no one will
gaiusoy. If corruption, as
every body believes, "boils and
bubbles and over-runs the
stew" at Washington, it is fair
to presume, the State Capital
Of Ohio, filled with the same
class Of politicians, is not above
suspicion. The facts given
here are culled from the re-
ports Of the Auditor of State,
and are worthy Of attention.
-'~s~-ssa-ss1--u-u-sv-----
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Alarmed

The Radical leaders in al
most every State in the Union
seem to be alarmed about the
election to be held in this State
on Tuesday week. They are
writing letters to Sherman
noise e Co., Of this State, tell
ing them to carry the State
without fail. These corrupt
and deceitlnl Radicals are in a
terrible state Of alarm about
the next United States Sena-
tor, and about having the State
apportioned for members of
Congress for the coming ten
years so as to permit Radicals
to carry 1G Of the 10 Congress
sional misunderstanding only 3
districts for the Democracy
They don't want to lose their
majority in the Grant Congress.
If they should they could not
steal any more government
lands.
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Radical HypOcrites CiT@;l-
lating FalsohOOds.
They "Gas" About the BIZ
BILE.

The Radical leaders Of Vim.
ton county, having had their
quiet and lifeless spirits re.
yived by some Of Lord John
Sherman's money, (Which he
wrongfully took from the poor
people by authority of his own
unjust laws have been busily
engaged during the past month
circulating all manner Of ma
ljcious lalsehoods about Hon.
ALMOND SoULE, our candi-
date for Representative. They
are in fact resorting to all sorts
Of tricks to induce democrats
to vote for L. M. Bay, their
man. Some Of them wrote to
Columbus about a month ago
for the copy Of a "bill to pre-
vent the teaching Of Sectarian
Religious Doctrines in the
Common schools Of this State u
and a Radical sent them q
piece Of false manuscript which
the drowning creatures caused
to be published in black and
flightful looking type, (resem-
bling the face Of an African, } in
their organ, edited by an ex
Federal Office holder. They
knew they were publishing &
base falsehood, but little dc
they care SO they can deceive
the people. But before THEN
next paper was issued they re
ceiyed the following
LETTER FROM HON. ALMOND soULE
WlLKEsvILLE, o., Sept 10, 1871.
Ed. Record-ST Il notice in
your paper Of tho 7th inst. an cdi,
lorial headed "Read this and show
ii to your ncighbor," in which you
denounce me for voting Tor Ii. b
No. 50 introduced by Mr.. Ward, Il
copy Of which rrinted bill you pub.
lsh.
deny voting for his bill in that
shape / did vote for the bill as
Misunderstanding out all that part
prohibiting the reading Of the Bible,
and prayer in the common schools,
as also the ontire penalty section.
As you have entirely misrepre.
scntcd met may be nnintentioual
ask rs matter Ol justice that
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-09-27
Ohio Finances.
Il Record Of RepU6Hc01i
Management since 1869.
Fifteen Millions Expended
in Interest on a Four
Million Debt.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer of Angus &c. j
So far as the present political
canvass is concerned, although
much has been said by tie
speakers Of both political par
ties about the national debt,
aud on the part of the Dem,
ocracy, Of the wasteful extrava.
gance and prohigacy which
pervades all the departments
of the General Government,
yet scarce a single word is
lisped, or a paragraph printed,
about the administration Of
the financial affairs of Ohio by
the party that has had control
ofthe State Government since
1856, The manner Of bad fl.
nanciering-to give it no
harsher name-the appropria.
ton Of large sums to make
payments on the State debt,
and pay the interest thereon,
and the small amount the debt
has been reduced is a subject
well worth the investigation
Of those who pay taxes, and
whose money is thus used
without good and satisfactory
account being rendered by the
party in power for their stew.
ardship.
On the first day of January,
1852, the Democracy had full
and complete control of the
State Government, The State
debt was controlled by Messrs.
William D. Morgan, Auditor
of State; George E. Pugh, At
torney General, and DR.. VIM
Trevitt, Secretary of State
they being cx.otlicio Commits.
sioners Of the sinking fund
Two years later Mr.. Pugh
being elected to the United
States Senate, Of course resign
ed his Office of Attorney Gene
raj, and at the next election
Col. George w. McCook, thu
present Democratic candidat,
for Governor, was elected il
his place, and hence during th'
years Of 1852, 1853, 1854
1855, and until January, 1856
when the State was carried
against the Democracy tin
State debt was controlled, 1T
interest paid, and the amour
reduced, by a Board Of Sink
ing Fund Commissioners, ever,
member being elected as
member Of the democratic par
ty.
The day these democratic
officials took charge Of th'
monetary interests Of OhiC
the
State debt amounted
TO the sum of $l5,61S,757 Al
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-09-27
you publish this letter anda correct
copy Of the amended bill.
Yours Respectfully,

you publish this letter anda correc
copy Of the amended bill.
Yours Respectfully,
ALMOND SOULE.
P, S. For copy of the amended
bill | refer you to j. NJ. McGiIIi
vray. A. 5.
That was unexpected, No
one of the falsifiers looked fol
it, They expected Mr.. Soult
would remain at work day af
ter day upon his farm and pay
no attention to their base mis-
representations. But the let
ter..came ont in their RELIC
IOUSC?) (reader, excuse us foT
using this word,) organ, two
weeks ago, with some sneaking,
soft apologies. "We did not
Intentionally misrepresent Mr..
"Soule's vote, and we cheerful.
ely comply with his request to
publish his letter and the
"amended bill which we have
"obtained from Mr.. McGilli.
"vray, as Il simple matter Of
"justice which we are at all
"times ready and willing to ac-
cord to any person, of whatev-
ser politics or profession, who
"feels that he has been wronged
cor misrepreseuted by whatever
appears in the Record"
says the organ! Kind in
deed it is for the Radical Or
gan to make even that eXpla-
nation. Why was not the
"amended bjlI' published first
by the vilIainous hypocrites?-
Why did they want to wrong
and misrepresent' the matter
first? 0, down with such ma
liciousness. Some Of the circu
lators Of the falsehoeds even
profess to be christians too.--I
Others make no profession of.
any sort, never read the Bible
or pay attention whatever to
g Sectariau Religious Doc
Here IS the bill they are
lying and whining about:
''rq RfeShaA s5TnanF shssloE A.sn%onr +. B, No j0
By Mr.. WARD.
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Here is the bill they are
lying and whining about:
''TH REcSLlh GSSI4ht sassloE assn@ohf H. B. NO SO
By Mr.. WARD.


To prcCeM the te0chiRg Of Sect0rtah
Religions Doctrines Mhe Common
Schools Of this State.
SECTION l. Be it enacted By tie
GcaerM assembly Of the State of
Ohio, That it shall be unlawful for
the boards of education OF any town.
ship, or the board Of education in
cities, towns, incorporated villages,
and special and separate school dis
tricts, organized under any law Of
this state, in the exercise OF their
power to determine the studies to
Je pursued and the school books to
be used in the several schools under
their control (; to onjoin, enforce or
permit the reading or teaching by
the teacher in any school under
their control, of any book or books
upon the teachings of which any
religious faith, dogma or creed, is
founded.
Sec, =. That it shall be unlawful
tor any teacher in any Of the com.
mon schools Of this state, Of what
ever grade to read or cause to be
read, teach or cause to be taught, in
any school with which said teacher
may be charged or entrusted, any
book or books, upon the teachings
Of which any religious faith, dogma
or creed is founded provided, that
nothing contained in this section or
the preceding section Of this act
shall be so construed as to prohibit
the teaching Of the Mythology Of the
Ancients, or the reading for excr.
else in reading or elocution Of such
extracts from any Of the books
herein prohibited, as may or shall
be contained in any Of the books
used for such exercise.
SEC. 3. That it is hereby declar.
ed to be the intent and meaning Of
this act to leave the common schools
open to all children of the citizens
or residents Of this state, Of what
ever religious faith, without cnjoin
ing or enforcing any act of worship
which may be repugnant to the con
sciences Of any person.
SEC. 4. This act shall take efIec
and be in force from and after it
passage:
1t was voted upon, but die
not become a law. 1t has hur
no person. No one woulC
have thought Of bringing i
before the people but thC
drowning John Shcrmanites o
this county who are catching
at straws and who wer,
for a few days in a desperat,
way for q "hobby hoss'
rider i'll this campaign. A
first MIR. Bay refused to b'
their rider, but they slung hin
on and then tied him. Now
democrats, when the radicals
come around you whining
about Mr.. Soule, an homes
and upright citizen, ask then
why they are supporting
Jacob Mueller for Lieutenant
Governor, an ayowed Infidel
who, if elected, WILL VOTE
against the Bible and religion
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Stop Here ,

There always are those who
are too Indifferent to realize
the Importance of getting to
the polls 10 vote, and it is the
duty of the more active ones to
look after the careless and in.
different. See that the work
is done well !
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Besides this large reduction

:IHnEarszs1
Besides this large reduction
in four years of over $l, &C.,
900, there was, as appears
from the report Of the Auditor
of State of that date, S537,-
400 06 in the Treasury, left
by the Democratic Sinking
Fund Commissioners and turn
ed over to their anti-Democrat.
successors, to be applied under
the law to the further liquida
ton of the State debt. Thi,
amount collected and saved un.
der democratic rule, and ready
to be used as soon as any por.
ton Of the State debt became
due or conld be bought at a
reasonable figure, so as to save
interest, should rightfulIy be
added to the ST ,6l0,46l rs
paid by the democratic Board
Of Sinking Fund Commission
err; and this done, it reduces
the State debt to be paid by
their anti-Democratic succes-
sors from the $l5,9l8,757 81,
as it was on the lst Of January
1852, to the sum Of $l3, 40,
796 81, being a reduction Of
-, 147, $50 81 in four years un.
der democratic rule.
The day in January, 1856,
that the democracy surrender.
ed the State finances into the
hands Of thier political oppo-
nents, after four years of hon
est rule, the State debt, accor.
ding to the report Of the Au-
ditor of State, was, Sl4, 4,OO8,-
296 G7. Deducting the mon
oy, over half a million dollars,
eft by democratic rule i'll the
State Treasury, to be used in
paying off that amount Of the
State debt-and legitimately
t could be used for no other
han State debt purposes-and
t left the State debt at the
lose of the year 1856 but
81.
After fourteen years of Re
rule the State debt Of
ohio, at the close Of the year
.S71, amounted to $9,7j2,l3
'3- being $4,256,I5S 81, less
han it stood in 1856. Take
rom this the s537, 400 0G
which the Democratic Fund
Commissioners left in the State
treasury on the day they re-
ired from Office, and it shows
hat in II years the State debt
If Ohio was reduced by Re
,ubIican officials but G3,7lS,,
$50 S8, and that, too, as will
PRESENTLY be seen, at IL fearful
Expense to the people.
TO accomplish this great
york of reducing the funded
Iebt Of Ohio less than four mil
ions of dollars, the Radical
inanciers paid out in interest
nd expenses the following
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To the Voters Of VintOn
County!
Ticket !

County!
The Importance of the elec.
ton to be held on the 10th Of
October-one week from Tues
day--cannot be ovell0ted.
Every voter is deeply inter-
ested in the election.
Besides a Governor and eight
other State officers Il Legisla-
turc is to be elected. The Leg,
islature, after it shall have con.
yenel at Columbus next Janu.
ary will have much work to
perform for the people, among
the first Of which will he to
choose one United States S'n.
ator for six years i'll place Of
john Sherman and to appor.
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF VINToN 60,
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nv order of Comm ssioners of yinton GO.
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September 90 1S'l-tde
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-09-27

Nothing. except the Sowing Machine, has ever bern
invented which so much relieves the labor Of hn
household as the Wringer But its usefulness durs
not end here. The saving of clOlhing is of much
greater importance. II is often remarked that SHi-
c!es Of fine texture, last twice rs long when acrmp0
in WringGras when wrung by hand The NuvEL.
TY has Cog wheels .on both ends The rolls
allow ed separate freely at either end. These,
besides other advantages which il contains, 10
I've Indispensable to practical wringer-SeiO iOrG
Independcm
The Novelty Wringer.-lIas become an in-
dspensahle Institution in thousands Of families
And we believe its great and increasing popularity
is fully meried-fOr the Novelty evidently possesses
all the requisites of trst.chss, practical macin
Indeed, sf er using one for many months in our own
unsurpassed Uhr lannIress says tsleQH0iedJ by any
Of the several wrngers previously tried.--nOows
RRiUt Nep- Yorker.
Sold everywhere. n. Il. PHELPS Il CO.,
4w Gen. Agts. 102 Chambers st. N. y.