South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-07-14

IN SOOu MOThlhB 49,
cations may be addressed to either
of the executive committee.
&C. W. SANBoRN, Chairman. !,
rs. ". SroCKDALE, Secretary. :
ROtIy, Boys, Rally, to the SuPp0rt@ a
uoSr Friend&i-Uhere are They
that Risksd Their LireS for sl3 l
Per Month.
Grrha leaden bullet is no longer
fred at you, but when all danger IS
over yeur pretended friends are
now ready to fire q paper ballot
What think vou,. soldiers? Our
Ionq.trIed and true friends have
been defeated, and insulted right ut
home. in County Convention. Was
il not an insult? We're you not ut
The Convention? Marx that man
that could stamp his feet upon the
floor at the Convention and shout
for victory over the defeat OF two
candidates, both Of whom ere one
leored soldiers. You have heard
Il similar cheer when you were de.
feated Cor rather retroated) at Bull
Run. and other battlo~fields. These
same. so full of sympathy when
they want your vote, were enjoying
some of the Injuries OF llfe-per-
haps laying around the shade OF the
Court-hous Square-whIle tho
, boys were burying your leg at At
%Ianta. Georgia. Do you remember
the promises made to you while you
i were upon the march, or in rebel
t prisons? Do you remember that 1t
D was said that should you return,
r Won should have Il position at more
than thirteen dollars per month? Ii
G YOU do, then reconcile this with h
: scene in the Town Hall of Cams
n bridge. on the day Of the Conven-
t ton where one civilian defeated
@ two soldiers: and that Same asplr-
= ant had filled the Authorship three
terms, and Offering twice more and
receiving the nomination, both
j. times against soldiers. Another
II instance like this is perhaps not
within the memory OF any living
n man.
"And now, boys, it is time to
speak out, with tho right foremost
and n forward, march, Never re-
\ treat. never, until, III political cam
C.. paigns at least, you gain the respect
> and sympathy yOu should have 1oi
la your breken-legged dog. You have
G. friends to help you by hundreds
g. both IN the Convention and out o.
p #. With love and murh respcc
n and thanks to the townships OF Ok
20 ford. Londonderry, Madison, Wash
l. nston, Monroe, and the parts OF al
os the townships that gave you sup
j. port-but spot that man that trans
tn ferrcd his vuie from Berry to Ham
is; mond.
rs, "Notiee the call to be made 500
err. for another convention. Turn out
Ii one and all. You have nothing t
.ty risk, but principle to contend tol
Ii is not likely that your rights wi
he be respected until you fight.
ho S. W. Stockdale, n. A. Daniels,
D. W. B~rumbaugh, T. s. Bowers,
Ct VIM. A. Knouff w. A Bonnell'
mt ]. P. Williams ID. Thompson
Of L. Greenhouse, } G. Hughes,
co. Thos. Ralston, Geo. Lyle.
at "P. S. This list will answer f(
TO- the present, as it Is gotten mp IN
va space of about forty rods square
= a We a present a list of s3ldie
and citizens long enough 10 stretC
tor across the desk in the Auditor
To- Office. All things are made eve
en- Keep cool, gentlemen"
du- Williams, the Republican cand
en- date fer Auditor of State, was o.
- of the most active Of the HOr
Guards, ~entreating others to 60
ub- the front, while he staid at hon
'eu- drawing his salary as Auditor
the State, and spending a good port
the of 1t for whisky. This Wllliar
the dlssipated as be is, was re-nomlr
s IN ted by the late Republican st
civil Convention over the head of q
and serving soldier.
mise But we need not go out OF NJ
t Ig- gan County TO find tho Republic
'rty. party proving false to It's prom
unity to the soldiers ofthe late war.
y>at- rncent denomination of james
filed McGrew for County Auditor,
for the Republican County Convent.
for over Finley J. Ryan, is suficl
gged During all the war, and even u
had the present time, McGrew has
that joyed the cmoluments OF the \
over gan County Auditors Office. W
alsed RYAN was in the service, dong
RS oil tie for his country, exposed TO
taken perils and fatigues of q camps
lead at the front, McGrew was rec
Joun- ing the benefits of q fat Office
mined home. But this Is not all!
Re Grew, after promising Ryan
he would rot be a candidate a
1d'son against HIM in Convention, de
ra:ely went back on his word
CTS VI lowed his friends to place him
IL fore the Convention and 10 C
The late reports that Ryan was in
lp the uetent. The idea of Ryan /
or the incompetent But false as
those story was and secretly and
1 were tiougly as 1t was circulated, it
COM one of the means taken by
he cir. Court House Ring to defeat
H.. IL. There are some people that v
called make believe that if McGreN
to die the Office of County Au,