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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31
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We commend the following whole
some .doctrinesu0f Horace Greeley to
such Democrats as think they are too
pure to support the nominee of their
party, and would like 10 have them
answer what better Democratic doc
trine or sentiment they desire -
''That, subject to our solemn Com
stitutional obligation. to maintain the
equal rights of all citizens, our policy
would aim at local self-goyernment,
and not at Capitalization that the civ
il authority should be supreme over
the military; that the writ of ha6cds
corpus should be, ,jealouely upheld as
the isafeghafd of personal freedom
that the individual citizen should en-
ioy the largest liberty consistent with.
public order; and that there should
be poFederal supervision of the in
te.nal policy of the several States and
municipalities, but that each shall be
left free to enforss the rights and pr9n
nlete the we1f being of its inhebitantss
BY such means as the Judgment of its
own people shall prescribe" nsI
The Democrat who stays away, from
the polls on Tuesdaysnext and refuses
to vote for Horace Greeley, practicat+
that he does not desire
uniyeizal amnesty, de, reconciliation,
and harm onious relation of all sections
Of the Uniop.bthe maintenanee of the
Democratic doctrine Of
the right of local self government by;
'alithe States, Che subordi dination of the
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31
AiIis not Lovely.

Since the opening of the present
campaign the Grant orators and news
papers have lost no opportunity to di-
late upon the prosperity of the country
and to Attribute It all to the manage
ment Of the financial affairs by the
present administration, and for this
reason they have urged the reelection
OF Grant, declaring That his defeat
would unsettle our financial affairs
and bring ruin upon the business in
terests of the country. Butsit seems
that everything is not as lovely as these
leading politicians wonld make people
believe. If everything is as prosper
Ians, fsmoney is plenty and times good
as they pretend, what means the
squealing' among the merchants,
manu- ufacturers and business men OF
the great business centersl zTheltruth
is, and business men aresbeginning to
realize il, that money matters are. ex7
ceedingi3 close, which comes of the
ruinou policy of this administration
OF contracting theg currencycfor the
benefit of the bondholders aud large
and to the great inconvenl
fence and loss Of the business interests
Of the country. The following dis
patch,shows howlittle credit is due
to the Administration FOR its financial
management, about which the tools
K
Of Grant are SO loudly Boosting:
3. gr WAsHINGpeN, October pa del
egatien representing the business men
of st. iIoRis,s Cincinnati, Dubuque,
Milwaukee, and Pittsburg h, called up
ON Secretary Boutw ell this morning
and urged the importance ofreiieving
the, stringeney of tie money market
by increasing the volume of the cur
rency. They showed the great scare
ity OF currency throughout the West
and qrged him to issue the forty-four
millions of dollars in legal tender re-
serves. The Secretary in reply said
he. was glad hear their statements,
and would give the matter his earnest
attention. iBag ,iosia ,'i = a
The truth is, the entire financial af-
faira of the government are run in the
interest Of the bondholders and East
,ern capitalists, and there is no hope OF
relief to the tax-paying people of the
country except in a change of Admin
/. Ia en- Eti1f5 H53E fFTiiso9 sft~s 's'i-
1is.sTs.l Is.io. oaYl.sg1aoK bn9 age1it) ei "a"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31

The GRANTEES profess to be in favor
of a government by, the people; yet
they lnstigate the most palpable frauds
in Pennsylvania and North Carolina,
and elsewhere, and by bribery, perju-
ry, ballot-box stufing, false counting
and every conceivable artifice, carry
those States against the manifest wish
of their people. This is, q pretty,
commentary upon their professions,
claiming all the honesty i'm the land! I!
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31

> i MosEs7L7.not ,our, NJ Moses--but Moses,
Caroiiha, isGa is .. fit and proper person to
fsPressan;t tsp sa;s! thg kfadifsl party and head
Radical State, IT was he who fired
the first shot al, iSpmpteri and who
pulled down the American flag and
.hoisted the Confederate colors over.
that fortress, after the9 surrender of,
Anderson. But this is not his only,
title to be considered a representative
et e,i a that par; party, Hs is is a also & charged
of Representatives of that State, issued
a million OF fraudulent pay certificates
for distribution among his friends, q :
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31
= WIN. NJ, Tweed votes for Grant.
Vote for Greeley. ai


pii THE STRAIGHT OUTs.-G General Joe
Geiger and some half dozen other fol-
lowers of that exalted patriot, Blatant
Duncan, held mass meeting in the
Office of the General on Thursday of
last week, and went through the farce
of nominating an O'Connor aud Ad-
ans Electoral Ticket. for Ohio, and
this is the ticket they formed:
+ Electors at Large-Stephen Crane
and J!iX. Dawson. District Electors
-J. w. iCootz,a Henry G.. Darnham,
James H.Webb, John X. Giipin, VIM.
Carter, =. d. Moray, S. I'll. George, A.
j. Robinson, Lyman B. Hanover, Geo
B. Houghton, VIM. Hartsook, G. Vie
gand, francis Perfect. j. III. Scott,
Francis Bauersock, George S. Van
Cleve, iFurguson III. a Alexander, David
Gibbs, Oliver s. S.iGfeen, and oseph B.
KIilmer.iiiaat 10 eosl35li s'is'.t
How many of these candidates are
Grant men we have not the means of
knowing The one from this district
voted an open Granite ticket at the
last election and wiz unquestionably
vote for Grant on Tuesday. This is
purely q Grant movement, and those
engaged IN it are doing their. level
best to perpetuate the rule of, the
present thieving, corrupt and despoic
dynasty They don't desire pacifica-
ton or rreform..Gi t9i gl't 2" '.sa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31
A Revolutionary Plot.

Our candidate for Vice-President,
Governor Brown, in his late speech at
Belleville, Illinois, brings prominently
into7tHe foreground matter which
has not been sufiicientlYdiscussed du-
ring the late campaign, and yet moth
ing else shows so clearly the desper-
ate character of the Grant partisans,
and tbeif intention to arevolutioniZe
the Government. In 1858 it will be /
remembered that the Grant majority
counted in the electoral vote of Geor-
gia. which was for Horatio Seymour,
with this remarkable qualification
that if it determined the result it was
lobe Thrown out altogether. Their
leaders, under the decision of caucus
maintained on the floor that Congress
had the right to reject and throw out
States. Senator John Sherman, of
Otioy deciafeds that il 1T was necessa-
ny to throw out New Y ork to elect
Grant it would be done. NoW5 the
Constitution of the United States is.
mandatory. 1t simply provides that
the PRESIDENT of the Senate,a inI pres
ence- of the Senate, and House of Rep
resentatives, shall open and Count the
electeralsv otesEofl the several States,
and that theperson having the highest
number, shall. be elected President.
No authority il. given any body for
i'any cause, to refuse to receive and
kcount t. the electoral vote of any State.
Under the doctrine then maintained,
| lthat-G Congress at its pleasure
throw out States, General Grant could
be elected as long as he lives; no mat
ter if he was defeated by large ma
jority, Congress might, upon some
frivolous technical plea, reject enough
States either to elect him or make no
choice by the people, and thus throw
the election into their own body. 1t
wasaour recollection of this violent
revolutionary proeeedin ine,anaong other
things, that srendered Us adverse to
| the Nomination of any straight Dem
ocratic ticket. We felt convinced that
if we elected such ticket, those COM
posing it would not be allowed to take
possession of their offices. The chances
of similar fraud being perpetrated
upon Liberal Republicans like Greeley
and Brown I'VE did mot think Were
near as great They have friends in
Congress, or would have after their
eIection, in such numbers we believed,
as to prevent the outrage threatened
/ upon regular Democrats. After the
experience of this campaign-after
witnessing the jatrocio frauds in
Pennsylvania, the villainy i'll Indiana,
the sending of troops to Alabama-no
one can fail to see, especially by the
hight Of what was threatened in 1868,
'IpEthat tie MOTTO, of Grant IS to continue
4 himself inspoIer, peaeeably If be Gan,
7 but forcibIy if necessary. An over
whelming expression of the people at
the polls is the only thing that will, by
terrifying unscrupulous conspirators,
give us guarantee for the preserva-
ton of our republican Institutions
Enquirer.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31

SPuRIoUs Tickets. and
Liberal Republicans, look v ell to your
tickets. Every means will be resorted.
to to defraud the people in the coming
election. Jeel that the names of the
Greeley and Brown Electors are all
right on You ticket before it goes into
the box.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31

LIZ the poor, ldowntrodden, and OPP
pressed Negro, 9suddenly raised to
manhood,e given all the rights of
American, citizenship, SO far from be-
ing taught of5what inestimabIe' value
and how sacred. the trnsteimposed on
him, considers his vote a ma. ketable
article and sells himself to hehighest
bidder, his new life will be degrade
ton. fHe, has never made much pro-.
gfess in ehis native country. There he
is in ignorance still. The experiment
of emancipation. in the West Indies
was, to, say the least, almost, if not
entirely, q failure 1t seemed that it
was reserved to this great, generous.
and enlightened people to try theeef-
fects of fertilization upon thispoor and
ignorant race. Providence put it in
to the mind and heart of this people
to, raise the, negro to manhood, and
now, when he frst.exercises the right
to vote, / pray Gods mercy upon the
unthinking men Mho,-to reach pow
er, will dathe'poornegro to sell the
right which free people have given
to him.-[Gov. Curtin. :sa3;s y 4ao'J
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31


THE pretext for the policy of hate
which has been adopted by the Radi-
cal party in its dealings with othe
Southern people is, that the South
once refused to submit to the popular
will expressed at the ballot-box. This
is the objectionable sin which they
have committed, and tits for this that
they are punished. But the question
now becomes pertinent whether it is
not more wicked, and more danger
Gus and demoralizing to the people of
this nation to resist the popular will
by fraud or by open secessionp There
is no doubt in the mind of any candid
man of the fact that the majority of
the people of Pennsylvania were de-
priyed of their right to choose their
own rulers. by a system of frauds and
corruption unparalleled in the history
.of the world. If the people of the
South are to be. forever punished for
their, sin in openly resisting the pop
flalaf; will, what punishment does not
that party deserEe which does the
same thing by means which not only.
deprive the people of their rights but
at the same time corrupts their morals
and makes republican government d
farce ali "a failure. If the people, are
ipowerless to prevent the transfer of
power from the hands ofathe, majority
to the hands of the minority, the. days
of popular elections, !, are numbered.
If such things can be done with im-
punity, the time will soon come when
the party which now usurps an au-
thority in defiance of popular will,
will feel themsel strong enough to
with the trouble of going
through the forms of ldng it,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31
Ticketsyl

:, The Presidential tickets are printed
and ready fer delivery. Democratic
and Liberal Republican Committees,
who haEe not already done, so, send
in your orders for them. ~. ea i
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31

A rPErITIoNsiof colored Masonsn
was presented tosthei Grand Lodge of
the State of. Onios asking recognition
on terms of equality bbut time not
permitting its coasideratioh,l I 4 t was7
laid on the table, and the Grand Lodge
adjourned ssnesdSeai Let Grant sordeis
the re-asseInbling of the Grand Lodge
and shootieyeryibroth che spot,
who refuses to recognize then colored-
men.iY4soliyf9 ~ ai9isIs Atiisto''hll,'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31

n = a I.fl4l I'D -aIIi tIiI.W III ?
A GRAFT man at st, Louis is now.ai
Greeley man, because, after telegraph.
ing three times 10 General Grant, at
Washington, TO know If he would run
again in 1876, only the, following re-.
sponse was elected: al 3iW 81 tiltes'
"WAsHINGToNy5Oc O october 8, 1877. y
"To-- !: General Grant refuses to-
answer.,s - sasils sd iaOPERAT0R.'ais
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31

%, ANNas DrckkiiSSss ON ,lecttpred on Fri
day syenifngI 7el nj ito q largo audience in
Cooper's Institute, New y ork. She
event 1or' Grant, icondeInning him
mostiVehetnently for his t'selfshneessass,,
Istolidit !, and corrupt afinities.s@ Iov.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31
Presidential Election next

Il Let every Democrat and Liberal
Republican, every opponent to the
Grant tyranny, be on hand and vote for
Greeley and Brown, and, the present
corrupt dynasty will go to the wall.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31
supbort the Nominees. !.

aglaI Support, the Nominees. r.
- 1t has ever been a cardinal principle
of Democrats to support the nominees
1of the party. What Democrat will
depart from that principle now ?
Greeley and Brown are the regular
nomine es iof onr party, having been
nominated by almost an unanimous
vote. To those who. acknowledge fe-
atty to party there is no escaping the
obligation to supportlthe regular NOM
inees. They must either. remain true
to the principles Of the party or be
5classed as boilers. .ls4,los ailJnq
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31

PREsIpElsNTIAsL IF Election. next Tues-lI
day. Let no. Democrat be absent
f,lfs. *flt,.,..strE T. gusyH iu9silinS leol
from the polls.n bal hiio5s hliw bsiae
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31

aoTHE safe of Qrmsbee &rGo. jewell
-ers, on.-John street, New York, was
Broken open son Sunday morning BY.
burglars concealed in the building
over night, and robbed of $4,000
worth of, jewelry,4it t,a ~ 81 ifIosi i'2no
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31

Is THE WAR ENDED ?H.If it is let the
people of this country say SO by their
votes on Tuesday next. Let them
vote for Greeley and Bro wn,, and thus
puts quietus upon the men and party
who are striving to pefpetuate the
hates aud animosities engendered by,
a terrible civil war which terminated
nearly eight years ago. Of q sed 10 =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31

The San Domingo scheme Is to be.
revived. Senator Cole, Of California.
is making speeches in favor of it and,
Babcock advises friends to invest m on
ey in the Island as it will certainly be-
annexeda The Grant, pressfwiH soon
receive orders itoqsupport this twice,
repudiated measure.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31

'u A lgoNuLUsIyE argument is made to
the negroes in New Orleans to vote
for Grant. They are told that if Gree
ley is elected they will never ride in
a street car again. - .l'elsW 3l9ia q
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31

TPE three Grant congressman elect
ed in south Carolina aresnegroes. The
only white Congressman elected is
Hon. B. f. Perry, q Democrat. 81 .ei
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31

"A - A,----- z>-r....~<.
An y Sonor .1''''sa -.n-iee.o1 AlAAos' il''esa
! VIM. Hartsook, of Mount Vernon,
Ohio. who was Nominated .by General
iIIa, Caa;,g,aa.s aana;5a.an e.. Ela.to,
5e Ss,1s -. 1.ss, 49,
h.tnei e,eonor anu sAoaals a'int, bticAe'' ci1s1
publishes the. following card, respect
fully declining the lprofered honor:
2 81 Efo1IuT VrpNo,a ntz1o ,fs.t. 4O,.a
u I5,17l1 10 rr,r nr.Ioop. 1T have
been nominated as an, E,ector on the
O,Conor dae,;,ad daG = 1870 fn' &C.,. tb1 ,;am
ination5 there is,hos Democfati0 paih- :
r raSas fIy ~ acI;ne' eli E Is = ,S;sste @
for aEleotor ION othat' ticket. II the
nemoeracy esapee.s saa Go.,oY 10 aeieas 1fah'
sai9y ~ u so'o 4oi y2r-e ~. s.-v
@ his ,'ss,"ssIss ~. .l.i.lu.,..i . = ld 80 Esd
d sriaIia .Igaa9.. i, 9dl lorl.,oa q q
q Y1alinoi inSSN tso1tooaee',l'a :.ltai1 ..,,.
Long John wentworth IN q, recent
eecnIaelsefsa f asnnaeago a;d "a upon pom
s g Whsn jSsanfs i see Gen. Grant setting dna
to bed iWithis Gem. Longstreet @ and Ill
see the great gneril lla9M Mosbyeomei out
and lndorse him., leas useless TO- TAX
y us nspqSlics.ns ao0uT u1I 1uar assSo,aa s
iua ~ ~ pTt.sgIt t3I ese. - :: L-sS,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31
VANCE 81 WELLS

have this day received their Spring Goods, con-
sisting in part OF Window Shades, Shade fax
lures, Shade cord, Chromos, Picture Frames,
Nails, Picture Cord, Table Cutlery, Glassware,
Crockery, Looking Glasses, Window Cornice.
Our Window Shades are all this spring styles,
and not old patterns out of use for years.
We are selling good extension Table of our
own manufacture for 81 ,25 per foot.
Have just received a hneand large assortment
of Lounges, all new and desirable goods, which
we shall sell very low -r
weare agents for, and keep on hand, the ceie-
brated Woven Wire Mattress-the best bed in
use. Every one guaranteed to give satisfaction.
VANCE & WELLS.
Ravenna, Ohio April 9th, 1872.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31

Look OUT FOR RooRBAcKs. AL
manner oflying stories about KuKIux
outrages will be put in circulation
just on the eve of the election forthe
purpose of deceiving the people
Believe them not aa5 es.i sH i.,vef
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31

THE Phfladelphia Age says Us that the
population Of that city has, decreased
about Is 900 since the election gT III
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31
Symptoms of Liver Complaint
!, i and, some of the diseases pre-


duced byit.d habalid ~eW ! 7"I .
A sallow or yellow color Of skin, oi.
yellowish brown spots on, face and
otheri parts of b6dy,,,o dhliIiessA and
idrowsiness with frequent headache :
dizziness, bitter or bad taste in mouth
dryness of throat, and internal heat I;
palpitation, in many cases a dry, teas
ing cough, with sore throat, unsteady
appetite, a raising of food, and h
choking sensation in throat; distress,
heaviness OF bloated or fun feeling
about stomach and sides, painin sides,
back on breast, and about shoulders, /,
collie, pain and sorehess tfrro ugh
bowels, with heat; constipation, al,
ternating with fre1ueiit attacks of
diarrhna piles, flhtaleffce, NERVOUS
ness, coldnessiofextren4it rush ef
blood to head with symptoms Of ap4
3oplexy,i numbnesspf limbs, especially
at night; cold ehills7 Alternating with
hot flashes kidney and urinary diff !
,culties female weakness aaiid ifregu-
larities, with dullncss, low spirits, um!!
,soeiabilityi and gloomy foreb6aiHgs..
Only a few Ofithe above synibt0nis
arc likely to be present. in larry case at
one time All who use iD4. IPiefce's
Golden Medical Discovery for Liver
complaint alldits complications are
loud in its praise. Sold by all drug
,gists everywhere. .60l,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31

SEE all your neighbors anda have
them fully aroused to the imp portance
of doing a faithful and effective days
work on Tuesday next. ssi'sosa .;,,a
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31
Think OfThis.

Every Democratic leader in the
United Ststes, without q solitary eS-
ception, is advocating the election of
Horace Greeley When the overcon-
sciencious, Perpendicular Democrat
from the rural district declares in his
infinite wisdom that he cannot sup
port the regular nominees Of the Dem
ocratic party, he should let waiting
world know what peculiar revelations
have been delivered to him that have
been withheld from the STRONG men
who nave stood inithe front and led
the Democratic party for the last
twenty years. .,s.s,a.sf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31

s. AT The, late election the Demoefatsi
and Liberal ReppblieaH 81 of Montgom-
cry County, Ohio, ipeminated0Mrli L..
j.; Jones, an inmate sof the SOLDIERS
Home, as, their candilatelfor Clerk of
Court, one of the MOST honotable and
lucrative offices in the countyaIabIm'
Jones was severely wounded in the;
war, and is therefore asndeT physical
disability that prevents him ,Vfronn
earning a livelihood by hisiown exer-l
tons, Has meager pensien drovehims
to the asylum, ls n oW,a what de we.
see The Grant party and the officers
of the Soldicas~ Home exerting them-,
selves with greater industry .to,defeat
him than any other man pHlthe Liber..
al ticket We are, cory TO D say they
were successful. This shows the syms
pathy " hich the fGrantitesi have ffori
soldiers and for, inmates lof Soldiers.
Homes.-EaQuircr. .nosni0L !
4 II 4s-:ss@.444EA Z II a2gHo9d
REMEMBER, Democrats and Lib,
erals, that THAI Tuesday aext,is eleutionl
day, Do your whole duty. Get out,
every every ey9tef oppoFssed toi tho present
corrupt andIdespotic administrator,
ana an win bewell. 9isI1i'a Is'iAl slah' %,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31

Fully one-fourth of the voters of
the Grant faction, the negroes, can
neither read nor write. A pretty par
ty, truly, TO talk about having all the
intelligence and decency.s9ss Ferfs,:i
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31
Penalties ,ofaIlIegal1 Voting.

= iyEenalgleS s0IEAIIegaI3HOCIn
Ehefollo wing afeltiie severe penal
ties Illegal voting as found on pa
gesG644 ands5a5 of Swan and Critcfi-,
fields Statutes, Vol. 1!!ni 500 5'il q /" =
aForI voting in a township where the
vetef has lotnresided twenty DAYS,
from, one,to six months imprisonment.
For voting sin county where the
voter does not reside, penitentiary for
fromnone ito three years, at hard Ia
bOr. MIS- b.iioW esEasi5} 5h5 80 aSas-.ii'
For airesident ofanother State who
|yoteslin't State, penitentiary from
one to five years at hard labor. - -
For voting more than once, peniten-
tiary from one to fyesyears.xtxF 81.
For any one not a resident of Ohio
| for one year, or net twenty-one years
of age, or not,a citizen of the United
States, or convicted of some infamous
icrime and not pardened, voting, inn
prisonment for from oned to- six
months. ~, IA .,ss..Ft suiaff,a4I 10 Z
Any, person bribing an elector in.
his voting, or attempting to influence
by bribery. Imprisonment from one
to six mouths 10 hsG S les 10 -
For deceiying an elector who can
mot read, ipenitentiary from one to
three years; ;sf,i5ltIa .JasG Of A5s9q
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31
no IN FITfTT1s -
REMEMBER. Demacrafs antl
I be'well.

.lnn q IL 80 bovi1qsb ss532tau
-vinaoas1 y bna sElgY 10 sfnsa9m mfoi
.snasdoxs iRHoiian1etnt 10 mDlt1am ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31

rs MINISTER Washbprne arrived in
New York. on the DutcAland on Sat-
urdag. is home just in time to
vote for his master. " i.. l''' % -,