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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-08-22
Cross Questions and Silly An

Cross Questions and Silly An
sWers.
Republican. What fault do you find
with Grants administrations ?
Liberal. He takes presents.
r. Is.not his financial policy a
success ?
L. Yes, but he likes horses and
bull pups.
R. Do you object to his foreign
diplomacy?
L. No, but he goes to Long
Branch.
R. Does he not carry out the acts
of Congress faithfully?
L. Oh, yes, but he sits and
smokes.
R. Is not the country prosperous
and at peace ? Is not the National
Debt being reduced. the taxes light
ened, is not our credit abroad un-
bounded, our Indian policy humane
and satisfactory?
L. Yes, but he's Id old "Ne'
pot !"
R. Will Horace Greeley's cleo.
ton be change for the better? Is
he not vain, weak, vacilliating, preju
diced. ignorant of finance, a prolec
ZIONIST, the framer of the Klu>Kluz
law, the advocate of all the mos
extreme measures of the present Ad
ministration Would not the Pres.
idential Chair be disgraced, the cred
it of the nation be injured, the Gov.
ernment be laughing stock to th'
world, were this old, fanatical blath
erskite elected?
L. YeS-BUT- "ANYTHING
TO BEAT GRANT !!'
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CrOW-Bars.
TBy Brent Carl, in Missouri Democrat.

By Brent Carl, in Missouri Democrat
The flower of the Democratic
fock-the crow-cuss.
The crow is a raven, and the De-
mocracy are a.ravin' for crow.
"Liberals" may be sure that their
Democratic allies are close friends
they are crow-nies.
The saloons where Democrats
mostly congregate are changing
their names to crow-bars.
Democrats have logical reasons
for supporting Greeley. Their
reasons are ornitho-logieal.
Democrats have eaten so much
crow that they have already become
croakers. They have caws.
The Democrats will have a great
rally in November at Cro'nest on
the Hudson. They will stay there.
At present Democrats know all
about the crow; but this is the last
year of Democratic crow-know-
ledgy.
Nobody ought to poke fun at the
crow as an article of Democratic
diet. 1t is as good as anything else
to die at.
Democrats are no longer troubled
by snakes in their boots. They are
not even frightened at the crowtalus
horridus.
"Crow, Chapman, crow" used to
be Democratic catch-word. But
then the crow came out of the
Democrats: now it goes down their
throats.
Out of the eater came forth meat.
Samson's riddle is solved at las t.
The carrion crows have long been
feeding on the Democratic carcase;
but the Democrats have changed
that, and are now eating the crows.
The agricultural interests of the
country will be largely advanced
this year. Democrats have been so
hungry for crows that mono are left
to molest the cornfelds. The farm
ers should thank the Baltimore
Convention for nominating Greeley
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Reasons Why Perry Davis
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The simplicity attending its use, together with the
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travelling through the country.
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in HARRIS CO., Cincinnati, o.,
Proprietors for the Southern and Western States
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Hsboough County Ohio, Thursday
BULLY FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Air-"Kingdom Coming"

Air-"Kingdodn Coming'
Say, darkies, hsb you hearn the tidin's,
From de Norf Car'lina Slater
Massa Grants CUB de secesh a wusser hidin'
Dan dey've had before OBJ late.
Ole Greeley got de rebs enlisted,
And promised dem each a sop,
But seems de vote got kind O. circumtWisted,
And landed wrong side up.
Ole Greeley got licked, hal hal
Massa Grant he sticked, no hot
1t must be now dat de Kingdoms comm
An de year OBJ jubilO.
Ole Massa Schurz he come up billn',
Wild his head chock full OBJ kinks;
But we know'd all de time his spite was rilin',
An dat's what dis darkey links;
BE glib the darkies plenty OBJ honey,
But he run agin de snags;
An he sneak home feelin' berry almighty funny,
Wild his tail between his legs.
Ole Schurz, he run, hsl hal
Massa Grant, he won, no hOl
1t must be now dat de kingdoms comm,
An de year OBJ jubilo.
De darkies hear Massa Sumner tell
How Grants berry big scamp,
But his speech chimes too we'll wild de ole rebel yell
An dey kick him out OBJ camp.
Dey'll all for 'Lysses get enlisted,
An fight in his regiment;
Dey wont let his vote get circumtwisted,
But dey'll make him President.
Ole Greeleys licked, ha hal
Massa Grant he sticked, no, hol
1t must be now dat de Kingdoms comm,
An de year OBJ jubiIo.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-08-22

Every youth who is learning to
sip and soak at the grog-shops is
being fashioned to the uses of sham
Democracy. His virtuous parents
may be ignorant of his haunts and
his habits; but if he is learning to
love liquor and loose company he is
being fashioned to the ends of his
adversary. Hence the Democratic
managers and oracles almost uni
formly hate and revile the temper
ance reform, even when personally
temperate. They knew that its tri-
umph is their damage, and probable
defeat. There is not State in the
Union whereof the democratic is
not conspicuously hostile to what
ever legislation tends to diminish
the number or the power of the grog>
shops Horace Greeley.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-08-22

To obtain an effectual homemade
disinfectant, dissolve bushel of salt in
water, slack barrel of lime, which
should be wet enough to form kind of
paste. For the purpose of disinfectant
this homemade chloride of lime is near
ly as good as that purchased at the
shops and drug stores. Use it freely
about sinks, cellars, cutters, and out
houses, and in this way prevent sick
ness, suffering and expense.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-08-22

Little boy-Be you the drug man?
Druggist-Yes, sonny. What can 1
do for you? Little boy--Dad has
got 'em again! His boots is full of
'em, and he's bowling like thunder,
and mother sent me over to get suth-
in for him quick. Druggist-What
does he want? Little boy-Don't
know, but he's yellinf'anything to
beat GrantW-[Bufalo Express.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-08-22

The other day the Tribune pub
lished a list of defaulters to the Gov
erment. Of the men included in the
list, the New York Commercial says:
Three of them are dead, five are fu-
gitives, and the other thirteen are
supporters of Greeley. There is not
defaulter in the country but favors
Greeley's election. If there is one
that does not, he is as great Curl
osity as white elephant.
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The Cincinnati COmmoner, a
sheet that still believes in jeff Davis
and the Virginia resolutions of '98,
says-"the nomination of Mr.. Gree
ley by Democrats is an amazing fact.
1t is suicide to all engaged in it; to
him as we'll as to them. He will be
beaten by General Grant" This is
the prophecy of a Democrat who
will not sell himself.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-08-22

"When we look around US in this
country, what do we see ?" says
Governor Brown in his Columbus
speech. Well, if we look in the
direction of New Haven, we see
candidate for the Vice Presidency
as tight as a brick Missouri Dem-
ocrat.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-08-22

All do not know that there are several
hundred thousand mulattoes in this
country; and we presume that no one has
any serious doubt that the fathers of at
least nine-tenths of them are white
Democrats, and we are told that these
Democrats, if they will have yellow
children, might better than otherwise
treat the mothers respectively as wives,
after the laudable pattern of that emil
nent Democrat, Vice-President Richard
NJ. JohnsOn.-[Horace Greeley, Dec. 10,
1867.
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The "Liberals," and We mean
those in our midst as well as else
where, are willing to forgive the re-
bells who starved our boys at Ander-
sonville, but they are not willing to
forgive Gen. Grant for some light
mistakes he may have made as Pres
ident. Are they not very "Liberal?'
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-08-22
The old rhyme says,
"A man ofwords and not Of deeds
Is like a garden full of weeds"

"a man OIL WORDS anu not OF ueeu5
Is like garden full of weeds"
and this precisely describes Mr..
Greeley. In con trast to this, Presi-
dent Grant is man of deeds and
not of words-with him words are
deeds, and the industries of the
country may be assured that he will
stand in their defense firmly as a
rock against any dangerous assault
their enemies may be preparing for
them. In his career as soldier and
statesman no instance can be cited
when he has betrayed friend, vio-
lated a pledge, or deserted a princi-
pie, and his reelection will be such
a guaranty of stability as is impera-
lively demanded by the industries
of the country.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-08-22

Since the spring of 1871, the Republi-
can party has not met with a single re-
verse in any State election that has
meanwhile been held. On the contrary
it has redeemed J5Ue States from Demo
cratic rule, namely, Connecticut, New
Hampshire, California, Oregon and
North Carolina.
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Hon. Heny W. Paine, of Boston,
formerly of Hallowell, Maine, a
prominent Democrat, comes out for
Grant in preference to Greeley, on
the ground that it would be & sacri-
fee of the business interests of the
country to select so crotchety a man
as Greeley to so high a position.
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COuuudrumS.

Why is a troy-weight Ike an unconscientiOua
person? Because it has no scruples.
Why is an egg produced in the month of May like
q native Of Malacca? Because it is q May-Iay.
Why is the early grass like pen-knifsi Because
the spring brings out the blades.
What is that, which Luke had before, Paul had
behind, that girls have, that boys do not have, and
which, if you wish to have both behind and before,
you must 60 to LiVerpooll The Letter L.
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The Democratic party has "pro-
gressed" rapidly. Old Hickory
wanted to hang secesSionists; twen-
ty-eight years later, its head did not
find in the Constitution any author
ity to coerce State; now it has
placed at its head the man who open
ly advocated the right of secession
in the New York Tribune in 1860.
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"He means WE'LL" is thus touch
ed off in the last number of Harper's
Weekly. "Our friends think also
that Mr.. Greeley means well. Per-
haps he meant well when he encour-
aged and justified secession; when
he urged President Lincoln to
buy a peace; when he promoted
foreign Intervention; when he grave
ly perplexed Lincoln by his Mag
ara performances; when he complain
ed to Mr.. Seward long ago that he
had not been rewarded with an office
when he half apologized for Swee-
ny and Tweed ; whenever he had
done anything which showed his
fatal want of judgment. Had he
been President instead of Lincoln,
he might have meant well in sur
rendering to the rebellion. Do oul
friends think it;enough to mean well
if they have no Judgment"
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at is Horace Greeley who has
come to the Captain of the Alaba-
ma, and not the Captain of the Al
ALBANIA who has gone to Greeley.
He stood where he had always stood,
he preferred him to any war DEM
ocrat. ."-Adniral Semnles at Mobile.
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A friend of the Christian Register
writes a clergyman that he has got
so far as to hurrah for Gr--, but
doesn't know whether to end with
ant or eeley. The clergyman replies
by referring him to Proverbs vi.
6-"Go to the ant, thou sluggard !"
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An exchange says: "The Rad
icals begin to realize that Greeley's
nomination means business" We
always realized it. 1t was a matter
of bargain and sale from the begin
ing.
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The New York Advertiser says
the belief that the regular Democrat
ic Convention, to be held at Louis
vile on the Sd of September, will
nominate Charles O'Conor, of New
York, for President, gathers strength
daily.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-08-22

Ralph Semmes, the commander
during the late unpleasantness of the
pirate ship Alabama, supports Gree
ley. He says:
"It is Horace Greeley who has
come to the Captain of the Alabama,
and not the Captain of the Alabama
who has gone to Greeley. He stood
where he had always stood"
There are good many who think
with Semmes, that the "come" is on
the part of Greeley.
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lad for His Eve.

Two of our politicians, of different
opinions of course, were arguing one
evening, each holding forth the mer-
its of the candidates of his party.
"I'll tell you what it is," said one
of them, "Old Greeley's had his eye
on the Presidential chair this many
a year."
"Well, then, let me tell you, that
old Grant'll sit down on that eye on
the 18th of next March jist as sure as
you ive."-TColumbus Journal.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-08-22

Greeley's friends are at work in
Missouri. A Band of masked Ku-
Klux, in Carter County, have whip
ped and driven from home a num-
Der of its Republican citizens
Thomas Lawson was the last victim.
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A new locomotive named Horace
Greeley has just been turned out OF
the Schenectady car shops. 1t bolt
ed from the track and was "busted"
up the first day.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-08-22

1t seemed rather queer at Balti-
more to see Wigfall and Fitzhugh
Lee trying to brow-beat the hard
headed and stiff-necked old Penn
syIvania Democrats into supporting
an Abolitionist.
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Select Miscellany.
NOT FOR GREELEY.

We're square old fashioned Democrats,
And mean to die the same;
Wen fight on Democratic ground,
And if we die, die game.
We're honest Locos, every one,
And cannot vote for Grant,
But for Old Horace Greeloy-bahI
We simply say we ''shaH't.'
He called us liars, thieves and roguos,
And said just what he meant,
It's rather "thin" to ask US now
To make him President.
You may sugar coat him as you will,
He won't go down our throats,
For he's still Old Horace Greeley
And he'll never get our votes.
When "On to Richmond" was his cry, .
Ger miles of rebe graves,
He bid four hundred millions
To pay for rebel slaves.
He signed JEFF. Davis bail bond
To dazzle Southern eyes,
With us the trick will go for mir"
Such trickery we despise.
From Maine to California now,
heoA hhe SAg
That is to clear out public thieves
In next November's storm;
But Horace Greeley amt the man
To bring about that thing,
BE lives too near to Tammany
Aud he's got the Tammany Ring.
And as for Brown and "soft shell crabs"
Why, only Browns to blame,
In our old ld-fashioned platform though
1t has another name.
We've nailed our colors to the mast,
Whatever be our fate,
Well vote our tickets, drink our toasts,
But vote and drink 'em straight.
Give us an old-time Democrat,
Un-Greelied, true and tried,
Wen fight with him to victory
Or perish by his side,
But as for Horace Greeley-bah
You cannot buy our votes
With twice four hundred millions
OF bis old white hats and coats.
We have some "Libsral'' neishbors
Who nurse the peoples ills,
And sell their votes to Greeley
To get to sell their pills;
That's called Liberal increment"
It's ''otCftil hin," you see;
'-How are you, Horace Greeleyi"
"ShoO fly, don't boddsr mel"
-[Ripley Bee. OLD LINER.
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The Democracy lay great stress
upon the fact that Mr.. Randolph,
their temporary chairman, is a
grandson of Thomas Jefferson. The
Democracy are, in this case, as in all
others, fifty years behind anything
that is good.
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A letter from Gen. Dix is publish
ed, in which the General states he
is incapable of supporting Greeley
for President, without utterly aban-
doning all political principles.
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George Law said recently: "Mr.
B., 1 have about a million and a
half in United States bonds, and if
Mr.. Greeley should be elected 1
would sell them out Immediately"
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Old Uncle Henry, an EmPoris, KAN
sas, negro, gives it as his opinion that
many colored man who votes for Greeley
ought to have one good, blessed whop-
pin'-just such as dey used to git when
Horace's friend jeff run things"
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The "immortal j. N. Free" is out
for Greeley. From his standpoint
he felt that he could do nothing else.
J. N. is only trihe more insane
than the other Liberals.
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The last two years of Andy Johnson's
administration the expenses of the E1-
ecutive Department were $500, ,5O4.O5.
The first two years Of Gen. Grants adj
ministration these expenses were $1S,-
Ol9, 1891. That is healthy economy.
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The New York Commercial Ad-
vertiser, one of the best informed
papers in regard to political affairs
in the country, says that for one
Republican who will vote for Gree
ley in Pennsylvania there will be
ten Democrats who will vote for
Grant, to say nothing of the num-
Der who will stay away from the
polls on election day. Pennsylvania
is lust as sure for Grant as old Yer
mont. "The star that never SETS"
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A great deal of sneering and turn
ing up Of noses has been done by
Democrats whenever a colored man
represented his race in Republican
convention. They have always, as
a party, held that a colored man
had no rights that Democrat was
bound to respect; and this accounts
for the fact that at the recent Balti-
more Democratic Convention that
nominated Mr.. Greeley for Presi-
dent, there were no colored dele
gates allowed to represent that
class of voters. in the convention.
This was not the case at the Phila-
delphia Convention; col0red dele
gates were admitted to seats in the
convention that nominated General
Grant.
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Vice President Colfax spoke to his
neighbors, at South Bend, Saturday,
He says-"I march only under the flag
and keep step to the music of the old
Republican party of liberty and 10y
aJtv
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OLD KENTUCKY-The news
grows better and better from Ken
lucky. Republican Sheriffs were elec-
ted in Fayette, Jessamine, Christian,
Garrard, Adams, and pobably Estil
and other counties.
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Oberlin would "go for" Greeley,
the great abolitionist, they said and
so it does. A canvass of the college
stood-Grant $50, Greeley 21.