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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-31
ATTENTION, REPUBLICANS!


A few days since, says the Gin.
Gazette, we referred briefly to a re-
port that a systematic attempt would
be made by the Greeley managers to
carry the election by fraud.
Full information, however, has
since been placed in our possession,
from which it appears that the or
ganization is widespread, and that
frauds are to be attempted in all the
Western States, but especially in
Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois.
The frauds are to be committed,
first, by repeating, and, second, by
tampering with the ballot boxes.
We are writing now upon infor-
nation, not upon hearsy, and at the
proper time we shall be prepared to
give details of this conspiracy, which
for satisfactory reasons, are now
with held.
The Republican party can not be
defeated on next Tuesday except by
gigantic frauds. and these can not be
successful if our friends will do their
duty in watching the polls and
guarding the ballot boxes. Honest
eyes should not be taken off the lat
ter, even for lunch, until the coun-
ting is completed. When the ballot
box is left in one room while the
judge lunch in another, it can easily
be tampered With, and Democratic
tickets be substituted for Republican
Alleged frauds in Pennsylvania
are made the pretext for the con.
spiracy of which we write. 1t is a
desperate attempt TO defeat the hon
est voice of the people and it is be-
ing prosecuted under loud cry oI
frauds, when it is very well known
that the ballot box suffers in this
country belong to the Democratic
rarity, and have had their instructions
from the New ork Tammany ring
which. as was proven, counted thirty
Thousand fraudulent votes
in New York City
alone, for Seymour, in 1868.
But Tammany rascals or Tammany
pupils can not cheat the people o
the West unless Republicans go te
sleep, and, being now forewarned ol
the danger, they will not be likely tc
sleep.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-31

Look at the pretense of"Reform. !"
Was there ever such q stale and emp
iy pretense ever set up? Was there
ever such palpable humbug support
ed by any decent body of men? To
say nothing about the leading Lib
erals" every man of whom of any
note has a patch" or q ''sore" as the
mark OF the beast upon him-passing
these by, just look at Greeley as a
"Reformer With the whole cor
rupt gang of Tammany supporting
him; a party TO q tobacco case in
New York, with Tweed and others !;
at this time himself defendent in a
suit for Fourierite property in Indi-
ana-look at him, as the head Of re
form party! One of his able advo
Gates in Cincinnati says, with q grave
face, Greeley has the 'faror of hon.
esty" Truly it is the flavor. 1t re-
minds us of two hungry boys who
stood at the grating of a house on
Fifth avenue, smelling the odor. the
flavor of good dinner. "Ah,
says one. it smells good. They aIe
having roast beef and plum pudding,
Alas ! the poor boys got only the fla
vor,' which is more than we can ex-
pect from a Greeley administration,
surrounded by Tammany and sore
heads.
Morality is never much advanced
by excited elections. But what must
be, thought of this? Was there ever
in the whole existence of the Ameri-
can republic such an attempt to elect
President by lies and SANDERS as
that made now to elect Greeley over
Grant? Some of the charges made
against Grant are as ridiculous as
some against Jefferson. 1t was
charged against Jefferson that he
wore red breeches. This is scarcely
more ridiculous than to charge it as
Il crime that Grant appointed some
of his relations to minor Offices. or
that he did not refuse (before he was
elected) to accept memorial for his
services from patriotic citizens?
Would you? The American people
care nothing for these things. But
lucy Cau NV lOOh OH MIN iHuiASb
ence to the monstrous lies and shams
put forth by Greeley and his parti-
sans. Take two for examples, the
first, one that Greeley uttered at San
dusky. when he said the Treasury
would disbuse ten millions for cleo
ton purposes, and two millions
would go to the Republican party!
Take the other, in which his organ,
the Tribune, deliberately charged
Colfax, Blaine, Dawes, end others
with having received hundreds of
thousands of dollars from the Pacific
road. This was persisted in. when
every intelligent man saw there was
no truth in it, and when this lie could
really do no good to the confederate
party. A. last it was acknowlged
false. These are only examples OF
the scandalous depravity with whic b
the Liberals carried on q campaign
Of lies and shame.
And now what is to be the upshot
of it? We see that some of the con-
federate committees and presses are
tryingto rally their forces for ano,h-
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-31

of the agent of said Township in New York
City said bonds to be issued in Twenty SER
les of Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollars each,
with interest coupOns attached, conditioned
for the payment OF said per cent. interest.
The first of said series 10 be payable in Ten
Years from the date of their issue the sec
ond in ten and a half years from the date Of
their issue third in Eleven years from the
of their issue and 81 on semi-annualy, and
the last in twenty [20l years from the date
of their Issue. Said bonds to be signed bs the
Township Trustees and attested by the clerk
with the seal o. said Township, ii any there
be-.
CIV Kemp, Hugh Long. Il F Kennedy,
Jas. ii. Robinson, w 4 'binson, l. w Roe.
Campbell, L Cellar. f T c. z-r Frank
Scott, G w Gates. + Srudabaksr. V Long
NJ Lumbard, d w Mcconnell j w Stnda-
beker, Lewis Seiigman, A Atkinson, g w
Hays, Johu Long, w Kennedy, John Emmon
o LOUDLY, Henry Handelo, j r Eaton, VIM
III Thompson, ID l. Cole, o Keonedy, + NJ
Tay lor, Perons Hull, W L Webber, 8 X
White, j w Atkinson, l. Luenspire. P L
Demarest, Daniel Rose, j Soutisr, c l. Ellis,
S + Veneer, Christ Philips, L r Ferris. j
Robinson. Amends Sdligmsnn, Is. f. Lee,
Samual McCleary, +. w Hens-l ID II Psrlet
Il Nj Casscr, James NJ Cook, Jacob Philippl
X l. Willard, Geo w DAvist Nj Chesney,
II III Long, John ii Tugtt, III Keckler. VIM
III Renick, Martin Dean. Sllas Crawford,
Frank Suuder. f johnson, Z Bartnam
Thomas Emptage, j N FL il. j Vanordsll'
John Srpp. Thomas Hewlett. Joseph Worth
intOn, f Homes, l. ID Mitchell s HIldreth,
Morris X o wen, Owen. Phillips, p Wins
low, Gso Narress, J Fl Bingeam, w Sell
ingner Jacob Williams, I'll Yeager, Lew
is. j Chandler, NJ + S .bgman, L Hilireth
A Vanderbilt, III Bingham, A L Wibber
Samuel Yeucer, p Unespher, E Larker
John G Bloomington, Mathew Vanderbilt
Jacob Ludwig, e w Clark. + FL Enders
Harris, S B Cook, b Ellis. ID G Menhor
ter. S Burns. S S Adams, L Enptag, W
Ash, s A Sanford, VIM Hildreth. d Heck.
athorn, Levi HIlderbrand.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-31

The Hon. J. L. Hatch of Buffalo
one o. the most prom inent Demo-
Gratis in the State of New York, for
merly member of the Assembly
member of Congress, and having
filled other Democratic positions
has written letter to General Dix
in which he made the announce ment
that he, Hatch. would not support
Greeley. knowing Horace to be ut
terly unfit to ill the Office of Presi-
dent.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-31
SAN JUAN BOUNDARY,
Emperor William,- Of Germany
Decides in Favor of the United
States-Why the Decision
has been Withheld.

New York, Oct, ga special
dispatch from London. says that the
written Judgment in the San Juan
arbitration ouly now wants the sig
nature OF Emperor William. 1t de-
cides in favor OF the UDited States
aud of making canal to the Dehara
boundary. The cause of the delay
in communicating the judgment is,
that an English diplomatic intrigue
is on foot, the object of which is to
modify the Emperor's judgment as
TO cause the arbitration 10 become a
failure. Odo Russell. the English
minister at Berlin, therefore, strives
to prevent The Emperor acting on
the judgment, and is endeavoring TO
raise false issue. The article in
the Times Of October 18th, WAS in
spired by the foreign Office. 1t pre-
sents the view the Government
urges at Berlin, saying that the En-
peror may decide upon any one OF
three channels. He falsilies the
words Of The treaty. Jud gment is
required on two specified points.
Should Russell fail ie GET = declara-
ton favoring The intermediate cham
mel ,or the boundary. he is 10 labor
for q NEGATIVE judgment; that is,that
neither DE Haro nor Ra,arcO is the
channel described in the treaty, and
thus tdus ihe q, bitration will fail, like
tnat submitted previously TO the
King Of the Nelherlant Who, in
stead OF giving 4 definite decision,
recommended a compromise. The
efforts of Princess Victoria, wife OF
the Crown Prince. have been en-
listed by those engaged in the in
trigue. Bleehe RAIDER, jew banker
and an intimate associate Of Bis
mark, is very useful in the matter to
Russell, and has just been appointed
British Consul General at Berlin.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-The fol
lowing dispatch was to night re
ceived from Minister Bancroft:
| BERLIN, Oct. %.
To Hon. Hamilton Fish:
The three experts to whom the
American memorial on the Canal de
Haro and the British case were lie
ferred, have made, each for himself.
very elaborate reports on the ques-
ton. supporting their opinions by
the reasons stated, with technical
precision and eXactnees. The En-
peror has also, with the highest
sense of his official duty, given his
personal attention to the subject, and
after most careful study and deliber-
alton has arrived at a conclusion
satisfactory to his own sense of jus.
The reports of the experts, with the
reasons, have not been communica-
ted to US. The decree of the Imper-
ial arbitrator which has been COM
municated. has the form of not so
much of decree in council as OF a
Cabinet order; it does not enter into
sny elaborate exposition of decision
but without diverging in the least
from the point presented for arbi-
tration. DEGREES that the claim of the
United States of America is most in
accordance with the tone of iEterpre-
tation of the treaty of June 18th,
1916. / shall forward the official
copy of the decree by special messen-
ger.
BANCROFT
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-31
Republicans be on your Guart

1t has been onr conviction that
Notwithstanding the apparent indif-
ference of the Greeleyites, they are
secretly organizing and perfecting
their plans to put forth extraordinary
efforts on Tuesday next. We have
so expressed ourselves and on yes
terday we were handed private let
ter by one of our citizens, who has
worked in the Democratic harness
long and faithfully, the perusal
of which proves that we are correct
IN our suspicious of what we may
expect from our opponents. That
letter is in our possession, open fol
the inspection of all, who may desire
to see 1t.
The State of Ohio is flooded with
these letters, sent out under the
frank of A. G. Thurman.
After stating what the Democrats
and Liberals might have accomplish.
ed at the October elections, con-
clades with the following appeal,
which we reproduce below verbalum
The past we cannot redeem. The
future is all our own. The Demo-
Gratis can carry the State IN Novens.
Der. We have determined to make
the effort. We will spare neither
time nor eXertion. We will labor by
day ano by night to secure this re-
suit. We ask you to aid us. We
know your zeal, your acticity
your prudence, your influence. We
beg you to exert them all. Look to
your own vicinity. Bring out every
vote in your county. See that no
Democrat remains away from the
polls. Stimulate the vigorus; en-
courage the desponding; aid the ac
tive; strengthen the waveriDg. the
indolent, the indifferent. Exhort
them all by their love of country, by
their devotion to Liberty, by their
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-31

u Eco D. Italia, the organ of the
Italians in the United States, semi
weekly published in New York City,
by our talented countryman, G.. F.
Secchi De Casali, commenting on the
recent elections, says that Greeley's
strength is played out, and predicts
that New York State will give an
overwhelming najority for Grant &
Wilson.
We also learn from the same jour-
nal that the Italians Of New York.
Philadelphia, New Orleans, San Fran
cisco, and other large cities, who
were formerly Democrats, are now
almost unanimously for Grant &
Wilson.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-31
The EmperOrs Services AcI1nOw
edge.

New YORK, Oct. 2S.-A special
telegram from Berlin says that Min
ister Bancroft has written q letter of
acknowledgment to Emperor Will
liam, saying that he is charged by
the President of the United States
to thank his Majesty for the great
pains he has taken in the attention
shown to the case growing out OF
the dispute between Great Britain
and the United States concerning the
Northwestern boundary. Tie letter
closes with an assurance of the con-
tinued friendship and good will be
tween The United States and Ger
many.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-31

The DIFFERENCE-Our Republican
State central Committee send their
campaign documents anu communi-
cations properly prepaid by stamps /;
the Greeley State Central Committee
send theirs under the frank of A. 6.
Thurman. And the latter (Refor-
mers) Committee send about three
times as much mail matter as the
farmer.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-31

AS regards the October elections,
the vote of Philadelphia offers the
best proof. We take from the PHI il
adelphia Demok-at the following
comparison with the result of the
October election in 1868; that paper
says:
Then October. 1861, tits true
no Governor was elected, but al
Auditor. General but the other con-
ditions, the lively agitation, for in
stance, were precisely similar. Be
sides, Hartranft, who in the last el-
ection was candidate for Governor
was then the candidate for Auditor
General. The vote then polled il
Philadelphia was l21, All, the larges
vote ever polle1 in Philadelphia. o.
this vote the Republican candidate
received 6O,63S, the Democratic, 60
sos. Compare to this the election
and it will be found that the whole
vote cast for Governor in Philadel
phia was 11S,119, which is 3,32:
votes less than the vote of 1868
The Republican vote was 69.27S
about 8, 400 larger than the vote il
1865, while the Democratic vote
amounted to only 4S,S4l, which is q
decrease of IL, 1867 on the vote o
1868, and yet the Democrats wer
strengthened by the detection of th'
Liberals from the regular Republi
can ranks. 1t is unnecessary to con
tinue showing the decrease in tn
several words.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-31

We warn Republicans against being
deceived by the appar ent indifference
and inactivity of the Greeleyites.
Their case is desperate one, and we
believe they will make extraordinary
efforts to achieve success on Tuesday
next. Every Republican to the polls
then, and we have no fears as to the
result.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-31
Ready-made Clothing for all seasons
of the year at
wIDMAN'5.
SETTLE UP.

Hale g. Kirby find it nee
essary to make a complete
settlement of their Books,
and request all their GUS
toners knowing themselves
indebted, to call and settle
their accounts.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-31
Sash Doors and Blinds
ETCLL BRO r Go

Up.Sandusky.they are now manufaetur
ing and keeping on hand large ssoek OF
Sash, Doors. Blinds anu BnlluinS MAJ
rial which we viii sell at greatly reducz.
Cd prices
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-31
FOR CASH.

Pine lumber, shingles and lath we
are prepared to sell as low as it can be
bought anywhere.
We advise farmers and builders to come
aid see us before buying. We will sell
you seasoned and well finished work at
lower price than you can buy unsea-
soned and half finished work elsewhere.
Samples of our work may be seen at
Gottfried Bros. Hardware Store, and at
Factory. l block South of X. r. depot,
or at Bucyrus. near depot 2g4=tf
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-31
Reaufffy YOUR COmplexion.

Do not use paint or powder, but get o more
permanent beauty by purifying your blood.
This preparation of Iron and Poke Root
makes a rough and scaly skin soft and smooth;
changes that sallow complexion to one OF
freshness and health, and remove any Erup-
tive Diseases of the Skiaa, Pimples, Pus-
tules. Blotches k Eruptions. 1fyou wish
rosy cheeks and q healthy complexion use Dr.
Crooks Compound Syrup Of Poke Root -
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-31
KEEP THEBLOODPURE

And the health Of .ns system
will follow. There IS n prepare
ton of Iron and Poke Root
moro effectual than all Others,
which will remove from your
system the impure and yitiated
blood which causes disease, and
ut the same time build up your
health and strength II never
fails TO cure. If you have
ScrofuIa. .ScrOfulous Dfseas-
es or the Eyes or Ears, or
Scrofula i'm any form, Tef-
ter. White Sw we1Ifng. Old
Sores. Ulcers, or Scrofufous
InhaInmaff0ns you can rely
on being cured with this prepa-
ration known as Dr. Crooks
Compound Syrup OF Poke
Root. Rheumatfsm, Pains
I'm Limbs or Bones, Consfftu-
ltions broken down by Mercu-
rial or other poisons, are all
cured by iE-Eor &yphflis, or
SyphfIific faint, there is MOTH
ing equal to it A trial viii
prove IL.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-04

WE unite with the Argus in condemning the
conduct of the person who threw stone through
a window in the hall on Federal street occu-
pied by the Greeley Zouaves; but submit that
our neighbor may have made a mistake in so
quickly assuming that it was the work of a po-
litical opponent. The attempt to connect the
two is rather forced. But the Argus closes its
paragraph with another insinuation that the
Republican organizations committed an outrage
at Stroudwater. That silly effort for political
sympathy has been exposed repeatedly. Those
who had the best right to complain say no harm
was done to anybodySs property. The Republic
cans were provoked by rattle-brained woman
with vituperatve tongue, who forgot her sex,
and the boys replied to some Of her ridiculous
badinage; and that's all there was to that ''out-
rooao
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-04

DEMOCRATIC ARGUMENTS have had oc
casion once or twice before to speak of the dis
graceful acts which have marked political cele
brations. One occurred last night which we
cannot pass by. As the procession of Grant
Guards and Tanners was moving through the
City square some scamps, who ought to have
their faces photographed. next through iron
CRATES, threw a volley of stones at those march
ing in the ranks. A young man, Daniel Smitl
by name, was struck in the head by large
sharp stone just above the right temple and a
dangerous wound made. Another young man.
whose name we failed 70 learn, was struck in
the back and badly bruised.
Things have come to an unpleasant pass if a
Republican procession (for it is Republican
procession that has been attacked each time
cannot move through our streets without hay
ing life endangered by the missiles thrown by
the rascally rowdies who do us the honor t.
choose Bddeford as their lurking place. We
have right to expect, if anything of the sor
occurs again, to see some of the villains figure
in the Times Police Court report the following
day-II3neS
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-04

young lady Of this city, with keen sense
of propriety has transformed an added egg in
to an excellent likeness of Horace Greeley. 1t
can be seen in Augustus Robinson's window.
Two circular bases have been added to the in
struments of the Portland Band.
A steam drill has been put ON the lodges on
the Boston and Maine extension in this city.
Burglars entered the store of ]. B. Mathews
& Co., on Commercial street Monday night by
breaking cellar window. Nothing of value
was taken.
Mr.. William Wiswell of this city, has sold
one-half h is patent right for Stacking cars, to
a company in New York for very handsome
price.
Yesterday was the coolest since the 9Th of
June. A few fakes of snow fell early in the
morning
The 18th Maine Regiment celebrated their
anniversary at Peaks Island yesterday.
The legal prohibition against shooting game
birds is now removed and cunning will be in
order the rest of the season.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-04
CIT Y TEL A l. L,
Thursday Evening. Sept'r 9Th,
AT O'CLOCK,
MUSIC BY PORTLAND BAND.
Galleries reserved for Ladies'. 81. $50.
Superior Court.

TUEsDAY.-Tbe September term (crimnaD opened
this morning with prayer by the Rev. N. w. L. Root
ofSt. Pauls church. Thr following Grand Jury was
impanelled and after able charge from the judge
retired to deliberate upon the matters brought before
them: ... ~
David r. Hawkes.. Freeport, foreman; Edward T.
Clark Andrew NJ Floyd, Daniel johnson, Of Port
land; benjamin l.. Dennison, Brunswick David
Frost, Harrison; George Gould, Wndham; Alvin In
gals, Bridgton; Amos Knight, Falmouth; Afford
Libby, Gray; w. q. 0rne, North Yarmouth Benz.
F. Roberts, Westbrook; Benz. b. Sweetsir, Cumber-
land Alfred s. Sawyer Standish; W. q. Thompson
Cape Elizabeth; True futile, Pownal Jonathan
Wardwell, Jr.; Otistield; Nathan Winslow, Gorham.
The following is the first traverse jury:
Cyrus L. Gallison Portland, foreman; James C.
Babb, Sebago; r; A. Burnell, Baldwin; NJ S. Chute.
Cumberland; N. N. Chute, Bridgton; James Clark
Naples; j. c. Dennis, Portland; Robert Dunning
Harpswoll; Elliot Dyer Cape Elizabeth; Phineas
Foss, Scarborough; A. s. Freeman, Windham; Sew
ard Frye, Falmouth.
Second traverse jury-Foreman, John L. Kelsey
Freeport; Jesse Gore, Gray; w. H. Greeley, New
Gloucester; Samuel Knight Bridgton; C. A. Mars
ton, Pownal; j. A. Meeder Deering; L. W. Merrill
Raymond; G. s. Mitchell, Freeport; C. H. Osborne
Gorham; w. W. Ruby, Portland; b. f. Stuart, Har-
rison; X. Titeomb, North Yarmouth.
Supernumeraries-Ela Westcott, Standish
Henry Westcott, Gorham; j. S. Whitney, Gorham
The morning was occupied in calling the docket.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-04
Attention Continentals!

Members of the old Commercial street Con-
tinentals having caps or hats used in the cam
paign of 1868 that they are willing to dispose
of, are requested to bring them in to "Conti-
mental" Headquarters at the earliest opportun-
ity.
PARADE.-The Greeley Zouaves paraded last
night in their very handsome and snowy uni
forms, and carrying 122 torches. They went to
Munjoy to help Mr.. S. L. Carleton hang out a
Greeley flag, and that gentleman probably told
them of his poor success in office-seeking.
They then marched down Congress street and
finally at half-past ten brought up ct the Fall
mouth Hotel, where Mr. Henry T. Carter was
waiting for a serenade with his lights burning.
He made them little speech in which he told
about being called away from his comfortable
home to fight rebels on Meridian Hill, and
complained of the "abuse'' which he had re-
ceived for conscience sake. To illustrate the
position of the Greeley party he told an anec-
dote about the old nurse who was very particu-
lar that the root she prescribed should be scrap
ed downward to produce the required effect;
for if it was scraped upward it would act as an
emetic The patient wanted to knew what the
effect would be if the root was scraped both
ways. 'Oh, 1 don't know she said, sit
would certainly make great commotion."
The application of course was that the Greeley
party is making great internal commotion,
and the probability is that it will operate both
ways.
DIR. Gordon followed Mr.. Carter i'm set
speech about principle ..and organization and
organization and principle; and the Greeley
Zouaves marched up Exchange street four
abreast, covering all the ground they could so
as to look big and feel big