Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-06-13
This and that rom West Town
ship.
BY IGNATIUs.

June fifth 1872.
We Have no weddings or deaths to
record this week, some Of the former are
expected soon.
Prospect for large crops the coming
harvest, are not as flatering as they might
be. Wheat will make an ordinary yield,
not extra rs some anticipated. Clover
is short Corn has had too much Of
golden hue to be encouraging. Worms
have been working in some ielas while
the cold weather has prevented. lis growth
There is time yet for cr,rn but it must
come soon. We will not have as much
fruit as we had last season. The potato
pest has not presented his homely form vet
i'll very great numbers.
We are having very healthy time just
now, long may it remain to the discomtit
Of our NJ DIS. James Lemon has for
isaken his crut ches very much to his sat
| isfaction. A quarrel OF man and wife re-
suited in the latter's obtaining divorce
not long since Now she desires re-
union, but he objects. His head is sound
on that subject When my wife and l
take such steps they must be final.
Republicans in this vincnity are salts
fed with all the Republican nominees as
far as your correspondent knows except
one lfhe desires it we will give the rea-
son he has for dissatisfaction. We will
/ wait however, a few days.
i Steps will be soon taken to make the
campaign warm in West this summer
The first duty of Republicans now, is to
provide themselves with sound news
papers Every one should subscribe for
their. county paper, as it certainly deserves
united support throughout the county
and in addition, all should read some
other journal, such as the Inter Ocean
for instance, and thus prepare themselves
to hurl back to their deceiving origin
all the SANDER and false statements that
are continually made by the opposition
The Devil is still unbound here
abouts He dwells in the heart of an Ole
sinner residing near the southern bound
airy of our township, and manifests him
self through the actions of the latter il
the most dam hing manner Said sinner
not satisfied with multitude of sins, ha,
added one more to the number by accom-
: plishing the ruin of a young lady whose
mental powers are naturally weak Ye
gentlemen(O recognize him as membe
of their society. Will respectable com
munity bear such things? Are there NJ
means by which girls may be protected
from the snares laid for them by such vii
lains: viii parents quietly submit t.
such outrages upon their children, anC
not seek vengeance. Reparation can no
, be obtained in such crimes, but they cal
be, and should be, made so odious tina
the greatest villains will not dare to com
nit them. If we were personally concern
, ed in some charges raceRtly made by
"Tattler' we would prove them false, fol
we have evidences of uhdoubted veracity
that they are not supported by fact:
Tattler mistakes us in our opinion, or it
motives We admit that the truth shoult
not be suppressed, neither should it be mis-
, represented We alluded to it that tn
Republican might know that it was doubt
/ ed, not because we thought the trutl
should not be told. We are not concern
ed mi and will not devote any NOR
space to it, but we do hope that the Ger
man Baptist church will reply to the charg
made indirectly against it and directly
! against two OF its ministers.