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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-08

A famous Prussian General was
recently inspecting some military
stables which had been well kept,
and exclaimed in laundering tones:
"1Iere are cobwebs! The stable is
festooned with cobwebs ~ eyes,
sir" said level-headed sergeant,
''we keep them here to catch the
flies, so as to prevent them from
teasing the horses"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-08

Found IN the river, l stop with a shiver
OF horror and dread;
Somebody's daughter drawn up from the water
Pallid and dead.
Lfe's hot restless fever not long since did leave
Her sins--at the best
she remembers them not--give them never a
thought,
Man, let them rest.
With thousands to shame her, and none TO reclaim
her,
What wonder despair
Led her down TO the river The kindly Peace
Has answered her prayer.
For her sake who bore her lay the warm mantle
o'erhcr
OF pity and love.
foor erring creature, so fair, too, Of feature,
Storm beaten dove.
Ger the duslSy eyes splendor- dewy and tender,
Deaths curtain is drawn.
No one to kiss her-who is there to miss her,
Now she is gone
Lay flower on her bosom, a poor, withered bios
Like her now at rest
For her white brow so chilly, no rose bring, or
lilly
The Cypress is best.
The collins dark cover lay over
Hiding within
AL that Is human the while of the woman,
Poor Magdaen.
30 weak and so SHINING, her deep shame beginning
Far back in the years;
Though ye know not nor love her, drop kindly
above her,
The tribute of tears
Tears for a sinner, though too late to win her
From death or form shame
Now lay in the casket-for the lambs sake ask
il,
With her, all the blame
For the dear sake of Jesus, the Savior, who sees
To error so prone,
30 weak and 80 human, oh blame not the woman. |
The woman alone.
Deceit twas that lured her, her fond heart assur-
ed her
He spoke only truth,
Whose hands stole the blossoms of peace from her
bosom,
Far back in her youth.
Lay the graves grassy cover so kindly above her-
Lies story is read
Somebody's daughter, drawn up from the water. |
Pallid and dead
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-08

In New York, a gentleman is
said to have recently broke off his
engagement with lady after the
cards had been printed, because
she would not follow his advice as
to how the bridal pair should stand
at the alter.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-08

A smart young articled clerk,
hearing it stated by lecturer that
man is merely machine, remark
ed, "Then | suppose an attorney
may be said to be q suing ma
chine"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-08

A little boy three years old
gave a reason for his infant broth
er's good behavior as follows: "Ba-
by doesn't cry tears because he
doesn't drink water, and he can't
cry milk -
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-08

A lady about to marry, was
warned that her indended, although
a good man, was very centric
"Well," she said, eff he is very un-
like other men, he is more likely to
be a good husband"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-08

Montana grasshoppers are more
ravenous than usual this season.
They eat wagon tires, and have
been known to tickle a mule in the
ribs until he kicked, and devour
his shoes while his feet was in the
air.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-08

A lady correspondent of a Los
Angeles paper, describing the de-
lights Of Southern seaside visit,
paints the following pleasant pic
ture: "There are flies in honey,
beetels in the sugar, rattlesnakes
under the pillow, and slxunks run
ming over your feet"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-08

A clergyman having asked Car
rick to explain why it was that
Garrick made so much deeper i'm
preston on his audience than the
clergyman on his, Garrick answer
ed: Il speak falsehood as though
believed it; you speak truth as
though you disbelieved it,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-08

"Biddy," said lady to her SER
want, II wish you would step over
and see how old Mrs. Jones is this
morning" In a few minutes Biddy
returned with the information that
Mrs. Jones was just seventy-two
years, seven months and two days
old.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-08

81 wonder how they make luci-
fer matches" said young married
lady to her husband, with whom she
was always quarroling.
"The process is very simple"
said the husband, IL once made
one"
"How did you manage it ?"
"By leading you to the altar"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-08

A retired schoolmaster excuses
his passion for angling by saying
that from constant habit, he never
feelsquite himself unless he is hand
ing the rod.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-08

An Irish advertisement 1f
the gentleman who keeps a shoe
store with a red head, will return
the umbrella Of young lady with
the ivory handle, he will hear some
thing TO her advantage
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-08

"When ] put my foot down, I'll
have you to understand said Mrs.
Nojoker, "that there is something
there" On investigation it appears
to be No. II shoe.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-08

An Irishman direct from the sod
had got into a muss, and was
knocked down.
"And be sure you wouldn't be
after batin' man when he is DOWN.
said pat.
Certainly not" said his antagon-
list.
Faith, then I'll just lay where
am"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-08

MONUMENT TO u. S. GRANT
Erected by Charles Sumner, in the
year Of our Lord, 1872:
Ignorance.
Incapacity.
Bride Taking.
Gift Receiving,
Head of Ring Robbers.
Instigation of Frauds.
Nepotism Most Shameful.
Apologist for Corrupt Men.
Violation of the constitution.
Meddling in the State Elections.
In all these he cxcelled all his prede-
cessors.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-08

liz, copper and Sheet Iron Ware, Water
ri''ers' and Punched Single Strips.
Derby Block, Water street. East Saginaw, Mich
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-07

y;nton. The chairman. pretending TO be igno-
rant. asked: "what Mr. Strong" Joe Cox said:
"Frank Strong, of Macarthur" tLaughter.l-
The bailoting BY Townships commenced. Brown
township was called seven times, before the del
Vinton was called IL was amusing to see Frank
Strong of Elk, cast q vote in behalf of Vinton
for Holland. The ballot resulted as followss--
Holland 3Oj Lantz II; Derry o. The Conven-
tion was entitled to so votes; Necessary to
choice--26. Holland was declared the nominee.
This was satisfactory to the King, The KING
didn't want any "Wilkesyllle Clique" to poke
any candidate on MeArthnr' Ine irienss nus
of Derry or Lantz didn't rise TO move that the
nomination DC made unanimous. IL wasn't
through with sheriff. The chairman % read
from tne Srant r organ tnc llaines % Oh Leyi hop-
inett OF AnSox, S, InoniTS % ~ DrcWoT 1I maqp,son, p,
George kaler En0s Whhoers, VIM ,a anH ,S.:d ~ i; , pray,
shaw of Brown, a little favor, announced Ala
fred for Sheriff. Alfred arose and said he
wouldn't do 1t. ID. X. Bray and Thos j. Brewer
said they wouldn't do 1t either. This was re-
ductiOn OF bO per cent. into Dattle they went
Vinton responded for kaleri swan was also ka-
ler to the core. Several lnalyl,uuals were haler;
When the votes were counted IL was discovered
that kaler had ", hoDinett IA, ana winters y;
Kaler's majority over both only 4; me friends
OF haler re)olced out loud IN meetIh causing
SAD feeling among the irlen1s OF hoDinett ana
winters. The nomination OF haler was not made
mnGnoes e t haNS SoSc even be eort %
should be frnitess, but We didn't IKE 70 make
any suggestions. But tne prlnclpalWonrk OF tne
political tricksters" pelng completeu' the NUM-
mailer: r-.....u.,.
Next IN the order OF exercises was ITeqsuyer' W
The Chairman lounu ohly one hahhe-"' h' i"-
pie OF Eagle IN the llttle paper; p, NY II
~ naq Oeen placed ~ thSrS hn c bar wa:
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- Ihe NUMBER Oh aeiegnLeS ss. sno sp'0'"OOi9 "
CommissioneT was next for consideration
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-07
Our Candidate for Congress.

AS will be seen by reference
to the report of the Congress
lonal Convention, Hon, Samu-
ell A. Nash, of Gallia county, a
Liberal Republican, was nomi'
mated by acclamation to repre-,
sent this district in Congress.
Mr.. Nash comes of a good fam
lily, and is the brother Of Judge
Simeon and Senator VIM.
Nash of Gallipolis. He loca>
ted at Gallipolis in 1916, and
has been engaged in the prac>
tice of law, being one of the
most prominent members OF
the Gallia bar.
Mr.. Nash is 49 years Of age,
and a man of decided ability.
Possessed of great intellect, a
good speaker, a sound reason
er, a deep thinker, and a we'll
read gentleman, he is the man
to meet Bundy in the present
campaign. He was at one time
Prosecuting Attorney for Gal
liza county, being elected by a
handsome majority. His asso-
citation with the Republican
party dates from the demise of
the old Wing party.
In his speech accepting the
nomination he acquitted him>
self well, and convinced a
crowded house that if earnest.
ness would win the race, we
would be ultimately victorious.
We have great reason TO be.
lieve that Mr.. Nash will poll a
powerful vote in Gallia. That
Mr.. Nash will be elected we
have strong hopes,--[Ports.
month times.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-07


den people! Why, the resul'
is indeed surprising. Merri-
mon is elected Governor over
Caldwell by about 1000, ma>
jority; the Conservatives elect
six Of the eight Congressman,
and carry the Legislature by
forty majority, and insuring
one more United States Sena-
tor. This election has determ.
ined the result of the Presiden-
tial election. Grant can not
carry a single Southern State.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-07
Presidential ElectOr.

At the Convention of Dem
ocrats and Liberal Republicans
of the 18th Congressional Dis.
trict, which convened at Ports
mouth last week, OWEN r.
CUNNING, ESQ.,, of Macarthur,
was unanimously chosen Presi-
dental Elector, He is an en-
ergetic and eloquent lawyer, a
gentleman of highly moral
character, who is heart and
soul in the Great Reform
Movement which is destined to
revolutionize the country, and
sweep the corrupt administra-
tion out of power.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-07
For the Enquirer.
HOMER KIKERo ADDREssEs A
GRANT CLUB!
Wonderful En-Thusin-Asm | !
WE'RE ALL n FRAUD!!!
.
R, E. I've in Favor Of Greeley |! |! !

Monday night the Hon. H, Kikero Jones, can
didate for Grant Elector in this District, UNDER
took TO tell what he knew about Greeley, TO
crowd of 35 or 40 men and boys, some Of whom
were Democrats. The wonderful eoquence OF
II. X. j. fell upon dumb ears, and failed 70 bring
q response from joyful hearts until he divested
himself of the following, which was heartily
cheered:
"Greeley is fraud"
sVrhe Democratic Party is fraud."
"We're all o fraud"
Whereupon the latter sentiment was cheered
TO the echo. This giving to II. X. some more
en- -thuJinasm, (he hadn' ! only tsrsewhen he went
in,) he again advanced to the onset and COM
menced abusing ii. G., and 70 show conclusiyely
that no Democrat and particularly, that no Re-
publican, should support him, youchsatcd the
following bit of startling information, after as
serting that JET. Davis and Robert T00mbs were
in favor OF Greeley, (the latter Of whom has de-
clared his preference for Grant, jas. q. Blaine
TO the contrary Notwithstanding III. Kikero
went on 10 declare that n. =. Ice aods to-ddy IN
.EiVor Of Horace Greelevi (Sly glances and smi-
| ling among the Democrats present. they being
| the only ones who knew that Gen. Lee had been
dead for year or more.) Then, after u few
more drcary platitudes, he closed, having told
| all he knew about Greeley.
understand he still maintains no was right
about X. u. Lee and proposes tohaye Gen. Lees
j deposition taken inside Of eight days 70 prove
the tkRiN. oxr pr Tee LIsgENEsh
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-07
Our Candidate for Con-
VrRaa

1t will be seen by the official proceedings OF
the Congressional Convention held at Ports
mouth last Thursday that SAMUEL A. NASH, a
Liberal Republican of Galiipolis, was nnmi-
mated for Congress by acclamaton. The Con-
vention was composed of Democrats and Liberal
Republicans, who have united In common
cause Mr.. NASH is a lawyer Of ability, fine
speaker, logical reasoner, and man of incor-
ruptible integrity. He, made an able and elo-
quent speech, accepting the nomination, and
spoke nobly for the cause for which he Is en-
listed The nomination by the Democrats and
Liberals Of the new 1lth district is q gratifying
compliment to him; and the people, should he be
elected, and there is very fair prospect Of his
election by handsome majority, would have an
honest, straight forward. representatives. man
of the people, man identified with the interests
of the people. He favors q change in the pres
ent system of government. This change Ia to be
effected through the consolidation and union Of
the men, whether heretofore called Democrats
or Republicans, or any other name, who are men
of progress, devoted to the best interests of the
country. This organization, no matter what the
GRANTEES may term 1t, is the party that will
sweep the country. The corrupt clogs and drags
of the Grant Administration must get out OF
the way, or be crushed. Work for NASH Vote
for himll
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-07
Judicial Convention.

Immediately after the ad-
journment ofthe Congressional
Convention at the Court house
in the city of Portsmouth, in
the afternoon of the 1st of Au.
gust, 1872, the Judicial Con.
vention for the I'd Sub-divis-
ion, of the 9TH District was
called to order by the nomi>
nation of Geo. A. Waller, of
Scioto, as Chairman, and VIM.
H, Leete, of Lawrence, was Sc
lected as Secretary. The Chair
man stated the object of the
meeting to be the nomination
of a candidate for Judge Of
this Judicial District.
Full delegations of the diff
ferent counties were present.
The names of John T. Moore,
of Pike county, and Porter Du
Hallway, of Jackson were an
nounced.
Before balloting for candi-
dates, Mr.. Duhadway with
drew his name, whereupon Mr..
Moore was nominated by accla-
nation. r
No further business coming
before the Convention, on mo-
tion, adjourned.
GEO. A WALLER, Pres't.
VIM. Fl. LEETE, Sec'y.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-07

|miltreman from each County
to act as C,ngreSsiond Co u,
mittpe for this distl itt.
Nominations being in order,
r. e. Reese, of H 'cliln ng, pre-
sented the name Of Samuel a.
Mash, Of Gallia, as a candidate
for Congress. John M. Lynn,
of Scioto, presented the name
of Col. e. M. N Norton, Of Law
renee county.
A. B. Cole, of Lawrence, in
handsome speech presented the
name of Augustus Van Dyke,
of Lawrence.
Balloting being in order, Mr..
Van Dyke thanked the Cons
vention for the honor, begged
leave to withdraw his name.
A letter from Hon. E. M.
Norton was read, declining the
nomination on the grounds of
inability to canvas the district,
as his business engagements
were too pressing The letter
was in harmony with the Lib
eral movement, and suggested
the nomination of a Liberal
Republican for Congress, and
predicted the ultimate success
of the Reform movement. in
this district, and the overs
whelming defeat of Gen Grant.
He signi6ed unbounded conf
dence in the patriotism, ability
and honesty Of Horace Greeley.
Loud cheers succeeded the
reading of the letter.
On motion Of O. II, Gun
ming, the Rules We're suspend,
ed and Samuel A. Mash, Lib
eral Republican, Of Gallia, was
nominated by acclamatiop.
O. T. Cunning and Col. A.
Vance were appointed to noti.
fly Mr.. Nash of his nomination,
and escort him to the speak
er's stand.
Mr.. Nash came forward and
was greeted with long contin.
ued cheers, and delivered a
mastery speech, accepting the
nomination, and pledging him.
self to work faithfully until Ho.
race Greeley was elected Pres
ident on the first Tuesday in
November. He reviewed the
Administration in a few point.
ed remarks.
The nomination ofan elector
being next in order, the follow,
ing names were presented to
the Convention:
Judge Silas H. Wright,
Hooking; 0. II. Cunning, Vim
tom Geo. A, Waller, Soioto,
Thos. A, Potter, Lawrence.
The names Of Judge Wright,
Mr.. Waller and Potter being
Withdrawn, O. T, Cunning was
nominated by acclamation.
The following is the Dis.
trict Committee:
J. M. Lynn, Scioto; John Combs,
Lawrence J, P, Aleshirei Galliai
H, 4, Chapman, Jaoksonj O. W.
Holland, VintonjJ. NJ, Floyd, Hook
Ing.
On motion Of Col. A. Vance,
the papers in the Eleventh
District, favorable to the Lib.
eral movement, and the Gin
cinnati Enquirer and CONNER
cial, were requested to pub
lish the proceedings Of this
Convention.
On motion, adjoprued.
2. V. DEAN, Chr'n.
7. A. MURRAY, J
IRu1s GnrnM Snnrntnrinn
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-07
AT the Ratification Meeting

AT the Ratification Meeting
Of the Democracy and Liberal
Republicans of Ohio, held last
Wednesday at Columbus, Hon.
THOMAS EWING and Hon.
AUGUSTUS THEME were Sc
lected as Presidential Electors
at Large for the State. A
synopsis Of the proceedings Of
the meeting will bel given in
our next paper.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-07
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-07
"What has Caused this Great Conn
notion"

Oh! what makes Grant so fearfully frown
Frown! !frown!
And his hopes go down?
1t is the ball rolling on,
For Greeley and Brown,
OF fame and renOwn.
They're winning the people in every town,
And with them we are using up Grant
Grant! Grants useless Grant!
Oh! we're rapidly using up Grant!
Grant loves q horse, and he loves dorg,
Dorg! dorg!
pn+ .t,, ,nd Ifis bs,, comes y es,}|S ,P}|Esp@id'
For Greeley and Brown,
OF Fame and renown.
They're winning the people in every town,
And with them we are using up Grant
Grant! Grants useless Grant!
o! we're rapidly using up Grant!
The relations of Grant, all seeing their doom,
Doom! doom!
Are shaking with fear!
But still the ball is rolling on,
For Greeley and Brown,
Of fame and renown.
They're winning the people in every town,
And with them we are usingup. Grant!
Grant! Grants useless Grant
o! we re rapidly using up Grant!
Grant keeps his eye on his well-fllled purse,
Purse! purse!
And his relatives, too!
But still the Ball is rolling on,
For Greeley and Brown,
OF fame and ren0wn.
They're winning the people in every town,
And with them we are using up Grant!
Grant Grants o useless Grant,
ot uo'r0-Tupfdly using Up Grant!
Our Government nowis like an old pan,
Pan! pan!
All covered with Dents!
But still the ball is rolling on,
For Greeley and Brown,
OF Fame and renQWn,
They're winning the people in every town,
And with them we are using up Grant!
Grant, Grants a useless Grant,
o. we're rapidly using up Grant!
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-07

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