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New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
THE SITUATION IN ILLINOIS.

UNITED ACTION OF DEMOCRATS AND LIBtkAL
REPUBLICANs-JUDG EAsTON NOMINATED
FOR ATTORNEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. kE-
PORTs-A POWERFUL LIBERAL COMMlIIEE'
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNRl
SPRINGFIELD, July 16.-ln accordance WIN
the prviso of the Joint conventions held June 20 ana III
obedience to a supplementary call from the Execu,To
Committees the State Committees OF hePuph-
cans and Democrats met here to-day TO coneuoe
the labors1 necessarily left imperfect lDy the TWO
conventions. The assembly was more ike con-
vention than simple committee meeune'
Senator Trumbuu Gov. Palmer, and other conspicuous
leaders were present members Of the Committee ana
took very active part in the proceedings OF the
n;t+ees Senator Trumbull addressed the Committees,
giving very encouraging and wholly satisfactory uo
count of the canvass in the State, IN 'ne
most of which he has been an active participant
free interchange from ali the members attests
ndsputaby the renewed vgor of the Liberals since the
baltimore Convention and the strong hold the move
1neut has taken upon Republicaps since the imposing
spectace Of reconciliation at Springfield Organizing
aratey and transaeng these essential premhailes he
twocommittee come togetherfor the nomination Oh
dida TO fill the vacancy caused by the declinaton OF Mr.
Wildon chosen for AtolneyGenera, and obliged 10 re-
tire from inability to endure the fagues OF the cam
pacp owing TO health The contest for the place was
quite animated, Judge EasOn, an eminent Liberal "a
Dixon, finally receiving the vote, greatly 10 inc
satisfaction OF the Liberals at large Inc next
and most important business, the SELECTION vi an
Electoral ticket, was at once taken up ana inc
following imposing array Of Republicans and Democrats
chosen: At large Gov. william Bross and j. d. Cation
District J. Thomas Hogan; III. c. C. p. Hoideni III
Amos Vass: ". J. W. swan; V. Robert c. Burehel; W.
Erie Johnson; VII. Caspar Butz; VIII. j. H.
Moore; TX. Martin shallenbager; X. George
Edmunds ir.; XII Charles stenoredet; Ali
d. L. Phillips; Kill Samuel c. Parks; XIV.
John Gales; XIV. John y. Gwynn; XVI, T. L. FINK;
XVII. John Hinchclef; XVIII, An. H. Green; Xix"
Franklin Pierce.
This work ended IT was resolved that the interests OF
the campaign could best be subserved by individual
committees from both parties and executive members
were selected as such cOmmttees Gov Palmer
o. NJ Hatch, ID. S. Hammond, William Jayne
Murray Nelson, the part or tDe
Liberal Reuublicans. and the following
AS the Committee Of the Democrats James C. ROBINSON
NJ c. Fuller James s. Ewing, Geo. w. schutt James W.
Patterson Mr. Horace White rendered his resignation
rs member OF the state Committee as his duties compel
him TO work for the cause elsewhere. The two bodies
after harmonious consultation, determined that they
should be known as q combined organization under the
generic title Of the Liberal party embracing Republicans
and Democrats alike.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
CIII}A.

DEPARTURE OF COUNT VALMAsEDb FOR SPAIN
DESTRUCTION OF A FORT BY LIGHTNING
COMMENTS ON THE SEIZURE 0FTHE PIONEER.
HAVANA, July IA, via KEY WEST, July 16.-
Count valmaseda embarked for Spain to-day. An i'm
mense concourse Of citizens assembled at the Captain
Generals palace and upon the quays bid him farewell
He is accompanied by Col Ortiz and hs personal staf
The newspaper La Espana has suspended publication
Don Juarez Vigil has been appointed Political Secretary
OF The Island of Cuba The Spanish ipn-clad Numaneia
will shortly sall for New-York en- rout for Spain
Fort MonaTca at Nueytas, was srrk by lightning on
the night of the 10th inst The powler magazine ex-
poded instantaneousy with the srof, and seven artil
Iersts of the garrison killed, O or the red can
mons was carried distance of so yrds from the en-
brasure Fort MOnarca built in 1863 by the city OF
Nnevitas and presented to the Government III 1870
The Cuban Civil Government has granted TO coolies
the right return 20 China, after complying Win GER
tain prescribed conditions. The Gale Company has
chartered the steamer QnintintO cary kilograms be-
tween Havana and Key West, until tD cable can be re-
paired. . , , A.,
The Didrto, commenting upon tlr seizure OF the
steamer Pioneer says that vessel is tplratc not pr
yateer and that the commander OF heMOccasln decided
her status when he captured her and carried her into
Newport. Had she been prvateer D. would not nave
taken her, because pTivateer is vessel OF war belong
ing to nation recognized as "A belligeIent.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

-. Bishop Simpson has indicated his intention to
appoint LABsban the vacant Presiding Berbp Of the Washing
toa District, Baltimore Conference.
. The New-YOTk State Camp Meeting opened at
Round Lake ssraogA Sunday The attendance from all parts
Of the Union is mueh larger than last year.
u. c. Cover United States Consul al the
died on board te baEk fdona July while his passage
home. Hsbeonged in Lancaster Wis.
Louisa Hall, a daughter of Daniel Hall, was
the MOno and Port Jers Railway al about
O'Clock last night Port JeT and badly mangd that she soon
died.
zee Hiram A. Daniels late Treasurer of the Wilton
Manufacturing Company whose nis Ea Wilton New liamhlre
recently by e alleged be defanter the amount
Of $4,000
William p. Drew, late Chief Of the Claims and
B0nuy dvaOn fTedens Bureau has been
Examiner and assigned du IN New YORK and kan
Yrnlsyy In place OF L. Hubuh. resigned
- Miss Clara Louise Kellogg achieved great sue
Saturday In London being recalled Ave
London journals unanimously ooDeee her PERFECTION 10 pa
hsxs.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
TIOGA COUNTY.
TIE HON. MILO GOODRICH TAKES THE STUNT
FOR GREELEY.

TIE HON. MILO GOODRICH TAKES THE STUMP
FOR GREELEY.
To me FdifOr Of The Tribune
SIR: A Greeley and Brown ratification meet
ing which called forth large attendance Of Democrats
aud Liberal Republicans held at Wilson Hall, In
Owego, Saturday evening. Nathaniel w. Davis OF
Owego was elected Chairman and accepted the position
in short address, nnmber Of prominent residents
were elected VicePresdents and Secretaries. Hiram
A. Beebe of The Owe0o Gazette offered
preamble and resolution, which were unanimously
adopted, denOuneing the present Administration, and
inviting the cooperation OF all, without regard to past
differences. in the Of honesty and reform. The
Hon. A. X. Apagar was then introduced, and made a
stirring speech, reviewing carpetbag legislation, the
Custo1n-houso Ring, bogus Civil Service Reform,
and various other matters OF the same sort. The
Hon. Milo Goodrich, member Of Congress from
this district, then spoke, explaining why he Joined
the Liberals touching upon the KuKlux and Enforce
ment bills the Santo Domingo job, &c. and closing with
an earnest appeal in favor Of the CncnnatiS Sam6fe
nominees. Both speakers were frequently applauded
The meeting closed with three cheers for Greeley and
Brown. ALKALI.
Qpsbo, Hoga Co., July IS, 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

resolution of the state Central CQmmttee 0i eo
Iiberal Republican party Ohio, directing tne IN
of said potea organizations TO act ih ay ~ -
calling mass convention of Democrats af ~ h aSreel
5p the rued invite all Democrats LIBERIA hcpu
icsns and others favor OF tie eleenon A oi TTnvSn
i,@ "f NcSgYork for President, and Il. Grail bIuHu
of Missouri for Vice President OF the United Is7S
assemble at Columbus on the 3lst day Vi J"&l, ~ tic
nnrnose OF ratifiug the action OF the Clnch ""r
baltimore Conventions and nominating iS Stee N
cctors Of President and VcePTesidcnt Tor tnc tao N
large and for the transaction of such other
may he necessary insure success IN inc coh,nt
,ni,r onr candidate for Vce-President, Is. IlalI
brown Senators Carl Schurz and Lyman Irumpuli, anu
IA Senators Thomas A. Hendricks and Charics Ia: boh
and other speakers have been inVlIcu
to address the cOnyenuOn sisnS" T "1Ir,,o,,peoS
ct.,.,o,. Teuoooroiio SLtke Central COMMITTEE.
r. BRlNKEBHOFF,
Chairman Liberal Republican State Er' COM
This mass convention will be the largest assenblage OIL
people that has been seen in Ohio for years.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
pPOePrCTs IN MINNESOTA.
IGNATIUs DONNELLY JOINS THE LIBERAL RANKS
ENCOURAGING REPORTS FROM ALL PARTS
OF TIE STATE.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TBlBUNEl

-ENCOURAGlAG EEPOhIo tHOM ALL IAhio
OF TIE STATE.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNEl
ST. PAUL, July 16. - The Dispatch, last
evening published letter from the Hon. Ignatius DON
nelly wherein he declines to be candidate fqy Congress
before the Adminisraton Convention, which is to =
held in his district, tomorrow. lie says:
"Iam n Republican. While I entertain the highest
respect for my dear feowctizens do not desire TO DC
merged in their organization controlled by Their pos
si6le policies. But another avenue is open to us a
great party has arisen composed e&clusvey
of Republicans, firmly adhering to Repu0hcan
principlcs with Republican candidates Tor the
Presidency and Vice-Presidency, and pledged
10 support q policy on tarih as the popular VIII
shall dictate without any sacrifice Of principle we can
express our desires for reform through that channel
For one propose do II other men who have dl-
feTed with Us heretofore vote with us at tie baoDox
10 correct the great abuses Of the day, shall accept
their cooperation and shall not think the less highly OF
own principles
Minneapolis, which is the stronghold OF Re
rublcanism in this State had enthusiastic Greeley
ratification meeting Saturday, conducted by Repub
cans over 900 of whom have signed call for Greeley
Club A. c. morrill, Republican State Senator, presided.
and the list Of VccPresdents embraced number Of the
most prominent Republicans in the state. From al
ports of the State we have most encouraging reports
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
THE BRATToN ABDUCTION CAsE-AS UNEA-
PECTED WITNESS.

LONDON, Ont July l6.-The case OF Dr. huius
Bratton who was abducted from Canada June g. anu
taken 20 South Carolina up on writ oi rcAno'
to-day Bratton arrived here last saturday, on. hep'
n,ss,t concealed until after the opening OF the court
han ha made his arearance 10 the great suf OF
the deJendant His testimony shows that torswa, '1e
,r,soosr daid violent hands upon him IN "attroose.
PJo al him with the assistance of cab driver, anu
thrust him Into the cars and that he protested 70 .no
last and only yielded because hc n,eu on t,ai, no.
nanded.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
UNION FOR REFORM IN OHIO.

CALL FOR MASS CONVENTION AT CLEVELAND
UNITED ACTION OF The DEMOCRATS AND
LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEgl
COLUMBUS, July 16.-The following important
call will he issued here tomorrow morning:
Ia pursuance OF instructions from the Democratic
ststc Convention, lately assebed IN Cleveland and Vi
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
FIRES.
uorr, p,rRSrp AT RISING SUN, MD.

R,sISG SUN, Cecil County, Nd, July i6.-A
Ara hroke out here to-day which destroyed the Mary
land House and outbuidings, the old foundery, one
dwelling coach-shop. stable, and large amount OK
Part OF the hotel furniture also DESTROYED
he loss il estimated at $4,000 with small Insurance
OPERA HOUSE AND PosT-oFFIcE BURNED AT
sEDALIA, MO.
ST. LOUIS, July 16.-The Opera House and
Post Office Building adjoining on oho-st., In sedaa'
Mo, were burned yesterday The loss Is $4,000 In
surance, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
MURDERoUs AFFRAY BETWEEN KINsMEN IN
INDIANA.

LOUISVILLE, July 16.-A week ago Thomas
Knowland of Henryville, md, was assaulted by his
nephew Samuel Knowand, account of an old grudge
Yesterday evening the parties met TO the quar-
rel when Thomas drew pistol and shot his nephew In
the abdomen, mortally wOunding him, and Samuel
ia return emptied his revolver at Thomas killing him
instantly Great excitement exists in the neghbor-
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GENEVA TRIBUNAL.
EXCHANGE OF PRINTED DOCUMENTS.
rr.rv, Tnpsday July lG. is


The Board of Arbitration met to-day. AJarge
quantity of printed matter was submitted TO the Board
and exchanged by the agents OF Great Britain ana the
United States No other business was done, the court
adjournng after OF less than 80 minutes AURA
ton There is reason to anticipate urther ueinS III
the proceednga nor Is any long controversy expected
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
THE REFORM CAMPAIGN.
LIBERAL. ORGANIZATION IN NEW-NOl'A'
HEADQUARTERS y. Y. LIBERAL REPUBLlGAS I
STATE COMMITTEE, ROOM IL, AsiOk hOteH

9iAi' NEw-YoBK, July l6. 1872
To The liberal republicans Of the State Of Neo- iork
The strength which you have hitherto developed
throughout the State has been spontaneous ana sat
isfactofy. The recent confirmation and acceptance
by large and efficient political party OF your pri-
riples and nominations requires that You shouiu no"
proceed actively with the work Of orsai'i1a,on ,;
You are therefore advised 50 to arrange your io''
bodies that without Inconvenience OF ue'ay "
county organization be speedily ehecteu III Sou'
respective counties You may expect una. ~ o.
carl date call will be made by the State Commit
,eo Tor delegates 10 a convention of Liberal kcpuD-
Eeaps from the State at large.
ALFRED WILKINSON, JOHN NOohhANh'
Secretary. Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

hIENAkDRIA' IUtsUay' july TO- Io'1'
A military commission is now sitting to IN
qulre into the affair between ConsulGenera George H.
Butler and the Khedives officers. Gems. Loring and
Reynolds and Major Campbell testify to circumstances
Which, in their judgment, clearly show that the array
was premedtaed by Butler and his friends, and that
their purpose to take the life OF MDor Campoeh'
The latter is dangerously wounded ButT left Alexan
dria in the mail packet steamer this morning
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

Leave has been given to Commander q, h a.:
Mseomb for share In tue Ph'e H., capture
S.-tre ton of the rebel Albemso he al he TINE ." nj ne
tOctobs ls64) beng command Of asineh :" r.hins by
Squadron, aud having furnished and ooA' !" 1''"
whom dsslfoysd.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA, Tuesday. July l6, 1872.

INor-IRY BY A MILITARY COMMISSION INTO THE
LATE AFFRAY-FLIGHT OF CoNsUL-GENERAL
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-02
The Spoon HliGf,

BEN. BUTLER, the Silver Spoon
Thief for this Administration, is
in Ohio, making speeches fol
his master, Gift Enterprise
GRANT. GRANT does not care
how many spoons a man steals
providing he votes for him
GEORGE KALER ought to employ
Silver Spoon Thief BUTLER to
stump VintOn County in his in
terest. BUTLER is a true repre-
sentative of the entire Office
seeking gang who hang to the
Grant Party. Should you Sc
cure his services, hire q fellow
to act as Chairman of your
meetings and another to watch
the spoons at the table where
old BEN takes his grub. Come,
GEORGE!
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-02
GEORGE KalGr
Never Voted for q
Democrat.
Now he is OUlt
Begging the
VOtGSOfDGnOCPatS

During the session of the Rad
ical Convention of Vinton Coun-
ty, which nominated GEORGE
KALER for Sheriff, and defeated
ENos WINTERS and LEVI RpBNETI
in nomination for the same office,
GEORGE thought it necessary to
electioneer against Mr.. WINTERS.
While the Convention was in
session, GEORGE argued the case
against WINTERS, one of his op-
ponents, as follows :
"I HAVE NEVER VO-
{" TED FOR ANY DEMO
" CRAT AT A STATE,
+" COUNTY, TOWNSHIP, OR
+" CORPORATION EIEO.
+" TIOM "
Now, he is going about the
county begging Democrats to
vote for him
Let no Democrat vote fol
GEORGE KALER
He never voted for any Dem
ocrat, but has the impudence te
ask Democrats to vote for him !!
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-02
\ Stolen.

One more Of GRANTS thieves
has been exposed. The tele-
graph brings the news that JAMES
JOHNSON, who had charge of the
stamp division Of the Sub-treas=
ury at New York, after having
lived for some time in luxurious
style, disappeared, leaving a lit
tie "defcit" of only $780, 900,
which cannot be accounted for,
This Is the way the GRANTEES
transact business. They all want
office. GEORGE KALER wants to
be Sheriff. He is a supporter Of
GRANT, and will endorse the
stealing of this $l8O,OO0 by
JOHNSON by casting his vote for
GRANT and WILSON.
Vote against GRANTS thieves
and against those who endorse
Cnem. ,q r,..f I.lG5t1c
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-02
Vote for All.

The candidates, one and all,
on our County, District and
State Ticket, are what candi-
dates ought to be-capabIe and
thoroughly honest. Every voter,
no matter what his politics may
be, can vote for all these candi-
dates, feeling an abiding faith
that they will serve him in the
respective Offices to which they
have been nominated, faithfully
and honestly. esl
Vote for Gen. AoUILA WILEY
for Secretary Of State.
Vote for JOHN L.lGREEN for
Judge af Supreme Court.
Vote for ISAAC B. RILEY for
Member of Board of Public
Works. M a
Vote for SAMUEL A. NASH for
Representative to Congress.
Vote for JOHN 7. MOORE for
Common Pleas Judge.
Vote for GEORGE w. PITCHER
for Sheriff. dog ad
Vote for GEORGE e. Cook for
Clerk of Courts.
Vote for HERMAN b. MAYO for.
Probate Judge. W ,bee f.,
Vote for NELSON RICHMOND for
Treasurer. oni aa
Vote for JOSIAH B. MARTIN for
Commissioner. B o,t4r
Vote for GEORGE W.. GREENE
for Coroner. si
Vote the whole ticket!
Vote without a scratch!
Do not trade votes under any
circumstances! salH at
Vote early, and have all your
Democratic and Liberal Rapub-
lican friends do the same!
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-02

M. r. Potter, Radical candi
date for Probate Judge in Vim
ton county withdraws from the
ticket, and declares for Greeley
This vacancy affordsa fine open.
ing for a gentleman recently adj
mitted to the bar in Vinton
county, and who has since shown
disposition to run for Office
Logan Sentinel. ,sff
That gentleman "don't want
any in his'n." 1t is very diff
cult for GRANTEES to climb up to
such a ''fine opening" in this
county. rgf 9ds{I.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-02
SiX. Days.

Only six days from this date
until the State, District and
County Election is held: Tues
day, October 9th, '12'''
Democrats and Liberal Re-
publicans! Devote the time un-
til the polls close ON Tuesday
night to the cause Of the only
party that can give you assu-
rance Of an honest administra-
ton Of the Government. Pro-
vide d way to take the sick and
lame voters who Wise wish 70 vote
the Democratic State, " district
and County Ticket, to the polls.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-02


The Presidential Election will
be virtually decided next Tpess
day, by the States Of Ohio,
Pennsylvania and Indiana
-BucKALEw will be elected Gov.
ernor Of Pennsylvania; HEN
DRIcKs, Governor Of Indiana;
and the Democratic State Ficket
in Ohio, headed by Gen. AQUILA
WILEY, the one-legged soldier.
will be elected. The Democratic
and Liberal Republican victories
in these States on the 9Th Of
this month will aHadrnple the
majOrities in November, and
make o., difference of twenty
thousand in each Of the afare.
said States and in Illinois. The
pivot Of the campaign, however
is Pennsylvania, and the pros.
peOt ia that State is more thar
encouraging-it is brilliant.
Every Democrat and Liberal
Republican in Vinton County
should do their share of the
work that is required to be per
formed before the polls close
next Tuesday night. All that is
necessary is to get out our full
vote in every township. a
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-02

GRANT uses the Presidential
office as if it were private prop
erty and not a public trust.
What you'd the Macarthur Ring
use a portion of the Vinton
County Offices for, if they could
get possession Of them at the
election next Tuesday?je 1t is
well known to every person in the
country that GRANT, the owner
of this Macarthur Ring, keeps
in high office the most corrupt,
thieving and shame-faced knaves
outside the penitentiaries Of the
land, sB ~ si0g gpnbl I te,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-02
Spurious Tickets Printed.
Democrats, BE C0s.e1asz!

Monsieur Tony and his muish aper are engaged TO-DAY "
printing fraudulent Democratic ckesone lot having the names
of all the Grant candidates for county Offices instead Of the Dem
ocratc candidates. one lot of fraudulent tickets having the name
of GEORGE KAER for Sheriff. instead of GEoRGr P
lot having the name of W. YAPLE for Treasurer instead Of
Nelson cHMoND another lot having the name Of GEORGE Ho
LAND for Clerk instead of GEORGE W. Cook and so on each lot
Grant Ring sending these spurious tickets to eyev township
for the purpose deceivng Democratic and Liberal Republican
voters This is deception it is hoped that Mr. YAnE, ho is
believed be an honest man, at least will not consent to- It is
in fact fraud that no honest seeking the suffrage of the peo
pie ought to endorse Let every Committeeman and eyery Demo
cat and Liberal look after the bogus tickets which will be scat
tered everywhere. eH791 o eGaE VITA aT}
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-02

GEORGE KALER and others are
still making propositions to trade
votes at the election next Tues
day! n aaigU3 laa f'@d..-
They are particularly anxious
to get Democrats toigive KALER
a lift for Sheriff, although KAIER
declares that he "neyef voted for
any Democrat at a State, Coun-
ty, Township, or Corporation
election" al4HIl
Let Democrats in every town
ship watch the sneaking and
dirty tricks of GEORGE KALER !
In this or any other county in
which the Democrats have a
clear majority, the Radicals have
really nothing to trade or give in
return; and hence such trading
is sheer trickery and deception
Take no part ia their trading
Vote a clean Democratic tick
ct
GEORGE KALER always votes a
clean Radina1 tSnkat ~
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-02
Monopoly.

1t seems that GEORGE KALEB
wants to monopolize the county
offices. In his eye there is only
one office that needs filling,
which is Sheriff. For this Office,
GEORGE expects to get all the
votes that GEORGE HOLLAND, ROB-
ERT SAGE and EZEKIEL RADCLIFFE
want to get. The voters Of
Vinton County are opposed to
that sort of monopoly. Nc
GRANT monopolist can be trust
ed with the Sherif's office. 2ah
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-02

The journey of HORACE
GREELEY through Ohio on his re-
turn home from Cincinnati, was
such an ovation as no other man
ever received in this State,
More than twenty thousand peo,
pie welcomed him at Cleveland
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-02
Hope.

There is no present hope fol
the country except in the cleo
ton of HORACE GREELEY and the
defeat of GRANT and the corrupt
faction which supports him.
Vote a clean ticket next Tues
day! This is the foundation for
the defeat of GRANT & Co.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-02
DEMOCRATIC
AND
Liberal REPUBLICAN,
MEETINGS!!

Meetings of the Democracy and Liberal Re
publicans will be addressed at the following
times and places:
PLYMOUTH--Thursda evening, October 3D.
speakers-Hon. A. J. Swain and U. s. Clay
poole.
EAKN's SCHOOL HOUSE, vintOn Township,
Friday evening, october 4. Speakers-O. T.
Cunning and d. b. shivel
ALLENSVILLE-Frida evening, October d.
Speakers--Hon. S. A. Nash and J. NJ. McGil-
livray.
ZALEsKI-saturday evening, Oct. g. Speak
er-Hon. S. A. Nash.
RICHLAND FURNACE-Saturday evening,
October 3. Speakers-Porter DuHadway and
j. NJ. McGilliyray.
BEECH GROVE SCHOOL HoUsE-Monday
evening, october Z. speaker-U. s. Clay
POOLE
VINTON FURNACE SCHOOL H0USE-Mon-
day evening, 0ctoberZ speaksr-John Mayoi
DARBY's SCHOOL HOUsE-Monday evening,
october 7. speakers-Harrison Lyle and A.
N. Cozad.
The Advisory Committees in the several town.
ships will make the necessary arrangements for
holding these meetings.
By order of County Central COMMITTEES.