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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-21
SKIE EARNESTLY INVITE THE At

w
TENTIoN OF Physicians, DrugN''is and the
public generally
ELEGANT AND RELIABLE PHARMACEUTICAL
PREPARATIONS OF MESSRS. JOHN WYETH
BRO, PRACTICAL CHEMISTS,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
which have become 30 deservedly POPULAR for
their INTRINSIC worth, the ELEGANT manner in
which they are prepared, and the RELIABILITY OF
the QUALITY OF EACH SPECIFIC article they are
said to contain. First among them is their
COD LIVER OIL WITH PHOSPHATE LINE.
a most valuable remedy In the large class OF was
ting disc lses caused by IMPAIRMhHT or PBRVER
Sion Of NUTRITION. the Too rapid TISSUE TRANS
FORMATION and the want or certait sunsLanC es-
sentla the organism. and it Is onereu Win .ae
utmost confidence as an IMPORTANT ADDITION 10
the resources or medicine against IN diseases
which, In this country, are the most numerous,
and formidable say sCRoFULA 10 cnlluIen anu
Pulmonary COMPLAINTS In a.,uits. "Each oance
OF the mixture contains l6 grains OF the Phospnate
u h'i'7' BEEF, WINE AND IRON.
This delightful nutritiye tonic has been 30 uni.
yersally used and appr' Ved, IL Is unnecessary 10
say more than that IL ID kept up lo l's usua sbahu
ard OF excellence. ,o,,
"Each tablespoonful contains ounce OF Beer,
half ounce Of Sherry Wine and grains OF Citrate
Of lron."
BEEF, WINE, IRON AND CINCHONA.
The combination OF Casaya Bark with our pre-.
marathon Of Beef WIue and Iron adds the nerve
Ionic and anti.periodc effect OF Cinchona TO the
nutritious and stimulating properties Of The other
ingredients. We doubt II 8 more efficient cOmol'
nation OF tonic nutritious aud stimulating agents
could be prescrlbi d. and ask TIE attention o. phy-
slcans TO Its use, as prompt AMI reliable remedy
In the many cases In which 1t would naturally be
indicated. Each tablespoonful contains ounce
OF Beef, grains Citrate OF Iron, and hall ounce
OF Wine or Cilissya BarS.
SHERRY WINE AND BEEF.
The advantage Of administering Beef With Wine
10 patests re auirng both nntrment aud stimu-
laut will readily appreciated-the sustaining
and nutritious effect Uf the beef often enabling
delicate and sensitive invallds 10 lake the wine
with benefit, when ordinarily they would be un-
able 10 take 1t even In small quantities Wlnout
occaEionng headache, &c. Each tablespoonful
contains one half ounce OF Sherry Wine and one
ounce ofbeef.
We also call attention to the following as some
among these preparations most in use: Elixir
Oallsaya Bark, Iron and Strychnine Elixir Phos.
phstc Iron, Quinne and Strychnine. Elixir Va.
lerianate Ammonia. Elixir pepsn. Bismuth and
Strychnine Bitter Wine OF Iron. Elixir Gentian,
Ferrated. Wine OF Wild Cherry Bark Ferrated.
Syrup Lacto Phos. Lime. Tasteless Cod Liver
OIL.
Wholesale Agents for Marvin'sPure God Liver
OH, DowIE, NOISE d DAVIS,
poye.tuf Agentslor South Carolina.g
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furniture, &f.

No. Al KING STREET, NEAh John,
rs the place to get handsome and suostantiai
FURNITURE OF the latest and most elegant uo'
signs at prices to suit the times. This estaolls..
ment has just received large supply o. superior
parlor, ohamser and Dining Room sets IN ., Cs.,
Walnut and Imitation, which are oaerea .. p'IO s,
ten or fifteen per cent. lower than those onS's'N
elsewhere for less substantial Furniture
supERB BURIAL CAsKETs sPEoiALrf''
con and examine the STOCK and prices.
s1eN OF THE NAN AND ROCKER ct,
No. ~ KING STREET. a,l
decls.smosp&o .i'-H
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ANNIVERSARIES.
LIGHT INFANTRY

XETASHIEGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
w CHARITABLE ASSOCIATI0N.-In ac-
cordance with an invitation extended ny tEe w:
L. l. Rifle Club to the Associa ION. the officers and
members are requested to attend the celebration
at the Academy OF Music on To MORROW, Satur-
dag, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. All members OF the AS.
sCclaton. whether connected with the Rifle Club
or not are requested to wear their badges.
Members desiring badges can procure them OF
the Stewards The anniversary meeting Of the
Association will be held at O'Clock P. NJ. at
Rifle Club Hall, over Wilson'S store, IN King
street, for the transact lon Of business and the
election OF officers for the ensuing year. Men,
bers will please come prepared to liquidate their
dues. At The close OF the business meeting,
members will partake OF collation..
By order d. b. GILLILAND,
feb2l2 Secretary and Treasurer
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Steamers OF the above line leave Pier <DfE{SA
No. AZ. North River, foot Of Canal street,
New YORK, at "a O'Clock noon, OF the l0th, 2oLn
and sOth OF every month. except when these dates
fall on sunday, then the saturday preceolng;
era for South Pacific and Central American ports
For Japan and China, Steamers leave san Fran.
cisco frst of every month, except when 1t TAILS Oh
Sunday-then on the day preceding.
No California Steamers toacn 81 HaVans' ou'
90 direct from New York to AspinWall-
One hundred pounds baggage free TO eacn aduit
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other informaqon, Apply
at the OOMPANY,S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, new
York. +. n. bAn1' Ason''
augl9-lyr
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The steamer PLANTER, Captain Sill
]. It. Foster, Is now receiving sSls7l = ?
Freight at Accommodation Whafl snu Will 'oa''
on MONDAY, the oath instant.
F eight must be prepaid. .s orto
For freight or passage apply on board, orIo
-..o,o 80 East Bay.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-21

On, Emporium will be found at all times large
VarIeIy of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Travelling
Trunks, made OF the best materials, such as Sole
Leather, Enc, Canvas, &c.
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Boots, 51oes, @r.

Because we guarantee our goods, aud feel as
sured that they will give satisfaction to all OF our
customers, and the public in general.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-21

TOR GARDNE BL o FF,
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE
PEEDEE RIVER, VIA GEORGETOWN.
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H1ELToN & CHAMBERLAIN

VIII practice in all the Courts OF thls State ana
IN the United States Courts lor the Dl''i'oS VI
south Carolina. 81, o.o,o,oroe
and In the Carolina National Bank Building, lup-
anu tt.n - 'AO jau2-1yr
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Lewis ELIAS G co.

Keen constantly on hand Sole Leather Valises,
satchels School Bags, and Lades' Belt Satcneis
OF all grades and prices. To which I'VE Invite the
attention OF the publ C, at the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-21
BY J. FRASER MATHEWES. :.
- .nnI III IA1D MANN rnnoH cor n

GADDLE AND DRAFT HORSE, SULU
- on Account and risk OF previous owner.
Will be sold, THIS DAY. 10 frort OF my once,
No. Sc Broad street. at II O'Clock A. n. !i.,j.-
Terms cash. febN
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07
More Credit Dro1,,1,ar.

The New York World says: Those
who suppose that the height of the
corruption in Congress had been
reached in the development Of the
Credit Mobilier Union Pacific Rail
road swindle are doomed to be disap-
pointed. Already there are oatcrop-
pings of system of CORRUPTION on
the part of the Central Pacific Ring
at Washington which bids fair to
place the Credit MobiIier in the shade.
The Central Pacific is the western end
OF the road nowsin Operation across
the continent. and the numerous Jobs
which have been attempted and put
through Congress IN the interest Of
the ring conpection with it are faInila
lar to the public. The Credit Mobi-
lier investigation and exposure car
ried down and ruined the reputation
of several so-called Christian states
men. The Central Pacific exposure
bids fair to do, the same for a number.
who escaped fhe. Credit !. ,Mobilier.
storm. a It is now stated that the Con-
gressmen from this State were inVei-
gled into the. Central job more than
they were into the Credit Mobilier.
This is accounted FOR by the fact that
one Of the principal agents of I he.
Central Pacific at Washing gton was an
ex7member of, Congress- 4 from this.
State and one of Roscoe Conkfing's
bowers in his political manRnVers. IF
this matter it followed up Colfax may
have company from q quarters little
expected. st1fii= 81 isztsi7 = a. is E.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07
9I613dTlhesNosE Farty D6aas. }

|, The Giaclnaatf aqssYss. rss in in com!
msntng upon the doingsaaf fbespolit-
ical hybrids at Columbuslaasti week,
says! ,Hs'sH ,sniaoYs BOOB :
tnrN6 advantagetig ptoposed BY the
new party which can not be infnitely
sooner gained Within the Dem 6cratic
'org gahization, the Dem ocratic organf-
zation as'it is. Barfingi the second
resolution, II is a. pretty good Demo-
cratic plat form. The creed OF the
deW .depafture opp noses lthesB oerat.
iic party not ilonlgg .i-Withog giving a
reason why, but while testiIYing to
the orthodoxy, of its doetfihes by
lad6ptihg them sehtialIy Unchanged
These 'fsToI6 tfonists propose to- des-
troy the Dem 0erAtic party on tHls
basis. Could they, show cause, they
sEoHId NOT IND 1T tahl easy task
tdil.wipe out a party boahd to-
gethef by SO many nieniofies, and.
built on the convictions and endeared
to the hearts of millions of men. But
Rhlleathefr creed IS itself & eompli-
ment to the party. they will make
melancholy headWay towards its desc
truetion.2 IF they produce any RESULT
they are likely rs cause the Banners of
to wave once more Without,
and the 0iivictoffous shouhhgsn to, be
heard once more within the walls of
the old home, . i,isgu 1not liigoh
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07
10 ll5aYIil 9LIT Ts9I6lI II55IIl5g

The Rhole9l fight of ahe Im0ngrel
party .isiaghiHst Senators Hhurtnan2
attempt t0lsuppiaht himin the United
States Senate With Fred lHassaurek
or General lBfinlzarhoofi While by,
resolution theyu condemn the Credit
Mohilier, the salRpH steal and political
corruption generally they1are labor
ing to throwiout one of theD few Con-
gressRlen who hasRpnre and nnspot-
edFeputatio ,inpan 9whpm There is
no d$ainty of dishanoryn who voted
straight against stalLthescheaneslO corr
ruptianists whichohaHea b6eil intro
tdR6ed iAto dGongEeas sincea lie became
,memheRof it9INhat Is thee Temard
they epld metel out to an honest and
faithful public Servants odiiW iao
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

IT is said Tom Scott don't like SEN
ator Thurman's course in Congress on
the railroad question, and has sworn
by the Gods that Thurman shall not
be reelected next winter. That is
quite hkely. 1t may beexpected that
an the monopolists, thieves and cor
ruptionists don't like our honest and
incompatible Senator and will use all
their powers to compass his defeat. If
the people would look to their own
infdrests they will see to it that their
little games are thwarted.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

ADJoURHED-On Friday last the
Constitutional Convention. by a vote
< Of Al yeas to 20, nays adopted reso-
Tuition to adjourn lover Tomorrow TO.
meet in Cincinnati ON Tuesday the
= 7nd Of December next, provided, that
the State be subject to no expense IN
furnishing 3 suitable place for holding
the sessions of the GonKentiOna9 The
Con3entfon graciousIy provided that
neither its officers nor members should
be allowed any compensation during
such adjournme4t sib ss4sns sd
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

~
-ndFhe JAtlantic Monthly gives d .veIg
accurate photograph of IltAe great
leader OF lhei eisalaryd grahbeEs,oas fob
loWsi | uoll9mos tnd--oi 1a9qs
,d9 9Begihning as alaw5ef ofildW rem
Rfation, he WoFkea hisi Way up TO tie
position of strenuous partisani;s and
then onEeftihg his reputation for
party adelityiihto9 capital he placed
iif Rt1ths disposatof the part TO " hich
hei was q alsW drn ofae. Then 1enastiHg
in the war, and distinguishing himself
foflhis administrator Of ai Captured
.aity.t he made use Of this rep ptitation
toIgaini for himself the ieonIna1id of
othermilitary expeditions, III which
he succeeded i'm tbUfIesddins every
operation Of lRais9i At the return %
peace1he got himself elected a. mem
heFlaf' Congress, and, has since then
every aseheihe Of pitfnder
which hssOr any i0aeasi fffgehtffty has.
been able tosi degises his latest@ per-
.foTmaalce has been che passaae of an
act securing for these herTieGs the in-
crease of his own salary. He Is iieither
~ fine orator nor aiskilffGil legislator.
None of his political schemes have as
yet come to anytaiHgs of inportance !;
but with each neW TAI iluFe his power
has ia6Reaaedy dywllile his wealth already
pla0esihim beyond the reach Of disas-
ter. . He has always i6lispIaS red the ufz
most contempt even for lie a&ppesrS
ance of'1commond decehcy, land haS
aVoW ed himself almost In 6ne breath
a reformer and q cynfeaE slSeplti6 as to
any attempts at reforfa. 'sed u
He Is a proper Ieadet for Iheef e. Radi-
Gals partly = s-'n''' 1;1,, " ,'a ..,s :,
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s. The pameIess, homeless party of
Brinkerhoff.an and the Allen Comfy fa-
natics smeets with hearty reception
from nobody but the GRANTEES, who
arr. very sweet on It as they pect to
reap allthe beneft to be derived from
the affair. Not a aiDemocratic paper
in the State supports the bantling,
and we hear of ne Democrat. or Lib
eral who gives il any enco gepent.
lasDr. Sinnett, of Licking county, one
ofthe Vice Presidents of the GonVen-
ton, repudiates the whole movement,
and announces his intention to sup.
port the straight Democratic ticket !;
and Col. G. NJ Gouldihg, Liberal Re-
publican, of Lancaster whO was Sec
retary of the Convention, also pub
helE. repudiatesl the affair, and de-
nounces it as a fraud and cheat, and
ahnOunces that he will cooperate
with the Democracy as the best means
of oyerthroWing the, Grant dynasty
The only course for those who hon-
estIY desire the overthrow Of the
present corrupt and dangerous adj,
miis;ssration e TO rally 10 the support
of thelfhe ticket aud platform put,
forth by thee Convention lnow in ses-
siaoE,795E lllW gisi9oa ,sitsuaidGd
.Easiaf9M 9laa3l~sb sE ts''i
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07
STATE CONVENTION.

Dispatches from Columbus assert
sthat Hon. William Allen, of Ross,
will be nominated by acclamation for
Governor by the Democratic State
Convention now In session. The.
Convention is very, large harmonious
and enthusiastic.
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Radical Conventions and the salary Steal

Radical Conventions and the Salary Steal.
The New York Sun says. .taA
~ "All these conventions are purpose
ly silent as to the responsibility of the
resident I, IN the back7pay grab ana
he was the greatest beneficiary bv that
outrage, and that the Constitution for
bids any change in his compensation
during the period for which he is
elected. They knoWdthat without his
approval it never. could have become
q law, and that if he. had vetoed the
bill there was abundant time toaelin-
mate this odious amendment and re-
pass the appropriation pure and sim
pie. The pretense that the supply
bill was in any danger is q sheer in4
Vention. Besides, the money for carr
rying on the gOEeFumentItiha the first
of July had already been provided,
SO that in the EXTREMIST supposable
lcaselthets codld sb4 ai6 detail cement
from a veto.
But the President was a party to the
conspiracy, and the increase by which
he was to pocket 100000 illegally
for for h9 was eleeted when the aetpassed
was the basis Of the whole scheme.
IF censuFe Il. s. deserved bye ANYBODY, he
Arst OF all others ought to be the OBJ
jectl Of wrath, for it was in his power
to prevent the c0nsgmmatiQR (which
was Esrfeeted by his REempt signature,
8 q An attempt isf made to relieve the
Republican, party Of this hArdeni and
to share it with the Demaceatsa That
dodge viii not answer, antil Is, can
be Shown that q min oEityn is stronger
than majeritya1oTbe last GoRgerss
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

THE aEnQalafeSFa says 5isiA If the mon
grel ticket receives q. thopsRnd votes
IN Hamilton county out of the fifty
thousand which may be 1asb ,it. will do
more thap Judipii0SS OAl lffllla ffllla tors expect
". 81 r4lhif. ~ l-lAa-a . uL IN -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

: ~ lsr4t5 ll HBifG3a LAtkG !fHf ST. 10 z9gf
+ ASA PACKER has given to the Lei,
high University s., 600, ,O0Onand fifty
acres of land.l TnitioiF and 0dging
are furnished to4be studehts'free, ana
board at actual cost, q 80. fag
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

10 O. sfIlasr-A sslfIlasr- IFH'9nlsl DO H0UsH
Repnblicaps ,-Sss 81 Republicans. T34
Z YIl.ssEEnSocratAs II 9riTp55 DemQeratasa 104
4 Liberals, 4,nr.-wc5Il Liberals. ala4 5
The Republ blicaDs of course control
led All the Commits tees and held the
whole machinery of Legislation tB
their hands. No bill could hasnepoft@
ed even without their consent. d With
these majorities il. Congress and their
President in the White House, escape
is fmpossible,., The acts of indiKidh q
ais on either side are Of no imp portance'
except ia q personal aspects, Let the,
g1iltTr be punished and the innpcent
be spplauded. ant the gesnonsibility
of this 1egisla ation, like all Others for
the last twelve years, belongsl wholly
TO the Republican IpartYr and they
must expect to confront lit.guiliee iom
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07
= Ths way It Is Is. :

. ....-,.. IL. Inc way II 4ss, rgs -s-
Private DalzelI. who appears to
"know how it is himself" has written.
a NUMBER of papers concerning the
Soldiers Convention to be held iat
Piftsburghs Ip September. Among
Others, qheo daFessesIa. nntsJ to the
EteuSn9a LEADER senquiring whether
The meeting wifi be controlled by
shoplder-straps and political mounte-
hanlxsg as, theretofores aoHsF will it be q
real eon4ention of soldiers of all
ranks?S' He says ..flaai9 ssais Ia.i dsi
.I5st & we, knao5JW7i ~ how these meetings are
generally v Conducted, a few generals
get, together and baWl, themselves
hoarse with maudlin haPd doodle. SUCH
was the case last year Not q soldier
HndeI the rank of general had q
chance to speak, These generals were
running for Office, and the whole
thing was set up to catch our Yotes..-z
But that game is played out. Thsi
thieving of the-last Congress and the
present administration gives the lie
to all those, brilliant promises. We.
demand q change: But if we want.
the convention to run. in our interests
we of fhe rank and file must 60 BY
thousands and control the Convention.
All soldiers are invited, We Should
all go, and expose Hypocrisy, and
scotnotellsHlie hsnoy, b9if4tff4- .,..9.l
Private Dalzell viii haYerto ielook q
little out, ,"ioF he will be act down by
the "tro6ly loiI1 ASIAN eat and out dis
loyal Coppefhead Democrat, sa' bhh
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

THE Ohio State Camp Meeting com
menced at Canton on Tuesday, to con-
tinue two weeks. 900 .LliinAi
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

'qsThe Legislative COMMITTEE of the
Constitutional GoRvehtioh proposed
the following as an amendment. to ar
tiGle MiiOf the State Constitution ;sui
.The.IGe neral Assembly y ,sshall not
ratify any amendmentittOlth the Consti-
tuition of the United States antiliR
general election for members OF the
Geherali Assem- bIy9 shall have been
held after such amendment shall have
been proposed by Congress to the
legislatures Of the respective States,
I lTHis ichangewill eotlfmeId ITSELF to
the good sense Of every fair-minded
nam = Those only whip desire that the
people should be defrandbd and that
apendth ents should beaengrafted up
}o5h On ,tthIe9 the ,ConstitEnohhI against the will
of the people viii oppose such prop,,
osiEonon dguoHs th9iI ils al lB0q
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07
Another Al q Il lFsArfpf !, Commas 3



ifsG sfn s9itE aiilH4++= ~ fa0JA bsa
ga destructive, eohAagratiOn10ceHs-
red atiPoftland, Oregon, on Saturday
morning, " i1ich 6figfnated IN the fdIrt--
ni iilf1Fs f5H store q. Hairgrren sRd ssbind-
leRiin which no FIRE or lightwas Ased,l
and no adOUbtiWas the work ofian illa
Among the bl6sses are two
engine houses, two sash : factoriss,,'
three foVndries, four mills, five hotels,
one hundred stores and two hundred
ana fifty, dRetiAsTA one hbndred
and, fifty families were rendered.
homeless and encamPed in the public
parkszii Theelpss is Estimated at SlyEI
500, ,e00g with only $2O0;0 600 insurance,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07
E4fsifs.ii Is15s,fl sist17s 70 10 s.
ADVANTAGES:

l. /. 1t viii Immediately relieve the sufferer. as
1T lifts the ingroWing corner of the nail out of
the flesh, thereby removing the cause of the ir-
ritation.
~ 2. it is entirely oI-corrosiTe. the clasp is
warranted to be coin liver, and no fears can be
entertained of mineral poison.
8. 1t will efeet permanent and lasting cure
as it dattens the nail by lifting up the edges and
allowing the hesh to grow back to its natural
position. f.4& lfss4
4. 1t is self adjusting and may be placed to
any case. no matter how difficult itmay appear.
perfect ease as the clasp lays perfectly fiat on
the top Of fthe natls and hasfno rough project
in points to the sock, z5E-
g. It's Comparatively tri1ling cost places it
within the reach of everyone, allowing all its
full benefits,
IB shortszitis a relief from a torment that has
l0Ag aheGn needed and 9Cuee for pest that has
tefed tie eRtire haeaical ed te Sheetsz -
The following are q few of our many testimo-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

1t is hoped that the Democratic
Convention, which is in session in Co
Iumbus when we GO to press, will de-
clare in favor of the ancient princi-
pies of the party, aud against central
ization, monopolies, special privileges
and thievery, and pat trueSand tried
men in the field as our standard-bear-
ers, and then if Brinkerhoof and his
band of pure patriots are sincere in
their desire for reform, let them fall
into line with the 250000 Democrats
and render victory certain. By ad-
herring to our faftf. by refusing TO
battle for mere place at the sacrifice
of principles, through the action Of
demagognes and trieksters, We. may
suffer defeat but not disgrace. 9na
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

T assertion that there isIho Rad
ical Ring in this county who seek to
set up and manage political afl'airssis
little too Thin feldeceived any one ];
and the denial Of the fact that certain
Radical leaders Of thiso county,. With
General Gardeld, at their head, held a
secret caucus ma room avthe Wedde4I
House three three weeks We, 4 ago ago y as foolish
as it as false. Ia1 No. .,.,a,fi tai
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