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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-25
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@omita9 W{or9ea traf nit einem 3use
Der nBaltimore=Obiobabn" Elm unter=
tebmenoer u@9omman" auf bem Gam=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in 8altimore elm.
Seine Mena9erie Die nit oemIelben
3uge anlanste> mar ni6t 9rob befanb
aber mad Der MeiaYng bes ansebenben
Barnun1 aug mabren Pro9tere1nplaren
ndmli3 bier Nfen unb elmer Boa<g Con-
ltrictor: 9ie Mffen batten nit einem
Ylabe in einem ber @epddtpagen porlieb
nebmen miiiien :, tpdbrenb Die beppr5u9te
@9lan9e, in cine tpollene 9ede einge=
built 5uIammen9eroqt gu ben SuBen
tbres 5errn unb Meifers in einem oer
Yallasirtpagsons lag. Mls Der 3ug Ben
8abnbof errei9t bate oa@te unler
@@langensdbmer .suerit an feline glffcn.
Die. .Bpo Gpnltrictnr in Ma9en aurud=
lanenb, elite cr nod hem Wagen Der Die
lul ltl9en @ierbdnoler ertbie!t. '@dbrenb
er Den &dflg NIT Den :MFen ouf ben Ser
ron fellen tpollte, ipielte ibm Ser nedi14e
3ufaQ einen @treid. Sic Sbir bes
glHenbctels 6ffnete, jib unb. elmer ser
W'erhanoer i6llpfte2 binous, .eebe es }ei=
nem Serrrl 9elan9, Die Sbiir 3u I6lieBen.
SIN 9o9sefuM Der 6reibeit fletterte
~Sodo" untet bas @abnbofba@ un6 pp4=
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-25

perlidert, baB bic air6e, tpeit entfernt>
ben unseborIan 81 prebi9en, INNER ems
pfohlen babe, benz Railer gu geben, mas
oes RaiIers lei. Sic &esierenoen Datten
1i@ ollo {elbit Die g6ulo bei3une1en,
isenn 1ie Wioer1etli9feit segen @eiebe
Dernorriefen, Die cine &riegsertldr,lng
segen @ott ieien. Ser YopF gebt sic
neuen fir9li9en @elebe ale ein5eln bur@
unb bertpirft Iie ausoriidli9. Ct anatbe=
mateiirt bic Mlttatbolifen unb namentli6
9feinfens fan,nlt oenen, bic i'm getpdblt,
Die gu Der Bobl bei9etro9en boben uno
nit @erfen @ilfsmitteln ober @,init
feline parteisdn9er unterituben. Gum
@6lub perlueilt Die GncDclica Bel ben
Werfol9un9en, tuel6e bic STRIDE in 9e=
tpiHen Sbetlen BON Mmerita aus5uiteben
bat. Su auen bieien f9mer5li6ea @Dn1p=
tomen lei oie99ono Der Sreimourer tuabr=
nebmbar, Die Der fl. @tubl 1@on mebr=
fad peroammt babe. @9lieBli@ ruff
ct bic s1ttli@e 8armber5i9teit an, aui
Die ct pertrart uno bon BET ct bas gnbe
ul1er oie1er lebel erbofft.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-25
Die Sbiip.

Wean nna9te oarauf bin ipfort Der
iude uno f0rberte bis iebt aug bem D6re
oes Rnaben, tief in Die 5aut eingelunfen
20 @tein9en BON Der @s6be zines 5ted=.
naoelfopfes berous. Sic Sperattsn ge=
lang obne oab Elm Sropfen Blut pergoi=
fen tpurbe. 9as< @eltjamite bel bieier,
ieltiamen, bon einem reipectabeln Boito=
ner 8lotte er5ablten @el6idte it,, bab
Der &nobe iofort Ben @ebrau6 feiner
Gimme tpieoer gu setpinnen anfing. Spie"=
lereien, ,pie lie Die ier &nabe setrieben,
fommen leioer oft BEL &inbern Dor, &penn
iie au6 ielten 10 ldlimme Sol9en baben.
9o6 bat man6e Meutter NIT t6otli6er
@ngit Dem Mrst 5ugei6aut> bis ct Die
8obne ooer ben &irl9tern aus Der Na{e
ooer Dem DIR ibres eyperimentirenoen
Sun9en beraus batte.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-25

,.- .---:.Sn einerMnra1t farS ; l.
.oten in @outb Bottom befinoet ii6 ge=
9enpdrtig Elm l6iabriser &nabe, Der
por 5uei ,Sabren 5u ,trdnfeln angefangen
bate uno nod uno na9 lein @eb6r per=
lor. 9ann tuuroeg ar9 feline Spra9e
INNER l@pd9er uno unartitulirter ,: lno
5ulebt oerlor er iie 9dnali9: Man .itelle
.li9 oas @ntleben 1einer Gltern Dor als
ibr poroen. grt9eorteter @obn taubi itumm
'purbe unb 1i6 bis: gum Soioten nit flu
pioem @eiidtsausorude nit Dem leeren
8lide uno bem i@auoerbaften bo9len
2aden Oes Simpels perdnoerte, nnb oas
2i9t oes @eifes enbli@ in linn erloi@.
Seine Mutter ermdbnte bel einem 8elu4e,
ben lie Dor eini9en Wo6en in Der Mnftolt
ma6te, Dor elmer Mdrterin> oab ibr @obn
i'm Qllter BON febe,1 Sabren Ipieleno ei=
nise Rielelitein6en ing Obr gefedt babe
|pel4e man nle 4erapssebra9t. ~
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-25
Die &Seffmtimffer STRIDE
I'M QDmDD1t.
tW SUWpUW% =

Bon Der Gin,ueibung Der @efuiniter<
fir9e in 2onbon er5dblen bic gbronifen
bieler @taot folgenoe l9Dne Gage:
Ser Plab tuo lie 1tebt> tpar ein1 It mi It,
NIT @eitrdu@ BE lebt, auf brei @eiten
BON 8aHer um9eben uno bieb 6a5umal
Thorney Island. Sier griinoete @e=
BERT &6ni9 ber Oitla6len> i'm Sabre 610
eine &ir@e auf oenielben Slede, mo- emit
Elm Sempel bes Mpouo tano. Ser beil.
Petrus fam nit einem @efol9e BON
Gngeln in eisener perl rlon, um bic neue
2ir9e ein5u,peiben. 91ber oer 9eilige
perfeblte nit ieinen 5ablrei9er 8egleiteru
in ountler Na@t Den @e9 unb itie9 in
2am6etb am ent9e9en9e|ebten' SbemI Ie=
ufer, ab. 9lun .fpnnte ct ni9t iibers
Ma6er beriiber, ba 5u iener 3eit Die
Wei itminiterbriide nod ni9t 9ebout tpar.
9ie bimuli16e @inpeibuns bdtte baber
in iener Na9t unterbleiben miilen, tpenn
5i@ nibt Elm Slider @oric, ills Wfittel
se13lasen bdtte. Ct iab Die g1otb Der
Tremoen unb fubr lie na@ BET &eibe uno
nnperbro1en in 1eine111 &abne iiber BEN
TluB. Wie er 1ie nun ale iiberse1ebt
uno obne Elm Gabr9elo an5unebmen,
NbI9ieo BON ibnen genomnen batte un6
10 am ufer itaao, um BON ber Mrbeit bes
&uoerns aus5ul@naufen, ba 1ab er pl6k'
li@ .pie .ii6 ale 5eniter oer Stride er=
leu9teten ,ln6 us bem Snnern famen
tuunoerbare Or9elt6ne> @nsels96re,
bimmlii9e @eidn9e. 9a 5otte es @bric
9lei@ meg, tpen er iiber's WoHer gefiibrt
batte. Gr elite l6nuritrads gum 8ii6of
Melitus uno an4anoern Morgen erfubr
9an5 2onbon, oas oomals na6 gar flein
|par> bic bo9erfreuli@e @e16ibte. @oric
>uaro fir feline gate SDat li1tli6 pom
S9immel belobnt; oenn ct rno9te nit
1einen 9feben unter allen SiI6ern fets
ben beiten Bug uno BON Dem Bii6of err
biel ct iiberoies no6 Elm Pripilegium por
Nnoern 1einer 3unft. =
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-25

Sraubenterne 1ino luie ein
Ginsepeibter bebauptet, elm porSiisli9es
@rlabmittel fur Gi@prie, pel6e in ,lnie=
rem So9en bduii9 Dem &affee in srober
Men9e bei9emi16t miro. 0ie Sraubel1=
ferne 1ouen, penn iie eer6itet uno &C.
mablen lino, Elm Nroma baben pie Der
Bette oltinbilde &affee> uno Der @el4most
bes baoon bereitenoen &afees 1ol bent
d6ten 1ebr abnli6 1ein. Das einsi9e
5inbernib ibres allsemeinen @ebrau65
i9eint Der um1 1tano gu iein, oab es lei9-
ter 1T, &aHee aug Snoien su besieben
als Sraubenterne in binrei9enber Men9e
an befpmmen.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-25

9Bir MAIDEN unlere Sreunbe uno Be=
fannie uno belonoers bic 9omen oar=
auf aufmertiam, bab mir uo@ eiu
i90nes 2ager BON l1eberr6den
fir &naben uno iunge 2eute
Daben tpel9e perfauf It 1per=
ben miiiien. sic mii1leu
perfouft tperben unb
9eiemanb 1ollte bieis
@elegeubeit per=
1aumen eintn
e. po ttbiQi9en
9lrtifel jill
tau feu.
vStetp @prf @1ptbtn9 Spouse"
81" Edwards old stand near
Sugar Run, Pomeroy O.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-25

.s-g7- {. 45Ls sa4 .g
&0nis &eorg stpansen ibr u8raoer" su
tueroen. SIN Sabre 1857 tpollte bas Dans
l1Doeri1de Mtiniiterium 8orries Sic Sim
an5en beg R0nigs tpieoer regell1 1lnb Dem
2aubttoge cine @eiebesborlage iiber Bic
gipilli1te maiden. Neupablen n,ub bten
itattf finoen unb aaoers ausfalIen, als bic
friberen, >penn ous @eieb onr9geben
iollte. Was tbun? Muf ben &atb oes
Miniferiums rlubte ii@ Der &0nio per=
|pFi6ten, Sreimaurer gu ,peroen; in 3eit
BON elmer @tunbe n1a9te ct Die @rabe
bur6 uno tuurbe Gbrtpirbi9er; bel iebem
Sooesfaa zines uBruoers" 19idte er
Palmen fiir ben @arg. Sic ggablen
lieferten Bag eruiini 6te Gr9ebniB. Die
Ramh1ern ianttpnirten oas @e1 1eb iiber
bic GipiQiite unb Die 59eibung 6er f1=
ni9lt@en 0omainen BON Sen fiscali16en
G5iitern. Sic Sreimourer in 6annober
botten ibre Modt 9e5ei9t, ben &0ni9 se=
tpon1en uno 2on0 un6 Wolf beberr1 DIT.
yeun fam aber oas Sobr 1866, bet Trei=
maurer @robmeii iter@eor9 V. tpuroe bon
Dem Sreimaurer @roBmei1ter Milbelm |.
iiberrumpelt> >pertrieben unb 1eines 2anoes
uno 1einer &rpne beroubt. Sic Treimau=
rer boben feline @runb1dbe, lonoern ball.
ten nit Den ie>ueiligen0la9t a9tbabern. .@e9=
ieln bieie, 10 pe9lelt audi lire Mnbdns-
ligfeit. Was tbaten allo Die bannoper=
| 19enBriioer Treimaurer, als tbr fDnigliG=
ct @roBmeilter ieineMa@t perloren batte I?
&aum mar ber &0nis aus Dem 2onoe ee=
9ongen, 10 be9ann oas Sa9en unb Srei=
ben Der v8riioer", um feline @robmeiter=
| |l6oft leoi9 5u tueroen. @9on am II
Npril 1867 be16loB man gu @iloesbeim
eine Bitte an &6ni9 @eor9 um freipillige
9(ieoerlesun9 0er @rob ilterpiroe> un6
an Den &0ni9 bon Preu ben oas Mn1u6en
um uebernaDme Oerlelben. SIM Trubiabr
1868 bel 3loKen Die bannooerI9en Trei=
maurer> Der Berliner @roBloge ~3u Den
bret Meltfugeln" bei5utreten. Man be-
|fabte ii3 enoli6 gar ni6t nebr nit &6=
ni9@eorg, oer gefallen mar, ia man bra9
lo9ar ale Be5iebun9en nit linn ab> UNI
nur ni@t in Berlin gu mibfallen. Gin
neuer ~@brpuroi9er" luuroe in 5annpper
gelpdblt, uno jene Sreimaurer, bic nod
por Sabr uno Sag III ben 2osen-Diners
|f9 UNI benz &0nig ordngten uno Don
| ibm Oroen uno @unterpeile annobmen,
taoeln iebt in oenBldttern unb Wereinen
Die &egierung bes bonnoperi i9en&Dnigs=
bauies uno preilen bic preubii9e ols Elm
Muiter. Ser &0nie @eor9 tpar ibnen
eben nur Elm Werf5eu9 oos man tpeg=
mari. ols man es ni6t mebr eebrau9en
tonnte. 9as lit Greimaureroanf.
Cine 8abnbpfs=Scene. D..
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s. Ii +
9SSeiDae&a p!

Ser lnter5ei6nete beebrt 1i9 bierburt)
ergeben1t an5u5eigen oab ct eine 190ne
Musmobl BON @anbD Gbrii it1nas Sons
ober 3uderbadwert erbalten bat> Die 1i1
belonbers als @e1@enfe fir &inoer ei is=
men. 9lu9 bdlt oerielbe beitanoig por=
rdtbig &au9= unb &au=Sabafe unb ab=
gelagerte Gisarren oller @orten. Sic
beiten Weine, 2iq0ure uno bas bette
Cincinnati 2agerbier tperben pertauft BON
$einrtb SteufltmA,
ppmeroD, =.
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Ifiibrte ba1elbF Bic tolliten @priinse. un=
lIer v56o,pnan" ltanb nfanss tuie cine
|5ala{di1le, jtumm uno itarr oor ueber=
roI6ung, oa. Gnoli6 9ewann er feline
SaiIung tuieber unb Bot usSodo" outs
Snnisite in ben paoillon 5uriid5ufebren
tpdbreno Elm reisenbes Mffenfrdulein tire
bier @anoe our6s oas Sitter oes &dfss
ltredte unb ben Slii9tling nit elmer
Miene anl9aute, 1pel9e ou la9en l9ien !:
r&omr1' berab - &aum 1T ia Oct tlein=
iten @Itte fiir Elm 9ludli6 liebenbpPaar."
Ser brolliee @9lin9el aber blieb taub
gegen ale Bitten ct prang ppn einem
Bolfen gum anOere1 uno batte bolo Elm
sablrei9es Yublifum berangelodt tuel=
DIES 1einen tollen Spriin9en nit Ser
sniiseu 5ulaD uno laut la6te, >uabrenb
vBarnum oer Siinsere" Dor ger9er per<
9eDen lpollte. '0a nobte pl1bli9 eine
@6aar &naben un0 be9ann Sa9b auf
ben GntIprun9enen 5u MAIDEN.
2ebterer lab balo ein oab 5 nit Sung
Mmerita nid)t 5u 1paBen 1ei; er ma9te
oer5lpeifelte Nnltren9un9en, feline Trei=
beit gu betuabren aber es selong linn
ni9t. Ct fiel in Die Sdnbe 1einer 8er%
|fol9er uno oieIe bra9ten i'm gu ieinem
Meij tier, Der ben @ioerlpenitis obne
uiel Teoerlel elens in ben &dfi9 itette wo
ct. bon leinen &ameraben uno Dem nieo=
li@en &ffenf fraulein ber5li6 betpiatomnet
wuroe. ussSodo" ertpieoerte tebo6 Die
@raBe nidt> ct leBte li6 in cine Gde BET
alten Bebau1ung uno trdumte Tim eine
perlorene Treibeit. - Wdbreno bie1e
@cene onf oem perron por li9- 9in9,
| lpielte li9 eine anoere III Dem @a9gon
ab, no Der 9epla9te u@6olpman" feline
@9lan9e 5uriid9elaHen batte. Gin 8abn~
ange e1tellter 9ing 6urb ben Wagson uno
|1ab boIelbji bie mollene 9ede lie9en.
Nls feline Wugen cine @efunoe lang Iauf
bert 1elben baften blieben> bemertte ct j.,
oaB ettuas 2ebenoises oarunter oerborsen
mar: SIS mub Elm &inb lein, tuel4es
una9tlame @ltern bier 5uriidgelalIen ba=
ben, i@ pil es in elm warmes 3immer
tra9en," - 10 ba9te Der gutberSige 8e<
un'<t wv o@u1S NV wv Nv <1~uS WV
Dem permeintlt9eh &inoe auf5ubeben.
0orber tpolIte ct aber, oa er Elm GROCER
&in6erf freun0 mar, Dem lieben &leirsn
einmal in Die blauen gnselsduslein
|19auen. 2ans1am breitete er bic 9ede
auseinanber, - oa 16nelte pl0bli9 bic
8oa empor. 9as Blut serann oem
Manne in oen Moern, als ct, nitatt ei=
nes la9en6en &inoer<@eli6ts eine rieii9e
@9lanse setpabrte> oeren auf9eiperrte
&innla6en na@ ibm gu @noppen fbie=
men. Ser 8eamte errei6te ben Yerron
-.aber fra9t ibn nur ni6t ob ct our@
bic Sbiir ooer oas our9 5eniter 0es
Wagsons ben Yerron errei6te. Gs
pdbrte seraume 3eit, big er li9 1otpeit
erbolt bate bab er I'M @tanoe mar, lein
Nbenteuer .5u ersdblen. Utittleiueile batte
oer 8efber BET S6lange oieielbe bereits
gebolt uno nit leiner Mena9erie Den
|Babnbof perlalien. ~ e..
-No~o~0-
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& II + oer1p,re II.

Cine feline tunge &ub nit tleinen 9Dr=
nern 1T felt lebter Wo9e perloren. .Wer
oieielbe tuieoer bringt ODER iol6e Nus=
funft ooriiber sibt, ooB i9 iie tpieber err
lange, .erbalt cine CUTE 8elobnun9 bon
49,, - Grall @incent,
... +, '.,...; IN Pomerop, 3uder=& Stun.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-25
8 II 9 e r ,at / E tb e n.

& 1t y e T 1lt t E t b It.
Cine i6Dne Wobnun9 BON brei 3im=
n,ern Slide, Seller, Drummer unh 81
iterne, in ber Mitte Der 3uderzHun lit
iofort gu permietben. M1an tuenoe T6
i'm 9au1e 1elbit an
:> Srou 8incent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-10-23
THE OHIO

Is a great surprise to many people, agreea-
BILE to some, the reverse to others. 1t
will have an awakening influence upon the
country and explodes the idea that "the
Democratic party is dead"
Our defeat in Ohio was wished for by
the Administration supporters and ex-
pected by the supporters of the Peoples
State ticket, as well as looked for by a
large portion of our own discouraged and
half hearted Democrats.
Some supposed that overwhelming de-
feat was sure to come to us and then an
abandonment of u organization would
make way for a new party. The fact is
the Democratic party is to be renewed by
a revival of thought and energy, accom-
panied by accessions OF men of character
and principle. The well known liberality
of the Democracy invites all such acces-
sions to full brotherhood.
Men who think alike on public affairs,
should act together. The needs of the
country require this, and patriotism de-
mands 1t, when bad men are combined and
in power, good men must associate.
We know OF no better State than Ohio,
IN which to start the ball of political rev.
olution. Here was one of the strongholds
of the radical party where they thought
themselves fixed in power, and indeed as
some others did. Even Geo, E. Pugh
said, in a speech for the Collins State tick
ct, that, Allen had as much chance of be-
ing struck by lightning as to become Gov
ernor of Ohio
Few persons remember that, in tins
country Of newspaper sand schools, there is
no such thing as fixed majorities.
Before the election, our opponents, made
great sport of "old Bill ALIENS candida
cy. Every radical stumper talked funny
about It, The Immaculate Morton in one
of his speeches said-"no one can tell from
his (ALLEN's) speeches a0hether or not he
is a candidate for Governor of Ohio OF
King of The CannihGL islands, and he has
as mach chance for the one as the other"
daughter and cheers) Mr.. Morton
spoke in a very different strain of Noyes,
He said, I6elieve "he (Noyes) q0iU6e elect
ed By an overwhelming majority"
In ancient times there were true and
false prophets; such we suspect is the case
now and that Morton belongs to the latter
class.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-10-23

IT was no unpopularity on the part of
JAMES P. SoURRECK, JAMES SLENTz and
A. L. JONES, our candidates on our ticket
for the positions of Auditor, Recorder and
Prosecuting Attorney, that led to their
defeat. They are each and all most wor-
thy citizens and capable gentlemen 1t is
notifying to ourself personally and to
Democrats generally, that men as faithful
and well qualified did not sail in with the
rest of the ticket. In the cases of Messrs.
Sourbeck and Slentz, their opponents
were the preeAHt officials. Messrs. Lee and
Wilcox, gentlemen who have occupied the
offices they were running for, for several
years and who were skilled political man
ayers. They saw the danger and labored
desperately, thereby saving themselves
from the general wreck that swamped their
party. We need not say that they got
votes by personal appeal-and in other
ways. In the case of Mr.. JONES, mis- op-
ponent, PARKER, was thought to be safe
on the liquor question. As heretofore, a
fearful amount of money was expended In
the county to carry through the Repubh-
can county ticket and save their Senator
and Representatives. But this year the
thing has proved a failure all over Ohio
The people are not to be deluded longer
and have expressed themselves in tones of
thunder against grabs and grabbers and
generally,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-10-23
THURMAN,s REELECTION.

The Cincinnati Commercial, after max
irg a bitter fight against Thurman, seems
about half grati6ed that he is to go back
to the Senate. This is what says in
Thursdays issue
"The reelection of Thurman to the
Senate has been secured. That is not an
unmixed misfortune, for Thurman is a
Senator Of integrity, and it may do the
swarm of carpet-baggers good to contin-
ne him among them. There are too many
pnmitigated partisan Republicans in the
Senate already. 1t is just as well that no
more Of the same sort are to be sent there.
We shonld ever have preferred the re-
election of Thurman, if he had not made
it a condition of his success that the Dem
ocratic party SHOULD succeed with him.
He is the man responsible for the failure
of the New York Convention in 1868 to
nominate Chase, and for the fact that the
Democratic party In Ohio was not this
summer formally dissolved"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-10-23
WHAT a livery corpus 'fthe dead Demo
cratic party" is.


CoMNENTINa upon the Ohio election,
the World uses the following sensible
talk:
How often has it been dipned in our
ears that, although the people detest the
Administration, they recoil, with %invinci-
bic repugnance, from the Democratic
party. 1t Is not so IN OHIO. How per-
sistently has it been said that victories
cannot be won without dropping the
Democratic name and disbanding the
Democratic party. The Ohio election
~confutes and explodes this fallaoy. How
constantly wehaVe been told that we can
not succeed without recovering Republic
can Statesl Ohio has been a Republican
State for the last eighteen years; Ere
morts majority in 1856 was Ie.62S, Lin
eoln's majority in 1850 was A,978; Lin
coins majority in 1864 was 50, 586;
Grants majority in 1868 was 1857; and
Grants majority IN Ohio last year was
81 .53l. The most important aud popu-
lops Of all the steadily Republican States
has been redeemed; redeemed against for
mlda6le obstacles; redeemed in spite of
the deep encouragement consequent on
the great mistake and disaster of last
year, In spite of the advice of eminent
inv OSAOCIdlS 70 OlSDdQQ ana dissolve
the party, in spite of the cold water
thrown by Liberals who held off in the
hope of fighting the Administration in a
new party. Will the detractors of the
Democratic party tell US of any particular
which The people of Ohio di1ter nom
the people of other States which have
been Republican by large majorities since
1856? Has not the Buckeye the same
sense OF shame as citizens of other Re
publican States? Are there not all the
motives tor stunning the Democratic lep-
rosy IN Ohio as other parts of the coun- |
try? What reagon can any fastidious
Liberal give Why human nature should
not be the same in Ohio a., elsewhere;
why repggHapee to Democrats s~ssocia-
tipn should be more unconquerable OF the
shrinking from Democratic contact more
sensitive2 What we have accomplished
n Ohio, we may accomplish everywhere,
equal vlgor, courage and boldness,
But whom can we expectt to trust US, if we
10 not trust ourselves?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-10-23
Nntns Editorial.

That loud Noyes has ceased. The re
turns are all in.
The n, Y, Sun calls us @the Ohio
Surprise Party"
Alphert of Ravenna, thought he was to
be the Lieutenant Governor.
Let cur readers peruse the excel
lent speech of A. NJ. Blake Esq, which
we publish in this paper.
-Mahon'ng county people voted that
youngstown ought to be the county seat
by some 2.0C0 majority,
The Rods of Iowa, lave some 1900
majority instead of $4,000 last year,
The radical slate, is badly smashed.
Noyes was to be Governor by 10000 and
then go into the o. S. Senate, IN order
that little Alphart might succeed as Gov
ernor.
The best laid schemes Of mice and men
Gang aft aglee.
We refer our readers to the election
table in this paper. For straight, n
swerying, unscratching Democrats We re-
fer to Lake, Jackson, Paris &c.
The leaders Of the Administration
party this fall were General Disgust and
General Dissatisfaction.
Ohio is redeemed, Oregon is redeem
ed. The Democracy is the party of re-
form, of progress, of economy in public
affairs. The fostering corruption in high
and low places must disappear before our
advancing column. l.1
Allen county gave Noyes, 1885, AL
len 2,296 and Collins only l66.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-10-23

Meyer VS.. George Zigler.

SeraPhIm meyer VS.. George Zigler.
By virtue Of a Fl Fla issued from the
court OF common pleas ofStark county, Ohio. and
TO me directed, / will offer for sale at public ont
Canton, on
Saturday the 22d dayof November, 1873.
the following described real estate situate in said
county, 70 wit: And known as the southwest cor
ner OF the south east quarter of section IA. town
ship I9, range 6, beginning at the southwest cor.
ner OF saiq quarter, thence north 90 west fifteen
CHAINS and nifty links to a stake; thence north $50
east twenty-five chains and fifty links to the Ma
honlng river thence along said river south Igo
west Two chains and seventy links; thence south
10 and SOI west hye chains; thence south GO I67
Hest Two ehains ana Any links; thence south 60
west tWo chains and fifty links; thence south 100
ana ~ west TOUR chains thence south Iso 451
EAST one chaln and sixty links thence south Go
south boundary Of said quarter thence south So
WestionTteen chains and pinety-tWo links to the
place of beginning, containing thiTty-one acres
less.
Sale to commence at l o'clock D m. Terms cash
oetZSWo r. 2s BAXTER, Sheriff.