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EThe old rhyme that We have all
heard tells US to marry on
- Monday for wealth, -
Tuesday for health,
Wednesday the best day Of all;
Thursday for CROSSES,
Fridsy for loeees,
Saturday no luck at aif.~

I The joint select committee ap.
pointed by the Ohio Legislature to ex.
anime the bills for advertising the late
proposed amendments 70 the Constitu
ton, made thcif repost ! short time
since. They say: ut Will Be seen thai
where the amount charged by the pub.
fishers falls 6slow the rates, as found by
the committee, it is not changed. Such
publishers are allowed all they claim
The rates are fixed in s'lav passsd Nay
lst, 1889. sM p as
We copy, from the repofts the amoun
charged By hepspsfs In thh Congres
sional Dissrict, ana tla aaesat allosss
each:
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D1rD March 4th, sIndependence
township, Washington county, of Con-
sumption. Mrs SrAcY CLINE, wife OF
tTaokAs JCLIxEv in the 60sh year of 4hel
age. In the PERSON of the deceased the
community loose "a, highly esteemed
friend. in whom was found an example
Of moral religious and charitable duIs virtue
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-21

p~It is asserted by those who claim
to know, that growing corn does moi
grow PARTICLE from sunset To sunrisr,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-21

EgThe Democratic Central Commit
tee was represented on Saturday last by
the following Democrats, residents OF
the toNnsaips named:
Adams, JOHN W. TAYLOR.
Benton, srerlsss sEi e xse WMs WEDDLE.
Center, 80 rts iiis ,ssJ T.;JuDKNs
Franklin, Etts fsEss4 EDWARD OKEY.
Green, MIrroN slime.
Malaga, SAMUEL GRoux
Clio, 80 7las sR W. MuHLEMAN.
Perry, Rue WEDDLE.
Sunsbury, se ELI EvANs.
Wayne, - ~ ANON MoosE,
Mr.. JgpKNs Chairman, called the
meeting to- order IS On motion r. sW.
SunlfxAx. of Onto township, vas elect.
ed Secretary. 9
On melton Ire Committee desiaed to
hold The Convention on Saturday. ythe
Sd day Of June, on she Popular Vete
|Syetem, and under the law passed fol
the protection of Primary elections
Monday. April Sd, was rejected because
of the time being to short for candidates
to announce their names ana plsce theil
tickets throughout the county .,.s,s Y. 80 =
The. folio wing Supervisors we're se
lscted. sa dss4sva 'esi 81 fss .slsa9ss isae
.s.s ssst,fnB sss.s ss1n : es tasi
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-21

Tax SPIRIT is the only. paper in the
District that hsd its bill passed without
change. Our,prices for advertising, of
all kinds, will stand investigation, BY
candid men, at any time and in any
place. - assaas s
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-21
8 &fhe fght for the Republican Con,


@The Eight for the Republican Con
gressionali nomination, In the Belmont
District promises to be an interesting
one Candidates are allowing up il
Belmont, Noble. Harrison, Guernsey
and Jefferson. DAxroRD don't desire .
---r-- =. ----1.zs j
EPersons desiring to phrchAseim.
proved land should notice the advertise
ment, elsewhere in this issues Of The
fasmBinI Gfspdview tovsiip. Washing
ton County, Ohio, formerly occupied b,
VAcHELsBaRsEs. deceased This farm
is in good condition, in every respect
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-21

H Canned Strawberries, Green Peas,
Green Corn, Tomatoes, Peaches. Cove
Oysters, Salmon, Pears, Roasted Coffee,
Teas. Sugar, Fine Cigars, Tobacco's,
Bread, Rusk, Cakes and Notions for sale
'atlow rates for cash at q
JACOB REINHERR'S.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-21

~What 81 will buy at P. SCHU.
JR.'s cash grocery:
a pounds strictly choice coffee.
81 So white A sugar. < &
10 choice Orleans sugar.
Ii 81 French prunes. yv;4x5,,,
IL .' choice Carolina rice.
, T. {. very best Gunpowder Tea.
! NJ &c very best Young Hyson Tea
, 6@aa Goshen cheese.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-21

16rA full supply of Garden SeedA
for sale at JUDKINS', Drug Store.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-21

.1S Hardware and Queensware for
sale at L HOEFFLER'S store. ",
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-21

HFancy Stationery, Schpol cap,
Legal cap, Pens, Holders, Pencils, DC,
at T. o. CASTLE d co.
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n0 Prints, Muslins, Shirtings and a
large line Of eDomestics suitable for the
season just opened at the lowest prices.
= MORRIS d ARMSTRONG.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-21

sop@If you want onion sets, onion
seeds and garden seeds, 80 to JUD-
KINS' Drug Store,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-21
BUSIN ESS NOTICES

b% Garden seeds Of all kinds at JUr>
KlNs' Drug Store.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-21

e; II you want Shirt Fronts, Linen
Collars for Ladies and Gents, Mandker-
chief. Neck aRpchss,, iSadA s&so sgo to
the one price cash store Of )
MORRIS 4 ARMSTRONG.
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Land For. Sale. J,

sfissG gflsaa -~ lfssfae 'i'ss Yi;A 90
On ACRES adjeinihg NJ thsiyiass sva sf
~ Elbsss % the Marietta. Fitssburs q
Cleveland r. r. Coniortsblc frame hopse a
rooms. large barn and plenty Of frnis 8sas
Apply - e RlWSF. JOHN. 2
s.iG Elbs, WaShingtm Ca. o. j
- s5syff IS o. Dr.E E. T. ST. JOHN s,,la
s..ssE.Is.s-.M Ma.ssrssa. Aoaeas Cs,g; al
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EIf you want any article in the dry
goods or grocery line, call at L HOEF.
FLER'S store. s. - !
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i ~All persons desiring to purchase
irst class goods at low prices, should
call at L. HOEFFLER'S store :. !.
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IA IN p CIT r. q
INFIRMARYs :, 'sDIRECfDKS


Monroe County. OhlSsl'ssf
70 ne Honorable the County cJh ~ Jsss-
sfs 81 said sssasy, q tASs hsssifsC "a
Expenditures Of said Dirsstors ~ ebs sfHs
months Guiding March !, ,ie5s.G ti
Amount osl'dF On Dupiisass fsf isis.elesses ~
" Tlrnsr.s asts .......-.. la ~. a -
4fssl 81 s9 80 ias
ovsrpaid Sept settlement. 1875. 49,. .llsse4
sspfkAher sitting. 1878, M su
Drs Barber 4 West, medical asasad- sits,
anos on VIM Rckmans.... - -
Samuel Latta, one bsn ~. : .,s..... .ltste
DR. 7 Roe, medical attendance % q
Conner and wife And ! Bsias. :. 80 %
Esttsrsr 3 Norfis mess sss lnarnsry - ~,
r Diskl k,Co. a!fsS , - q -
Jas Smith, repairing hssnsssS .....ss4iea
Dr. | P Farquhar. medical sitsndaass -
at atFiudrmary ....... ..........s..e..e..S,s0 ,s0
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h X Mason, neat for rnarmary ,.......1 ~
Howard FarasswOrtH, petatoss fer fSds-.s = Z
mary ..........'..i :. i.1. q ~
W Stewart, sttsndanss On JehA Darnsss :
and msfchandiss. ..... .....s.....ee O.
Philip KrsmsY, seriess rendered Bssj sAh
and, Nancy Reed. Il .s...,..............el ~.
Leuis Hesllsr, Atty lees. ..s,......i0 20
Jacob Wiilison. Baperintsndsps lnls al. ~.
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m Jobn DflIou. ma att,s s4Suss 1:afIs ufSS
y n,.sl ksn-.ra,. ~,s.-s-.-.r..-- : se
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80 1oi,se. esai s.3ova. ,l,ssr.. 80 -
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ne. =. rosa' ssss !. oai TWO s0.ssm'
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" ! loe- nd aasnd.ess ,,,a,-,. ..s..H
December aitting, ISIS.
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Jacob WiiNssd, pan ssasty Btp t;.:!!.U ~
lssoS Rsizhsts, tsbssss q. Z. ,.. w 4 SsFe
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,shn ilseh, istsss assas.ss, ..ss.s !. vsnse
Is. s.s.sss.s.::. . II ~. :.
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Wm Tlinsh kssplRg sst ps.yss., ~ -
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.IE Buckwheat Flour, Corn Meal and
Hominy for sale at A. D. DRIGGS'.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-21

feBlank Deeds and Mort
Cages for sale at thir Office.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-21

NJ ~Pranes for sale.at u oUIS HOEF.
!FLER'S at 10 cents per pouad.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-21

NT. o, CASTLE 4 CO., are still
selling fresh Drugs, Patent Medicines,
Teas, Coffee, Sugar, DC, at Bottom Pri.
ces. Give US q call lo ba, s.ss saf wv. f
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-21

Whole paubsr Inmates Do 4 "a IS
Average nsAber ef inma.ss for The, ysaf =,
ending NatpA !, 1876 .........,.,.s 8. :.
No deaths siues March I, 1875 -nalss
do do -fsuaies
Ali Of which Is respectfully euhuitted.
ea HENRY sAlTH, tJa -
RAIN aPfALzGkAf, Darsetsvr,s
as ROBERT hcCAxMOS, -
inch All sw9 5a5ss j,
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ey;j. B. NsEE, 1dministfator Of the
estate sof AkpRxw/ JAoKsoN, DECEASED.
sold the'dwelling house and lot, belong
ing to the Sstste, adjoining the foundry
propertsx to NJ LAIzELDER, Jr., last
vSSkfH 9700BfifBJ S''. feafisN
s53IsaH sssosp ssospayssasd y on Tuesday. T. .bs |
lzth inst, Judge CHAxBEss on tue
Bench. The Grand Jury vas empan.
psIed, ,sxnrpi and charged when they re-
tired to their room. JOHN REYNoLDs,
Esq, ofSsitssrland township. Foreman
~A little girl of Mr.. JAcos LEH-
xAx's, of Ohio township, aged..7 years,
~ accidentally shot in the hip the l4th
i6Msaby . guHfAlliug, the hammer stfi.
king Shs foar, cap-ins it, discharge -
The sklldsis still living, butts suffering
Intensely The. Eads and shot have not
been extracted.
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Monroe Ceunty. OhlS. .I'ss.
70 he Honorable the County cJhaiS1 1IsSs-
sfs 81 said sstlty, q tASs 'hsssifsC sA6
Expenditures Of said Dirsstors ~ ehs' siH
months ending March l, ie7S.; 7o
Amount eslsdsn Dupiisass sss ISIS selssse o.
W Turner's asts s.fss..ss 4 -
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Rnnms Wh Board 83OO to $4,000 recording to LOGatlOn,
Partition Notice.

John Michael Ramsyer and Catharine Ramsyer,
supposed to be residents OF Germany, will take
notice that, on the 26th day of August 1876 Gott-
lieb Bertch, of the county of Stark, and State of
Ohio, filed his petition In the Office ofthe Clerk Of
the Court of Common Pleas in and for said coun.
ty, against them, and the same is now pending In
said court demanding partition, and If pRrti-
tiun cannot be made then the sale
and partition Of the proceeds Of the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in said
county aud State, to'wit: A parcel of land lying
in section one township twelve range eight, be-
ginning at the southwest corner of said section
thence running east on the section line twenty
three chains, forty five links; thence north fifteen
chains and six links; thence west two chains and
sixty.tour links; thence south eight chains and
fifty seven links thence west twenty chains and
ninety three links thence south six chains and
eighteen links, to the place OF beginning contain
ing sixteen acres and seventy y-eight hundredths
Of an acre, described In deed recorded in vol
ume P, pp 343 and 344 of the deed records of said
county; also parcel of land lying i'll the south.
east quarter Of section two, In township twelve,
In range eight, In said county, beginning at the
south east corner of said quarter: thence west 10
the middle of the quarter line; thence north so
far that by running east parallel to the south line
to the east line of the quarter and thence toi the
place of beginning, said lines will contain eight
acres of land, described In deed recorded in
Of said county. Also tract of land conveyed by
Andrew bTumbaugh and Mary Ann Brumbaugh
to George Bertch by deed recorded In volume rs
at page 595, Of the deed records of said county,
and therein described as follows; Q lot of land in
the northeast quarter Of the north west quarter Of
section two, in township twelve range eight, con-
tanning twenty acres and thirty-four hun
dredths of an acre, except seven acres heretofore
conveyed to Peter Warner and Eve acres to wa
liam Rupright off the north side of said tract
said seven and fve acre tracts running east and
west from the east line TO the lake, except strip
alongthe east line wide enough for road"
Said petition will be heard on the I'd day Of
December, 1876, or SO soon thereafter ss counsel
can be heard. LYNCH q DAY.
Attys for Gotslieb sertch.
October 19, 76 We
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-10-19

MAPIEroN.-T. C. Meyer, Esq, spoke
to fair meeting one evening few days
before the election, when it seems an at
tempt at old fashioned war rowdyism
was made to suppress Mr.. Meyer and
scare him out. But as he don't scare
worth a-continental, he stuck to it, an
swered questions and made his speech
in spite of interruptions and rowdy noise.
Jake Keefer, we learn, was the leader of
the hoodlums, and threatened to kick
the Democrats out of their town. This
is the only instance of the kind in the
whole county, and we know of no other
place now where such set of Jakeys
Could be found.
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enterprise Of an industrious people locked
fast In the paralysis Of hard times--such
is the outcome Of their political policy;
such are the achievements Of their long
supremacy.
Your ballots in November can alone
dictate change ofmeasures and a change
of men. Shall not the uprising of patri-
otism along the valley Of the Ohio go on
to complete and beneficial revolution in
the administration of the government Of
the United States2 Will you not, by the
voice of the overwhelming majorities at
the polls, proclaim your invncible faith,
after all these years of corruption and
passion, in the high, immortal principles
of government by the oeople, for the
people, in simple honesty and strict
economy as the supreme wisdom OF pub
lie policy; in justice as the mother OF
power, and in civil freedom as the be all
and end of true republican nationality.
Will you not build new prosperity tor
all people on the old foundations OF
American self government; on peace,
reconciliation, and fraternity between all
sections, all cleasses and all races en-
brlced within our system Of American
commonwealth; on frugality and eco
nomy in all governments; on honesty
and purity Of administration through
government reform? We commit this
great issue to the intelligence and the
conscience of the American people with
an unfaltering trust in the wisdom and
Justice of their decision.
By order OF the National Democratic
Committee. ABRAHAM S. HEWITT,
FREDERICK o PRINCE, Chairman
Secretary.
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SECRETARY CAMERoNS ORDER

In accordance with the action of the
Cabinet, Secretary Cameron issued the
following order; .
WAR DEPT, WASHINGTON CITY, |
October II, 1876, !
To Gen. w. 7. Sherman, Commanding
United States Ayny'
SW-In view Of the existing condition
of affairs in South Carolina, there is a
possibility that the proclamation of the
President of this date may be disregard.
ed. To provide against such a Contingency
you will Immediately order all the avail
able force in the Military Division of the
Atlantic to report to General Ruger, com
manding at Columbia, S. c. and instruct
that officer to station his troops in such
localities that may be most speedily and
effectually used in case Of resistance to
the authority Of the United States. 1t is
hoped that collision may be avoided.
but you will instruct General Ruger to let
it be known that it is the first purpose of
the government to carry out the spirit of
proclamation, and to sustain it by the
military force of the general Government
supplemented, if necessary, by the militia
of the various States. Very respectfully
your obedient servant,
!. D. CAMERON.
Secretary Of War.
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YAUNT1YG HIS OWN QUALITIES

Our brother of the Alliance ReuIe'u is
much given to vaunting his own high
qualities, and showing up, by comparl'
son, the weakness and "frailty" of mod
est neighbor A vein Of generous pity
and sympathy toward his unfortunate
neighbor, however, runs through his sell
lardatory articles, showing great conde'
scension and humbljng on his part MRS
Partington said-"caparisons are odor
ous," and such comparisons are freighted
with odors highly enjoyable and satlsiac.
tory to him who is elevated and set OIL
by the contrast.
Before Phelps and his Leader had beer
removed to an association of a higher
and more heavenly character; and when
the Browns had the Monitor and run IN
crusade-temperance organ, the Rev'eu
man did not so spread himselfj if ne die
he was at once admonished from both
sides, and the wind taken out of him.
Since, however, he has the field to him
SELF he is a perfect whale. AS Byron
said of George IVth;
Not mightier whale than this
In the vast Atlantic Isl
In his last issue he says; I'VE want II
distinctly understood that every sym
pathy of our soul, every pulsation OF
our heart" was and is in the cause of tenn
perance and the crusade. Fiddlesticks
Any one might have known that by youl
blooming face and blosso ming nose, Jo'
seph. We all know your ardor, so quit
blowing that noisy bugle horn.
But why all this constant harping on
crusading, forcible Temperament Tenn
perance is ranked among the virtues
but is only one of them. The Ancients
deified all the virtues, and the votary
had to pass through the temple of Virtue
before entering that OF Honour.
The principal virtues were distinguish
ed by their attire; Prudence was known
by her rule, and pointing to a globe a.
her feet; Temperance had bride; Jus
tice an equal balance; and Fortitudt
leaned against her sword Honesty was
clad in transparent vest; Modesty ap'
peared veiied; Clemency wore an olive
branch; and Devotion threw incense
upon an altar; Tranquility was seen tc
lean upon column Health was known
by her serpent; Liberty by her cap; anc
Gaiety by her myrtle.
Temperance, it will be seen, is one o.
the virtues, moderation" says Webster
particularly habitual moderation in re-
gard to the indulgence of the natural ap
petites and passions" "He calmed his
wrath with goodly temperance" says
Spenser. Virtue, then, is only a volun
tary obedience to truth.
If there was only another Pharaoh
Alliance might furnish another Joseph
We would not venture to recommend
him to Potiphar, however.
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THE DEMOCRAT Is furnished to subscribers AZ w
Der wear; 81 for six months; fifty cents Tor three
months, invariably in advance
CoRREspoNDENoE, containing important news
solicited from all parts Of the county writer's
name and address required on every commuhica
ton as private guarantee of good faith
Business Cards one dollar per liue per year. NO
card inserted for less than ree dollars per year
l., Business Notices in Item columns, on fifth page
inserted for ten cents per line each insertion Il
inserted in reading matter, twenty cents per line
No notice will be inserted for less than ity cents
Yearly advertisers allowed the privilege ol
changing their advertisements quarterly
Double column advertisements 25 per cent ad
dltional.
All transient advertisements must be aceompa-
MED with the cash
Advertisements, to insure insertion, maS' DC
handed in by Wednesday noon.
Rates Of Advertising furnished on application
Address all communications to
A. McGREGoR & SON,
Canton, Ohio
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BLAINE OR BRLSTOW SUGG ESTED.
TCincinnati ENQUIRER specIal.1

WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. I3.-The
scare of the Republicans does not allay
with the passing hours, but is rather in :
creased. The outlook is gloomy and
the bread and butter brigade of office
holders gnash their teeth. Hayes is made
the scape goat for Tuesdays defeat, and
even Republicans are willing to admit
that the people of the country cannot be
imposed upon any longer with second
class material. There is growing i'm
preston among the rank and file which
has made itself already manifest that
Hayes name should come down from
the masthead, and that either Bristow or
Blaine should be subttutsd. The lead
ers. too, think change would be for the
better.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-10-19
VOTE IN THE 17TA DISTRICT.

LoUIsvILLE.-Old Nimishillen did no.
bly, for Democracy on election day, gain
ing 70 from last year. Hope to make it
more so in Noyemberfor Tilden and Hen
dricks, and improve on the 1856 majority.
The St. Julian Hotel had narrow es-
cape from fire on Wednesday of last
week. The roof caught from a spark.
Mr.. Daniel Grantz has just returned
from New York city, where he has been
staying for some months.
DR.. Schilling and sister returned from
the Centennial last week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-10-19

A genuine down easter" was lately
essaying to appropriate a square Of ex-
ceedingly tough beef at dinner in Wis
consin hotel. His convuesive efforts with
a knife and fork attracted the attention
and smiles ofthe rest of the company,
who were in the same predicament as
himself. At length "Jonathan's" pa
tience vanished under his i'll success,
when, laying down his utensils" he
burst out with. Strangers. you need't
larf; if you hain't got regard for the land: /:
lords feelings you orter to have some
respect for the old bull !" This sally
brought down the house"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-10-19

MAssILLoN.-A friend writes us in be-
half of the gallant Democracy Of Massil-
lon, of whom he is one, and reminds us
that Perry township gained 142 over her
majority last year He also mentions a
case where Republican fugleman gave
a man one dollar and vest to vote the
Republican ticket, but the fourth warder
after all voted Democratic This shows
the people are for TLDEN, HENDRICKS
AND REFORM.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-10-19

OUR Massillon friends had grand dis
play of torchlights on Monday evening
last, in jollifying over our victories in
Perry township and Stark county las well
as Indiana and West Virginia, and the
close shave for Hayes and Grantism in
Ohio It's enough to make Democrats
feel like going vigorously on with the
good work, so as to redeem Ohio, and
place our electoral vote in the Tilden col
umn. After the grand march was over,
they assembled in Madison Hall, and af-
ter few CHEEKY and hope inspiring
words from Mr.. Howells, President of the
Club, who complimented our friends on
the splendid demonstration, and assured
them they would have one more impo-
sing after the November election, in re.
ioicing over the elevation of Tilden and
Hendricks. After this loud call was
made for L. c. Cole, Esq, who respond
ed in few happy remarks. Mr.. Cole
referred to the banner, naming the nine
Democratic States already carried, and
the three making the small Republican
pyramid, showing evidence of no solid
North against "solid South" but rather
solid and united country under one
Constitution, with just laws approved by
united people. Mr.. G. referred to the
liberality of John G. Warwick, Esq, in
furnishing torches for the club, and con-
cluded by urging uponfall. to continue
the good work till after the great day in
November, when Tilden and Hendricks
would be triumphantly elected by the
people. Three cheers we're given for Til
den, Hendricks andEReform, and three
~, oro for Mr. Colo