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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19

The Republican eoanties Of this State
have never under their completest or
eaniEatiou. given over 10000 M sjorities. !.
From the above column no Republican
estimator 5vithdraws . single county,
while the Democrats expect to be able 10
add to that column next month the coun.
ties Of Delaware, Erie and Orange Un-
der the indications afforded by ihe reg
istratious of New York and Brooklyn,
the majorities which all tho Democratic
counties Of the above column gave must
be equsled neat month by the Demo-
cratic msjorities in those, two cities
alone. Even il there, we're no iacreased
majorities from last year within the re.
naming Dem ocratic counties of that
column, this would leave mxjorities
amouuting to l5,423to be added to the
90, 900, aud would increase the Demo-
cratic majorities throughout this State 10
100000. No Republican estimate has
yet been offered Of the majorities ex-
pected from Republican counties which
Offsets the well-grounded expectations OF
the Democrats. Indeed we have been
credibly informed that the Republican
State Committee claim from their ex
pec,ed counties no more than 80, 600 ma
jorities at tue very best. II would be
interesting to examine detailed table'o
the counties from which such result ii
expected But any such committeef6g
uring Is only 6000lover the Democratic
vote OF New York and Brooklyn alone
as that vote was unitedly presented las
year. New York was Democratic
State 10 the Presidential elections o
1858 and 1875, and was only lost to- th,
Democracy in 1879 BY the refusal o
EDsmocrats TO support q Liberal Repub
llcan. New York Was carried for th'
Democracy 10 1854 by the hume vote
and this sxote was ostweighed onl.
through tie manipulators Of the arm.
returns. by Republican camp-politicians
And Nav York will remain q Demo
cratic State 10 1880, because her Demo
cratic forces are aniled, enthusiastic
:
we'll disciplined. md not disposed to sac
rifce Q single eRnpsign vote througl
even such q confidence in -eampaig
work a. might seem to be justified b.
the comparisons which We have pre-
sented. y @ 80 ~. :,
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ClNcrsNArI, October l3.-Unofiicial
returns from the whole of Hamilton
county give Townsend, Republican, for
Secretary of State, 34,I27; Lang, Demo
crat. s2,S40; Twnsend's majority, g.
2S9. McIlvaine, Republican, for Judge
of the Supreme Court, 34,052; Follett,
Democrat, 81, l,6lS; McIlvaine's majority
2,840. Democratic gain on Secretary OF
State over the vote for Foster last year,
1856. Democratic gain on Judge of the
Supreme Court, 76l. Butterworth Re-
publican, for Congress in the First Dis
trict has l,302 majority, and Young in
the Second district, 1,007. The Repub-
licans elect their entire county ticket by
majorities ranging from 2,l45 to 3,77l.
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New York.
From the World, Oct. IA.

l45,O00 voters have already been reg
istered in this city. According to prec-
edents this should indicate total regis
.rasion Of nearly 100000 and by far the
largest vote and the larses, Democratic
m,jority ever given. The immense reg
istra,ions in Brooklyn on Tuesday which
supplemented the equally immense reg
istrstion upon the previous statutory
day, as well as the political census Of in
terror cities, towns and villages which
the Democratic committees have COM
pleted, satisfactorily indicate tina! New
York Is to be the '"banner State" for
HANCOCK Only twice during the past
thirteen years have the Republicans hro-
ken Democratic control by majorities,
and these occasions were the years which
fol % wed the disastrous exposure of the
Ring frauds. In 1873 and 1879 the Re
publicans obtained the State upon plu
ralties In consequence OF Democratic
dissensions. In 1867, 1868, 1863. 1870,
1878, 1874, 1875, 1878 and 1877 there
we're Democratic majorities in this State
OF the most pronounced character upon
the general vote. Except for the infa.
nous manaer 10 which the Republicans
havo carved the Congressional and Leg.
islative districts of this State the NeF
York Democracy would. always, when
united. have carried majority OF .hoss
districts. Last year the ,ssni. united Demo.
cratic ...vots reached 453,356-Ggpres
!. which represent the united vote Of Gov
ernor RoBIssos aud Comptroller KELLY
] I-vhile the highest vote cast for Re-
publican Stale officer lComptr olles
wADswoRrn) was 1928. In 1915
! Mr.. TILDEN received 52l.949 and Mr.,
!. HAYES 4s9, ,so7. Between l876.shd 1875
, there was Republican loss 10 the'wbole
vote OF 50,954 and Democratic loss o.
6S,593. Last year the Democratic, ,coun,
ties on united ,vote gave these msjori
!. T.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19
A LITTLE TALK AB0Ur1HE Tariff
The Percentage the Consumers Pa!
~. ON Protected Goods. .5'' =
An Average of About Sixty Per
Cent. ON Many Articles. +

New YORK, October, l2.-I- spent an
Instructive hour to-day going through
the great establishment Of A.. +. Stew;
art & Co. with Judge Hilton, whose ex-
perience as a lawyer, merchant and poll
tician never fails to develop some sug.
gestive words. iffs'ssss & i}"r'e.;;s
"Jhdge, how do you regard the tariff
question as to be affected BY the pend
ling Presidential campaign 2i,iI believe
you atea Hancock man'r's'l' i:'7'fi . "
r"I have no idea," said. Judge Hilton,
''that there will be any other disturbance
Of the tariff than what is right ndyprop.
er We ought to cohe down TO an av-
erage projection Of 80 per cent, Tot
higher than IS per cent. at the extreme.
II we can not take care Of ourselves
with that degree of protection we are OF
very little account l am largely inter-
ested ia manufactures. This firm makes
carpets, blankets, cassimeres- almost
every thing in the way of fabric. We
certainly will notlbe driven out Of the
market by protection Of 80 per cent.
The protection in many cases is 60 per
cent. At present the averageis nearer
10 than 30, and hence there is IN outcry
about the expense Of clothing in this
country" H'esa = = sy'', ~
While Judge Hilton was talking I was
learning some new facts about the ex-
pensive dressing Of people in this coun.
try. / was shown silk underwear for
men where the jackets and drawers, a
single suIt, cost S78, or more than q
suit of 5roadcloth. The salesman ex-
planned that such material would wear
and wash for seven years. I saw large
collections of silks, running from SO to
$50 yard, generally with gold or sill
yer leaf inwoven. Many of the Amer
ican cassimeres would sell any where
Tor the best imported.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19
'HKnother Rennblican q,

RAnother Republican, ..lssue" has
been. exploded. The Republican organs
that hawled about "Souihern census
frauds. have now the satisfaction OF
knowing that they told malicious lie
Superintendent Of the Census Wake,
has forwarded to MIR. Bell, acting Sec.
retary OF the Interior, the report of the
special agent sent to South Carolina tc
make an investigation Of the alleged
frauds in the census Of that state. Thi,
report verifes the published statement
that the census taken during the curren
year is believed to be correct and tha
the apparent discrepancies arise from
the incorrect census of 1870.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19

F Capt John Hofer, of Baresville
was in Sistersvilie last week wanting to
take bets that Monroe Couuty will 60
for Garfield. John thinks there is 8 boou
over in Monroe for Garfield. .-Beltart
Independent, l4th inst.
Has Jons been that way, longi Ma
jority in 1879 for EWING, 1889. Major.
ity for LANG, 1895 Majority for War
NEx, 2,407. Better have JonN.s friends
Hook after him, and take him homo. 2;
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19

EF The little town Of Clarington
shows Republican net gain of Is over
the vote OF last year Baresville shows
up gain of l6. Verify the light is
weakening in old Monroe.-Bellaire In.
dependent
The Democrats gsined Al and the Re.
publicans 46 votes, in Salem, over las
year. In Ohio township. Baresville. th'
Democrats increased 26> and the Repub
licans 81 over last wear,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19
ABSORPTION,
'srE- -wAssA-s.-.s- ...assI pro-

ABSORPTION,
all diseases Of the Kidneys, ,Biadder,
Urinary Organs and Nervous Sys-
dem. when nothing else can. 1t is comfortae
BILE to the patient, positive in its effects. aud
the FIRST cure for thoee painful and uch,
ii. dreaded afections,s ., -, ~
Diabetes and Bright's Disease
white its cures Of Graves, DrOpay. Cas
larrh Of the Bladd%E. BrackduM
DppOsis. Palnsll UrInasl1g. sBDgb.
COIOred Urine. Nervous Wea1gmeaa
and Pain In the Back seem moro like
miracles than cases Of natural heslng. srcy
DELICATE FEMALEsAs-s
or victims Of wasted or prostratsd energies,
eaussd BY irregular habits. the abuse Of ma
turs and mental or physical ovsr-exsrtion,
find their greatest relief in the use Of DAYS
KIDNEY PAD, which strengthens and inyigo.
rates the invalid and restores the vigor Of
erey health. r...
Pain i'm the Back.
We cay positively. aud without fear sf CON
tradic ion. that DAYS KIDNEY PAD. .is the
only certain and permanent cure for every
form Of this prevalent and distressing COM
plains- &,s~
YOUNG MEM 1su~s
suffering. from nervous and physical debility
loss Of memory, or vitality impaired BY the
errors Of youth or too closs application 70
busineas or WoFk. may Se rsstor6d and man.
|sttx hood,regainsd.
Avoid all kidney medicines which srs tak6n
into the system BY way Of the stomach,it 10
an old treatment wsll tried and proven. insf.
fcient. thongh sometimes eGecting apparsut
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19
N A 4 A RI A L
Po19oN.

NE principal cause " nearly all sickness
st this tims Of the ys1r has It's origin In .
diSordsred liver, which II not regulated In
time, great. .sdssrius, wfstehedness and death
will susus. A gentleman, writing from
South America, saysi III have used your Sim.
mons Liver Regulator With coed effect, both
as prevention and . cure fsf HslsFisl Fs-
ters OH the Isthmus Of Psnanak
/; :.ifycp fssl drowsy,sdebilitstsA haze iie.
quens headache, mouth tastes tadIy. bsef
appetite and tongue coated. you are suffer-
ing from torpid liver or "biliocsnsss,1 and
nothing will cure you 80 speedily snd rcr.
manently as to take
I Simmons Liver Regulator
It is given with safety and ths hsppies
results 10 the most deliaais infant. It tA,sss
the plaee of quinine and bittsrs Of svefs
bind. It Is the cheapest, purest and best
family medicine IN the world.
J n. ZEuD.IN b CO.. Philadelphia, Pa.
q SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. .
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19
A New Scheme of Arctic Explora-
tiOn. s f4,.F

LONDON, October l3-At a meeting
Of the Council OF the Royal Geograph-
ical Society, Lord Abordare, presiding,
deputation of The Arctic Committee
attended, to ask the society to support
Commander Cheyenne's scheme of the
Arlof Arctic exploration. Commander
Cheyenne said it was due to England to
take the lead in the Arctic exploration.
He dwelt upon the steps the Americans
we're taking, expressing himself as con-
tent even to share in the American ex-
pedilion now being sent out. Lord Alb
ordare promised If written statement
in regard to the details of the expedi-
ton was laid before the Council the
statement would be submitted to COM
petent body and the deputation agreed
to do 80.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19

RTLe Democrats carried Maine and
the Republicans carried Indiana, which
makes the battle 80 far drawn one =
The Democrats overcone majority Of
$4,000 In Maine. while the Republicans
changed majority of 5000 in Indiana
Honors are easy.
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Tax Payers, Read!

Moreover, every man who has watch!
ed the course OF Congress iiader. 'Repub-
lican and Democratic control knows thal
the Democrats are, rs party, far more
economical Of the peoples money thar
their opponents. The lobby, formerly
SO powerful end corrupting In Washing
ton, has absolutely disappeared since th'
Democrats took control of the House
IN. 7. Herald, Sept a, 1880. say
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19

~"As goes Maine SO goes the Un-
ion." was the cry of the Republicans for
years past, but now they say, "As goes
Ohio 30 goes the Union" We think
they we're right when they said that OF
Maine, and it will prove just as true this
year as in times past, for Maine will east
8 electoral votes for HANCOCK and be
will be elected.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19

@Monroe County rolled up hand.
some majority for General WAkHER, the
largest ever cast before, but Athens and
Neigs, With their majoritie. Of last yeaI
largely increased, showed It under. And
Morgan increased her Republican ma.
jority OF last year zoo. Washington did
irst-rate. Last year Fo.rER's majority
over EwIsG was s6T. WARNRR carried
the county this year by Il of q lnajori
ty. The country has not been The gainel
by The change from WARsER to DAWES
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19

eTRepublicaus IN this county threat
ened Pensioners with the loss OF their
Pensions to scare them away from the
polls on election day. And some OF
them actually remained at home On Aai
account. That tlow-down game to gain a
few votes won't win on Tuesday, the "a
day OF November.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19

THE CAUSES
Of the Late Alleged Republican Vie
tory IN Indiana--A Democrats
VictQry Assured In NOvem-
her.

IxDIANEfoLrs, O, tober ID The Der
ocratic Executive COMMITTEE have Is
sued the following address.
To the Democratic and Independent Voters of
Indiana:
The4result Of the lection last Tues
day isa deep flisapppiptment 70 Us att
The extent or the success witch tie Re.
publican party has achieved in this State
is as much surprise ta the Republicans
as 1t Is to the Democrats, and proves
that the majority Of the Republican par.
ty we're as ignorant of the means which
their corrupt leaders we're employing as
1--we were. Tie temporary loss OF cur
Safe is d calamity that time will enahle
US 70 relieve, bit the injury which our
free institutions will sustain, resulting
from the frauds ard corruptions prac-
ticed BY the Republican leaderst, secure
their triumph, is lncalculable.
The causes which enabled the Repuh-
ican party to succeed in the eltc ion
are now PLAIN. The partial. success OF
their scheme to Africanzs our State, for
political purposes, the corrupt use OF
money Tor the purchase of votes; the
impdrtalion and use of repea.eis, pro
iected by deputy marshals, and the aid
deriHedaby them iron the use. oi. The
Federal machinery of elections under
the prefense OF. supervising the election
I OF membeis Of Congress In the Presi-
dental el, ctidn, we will have to en-.
4onnuisft ftttrssStoreesSt To tue same xienl
as in ogr Stale ,eleGtipn. The coriup.
;ion fund win haye Is be divided among
many States; their repea,ers will he
home, }, and, ,tnose OF them who were dis
charged fom the arrest Of the Deputy
Marsbals, on, straw bail, will nut be lik, /.
ly to make their appear ance in our State
5000 again, We shall have DO Fedora
powers, no Federal marsbals OF Feders
machinery to contend against y''e'''t
WeEsre fhorodghly united in our coun
sels:. Whate yer our adyersaries may say
to- the contrary ia untrue. We there
|. fore, call on you not TO rel.x any o
; your efforts. Put new life and energ,
into your county and township organi
I zations ,snd take all measures IN ! ou
power to bring ont your full strength Y
!. the poll :. The same vote po, ed by us i
November, will secure TO us the State
!. The average majority against MS nt th
!. late election will MT exceed 4,COO. c
? may fall below that figure. The majn'it
= can, and in our opinion will be oveycom
4 10 the Presidential election. A chang
: OF three votes in each precinct will a.
i complsh.it. Remember you have X adj
! in this contest who never sounds B. r.
= treat, and be commands an army th
!. never surrenders.
J. [Signed1 = WM. H ESeLIsH,
i - TIA. HENDRicKs,
! = ...,;&F1:>'- J.E McDoEALp,,
e ls-s - i. fFRAkk;LASDERs, ;.
. ,e.i~ -. WV, FLEMIra,
!. JOHN CRoPsEY,
:, ae o %. SrELEi, 2
!. Tres. E1ecutire Committee.
I. JAMES H RICE,
's7' p ~'S ss-~ s--~r@'~f-s
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ewIn Noyember HANcocr will carr,

~ In November HAEcocK wilfcarry
Indiana, New York, Connecticut, New
Jersey, electoral votes In Maine, Cali
tprnia, Colorado, Oregon. Pennsylvania
and 1873 electoral votes in the South. Hs
will have over 200 electoral votes, and
only needs 1S5.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19

HEvery soldier in Monroe County
should attend the election on Tuesday,
November 2, and vote the HANCOCK
electoral ticket. Don't let the Republi-
cans scare you away BY their threats
about your Pensions. Attend and show
them that you cant be bulldozed out of
your votes by any such trick as that.
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MAJORITY FOR THE DEMOCRATIC
STATE TICKET. AND
Majority For W arner:

The 18th was . grand day for the
sturdy, unainching Democracy Of ''Old
Monroe" They rallied in their strength
and the Republican boast thatsaey would
keep dosn the majority Of this coun-
| ty," has gone to join their boasss tha,
they would carry Maine.
The following is ths vote for Scereta,
~ Of State:' =
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19

AUN is suggested that GARFIELD
contribute 1929 to the monument TO be
erected 10 the memory Of OAKrs AXES
That is the dividend GARFIELD received
from AMEs on his Credit Mobilier stock.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19

HThe editors Of the Wheeling dai.
lies are great on roosters and coon'.
But fellow can't tell from anything they
publish. concerning elections, which par
ty 10 ahead. 2
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We regret the defeat of Auditor Bo.
den { Dem. Of Guernsey County. There
was only "a majority against him, al.
though the Republicans carried the
county by $50 majority.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19

~The Republicans forget that there
are such States IS Maine, New Yo,k
New Jersey and Connecticut when they
talk about "Solid North"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19

~ Monroe County, Ohio, gives the
Democratic State ticket q majority OF
1926, and Gen. WARNEs for Congress
. msjority OF 2,407. Glorious old Mon
roe Bellaire Democrat.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19

HTurn out to the election, Demo-
Gratis. on Tuesday, November 2, and lei
ne roll up a still larger majority for
HANCOCK aud ENGLIsH.
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HThe Democratic majority in 1879
in this county. for EWING. was 1859.
Majority this year, 1855 Net Demo.
cratic gain, 427 votes.
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State Board Of Eqallxation.

The vote this county for Member
of the State Board Of Equalization will
be found below, together with that part
Of Noble voting with Us, and GIBsoNs
majority in Guernsey County:
CLARK Rosa Wm Gihaon
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19

SHAScocK is stronger than any
msn on the ticket In Indiana, and vii
have q majority In that State on Tues
day, the 2d day of November.
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The ELECTIONS.

West Virginia elects the entire Demo
cratic ticket by handsome majority
and majority Of both branches Of the
Legislature.
Ohio Is Republican by q majority o.
$4,000 votes.
Indiana, by the free use Of NOT les!
than 1000, an army ofrepeaters anf
Negro voters, has gone Republican by .
majority OF 5000 votes.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19

Wwess Virginia and Monroe Cour.
" are Democratic to the core. while
Ohio and Indiana have been captured by
Che s329 party
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WPresidential Election, Tues
day, November 2.
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HPresidential Election, Tues
dag, November 2.
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eBrPresidential Election, Tues
day, November 2. s'2fas
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r. GRANT, Don CAMERON aud 3 9 . .
carried Ohio and Indiana for the S329
Credit Mobilier party
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sEPresldential Election, Tues
day, November 2.
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From Gath, q Republican Correspondent of the
.1Efs Cincinnati Enquirer s.l.al~N
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%All calculations on losses and

wAll calculations on losses and
gains are made on the head Of the tick
cts this year with those Of last year
TOWNSEND, the Republican candidate for
Secretary OF State, being very weak
brother, the Republicans announced last
week that they would count gains and
losses on the vote for MoILvAINE, their
candidate for Supreme Judge. who ran
ahead Of TowNsENp. TIE Democrats
intend to stand by the old custom and
compare TowssRsD's votes With Fos-
rsR's and LANe's With KwIxa's,
EEWe never saw the Democrats oil
this county more determined TO work
for an increased majority in November
than now. Many here last week al
Court expressed themselves.fresl on the
sisuation, and while they would have
preferred victory, we're entirely satisfied
that HANCOCK was stronger, by thou.
sands Of votes, in every State than the
local candidates and would be elected
That is the right way to look at the mat
ter. Let every Democrat in Monroe
County make his arrangements to be al
the election on Tuesday. November 2
and work all day to poll full vote FOL
our gallant standard bearers.
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Roses majority, 1922
JOHN MocRE received l62 Greenback
votes in this county.