The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-09-16

American, Constitution, They are as
old as civil liberty itsetf.- TheyJwere'
rights wrung from King John BY the
Braye old barons Of England on the
plains I9f iRunnimsde, over osixlihun-
rdred and sixty years ago, and engraft-
edI'in magma chsrts, and they have
ever since formed the great, corner
stone of English II hberty. When the
people of this Union surrender them,
or submit to their abrogatioh, they
are no longer fit 70 be frsemep. ~.
oi The result in Maine is q straw that
was not gathered on ? railroad train.
Ia lit -uii. .l.g4g lyIE3LiJ 9-aii3il
:. ANOTHER assessment of two per
cent. has beenamade upon the salaries
Of the Republican office!holders.t, .t,l
/. GARFIELD voted : for the Potter
Claims Bill, which has been set forth
as a bugaboe by the Republican papers.
:. az +, low .5Es. isE.a !4us !rala
THE only men in. this country who
are opposed To full and complete rec
onciliation of the sections are! those
who either hold office or expect office.
- ML1TARf rule is despotie, and hence
the trainers OF our Government de-
clared that the military should ever be
subordinate 10 the.civii poWers1b -9i
4 1i9hi rDl Siia Rogu iuoQ9b TShs ou
ITsounds rather funny for the or
gans Of a party that has given. the
rebel commander At, Gettysburg q fors
eign mission >. to call. the man who
whipped him an nlnnhung rebel.p oil
tasJ ffa.n sh5 lisi ot 9idE y9.!i STR r ,
1.-THE Radical leaders howl about
Democratic frauds in 9Alabarna and
Arkansas. Now, If they WIN. only do
here in Ohio as they did down there - =;
not put any ticket in the held-the
Democrats willslIow them much larger
majorities than Ia those States. -t
The Cincinnati Commercial, Chica-
GO Tribune and New York Evening
Post are all pronounced free trade
Journals, and they all support General
Garfield for. the Presidency, who is a
member Of the Golden English Free
Trade Club . Still the Republican
Headers in manufacturing districts de-
clare that Garfield is in favor Of. pro-
tectionIeIsg haus u -,iaa.'iiit9 -
:, THE military should ever be So Dor,
dinats TO the civil power. If, you
would have the country governed by
law, and not by that little ".trIangular
piece OF steel" called bayonet,i vote
for Winfield Scott Hancock. ~
THE Radical leaders are in terrible
rage because General Hancock re-
mains at his post Of duty, refusing to
perambulate the country. ala Garfield,
making a great fool of himself. Let
the heathen rage. T'''s -'. g..
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dA.PlOUs PATnIOT'Af CARE
Young men, Look Upon and Admir re
En'At IA Garfield was an honest, pious
Eboy.''t .i'b n+t" i'sisi",. ni ti'y'l
/ dAt 16-He WENT astrayi and = was
ruined by bad associates on the Ohio
canal, 4..I anif t. iiitii p l--a H.igI.l -.
! lAt17-Distinguishe himself by
thrashing the steersmhn of the Mary
Ann. won .s.g .5..uestls.-4iJ.. 9 b = 10,
f. AT 25-Taught school and preached.
/ At 29-Membsr of the Ohio Senate.
| AT 3O--Went to war as an officer.
l. At 31--Leta Q Rebel Brigadier, escape
from him in Kentucky, when he had
men enough to capture the Rebeel
1t sS1Resigned and left the Al army
to run for office, when the: country
said such men ought TO be scalped. -
| HiAt 334Tried TO fill honest old Joshua
Giddipgs' shoes in Congress. "a,
! 9At 4O-Pook the salary grab and
gave it back, after keeping it until the
people raised q howl.
p At All Refused to expose Belknap.
At 41-ToOk $500 Credit Mobfliel
stock from sOakes Ames /" - q loan''
and committed perjury 2oL-i,pc :
~ At 43-TOSk 81, ,O0O bribe rs member
of Congress to advocate, Detiolyer's
| At H-Formed partnership with
Don Piatt in the moth preventive bus
iMess. !
At 44ALWas a niember of the infa.
m0gs real estate ring of the District Ol
golumbia, and n partner Of Halletl
Kiiboprhe and Boss shepard e o.
:, At 45-Aided tile gigantic robbery o.
the American people by the dem0nes
tization of silver, ~ % " f'-'' l''''o =
,At'46-Tried to have Ger" Hancock
legislated out Of Office. H''' '''''A e,
At 49-Was rewarded for all these
/ glorious deeds by election to the u nited
States Senate ls5i' = = ~ ~ 'u =
| At 49-Betrayed John Sherman al
Chicago aud was nominated for Pres
= yiAt50-Was present at Hancock's in.
iauguratiOn and began a life of reform
! alton hY irving TO make Il reanectahls ID