The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-10-05

this county, while if the question were
submitted for prohibition amend
ment to the constitution, it would re.
ceive at least three thousand votes in
the county. Is not this course max
ing the thing ridiculous? The liquo,
men have right to point to the Pro.
hibition vote as the real strength OF
the friends of Prohibition, while ii
does not represent one in forty Of the
real Prohibitionists.
A Living Copperhead-Newman's Record.
The following articles have been
going the rounds of the Republican
papers for the past six weeks. We
have no files Of the Portsmouth
Times, and have. no evidence of the
correctness of these extracts; but we
have seen no denial, and only boast
that these extracts show that Mr..
Newman has always been a Demo-
crat:
NONE BUT DRUNKARDs SUPPORT
LINcoLN.-The three or four men who
have shouted for Lincoln-and they
are all we have been able to hear Of
have, upon investigation proven to be
in state of intoxication. Men are
in the habit Of putting themselves
under the influence Of liquor when
they intend committing some dis
graceful act, in order to steady their
nerves, and these men, doubtless, i'm
bibed freely to stimulate their courage,
otherwise they never would have
shouted for Abe Lincoln the unfeeling
tyrant and witless clown.-Ports-
mouth Times, Sept. "a, 1854.
LINCOLN A MURDERER.-Abraham
Lincoln has been the cause Of more
death and more misery than any man
of whom modern history makes men-
ton. He has sent whole generations
of young men to the grave, and what
has he done to show for it? He has
had two millions Of men and four
thousand millions of dollars. He has
had the arbitrary power Of Caesar, and
what recompense has he made to the
people for them m?-Portsmouth Times,
Sept. 10, 1864.
THANKSGIVING BLAsPHEMY.-Pres-
ident Lincoln has issued proclama-
tion designating the last Thursday in
November as day of prayer and
thanksgiving. He requests that the
people should be especially thankful
to "Our heavenly Father who has
largely augmented our free popula-
tion by emancipation" Lincoln's
thanksgiving is simple blasphemy.-
Portsmouth Times, Oct %, 1864.
DEMOCRACY OPPOSED TO ABOLITION.
We publish the vote given in Con-
gress on the amendment to the Con-
stitution abolishing slavery in the
States. With very few exceptions
we are glad to see the Democratic
embersStrue to the past history and
dignity of the party-cast their votes
in opposition.-Por Portsmouth Times,
Feb. 4, 1864.
NEGRO EQUAL1TY.-If the white
men Of Ohio, the soldiers just return
ing and the working men, do not wish
negroes to be placed upon an equality
with them, before the law, they should
refuse to vote the Republican ticket
this fall.-Portsmouth Times, July 8,
1865.
EFFEoT OF LrNDoLN' REELECTION.
If Lincoln is reelected we can ex-
pect nothing but war, conscription,
taxation and high prices that will
bring starvation to many a poor mans
door, and finally bankruptcy, disun-
ion, and anarchy.-Portsmouth Times,
Oct. 20, 1864.
NEGRO EQuALITY.-If you are op-
posed to making negroes citizens OF
the United States, and Of the State of
Ohio-with all the rights and privi-
leges Of white citizens-vote the Dem
ocratic ticket.-Portsmouth Times.
Oct. s, 1866.
L1NCoLN's SECOND INAUGURATION.
Today Is TO Witness tHe LnauS ura-
ton Of Abraham Lincoln for his Sec
ond Presidential term. The heaven
should be hung in blackness and the
earth wrapped in gloom.-Ports-
mouth Times, March 4, 1865.
NEGRO IMMIGRATIoN.-It is high
time for the Legislature Of Ohio to
follow the example Of other States,
and enact a law prohibiting the immi-
grafton Of negroes and mulattos into
the State.-Portsmouth Times, April
5, 1862.
GRAND ARMY.-The Grand Army
of the Republic, composed of indi-
viduals whose great ambition is to
secure Office, and who have originated
this secret organization to enable
them to crafty their office-holding
proclivities, held a convention in Co.
lumbus, Ohio, a few days since, and
trumpeted themselves, by resolution,
as promoters Of ''active loyalty.
Portsmouth Times, Feb. 3, 1867.
LINCOLN A DoG.-It is said that
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