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Voting for the Amendments.

DELAWARE, O Sept. 6 1883.
To the Editor Of the Commercial Gazette:
Quite a number of persons in this
community have an idea that if they
scratch the State ticket and vote for
the Second Amendment it will count
as two votes for the amendment. Can
you explain how this can be2 Very
truly, A READER.
We have taken pains to inform
ourselves upon the point referred to
byour Correspondent,an have sought
and obtained Legal advice. We have
heretofore been under the impression
that a majority Of the votes cast for
the Legislative ticket would be re-
quired to carry a constitutional
amendment. That, we find, is mis-
take.
The name of every person voting
at an election is entered on the poll
book, and it requires a majority of
the voters so entered to carry an
amendment. If a person votes for
the first or second amendment only,
his name would necessarily be en-
tered and it would count precisely as
if he voted for the whole ticket. A
person scratching the State ticket,
therefore, and voting only for the
second amendment would not count
two. 1t wou d count precisely as if
he had voted the whole ticket. No
one can vote at a ! without having
his name entered on the poll-bOok,
and it is the poll-book that counts.
If every man who votes for the
amendment should refrain from vot-
ing for the State or county ticket, or
any part Of either or both, it would
make no difference. A majority OF
the names entered on the poll-books
will be necessary to carry a constitu-
tiOnal amendment.
We copy the above from TIE Gin
cinnad Commerci ! Gazette. It
gives the cl.arest and most concise
explanation we have anywhere seen
Of the manner and effect Of voting
on the amendments. We understand
that some Of the friends Of the Sec
ond Amendment in this county have
fallen into the same error as those IN
Delaware county, to whom the cor
respondent Of the Commercial Ca
zette refers.
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URIC ClN'T BLUFF IT.
OTHERS WILL SPEAK IF
HE DON'T.
WHAT AN INDEPENDENT PAPER
SAYS OF BOSSISM" IN
HIGHLAND.
Where There is so Much Smoke
There Must be Some Fire"

The following which we clip from
the Chillicolhe Leader, an inde-
pendent paper published in Ross
county, will serve to show what per-
sons think of the "bussism" that is
going on in the Democratic ranks of
this county, who are not connected
with either party and who are in a
condition to give an impartial view
Of the situation.
There is trouble in the Democratic
ranks in Highland. Ordinarily we
do not rely very strongly upon Re
publican intelligence of Democratic
dissension, or vice versa, but there
is an old adage which reads "Where
there is so much smoke there must
be some fire,' and it is not without
application to present case. Be.
sides, we have a little outside (or in
side information which satisfies us
that the BOYS have raised the red
standard of revolt against Sloane,
and that there is "the devil to pay
and no pitch hot" 1t is intimated
that Uric was instrumental in
sIaughtering Ed. DeBruin, and nomi-
mating Harper for Auditor; that he
defeated Blain of Greenfield. one Of
the Inhrmary Directors who wanted
a denomination, and that when Judge
Dittey's time expires next year, that
he is destined also to encounter
Ulric's opposition. We don't know
just how much ground there is for
these accusations, for we haven't
heard Sloane's side Of the story yet,
but we are satisfied that the feeling
is such over there, that if Dittey and
DeBruin and their friends rea ly
wanted to no d a genuine love-feast,
where they would have a nice en-
jOyable time and fear no Interrupt
uOn; if they wanted to create a po-
Iitical and social atmosphere, in
which they could exist forever, and
where December would be as pleas,
ant as May, why UIric's invitation
would be overlooked. We may be
wrong, but from an outside indie
pendent position, up tree, that's the
way itdooks.
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1t gives US pleasure to call the at
tenuon If our readers to the series
of advertisements of the James Boss
Gold Watch Cases now appearing in
our columns. This watch case has
been on the market for nearly thirty
years and has attained a reputation
which is second to none, it now
being universally conceded to be the
standard. The James Boss Gold
Watch Cases are made Of two plates
of solid fourteen karat gold, soldered
on each side Of a plate of hard nicke
composition metal. These plates Of
gold are thick enough to admit of en-
craving, chasing, ETC., and supply all
the gold needed for practical use,
while the composition plate furnishes
the strength and solidlty needed in
every watch case, and yet lacking in
those made of solid gold. A though
these cases are as good, and in some
points better than a solid gold case,
the cost is only about 0ue.half as
much. Many Of the James Boss
Gold Cases have been in constant
use for twenty five years without
wearing through the gold, The manu-,
facturers furnish a guarantee with
each case warranting it to wear twen-
tY years, and this guarantee means
just what it says, for unlike other
guarantees furnished so often with
watch cases, this is signed by the
manufacturers of the James Boss
Gold Watch Cases. Purchasers
should avoid any watch case unless
the guarantee is signed, as otherwise
it is not only worthless bHt is in-
tended so to be, and the absence Of
a reliable signature is fair indication
that the manufacturer lacks faith in
his claims or in his goods.
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c CAMPAIGN REWSI
2 MONTHS, % CENTS.
ID Clubg of lO, % Centa.
GET UP CLUBS AT EVERY p. 0.

The Republicans Of Ohio having honored
"Old Highland" by selecting one Of her
gifted sons rs the Republican standard
bearer in the important political contest Of
1883, it becomes the duty of every Repub-
lican in the county to spare no honorable
efforts to secure his election, and to roll up
a majority of not less than five hundred for
Judge Foraker in his native county. Moth
ing will more efTeotually aid in the accom-
plishment Of this object than the general cir
culotion ofRepublican newspapers among the
voters of the county. We want to place
copy of the News in the hands Of every
Republican, at least during the campaign;
and, in order to do so, we will send the
paper at the following very low rates:
SINGLE Cory, Months, 25 CENTS.
CLUBS OF TEN OR MonE, 90 GENTS EACH
With a little active effort a club Of ten or
more can be raised at every postofice, and
now is the time to do the work. Ask your
Post Master for free sample copy of the
paper. All Post Masters in the county are
authorized to receive and forward subscrip-
tions
SEND IN YOUR NAMES AND MONEY AT ONCE.
August % 1888.
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services, and some Of them their
lives fer their country. But when
peace was restored some Of those
that lived through the war joined
their former political party. Why ?
We presume your answer would be
because you that the 0H demo
cracy,with its eternal never changing
principles, contained the best princi-
plesoffree government. Ifyou thought
so then why do you take up with a
"new democracy" now7 This mar
Democratic party owes its origin
chiefly to Bookwalier and Judge
Hoadly. They are the principal
originators Of a new party for you.
While you we're endangering your
lives every day and night on bloody
battle fields, for a small pittanCe,
hardly sufficient to support your
families, these HssO and haang
Democrats - Republicans then -
were safe in peaceful Northern homes
with their families, amassing great
fortunes, which they have used and
will use to buy nominations with
from old democratic soldiers, like
General Durbin Ward.
These men, these renegade, stay
at-bome Republicans, ask demo-
cratic soldiers to support them and
a "new and living" democracy"
Is there any use for a new and
living democracy" is question that
may we'll be asked not only by Re-
publicans, but by Democrats, too.
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Mr.. Cary L. Nelson, of Abba, Iowa,
who was called here by the severe
illness of his father, Mr.. VIM. A.
Ne son of this township, returned
home week before last, his fathers
illness having improved. Mr.. Nelson
was editor OF the Alba Union, one
of the best Republican papers in
Iowa for a number Of years but sold
out a few months ago and entered
upon the practice of law, having
been elected City Solicitor Of Abba
last year.
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GOODS f..

For the past thirty days I
have been receiving my Fall
and Winter styles Of Clothing
for Men, Boys and Children.
The assortment now in each
department is very large and
complete. The careful selec-
Iion and general excellence of
the stock will recommend it to
all, while my stardard Of low
prices has been fully main
tanned.
SEAL Light Weight Suits
have been reduced to about
one-half original price.
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Tie "New Democracy "


We call attention to and editorial
taken from the Cincinnati CONNER
cial Gazette, which appears in an
other column, entitled "Who are
Democrats ?"
1t shows that the oH Democracy
that democracy Jefferson taught and
founded--has been, or is to be, re.
placed by "new and living democ-
racy," as Judge Hoadly calls it. In
deed, he claims that his nomination
was a recognition of a "new and
living democracy" In other words,
the old and dead democracy, he
would claim, was not suited to these
times, and is not capable of ofgrappling
the questions of the day, and hence
it must be replaced by "new and
living democracy" This is in effect
his claim, because for twenty-five
years or more he was opposed to
democracy, that is, OH democracy,
aud some of the bitterest and harsh.
est things ever uttered by any one
against any political party, were ut
tered by him while a Republican,
against the old democracy. Now
what do you Democrats who have
fought the party battles for the last
twenty-five, thirty, forty and some
fifty years, and shared its defeats
and its victories, think about this
"new and living democracy" you
are called upon to endorse You
who have borne the party burden in
The heat Of the day7 Are you who
have been taught democracy in the
schools Of Jefferson and Jackson,
and later on Of Thurman and Pen
dleton, going to believe that all this
time you have been worshiping false
GOds7
You were told that the democracy
taught by your fathers contained the
only sale and correct principles OF
free government, and that these
princip es were eternal and unchange-
able, and yet ou have lived to see
this old Jeffersonian and Jacksonian
democracy put aside, and an organi
zalion calling Itsrf a "new and
living democracy" seeking its place.
Can you tell US why you should be
asked to endorse a HezU democ-
racy- one not organized by old
aud tried Democrats, but by renegade
Republicans ? Don't you think that
if your old democrscy-the one
you were laboring for when Judge
Hoadly was abusing you, was good
H.H, it is good now2 And if it is
good now that there is no use of a
"new and living democracy" Why
put aside the political teachings Of
your fathers for a nan idea this
renegade Republican has got in his
head?
And again, the old democracy
had for its members some as loyal
and patriotic citizens as there werej
and when their country was fired on,
they shouldered their muskets and
weut 10 the front ana gave their
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yillisca Review, Sept. 81
On the aSth of August the eXcur
sion left Greenfield and Hillsboro
Ohio. The party consisted OF the
following named persons;
J, B. w. Spargur and lady.
Cary Grim and lady.
John Parrott, VIM. A. Lucas.
J. J. Grove, J. W. Grim and lady.
Jas. Farley, wife and daughter.
TT. Brown and lady, with their
pretty chi dren, Nina and Orme
R. B. McMullen and lady.
Misses Abbie Upp, Ella Rhodes.
Rael Davis and lady.
Robt McNary, Isaac Kernes.
Iford McKinnie and lady.
John Upp and lady.
J. F. Ferneau and lady.
r. w. Morrow, J. F. Finner.
c. B. Mcclellan and lady.
R. A. Hill and lady, James Mccall.
Sarah and Libbie Jackson.
Mrs. Scammerhorn, Mrs. Morrow.
Mrs. VIM. Patton, Mary Griffith.
NJ. FeIs and lady, John Shadford.
!. NJ. Wouddell, Mrs. r. Wooddell.
A. 5 Amberg and wife.
Martin Rowe and lady.
J. A Ringson, l. F. Newland.
D. B. Wade, Lisha Beavers.
S4llie, Jennie and Hibben Erwin.
Jas. Wdshburne and lady.
[. L. Upp, Mrs. Eli w. Spargur
Michael Medster, John Pulse.
H. w. Spargur and lady.
Alfred McKinsey and lady.
VIM. B. Rhodes and daughter.
Z. 5. Collier, M. S. Kirk.
/. r. Cockerill and lady.
5. d. Linn, Katie Linn.
Mrs. 1. L. Cowgirl.
Minerva Lucas, Jos. W. Spargur.
Rachael Simpson.
B. c., John and Isabel Hulitt.
Miss Ella Rhodes.
Samuel Wolfe and lady, Zoe
Hatcher and lady, Isaac Newly and
lady, "Grandma" Lucas, J. Ferneau
and daughter, Mrs. Jas Reece, Jas
Brown and lady, VIM. Thomas and
ady, Mrs. Capt. John Parrott, Caleb
Core and lady, and Miss o lie Parrott
Those who went by way Of ST..
Louis were T. J. Bumgardner and
lady, John ] lily, VIM. Elliott and
wife, Peter Platter and vile, Mrs.
Henry Cowgil and son, Billy Cow
gill, Mrs. Brown and daughter, NJ.
Ipargur, Charlie Cowgirl and Austin
Wise.
Mesdames Euphrema Miller, z,
Barrett and Anna Millar.
This Highland county excursion
originated at the Spargur Reunion,
which,as a rule,is the gala day Of the
year in that section Of the country,
and Of course was not confined to
the Spargur family nor strictly to
old Highland, but only limited by
the fatness Of the pocket book or the
extent Of time. Originally the rate
was placed by rOmor as low as S8
and hundreds of persons declared
their intention Of going, but when
the agents, who met the SparguT
committee, announced the only
terms for round trip at Gar, there
was an immense amount Of dissatis.
faction manifested and not a little
disappointment among the majority
Of those who contemplated the trip
However, the companies decided "a
run The train, and through the efforts
Of Mr. J B. w. Spargur and Mr.
John Hulitt, under whose manage
msht The party was placed, an eX.
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THE CARTOONLYT At Holm

cincinnati Enquirer.
Thomas Mast finds himself at forty
three years Of age living a happy life.
When Q correspondent visited him at
Morristown, n, J.R few days ago. he
saw the carieatHFist gallopipg on o
handsome gray horse toward the Mat
mansion. The house is on the edge Of
Iho town, and Is surrounded by groves,
lawns lakes and flower gardens, Birds
iwarmed and sang among the trees and
shrubs; children with trained dogs Toy
playmates gambOled on the green, The
Interior is rich in furniture Of costliest
woods, inlaid In rare mOsaicg; china and
glass from the master workmen d
Japan and Bohemia and Venice /;
oronzes, marble statues, amor, tapes
ries, rugs, relics from Pompeii, books
printed before Columbus landed and
9arehmepts written in the days Of the
irst crusade. Ia Che midsto such SUR
:oundings Mr. Mast enjoys hfg bsu
inds ken pieasurB Ia his work
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"The addltionai section" In and with section
eighteen of the sChed ale shall b. epealed, and
there shall be- Euhstitutpd for 20 tho following:
g. The manuf cture 81 AID the trndic iu iuttXic.t-
ing liquors 20 be used re- beverage are futev pre-
h bit.d and the general assembly sht provide hy
law f'r tine enforcement OF ths prr, isiun"
The electors voting I'm favor Of tho said FIRST
promotion Niall have on their ballots wo ds.
Regulation and tUxaiion Of the lqror.trpR
Yea;' aud those vot"g in favor Of DE said second
propu dtiou shall hHve on their hal'1ts the words
"ProlibtiOn Of intoxic,uug liquors Yes "
Is flth.r Of the sid two propositions be ihus ap
PRIV By q m iOity Of the electors vO ing at ths
sid election then th- amendment tHf rein pro- osed
shsll constitute separate ioctiOn Of arile fifteen
Of tho eonat tuition. o. j HODGE,
Speaker Qf The Hou,e NJ Rspreseafrtiu 3
r. G. RI UARDS
Preside.ttS Tie Snafc
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Adopted March 30, 1888.
ogS,a1 ogSITso D.. sE4Tr5 TAT ag AuEgIcA ONO

bFN'NA W AAiA eEAAtA A'4 RF IAlE
], JANIS W. NEWMAN, Secretary Of st te Of me
State OF Ohin, d hereby certify hat tho r. ninr
Is n true copy Of joint Rea.uti n adopt, q ll tie
GeneTal Assembly Of the State OF Ohio on the is d
da Il March, a. d 1881, as taken flom the oii
inal rolls filed iu this Office
IN IEs IMONY WHEREOF I have rcrou-to ut--
scnhed my naue, and alIKr thu great s.al of [ 90
shle Of OniO, at IOluEb bus, The 3l.n day OF MIR b
A, d 1919. JAMES w. GFwNAv
LsEALl Sfcreia , C.J.t
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Adortod April 4, 1889.
UxrrEn srArrs or .mnmcA. ONO.

OFFICE 0F THs ,EC7ET,RY OF -TArR. I
I, JAMES W. NEwMAN Secretary Of STATE of ths
State Of ohio do hereby ri fy that the foregoing
Ia true cory uf o joint Resolution adopted by the
General ssembly Of the state # O1io, on the 4th
day pril, A. D. 1885, as taken from the oiE nn
rolls iled in this Office.
lS TESTIMONY HHEEoF, 7 have hcreunte sub
scrih 20 my raue, and amE. the g cat real Of TIE
SEAT Of Ohio, a. Coiuulhus the sob day ~ Ap1H
A. > 1888. jams W, NtwMAv,
Ls.As As.t.cllL N hla
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Wood Wanted on subscriptions.

We will take ten or twelve cords Of good,
well-seasoned four foot wood on subscrip-
tiou to the News, if delivered during this
month. Hickory, ash, beech or sugar pre-
ferred. Parties from whom we have prone
ised to take wood on subscription, will
please deliver it as soon as possible II
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live AGENTS WANTED

To sell BLOOMS POPULAR EDITION OF
THE LAWS OF OHIO. Seventh edition, en-
larged 1888. No man having Business or Pro
perly Interests in the State can afford 10 be
without the book. Agents doing well and re-
porting large sales. Prices Cloth, s30Oi
leather. eA00. Send for sample pages, and
liberal terms 10 agents. too, Robert Clarke d
Co., Cincinnati, o.
sppt16w2P&soN
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LOCAL NOTICES.
For Sale-Merlno Rams.

have at my place, three-quarters Of a
mile north of Marshall, a few registered
Merino Rams, which I will sell at reason
able prices. Call aud see them.
II. r. GLAsCooK.
sept19w2*
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Frame house, three large room, goods cellar,
cistern, summer kitchen aud other suitable out
buildings, bearing fruit trees &c. For fur
ther particulars apply to
iy18H SQUGRE BBo9KsBANK,
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"Iho additional section" in and vlth section
eighteen of the schedule shall be called, and
rhern thtll be sub tttutcd the following:
" rhs enc al assembly shall regulate the trlmc
" at EiCaiur liquors sD as t1 provide Hguiu. evils
rfultug here'r in and iis power 10 l,'vy tixes or
q thie constitution
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RED.

BTNEGAR-LTNDEEY- the residence Of
I-.esburg. % September IA, 1888, Nr. Ghp. w.
iaieflr apd llisb FlOrh D. Lindsey both d
Bts ssitd etms
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You viii also proceed 20 vote for or against
the following proposed Amendment to the Com
stituton Of Ohio, t1-wit.
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to assemble at their usual places Of holding
elections in their respective townships and
precincts, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1888,
az being the second Tuesday OF said month";
between the hours Of O'Clock a. m. aud 6
o'clock p. m, and then and there proceed TO
elect by ballot, according o. the Constitution
and Laws OF Ohio
One Governor of the State of Ohio.
One Lieutenant Governor Of the State of
Ohio.
One Judge Of the Supreme Court Of the State
Of Ohio ltOr short term.
One Judge Of the Supreme Court Of the State
Of Ohio (fOr long or unexpred tCrn).
Que Clerk Of the Supreme Court of the State
Of Ohio.
One Attorney General Of the State of Ohio.
One Auditor Of the state Of Ohio.
One Treasurer of the state Of Ohio.
Que School Commissioner for the State of
Ohio.
One member Of the Board Of Public Works
Of the State Of Ohio.
One Common Pleas Judge for the Second
Subdivision Of the Fifth Judicial District of
the State of Ohio.
One State senator for the Twelfth Senatorial
District of the State Of Ohio.
One Representative to the house of Repre-
sentAtives of the State of Ohio.
One Auditor Of Highland County, Ohio.
One Treasurer of Highland County, Ohio.
One Sheriff Of Highland County Ohio
One Commissioner of Highland County, Ohio.
One Inhrmary Director Of Highland County,
Ohio.
One Coroner Of Highland County, Ohio.
Cons, ,itutiOnal Amendments.
You viii also proceed to vote for or against
q proposed Amendment to tine Constitution or
the State of Ohio, to-wIt
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ThE 9ighlaud 9rws,
HLLLSBORO, ONO:
Wednesday, September 10, 'S3.
Republican State Ticket.

GOVERNOR,
j. B. FORAKER, Of Cincinnati.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM G.. ROSE, Of Cleveland.
SUPREME JUDGES,
WM. HANFORD UPSOM, Of Akron.
(Term ending February 8, 1872
JOHN H. DOYLE, of Toledo.
(UneXpired term and long term.)
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
DWIGHT CROWELL, of Ashtabula.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
NJ. B. EARNHART, of Miami Co.
AUDITOR OF STATE,
JOHN F, OGLEVEE, Of Clarke Co.
STATE TREASURER,
j. C. BROWN, Of Steubenville.
COMMISSIONER OF COMMON SCHOOLS,
d. +. DEWOLFE, of Toledo.
MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
LEO. WELTL, Of Clinton Co.
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Highland Hosts
NEARLY TWO HUNDRED
STRONG.
THE EXCURSION ARRIVES.
And the Hearty Hand-shaking bridges
Ger Lapse Of Twenty Years.
Buckeye Patrlarchs Visit Sons and
Daughters In the HaWkeye State.
"AND so DO THEIR SISTERS
AND THEIR COUSINS AND
THEIR AUNTS."
vILLIsCA SHOUTS A HEARTY VII
CONE.

THE REUNION on SATURDAY LAST.
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Republican County Ticket.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
Captain ID. NJ. Barrett, of Paint.
For AUDITOR,
George W. LeFever, of Madison.
For TREASURER,
Colonel 7. A. Walker, Of Liberty.
For SHERIFF,
A. J. G, B cunt, of Marshall.
For COMMISSIONER,
James G Chaney, of Dodson.
For INFDI,Ry DIRECTOR,
Wells Shannon, Of Washington.
FOR Coroner,
James NJ McCuppiu, of Brushcreek.
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GENERAL ERECTION.
SHERIFF'S
PROCLAMATION. /.
sHERTFF,s oFFInE.

IIIIlTaHYHOi UHIOl 0eUI, D 100.
T THOS. n. LONG, Sheriff of Highland
Is County, Ohio, hereby proclaim and give
nutiCe to the qualified electors of said county,
to assemble at their usual places Of holding
elections in their respective townships and
precincla. ON