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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-01-16
Notice to MaSonS
BRIDGE CONTRACTORS,

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed props.
IN sals will be received at the Auditer's Of
Ace, WsodsfeId, Monroe County, Ohio, till
o'clock p. IA, on
Monday, February B, 1883,
for performing the labor and furnishing the
materials necessary to tine e,estion OF a
bridge acrsss the Rich Fork of Muskingam
Creek at Fsrnesworth's. Wayne township, In
said county, and also two abutments for said
superstraoture. Sai1l bridge is to be so feet
lung, l6 feet wide and single track,
b dders are resuired to furnish separate
plans and specifications for both bridge and
abutments, setting forth the nature. quality,
aud size of the materials to be used in the
erection of said bridge; the strength Of the
structure When completed, and the separate
cost Of base snd superstruture, when any pro,
pssal includes both; and also whether there il
any patent right on the proposed plan, OF any
and if any. what part thereof.
Contract to be awarded to the person or per-
sons giving security. as required by law, who
is the lowest and bsst responsible bidder OF
bidders. considering price, plan, material and
method of constructions; but the Commission
ers reserve the right to reject aav or all bids.
8 A. ATKINSON,
jar0, ,'S3w4. Auditor Men-oe Co., Ohio.
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Wayne County Democrat.

TIE Enquirer in cue breath says the
evil eervice bill is "shem, bumhugge-
ry, and poppy c4ck." and in the nexi that
il is "bIli to forever perpetuate Repub-
licaDs 10 office" As both assertions
cannot be correct, ,oDe is inclined to think
malignancy has destroyed what little
common sense the editor ever aid have.
The truth is that neither OF the EDqui-
rnr's assertions ia correct.
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Bsllairs Deaocrat.

No man In OHIO lshoTs harder or con-
tributes n ore Literally for she success oi
shs Democratic par,y and Toe promutss-
lion Of ito pfiDcl,les, than Hon George
II. Peadle.oo. fsis fact " knowa x,
every healing Denocras ia the SAFE.
What political SIN Mr.. Penalsson has
committed in advocating civil servics re-
form We have beeo unable so discuvsr
Perhsps tie enquirer and ihcso Demo
cratic papers which bslp to give shal
shee. circulation among Democrats, BY
publishing itsprospec,ns, hava.
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An Error In the pendletcu Bill J

WASHINGTON. January ll.-By an er-
ror 10 the transmission on the civil ser
vice bill on the night it passed The SEN
ate. the clause was retained which pIo-
vided n The original billy that "pro-
motors shall be trem the lower grades
TO the higher on the basis of merit and
competition" This is The clause taai
was stricken out by the Senate on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Brown ON the preceding
day, as then stated in the press reports
The bill as passed The House and pre-
sen'ed is ident cal with the bill passe {
the Senate.
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St Cairsvilie C1ezstta.

Before the civil service reform bill be-
come law she most Objectionable fes-
ture of tire measure was stricken out on
motion OF Senator Pendleton. This
was the portion OF she hill which seemed
to open only the lowcet grade clerkshlps
TO outside competition. As the lau aon
stands competition is open TO every one
who seeks position high or low. al.
though We DO not think this law will cue.
eeed 10 sefcrming the civil service, yet il
ahoald bs gtseo tsir bia and let ths
country judge Q! us efficacy.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-01-16

SENATOR PENDLEToN is the acknowl-
edged champion of Civil Service Be-
form. Alter a gallant struggle Of two
gears be bad The pleasure OF seeing lead
sng statesmen OF all parties and shades
of opinion join him and aid to pass the
only genuine measure of reform eve,
introduced into the Congress of tie
United States. It is triumph he shonl'i
be proud Of. The people bail him as
the true re'ormer and wise statesman.
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a Big Snowfall.
Wood River Times.

A gentleman who recently came down
from Gslsna states that sixty nine fee.
of snow fell at that place last sessoo
The measurement vas tsken on board
projecting from the roof of shed The
enow on the board was brushed of every
twelve hours. This SLOWED the falling
saow 20 settle at least one-third before
being brushed of. II 10 therefore preh-
able that tue total snowfall reached
ninety feet.
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Qnaker Htv Indenandant.

Very little was said in the Cincinnati
Enquirer against Senator Psndleton's
civil ser erVice measure Until he and John
G Thompson outwittcd the abIo editor
Of the Enquirer who thought the people
wanted him to he Chairman Of the Stats
Executive Committee and his ally, Allen
%. Myers, Secretary OF State.
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TnH Cincinnati Enqsirsrs ~ar'are up
on Senator PEaDLEroN appears in rather
bad taste when /, Ia understood that per-
sonal motives are back OF 1t rather than
because OF Senator PExDLEros'a cham
pinnship Of the Civil Service bill. In
the latter measure he has been snstsined
By q majority OF Democrats in Con-
gress, al Least. 1t may be very impsr-
feet measure, bnt The people demanded
that a COMMENCEMENT. BE- mele = Wheel.
sEg Register
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BLISs' BOUNTY.

The Costly Luxury of au Attorney
General With HIS Weather Eye
on the DucatS.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.-In the attoy-
generals report, which was delayed
so long, il 10 stated that Mr.. Bias re-
crives 500 per day, Mr. Kerr $50, and
Mr. Mertick $50. Now, from Jsly l.,
1882. to January L. 1888, is six months,
say 1870 days. At 800 a day Mr.. Bliss
pay amounts to $4,000, which, added
10 the amount he has already received,
s3S,I6o 81, makes a grand total OF S56
100 81.
Me Kerr, at $50 per day, is entitled
ITO $4,000 more, which, aided to the
Sl1, 400. aggregates for hin the hand
some lstle sum OF $50. 200.
Mr. Merrick is entitled to $4,000
more, which, added to his S5, 900 already
paid, makes for him $4,000, graut
total for these tbree Distinguished limb:
OF The law OF 10000 81
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Rinhunnd fOA Radiation.

Whether this Law will remedy tho COR
rupting evils Of the long practiced spoils
system and consequent demonstration
Of the service and OF p,lisics generally,
remains to be seen. TIA, some kiha Of
reform In that direction was needed Ia
well known to every thinking man.
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Bellairo Tribune.

The CRY Of certain newspapers that
the poor nan will hsve no chance for
appointment in the civil service under
the Pendleton bib, hss no foundation
The poor man, without political acq1ain-
tsnee scd influence has neve, he'd
chance. 1t is proposed to give him one
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-01-16

LOBBYISTS for all manner Of corrupt
jobs are congrega,ing at Columbus. The
achool book sharks are on hand to run
the Legislature 10 the interests OF their
swindle. The people should take time
to watch the proceedings Of this last
aession of the State WoeGsfeld Spirit
CT Democracy.
II any msn attempts TO pull down a
school book to shoV TO legislators, shoot
him on the spo..-Naristta Register.
What school-hook establishment are
you lobbying for this Winter
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-01-16

@ In connection with these White
House jams and handshaking5 Col Ro-
bert Ingersoll once expressed himself
ON the subject with that freely exirava
CANT humor that makes him go irresist-
able at the ireside and dinner table
The great atheist has never been to q
White House reception, but by the tes
timony of the whole town he knows the
way of it. "Do you know what my
idea is p he said. "Wel. I'd have eighl
pumps act up in the east room, and g
card tray on The top of each pump. The
biggcst pump shon!d represent the Pres
ident. the other seven his Cabinet OFF,
3cess. The ambitious citizens should flt
through, work the pump handles once
and put card on each dish. The affail
would be conducted quietly and with tb'
utmost decorum, and would amount t
just as much as The average Washing
ton reception st Lonis Republican.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-01-16

The Canal rats are bnrrowing sgaiu
ut Columbus this Winter. The Legis-
lature should sii down heavily upon the
entire gang. Their schemes are not
calculated to bensf. the regulations Of
members OF either brauch of the Leg
ielature who work to advarce them.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-01-16

NJ. T. Polk, the defaulting Stale
Treasurer OF Tennessee. made gallant
rsce for Mexico, but detectives over
hauled him when within few mica OF
the line between the two countries. He
Is about 100000 short in funds as
Treasurer, good part of which be car
riei away with him. 1t is stated thai
two men, who accompanied him, made
their way into Mexico with over $780,.
900 in money and hords.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-01-16

PsPa, as commander OF the Army OF
the Potom &c, fsilei miserahlY. Porter.
By his generalshi2, saved the army from
Obstruction. PoPE was promoted and
PoRrER dismissed. Congress should
reverse the order Of things in this mat
ter.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-01-16

sixty lives were lost By the bureipg
OF the Newhsll Hotel, in Milwaukee on
the l0.E inSt. TOW THUMB snd wife
were 2topping at the hotel. Tom got
out ~ the front entrance, and his wifc
WIS mken down fire escape by S. "
CRAMPror, 8 firsmsu.
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0adiz GAntinAl.

The Pendleton civil service bill has
passed the Senate. It may not be alto
gether perfect, bu. it 10 move in tbs
right direction, which the fair-thiuking g
people OF the country will endorse and
applaud II he's met with hitter oppo-
siton from she "apoils' elsment in both
parties.
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Quaker City Independent.

While Senator Pendleton is provoking
the vengeance Of some OF his Demo-
cratic brethren in his support OF the
civil service reform bill. he is making 8
seeord Tor himself az = fearless states
muu. Uhnae' motives ere above political
tsichery and psrtvism.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

TO r cd Kindzeberger, or ,oaona it may Concern:
Notice is hereby given that George Suppes
has paid into the County Treasury sum
Of money sufficient to redeem tho northwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of seotisn
90, township Of rangs 3,so!d al a Delinquent
Tax Sale BY John Gatchell, Treasurer OF Mon
roe County, Ohie January II. 1889, in the
name OF George sa9pss & Co to Frederick
Kindlsbergsr.
s.A ATKINSON,
janl8, 1913. Auditor Monroe Co, Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-01-16

DroKsox, Forem.a OF the Star Route
Jury, has been admitted TO bail in the
sum OF S25,000. We suspect that Gov
eminent officials are prosecuting DICK
scS 80 cover up their own rascality in
tha cases.
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Marietta Times.

Senate" Pendleson is too sound a
Danoerat tn be driven out Of tho party
by those who are fighting him on &C
count OF his civil service hill. A differ
snco of opinion should be tolcsased.
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same set were busily engaged few years
back in bounding ex-senator Thurman
All this is to be regretted and we only
speak OF these errauc ways in that
sense
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-01-16

THE Democracy Of Ohio heartily sn-
dorse PendIeton's Civil Service Reform
bi,l.-Spirit.
Aht The FIVE Ohio De-rocrats 10
Congress who voted against the bill, and
tbe Cincinnati Enquirer. have hpen tell
ing 9 very different story Be.laire
Tribune.
Ah. But they don't represent the
party They represent their o wn itching
for "spoils.''
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Cambridge Jefersonian.

The Eoquircr has peesistsucy. 1t ia
shs persistcncy OF persecution. 1t op-
peaea Psndleton's civil service bill, abu-
ses Pendleton for ii, snd then again in
sists that It Is not Pendleton's bill az all.
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Guernsay Times

Il is doubtful II the bin will effect the
object for which II was Intended, but Is
Is s;ep in the right direction Reform
iu the ciyl service, like 81 other raforms,
cen only be accomplished by degrees.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-01-16

JuDes WILLIAM WHiTE, Of the Su-
prsme Court OF Ohio. has beer appoint
id, by the President, United States Dis
Rtct Judge for the Southern District Of
Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-01-16

WAsTED.-A laadnr for the Demo-
Gratis In the Ohio Legislature. Usder
their present incompe,an, caucns man.
ayers, or leaders, they blunder into ell
she political traps set Tor then by the
Republicans.
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CAMBeIoeE. Gaerasev Caunty, is to
have new hank, with capital OF $780,.
600. A. J HU7cursss is President and
W. E BoDrN. Cashier.
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SENATOR PRNpLrTos's Civil Service
Reform bill, as finally passed by the
House OF Representatives. will be found
on our fret page. As the measure ia
nop-partisau in its character every cisi-
zen, no matter to What party he may be-
long, should give Il careful and thought.
tul perusal. Approval or condemnation
OF measuFe, before haNag read and
studied it in all its bearings, cannot be
indotsed as wise action upon the part Of
any one, upon any mattar, whether pc.
lIiical or otherwise The more the bill
Is discussed by those who read and
comprehend its true meaning, the more
overwhelming will be the popular ap
proval
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TaR Government has been ran Ia the
"spoils" ruts for the past hundred years.
Nov, merit md qualifications are TO
he given chance.
Incompetency AID favoritism are 10
be kicked ont OF ali the Departments oi
the Government.
PlAoe-hunteEs and hangers on, who
cling to the coet-tails OF meo OF inGu-
euce, must show themselves aworthy
and well qaaliiad," or reflector the
good Of the service.
Dsad-beatism In Government Offices
bas bad It's day.
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Ohio Liberal,

The people OF Chic, Of ell partias, and
embracing the hast element, conceds the
honesty, ahiiits, and earnestness OF Sen
a:or Pendieton, and ara in favor OF his
civil service bill.
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CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
st, Clairsville Gaze5t

The Enqnirer's vici rus agbt upon
Seuctor Peudleton will make aIr, Per-
dleton mnra popular than ever With the
Ohio Dem acracv
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THB Cincinnati Daily Ne,0s has IT
600 subscribers. Its Weekly hrs, also
attained large circulation. The De-
meesscy OF Ohio wish it sucoess.
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THE Cincinnati Commercial Gazette

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
says of the Civil Service Re'orm bill:
|. 81 IS the principle of the bill, the face
that II rests appnintment to offce upon
merit snd qualification and NOT upen pn-
l'icaI services, that is impcr,spl, ard
that recommends itself to- The in.elG
geGce ard gotd sense nf tie people. Il
rests the claim to office GA the right
fourfancn. and is the assurcrca II faith
fully applied, e seeming In official pla-
ees competent and Trustworthy men.
ITO be sure, it is 8 departure from
precedents, but from precederts that
have heen prolific In vicious results. Bat
all feiusms are necessarily departures
from preceaeLts, and tn the nature OF
innovations upon old customs. 1t is
impossible to stFad'le on such lpsues.
and make pre>ensions Of zeal TOR reform
when clinging to old pracHses.
"lf men persist In running parties in
old russ. they are snre to be lett behind
by the spirit of progressive age; and
they end themselves In brief time e
melancholy minority of moss-hacks and
tee'hs, with the smell Of the graveyard
10 their garments. To the contention OF
the old lights and the new lights In poll
tics, as we'll as In religion, it is the. old
lights that 60 out sputterlng In their
oilless sockets, and expire in the gloom
OF tho cbarnel house."
Every word of the shove has the true
ring and will be endorsed by all excep.
those who have been for years hunger
ing for the "spoils" Of office. Office
and its emnluments are what they crave,
however Incompetent thovs may bs TO
discharge she duties Such Democrats,
or Republicans, have oatlised their uee-
fulness. They are behind The age OF i'm
proyemest and will never catch up.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

ONE large Dwelling Houss, containing s
" rooms; ons large store House and Tobso-
co House, all In the town Of Altoasburg.
Also. good farm containing 1T acres, ad-
joining the town Of Ailtonsburg
PRIBR DORR,
Miltonsburs, Monroe 60 Ohio.
jsn1 6, ,'S3m3.
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THH JACKSON S,h OF January celebra.
lions at Cleveland and other places, we're
immense.
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Clar;nuten fndenendsnt.

Some ef the Senators rho voted
against she civil sarvice rei'rm tlll cain
IL 10 be fraud. Probably it "desreads"
soue OF them OF their immortality.
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st. Louis Republican. DEM Jan &

Against the fact that the civil service
bill which Congress has just passed may
tie up the hands OF Democratic Presi-
dent In 1885. we place for the benefit OF
our interested Republican friends the as
sared certainty tha. 1t will shackle the
Republican President who low sits in
the White House for the two years th at
remain CT his term. President Arthur
will either have to ignore or enforce the
hill, end either proceeding will ruin bis
party. To obey the law in spirit and in
letter would be to destroy the Republl-
can nachlue. without which the Repub-
lican party could not live, while to ig-
more the Law in the face OF the existing
popular sentiment would be quite as eer.
taiuly the destruction OF The party. II
Republicans are pleased With the neoes.
sity forced upon them Of meeting this
issue during the two years which yet re-
main before Democrst can be seated
in the Wbite House. they are phsoome-
nallY conten. under adverse circumstan
rea
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The bill for the relief uf General
FTz JOHN Porter passed the Senste
last week by yeas 80; nays 81.
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wAddress all letters:
"rHE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY"
Woods6eld,
Monroe County,
Ohio.
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Athens Journal.

lis passage is the frst real snd sincere
effort to satisfy popular demand. Il
proposes tn grappte with one OF the
most difficult problems OF American
politics. and one which the growing
number and importance OF the civil
employees OF the fedcral government rs-
quircs shall be solved as soon SO possi-
sihle. We regret TO see the aIppians
manner or the open hostility with which
many OF oar exchanges bsve treated tbs
proposed reform. II is one OF those
measures which the p.rty In power is
Glow to favor, snd which the outs only
favor till thcy arc reasonably certain o'
getting in, and then their seSl cools
greatly. The Senator has undertaken a
work which tested his independence and
drmness OF purpose. The parts spoils-
men who expect after 1884 20 hsvs the
distributing OF the officea want no Civil
Services rules in their way.
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DAVID D, TAYLOR is nov sole owner
Of the Guernsey Times.
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C. n. GAUMrR has sold the 81. Clairs-
ville Gasette to I. NJ Riley. Esq.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-01-16

HoE Lor n. MORRILL,, oi Augusta.
Maine, died on the 10 inst
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 1e, 1888.

"A union Of hearts. union of hands,
A union Of States none may sever;
4 union of lakes, unien of lands,
lad the FLAG OF OUR UNION FOREVER
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THArKs TO Hon. HENRY MAuRY for
State Reports
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The West Virginia Legislature stands
IS Democrats to SO opposition on joint
ballot.
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