The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-07-01
TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1884.
Democratic State Ticket.

have your scalp"
Member Board Public Works, I nil, ~, s,ooo
JOHN H. BENFE2 - ,-,,.a -.
~ ou'' crowd in the Convention
DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT TICKET. Cen WARNER to let him
attached to TBURMAN's
For COpgss-ssvsntssnh District. WARNER has heaten the
A. D. WARMER, more than contest il
Of Washington County. has the ability to outgent
Democratic County Ticket. hour hour" : :,
For Probate Judge, THE DEBATABLE
ALBERT J. PEARSON. n.,,o....,. p,,.,,o--, !,
For Prosecuting Attorney, able states of
'onN D. Dni"00' Connecticut Platform Adopt
For Commissioner, The Constitution gives
NJ D. GARDEN. er TO lay duties, r., to
For inarmary Director anu provide Tor the commt
nroRnE r crrIEsprN general welfare Of the Unit
" we therefore believe il az
as well as dangerous to
-9 vond the necessary requir
THURMAN excellent timber for Government; and We ad
p...;a..,;.,. .;.... sufficient furnish the n
nue. for the economical a1u
THE Democracy Of Ohio regain. tue same ana a)uea
ed control of the party uosoasl burden. and s IN,
STANDARD OH was knocked encourage and develop
Columbus on the 25h inst. ~ " ~ "" -"
Hon. john OF the VOW Jersey ~''"' Aa0p's
delegates Chicago from the l2lh Dis bnaar t none wh ,.
trict. .mouat necessary TO pay
:. and gradually extinguish it
noS WILLIAM hA"HSSos VI ue'u That whenever the
sey County, Presidential Eecor soorces exceed this lin
for this District, the 17lh should be reduced so As I
-.>. plus the Treasury. tn
TIE platform endorsed by the these results sho
people 1885, will protect the rights OF ls5o
;ndo,sa Tho nos in 1894 age home productive niu
---> producing or fostering MOI
THE delegates large to Chicago are
ALLEN G. THURMAN, DURBlS WARD JA- sn aUom' % Aaop"a
COB MUELLER and john r. MCLEAN r nd ;a;.,. Iii,
The Judicial Convention this erna revenue
4h District will be held Portsmouth of eso,nn. and n.os
on July Monroe County entitled source Of the
to eight delegates. rupton 10 its practical or
-~--- special burden on this S.a
Hon. JAS. R. MossI, ma ie Of his teress
old me ringing speeches when placing SEVENTH That We fave
c.., w .v,. n ,or,.,;on n, Com limited the
'"''- :, :, - -.--, Government economically
gesS' az osu "e a- "o0N aud adjusted In its spI
TLDEs What enthusiasm aroused psen oneqas burdens
BY the mention Of that name! Men .. ,h
Wild with excement and demand hs create or foster monopoe
nomination, notwithstanding his letter.
80 >. West Virginia Platform. .ss Adj
THE delegates to the National Demo- 1854
Convention from this District ihierEESI 10 tue
General A. WARNER, Of Washington d ,S as'
ana M THOMAS ocHELLf o' Dm'u limited to the neces
County A. Esq Of Bel ernmen economically sdu
mont and Hon. FLEY of Noble so adjusted In it's appca
County, the atenates a ven. uoeqss. 4uusaS .
Hon. ROBERT ~ EAros. OF Belmont just compensation to lab
County, temporary and permanent Chair ceae VI oS
man the Congressional Convention N.vaa Platform Adon..a
was the right for place His We hold this. the tariff
decisions prompt and and adjusted yield amp
speech the opening OF the Couven requirements OF hone
ton piece Of eloquence. % % & us ,as
THE Old Romans warning issued at ris OF me- ana as hgn'
Columbus last January bore rich ru - ~ h @ ~ ~ M ;.
meeting the Democratic State can b, and not of
Convention the 25th inst The peo alone be regarded
pie needed his battle cry andsmashed
the machine General WARNER oanornA rh.lo'm Aa'pa
manded the opposition the floor Of rohhr. t.;a i,d
the Convention and where the battle or rc
Sagod the 6ecest there his We raising
towering form directing the forces nues Tor the necessary
victory .U;..@%sa. ~ -. "h;a.aa uou 'n' E' Eaou ~
Ar Caldwell the 26k nst General are 10 favor OF tan SO
A. j. WARNER renomnated for sve p.o'.oou - ou =
Congress by accamaou By this AZ lar AZ no.sbe ON ihs
on the delegates have hoEoei them emptng the necessaes
selves and the people OF the tails OF this
Gen. ranks OF the fore "dgmen OF
thinkers and in the inter- Iu;.,, p, Aa.a
people, the United States FcusrH That i, \. TN
will reelected large untry to protect a c
jo do think his opponents to conserve all industries
a..h. tariff for lmte
-~. sites OF the government
Wheeling Register administered and adju
GEN A. j. WARNER good enough pcaton prevent
fer the people Of the Sew ndu
enteenth Ohio District and they say % ~ Ju. peus s
by giving him denomination In . dis
ct that always against
any opposition. Gen. WARNER has done aon-loSa
faithful service his party and to the ". .so al
country deserves the confidence his men.
constituency repose him. We wish adjusted In its application
Congress was full of unequal burdens, enconr
e--------.>D------ interests at home and al
steubenvile Gazette 9th u pensation to labor, but
The Gazette made its fight within the foster monopolies
party lines contest cumi THIRD The Of th
nothing say until the Congress reducing
rolls round another In the while the
desperate since the Senatorial fraud wooden goods already
has spoken plainly and to the point niqnous legislation
and is with deep OF thankful n favor Of monopoly
to-day record that decided VIC agcuur
tory has by the People against have
the Machine We content to heartily approve
allow Democrats cratic OF the O
calling themselves Democrats to in Congress voting
rest until the Presidential election is crease.
over and from until the 9th ,f No.
vembe entire batteries Of the Gazette Indiana Platform Of Last D
will be turned upon the common enemy hon-lSSS
the Republican party. we demand revision
r. S, hs. made m. soht With unjust tariff. The Cons,
the Gazette for the People against the the r., .shi;.h
Machine and is corrupt menods ana and
Tho A aoftho