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Laying for "BIoody Mouroe.' >
Barnesville Republican.

barnesVllie nepuoican.
The Republicans of Guernsey County
are in great form the ball is rolling with
plenty OF life in 1t and is ready to join
Belmont to black the eye OF "bloody
Monroe"
Monroe Democrats are armed and
eager for the fray; and Belmont will join
hands With US 10 October in giving Gen.
WARNER a majority that will require
three or four Guernseys to equal. All
this talk about Guernsey giving TAYLOR
o big majority 10 "bosh,' written up by
q brother Of the candidate. Guernsey
may give TAYLOR a majority OF 500
votes, but the other four counties, Bel.
mont, Monroe. Noble and Washington
will give majorities for Gen. WARNER
His opponents know this, and expect to
frighten somebody by bluster. 1t won't
win.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-08-26

H. R West, editor Of The Woodsfield
Spirit, passed through town Saturday,
on his wav to Marietta, presumably on
political business. Some of Warmers
fences ore said to be badly down in Dem
ocratic Monroe.-Cald,oeU Journal
presumably on political business is
wide of the mark. "WARNER's fences"
are in excellent condition 10 "Demo-
cratic Monroe;" they are we'll saked and
double-ridered and ell the butling TAY-
LoR and his friends can do will not bulge
them.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-08-26

THE Democratic Congressional Con.
vention at New Martinsville, West Va.
nominated Judge JOHN BRANNoN, Of
Lewis County. Hon. H. W. WALKER
addressed The Convention and citizens
rom Monroe, who heard it, pronounce
it the most logical and eloquent they ever
listened to.
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JUDaE Advocates were not the men
who did the q lighting during the late civil
war. Capt. j. D TAYLOR. Republican
candidate for Congress, was that kind o.
soldier.
Gen. WARNER commanded Regiment
and Brigade in the field, and received Sc
we're wounds at Antietam and Gettys-
burg 1t will not be difficult for soldiers
to choose their candidate to vote for, as
between the two.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-08-26

TIE readers of The Cincinnati Eaqui.
rer should understand that "Gath" the
Washington and New York editor of
that paper is pronounced Republican,
and appears to be running the Enquirer
in BLAINE's interest.
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GEN WARNER addressed the Democ'
racy at Summerfeld on Monday, the
25th inst, where pole was raised and
a general good time was enjoyed. The
General is making short work OF TAr'
LoR's swelled pretsnsions Of love for the
soldiers.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-08-26

TIE Republican party reduced the
tariff on wool and increased the tariff OF
manufactured wooden goods. By that
act that party forced the farmer to take
from 6 to 10 cents per pound less for
his wool, ard to pay an increased price
for his wooden goods. BY robbing the
farmer in both directions the Republican
party in Congress further enriched the
manufacturers.
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VANDERBlLT sold Maud 5. to ROBERT
BONNER last week for the round sum of
$40, 600. MI. BONNER bought the mare
for HE own private driving and will not
permit her to again appear on public race
courses.
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H. H HADLLY says that JOHNNY DAv-
EXPORT, OF New York, lies when be gives
out to the public that he is the author OF
the MoREY letter, puhished in Truth in
1880. The people decided four years
ago that JAMES A. GARFIELD was the an.
thor Of that letter.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-08-26

TEE Chinese and French Ministers
have received their passports and quit
those countries. The French demanded
an indemnity of sO,OOO,OOO francs which
China refused to pay. War between
them is the order, In which China will
be whipped.
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Nothing whatever against Mr..
Blaine! says the New York Tribune -
Is it nothing that be has used his public
position to place himself inside of jobs :?
Has public man right to use his place
to help himself to money ly stock specula-
tions, influenced by his official actioass-
This would be good time to have an
understanding about these delicate mat
tiers" June 8, 1875.
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A VOTE was taken on Fifth Avenue,
New York, last week that resulted,
BLAINE, At; CLEVELAND, O; ST JOHN, 0 !;
BUTLER, 0. The report created sensa.
ton until it was learned that the vote
was taken in the rooms Of the Republi-
can Headquarters. That is sample Of
the bluster practiced by the Republicans
in this campaign.
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BLAINE'S BAD RECORD.

The following emphatic views OF Hon.
JAMES G. BLAINE, the Republican candi-
date for the Presidency, are from the ed
itorial columns OF that old reliable Re
publican organ, the Cincinnati Gozstte
edited by Hon. RICHARD SMITH, present
business manager Of the Cincinnati Com
mercial Gazette:
"Cheeky Jim."-June 8, 1876.
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THE New York Evening Post Re
publican paper that refuses to support
BLAINE and LOGAN, says that careful
canvass OF the State by the New York
Democratic Committee shows In l75C
election distric's, not included in New
York and Brooklyn, as many as $4,000
Republicans who will not vote ior
BLAINE, oue-half Of the number sup.
porting CLEVELAND sctively.
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TELL as where JosEPH D. TAYLOR, Re.
publican candidate for Congress, got bis
title Of Colonel.
Also, tell US in what battle he took
part in the late war.
Will any one, or all Of the Republican
editors in the district enligbten us2
Don't all speak at once, but speak, and
say it "kind O. slow like
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BLAINE, as shown up by the Cincinnati
Commercial and Gazette, both r publ
can papers, will be found in this number
OF The SPIRIT. Republicans should
read carefully.
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rv WARNER has announced bis viii

GEN. WARNER has announced bis vii
Fiponess to have the joint debate with
Hon J. D TAYLOR extended to each
county IN The district. TAYLOR will wish
he had never been born before the NTH
county OF the series is reached.
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Ueo 90bsrtisemtnts
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

ON the 2lst day of August. in the year 1884.
" the Probate Court of Monroe county Ohio,
declared the estate of Thomas G. Penn, deceas
ed, to be probably insolvent Creditors are
therefore required TO present their claims
against the estate to the undersigned for al.
lowance, within six months from the time
above mentioned, or they will not be entitled
to payment. THOMAS L TWINEM,
Admir- Of Thomas G. Penn, decd.
aug26, SAT-.
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"The careful reading and analysis to
which Blaine's letters have been subj &c !.
ed, have already had perceptible inau-
ence in cooling the ardor Of those com.
mitted to him, and of depriving him Of
the chance of uncertain votes. June
10, 1876.
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THE Irish dynsmiters, who advocate
murder 10 free Ireland from English
rule. are for BLAINE and LOGAN. Law
abiding Irishmen advocate the election
of CLEVELAND and HENpRIeKs.
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TIE 8Sth Ohio Regiment guarded
prisoners at Camp Chase during the war.
In the roster OF officers we find the name
Of JACOB D. TAYLOR, Captain. Il the
name JACOB q misprinl2 Should it be
JOsEpHf The Guernsey Tmes is urged
to speak out and give the public the
facts; tell US all about JosEPa's war re-
cord. s
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A CoLoRED Republican BLAINE paper in
Alabama advocates war OF races. ls
not BLAINE tattooed enough without
wholesale murder being added to the
political record OF his partya
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'.Had Blaine been nominated before
the disclosures we're made, the party
would have been under the necessitv OF
forcing him of the ticket or accepting
the alternative of an overwhelming de.
feat."-June 5, 1876
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LET US have change from the corrupt
practices of Republican administration
to one OF old fashioned, square-toed
economy and honesty.
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TEE bitter fight in Virginia between
MALONE and his opponents in the Re-
publican party will result in Civ ng :be
electoral vote Of that State to the Dem
cratic candidates,
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OReANIzE CLrvELAND and HENDRIcKs
clubs in everv township in the county.
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~The Democrats give up Ohio.-

~r The Democrats give up Ohio
New York Tribune.
Tue Ohio Democrats give up nothing
They are lighters In 1860 they polled
1877 AL votes; the Republicans polled
22l S09 Tweuty-three years after wards,
in 1888, the Democrats Doled $50 693
votes, the Republicans 347, ,063. Demo.
cra'ic increase iu twenty-.bree years
I'll 272, Republican increase 126,355
The Democratic party is growiDg-Plain
Dealer.
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The people want to see and examine
the books in the Departments at Wash
ington. They want change.
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GEN. BUTLER's letter accepting the
Greenback nomination for the Presiden-
cy is remarkable--for its length.
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Z ONE hundred Republicans OF Syracuse,
New York, formed an Independent
CLEVELAND and HENDRICKS club last
week.
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"After all. ifthere is not virtue enough
in the Republican party to nominate
man whose name means reform, Mr.
Blaine ought to be nominated. June
s, 1875
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THE Michigan Greenbackers have re
solved to fuse with the Democrats OF
that Stale.
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ut may he set down as fixed fact,
now, that with Blaine or Conkliug on
the ticket, for President. Ohio, will go
Democratic in October. Neither of these
candidates can command the independ-
ent nor German vote. and without their
aid the State will 60 Democratic by from
10000 to $4,000 msjority.-June l3,
1876.
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TIE tide is toward CLEVELAND and
HENDRICKS, and the Republicans are cor
respondingly despondent
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"Blaine was taken into the specula-
tion! He became one of the Ring, and
speculsted largely in the securities of the
company! This dark Transaction cannot
be explained a,oay! 1t will stand against
Mr.. Blaine as long as he lives. and is in
itself sufficient to condemn him in public
estimation. June Z, 1875.
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Gov CLEvELAND's letter Of acceptance
fills the bill. Read it.
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"Conceding all that is claimed for Mr.
Blaine, can the party afford to go into
the canvass with leader for VIII om apol.
ogv or explanations will continually be
required 2-June II, 1876
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REPUBLIcAN editors are trying to boom
BuTLER, since BLAINE don't boom worth
q cent.
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THE Democrats apd Greenbackers of
Wisconsin and Iowa will support the
same electoral ticket
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SHERIFFS

WHEREAS, by the laws of Ohio, regula
wv ting elections. it is required of the
Sheriff Of his county to give notice before
the time of holding general election, by
proclaim alton throughout the eeuuty OF the
time at which such section will be holden.
In pursuance of such requisition, l, Chris
tiau Luds, Eherif of Monroe C,uuty. Ohio
do hereby proclaim and make known that the
second Tuesday. bsing the
14th Day Of October, A. d. 1884,
is, by the Constitution and laws of Chic. the
appointed day on which the qualified electors
of said Monroe County, Ohio, shall meet in
their resp ectivs townships, at their usual OF
proper place of holding elections.
The polls to be opened bstSeen the hours
of and 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, and closed at 6 o'clock in the afternoon
Of said day.
The candidates to be voted for are:
One person for Secretary of State of the
State Of Ohio;
One person for Supreme Judge Of the State
Of Ohio;
One person for Member of the Board of
Public Works Of the State OF Ohio;
One person for Congress in the 18th Dis
trict of the State of Ohio;
Three persons for Judges of the Circuit
Court for the 4th JudiciI District Of the
State of Ohio;
One person for Probate Judge Of Monroe
County, Ohio;
One person for Prosecuting Attorney Of
Monroe County, Ohio:
One person for Commissioner Of Monroe
County. Ohio,
One person for Infrinary Director Of Non
ros COuuty, Ohio.
The Trustees of the several townships OF
said county are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing number OF Jurors are appointed to
their respective townships respectively, aad
that they are rsq1ired to select the said
number and make return thereof to the
Clerk Of the Court of Com non Pleas, together
with the poll book, within two davs after the
said second Tuesday of October, 1884:
Circuit Court and Common Pleas.
Adams ....................
Benton ..'...'....'. -"
Bethel ...........s.....s ..... D
Center. ..|.....s.......... .sss'...io
franklin .....s..s....s.s'... '......'....'.''
Green ................>.. ...'...' b
Jackson ........s...ss'..... ...I
Lee ....s............ mountainous o
Malaga ................... 1913
Onio ....sss...s. 1900. o
rerry. .....ss.. ..........s'..'
Salem ....>............ ...'...."... III
SUNNI" ...............- ..-.''''''''''.''' 20 .
SunSDuTy o
Switzerland. .,................... 80. Z
Washington .............. ......,....-. ...S
Given under my hand, a. the Shsriffs O.
fee sat Wooisfsld, this Goth dav of August,
1854. CHRIS. LUDB,
augaS.'S4t5 Sheriff u. C. o.
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morality in the estimation of the uses Of
public positions for private gain."-June
7, 1876.
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"The Blaine organs are embarrassed.
That horses eyes are sot."--June 5,
1878.
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"These letters confirm the report that
Mr.. Blaine was speculator in the seau-
rites Of subsidy railroads. June Z,
1875.
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"These letters will be the subject Of
discussion on the stump and in the press
il Blaine should be the Republican can.
didare, and we ask the politicians who
compose the Convention how they will
make out in explaining them to the peo-
PIE p"-June IA, 1873.
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ave make no personal war upon Mr..
Blaine! His publiGe record condemns
him, and it would be the very madness
of the moon for the Republican partv to
go to the country under his leadership
June 16, 1876.
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"B!aine has been busy B."-June 5,
1875
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yesterday It was the Kansas Pacific
bonds which we're traced to the immedi.
ate vicinity OF Mr.. Blaine. Let US see
He has now appeared, at different times,
with somewhat painful clearness in con
nection with Northern Pacific. Sioux
City, Union Pacific, Pacific. Kansas Pa.
ciic, Atlantic and Pacific, Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas, and Fort Smith and Lit.
tie Rock" June 9, 1876.
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Here is what NJ. HALsTE.D. the pres.
ent editor of the Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette, at long range, and q cheap
BLAINE paper in New York City. though,
OF BLAINE several years since in the Gin
cinnati Commercial:
"Carl Schurz certainly would not sup
port Blaine, Morton or Conkling, no
matter by whom nominated. He would
oppose Blaine for his subsidy record in
Congress, and his peculiar career OF rail
road intimacies, and habit of specializing
in stocks, that vary in value according
to Congressional Legislation May 20,
1875.
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"Who but Jim Blaine would have the
cheek to read those letters himself, taking
very peculiar precautions, that no other
eye should ever see them, and would take
them from the order of their dates, so as
to confuse the hearer, reading rapidly
what he saw fit and making his own run
ning commentary Who but auddcioss,
brassy, smart Jim Blaine would do this ?
June 9, 1875.
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"No man can successfully stand before
the people Of this country, as the Repub
lican candidate for the Presidency, COW
cred all over as Blaine is, with his own
letters, and other evidence of a specula.
tive connection with almost every SUBJ
sidy railroad into which Congress breath.
ed the breath Of life" June 8. 1876.
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The Times Gays: The Gazcttes tone
should be one Of sadness and regret at
the case against Blaine! But is it advi-
sable to nominate him to give the Re-.
publican psrty 'tone of sadness and 70
gret.' June 8, 1876.
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Gall freely allow that Jim Blaine is The
smartest man in all creation. 1t is q
question, however, II the American peo.
pie are so ready to trust, as to admire
very smart man, and whether they may
not think, for the Presidency, one not so
smart may be ferG-June 9, 1875.
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"Hundreds OF thousands Of Republ.
cans, we may he sure, will never vote for
the election OF the author OF these letters
to the Presldency."-June IA, 1896.
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"These letters will form Mr., Blaine's
platform if he is nominated. June l5
1876.
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"Mr. Blaine stands in rather too sus.
picious relations to these railroad specu
lations-hss been dealing too extensively
In them to make it expedient for the Re.
publcans 20 take him up IS their stand
ard-bearer in Presidential canvass, in
which the result is likely to be close aud
doubtful" June 2, 1875.
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"However vindictively Democratic
Investigating Committee may have act
ed, the dark, stubborn and destructive
facts remain! They cannot be sponged
out! They will stand r-June 9, 1875.
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"The whisky ring displayed all of its
digits for Blaine in Illinois and Missou-
ri! The ringsters who have fattened
under the Republican administration feel
that Blaine would not reform enough to
hurt."-May 20, 1875.
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Observation-Disclosures Will
the blaze blind the ewes of the public to
the real character Of the jobbiEg letters +
June 9, 1876.
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"Mr. Blaine should study the history
of Ananlas and Sapphira. June Z,
1875.
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"The Blaine letters prove all he has
been charged with2 The troublesome
fact is, that there is low tone of public
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"Do you really mean that a man who
has been stock jobber in subsidy rail.
road schemes would be good reform
candidate for the Presidency ?"-June
6, 1876.
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| democratic newspapers are dealing
gently with Mr.. Blaine. He would make
such q splendid r publican candidate
for the Presidency-lor the Democrats I"
June 3, 1876.
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"Blaine is not fool and be knows he
cannot be The next President, as well as
anv able newspaper can tell him. June
8, 1875.
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benificent purposes Of our government,
and none should be more waichful OF the
artiul Vaccinations of those who allure
them to self-nflicted injury.
In free country the cur,ailment o.
the absolute right OF the individual
should only he such as is essential to the
peace and good order oftbe community.
The limit between proper subjects OF
governmental control and those which
can be more tii,insly lett to the moral
sense and sell imposed restraint OF the
citizen should be carefully kept in view.
rhus laws unnecessarily interfering with
The habits and customs of any of our
people, which are not offensive to the
moral sentiments of the civilized world.
and which are consi t,Ht with good cit-
zensbip and the public welfare, are un-
wlse and vexatious.
The commerce OF a nation 10 a grest
ex'en, determines its supremacy. Cheap
and easy transportation should therefore
he liherally fostered. Within the limits
OF the Constitution the general govern
ment should 80 improve and protect it.
natural waterways as will enable the pro
ducers of the country to reach profit
able market.
The people pay the wages Of public EN-
ployes and lhev are entitled TO fair and
honest work which the money thus paid
should command. II is the duty OF those
entrusted with the management of their
affairs to see that such public service is
forthcoming. The selection and reten-
lion of such subordinat,s ip government
emoloymtn mt should depend upon their
ascertained fitness and the value of their
work, and thev should be neither expect
ed nor allo we'd to do questionable patty
service. The interests of the people
would then be hetier protected and the
estimate Of public labor and duty he i'm
mensely improved; public employment
would be open to all who demonstrate
their fitncss TO enter it; unscemly scram.
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"Cheeky jim" June s, 1876.
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"Why was Blaine running around bar
Der shops, looking for witnesses who
were reported to be bis enemies, liz he is
a man whose public record is clear p
June 5, 1876.
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"Mr. Blaine, like the prize fighter, is
.still in the ring, though somewhat dis
figured '"-June 4. 1875.
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"The Blaine retreat will doubtless be
to the tune Of the Mulligan Guards. -
June 4, 1875.