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Democrats, resent the insults
of the Republican press at the
election on Tuesday, Novem-
ber 4th. ,sv 3..,., y,
New York Werld.
November and October.

The Republicans have won successes
In the early voling States in Presiden-
tial years for the last tweuty-four years
almost Without exception. The reason
is that the Administration, having snor.
nous power Of patronage at its COM
mand, and, an almost unlimited supply
Of money, has been able to concentrate
on those States strength impossible to
overcome. sed it 8df III gl.I
This year the Republicans have brought
money, magnetism, murderers, Federal
patronage. intimidation and fraud to q
focus in Vermont Maine and Ohio, each
in It's turn They have saved the States,
but by reduced msjorities. The weak
ness of Blaine as compsred aith Gar
field has been established by the insuffl
cient results Of those concentrated ef-
forts. 1iiai'J9l Ee \ .tfasar'
In the election two weeks from now
the Republicans will be compelled TO
scatter their forces, their money
and their labor They still find tbemsel
yes compelled to fight more desperate
ly than ever for Ohio Bat Il they con
centrate on Ohio they lose New York
Their prospects in New York are 80
bad that they sh,iek to Blaine to hasten
from the West to help them. But il
they use all their exertions on New York
they lose Ohio. siN ~ 'f'eiiaa
In Cincinnati, through money and
fraud, they polled G. 900 more votes than
there are voters in the whole city accor-
ding to the census, even II the alusbous-
es and lunatic asylums we're drawn on
for ballots. Does any one suppose they
can do that in n ,vember!
West Virginia teaches them that they
can make no impression on the Demo.
cratic column. They must depend on
Republican and deba' able States. Nv hat
do they 6ndthere2 hsaua1 laosssiss
Their meagre plurality, in Ohio warns
them that, with the ST. John vote, they
must work to the deathto keep the State
in November. Indiana is lost to them,
hopelessly. They" must struggle des
perately to retain Illinois, Michigan and
Wisconsin, Kansas and Iowa threaten
to slip through. their fingers. They de.
spair of New Jersey. With New York
against them they dare not hope fol
! Connecticut. ssN ~ s.t-
The nandwrItingis on the wall. The
rascals must go! ,ta m
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NOW FOR NOVEMBER!
An Address from the National Com.
mittee on the Result and
the Prospect.

NEW York. October 19-fn view oi
the result Of the elections IN Ohio and
West Virginia, the National Democratic
Committee to-dav issued an address to
the people Of the United States, which
says:
ave may confidently expect a major
ity In Ohio for Cleveland and Hendricks
in November" TIE address states th At
the Blame managers expended not les:
than S500,000 10 Ohio and not less than
Sl00. 900 in West Virginia in their po.
liticai work; that they employed in po
Iitical jobs the men engaged in the pos
tai service Of the Uoited States; that the
payment Of veterans by the Commission.
er OF Pensions has been delayed bv him
with the purpose of coercing them to
vote for Mr.. Blaine; that they armed the
Mafshals Of the United States and incl,
ted them to violence and outrages; thai
these abuses OF political power have been
committed with the full sanction of Mr..
Blaine. whom they made one Of their
county and ward workers in the two
States, and that the country is fully
aroused and alarmed at the corrupt inau-
ence surrounding Mr.. BlaiLe and will re.
jent him for the Presidency The ad.
dress further says that Mr.. Blaine, the
spectators and the corporations have
grown rich, but trade is stagnant.
-og Decayed,
b.
"The commerce OF the country has
decaved," says the address. "Mills are
standing idle. Where wsges have not
been stopped they have been reduced.
Mechanics and laborers 90 about seeking
employment in vain. Women and chill
dren are beginning to want bread, and
vet the farmer can find no profitable
market for his grain. These circum-
stances afford conclusive proof that a
few interests have been cared for by the
Republican managers at the expense OF
the interests of the great body of the
people,"
The address concludes by reminding
the Democracy the country that these
evils can be eradicated only by victory
in November over the unscrupulous men
who ara now endeavoring to seize the
Presidency, and that this victory can
only be assured by complete organiza-
ton.
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New York World.
New York Tor Cleveland.

The Republicans come out Of these
preliminary skirpi,bes With the certsiaty
that B'sipe is much weaker than Gar.
field In Vermont, Ohio and West 1vir.
gipis. Oitside OF the. large cities, where
fraud and bribery and Intimidation pre-
vailed, Ohio gave q Democratic maj II
ily The magnetic bumbog isexplodtd
Now comes the great hattie in New
York. Ia thfs the October elections
have greatly helped the, Democracy. II
is as certain as any fulure event can we'll
be that 3 Blaine Wilf not eqasi Gatdeld's q
vote in the State. FOR these ressons:
The Republicans we're united on Gar.
field. They are divided on Blaine. Tue
most Distinguished men aad the stron.
gesll llofeanS 10 the Republican party ,op
pose Blaine and support Clevelsnd.
The Prohibition vote, only LOTT In
1880, will not be less than 10000 and !;
estimated by some as high as go, 900 thi.
year. 1t comes almost wholly f,om The
Republican party.
New York Is a Democratic State. tt
increase in voting population heipa th,
Democrats more than the r R,publlcans
just az The increase in OHIO should helt
the Republicans more than the Demo
Gratis.
The total vote of the State in 1S7:
was S3S ,O2O aud in 1875 800 ar
increase of 1S7 4S2. In 1880 the in
crease over 1879 was S9,724. An in
crease of 100000 this year ought alon,
to give the Democrats sufficient ad
vantage to more than overcome Gar
fields plurality. .'noi9
The Stalwarts are lukewarm toward.
Blaine. They have neither forgotten
nor forgiven the vindic'ive slaughter. O
Roscoe Conkling, the lreachery 10 th.
Stslwsrt organization and the brutal as.
ssssination of Judge Folger it'iJ -
Grover Cleveland Is New York's hon.
ored Governor. elected BY splendid
majority OF $4,000 votes, .endeared gtc
the people by off i:ial integrity aud fdeI.
ity to the great uust fconfided to bis
hands. The pride and glory, OF New
York are interested 10 giving the United
States an honest, upright President from
the Executive Chamber OF the State.
Blaine is a disgraced corruptionis,
whose iusolence and intolerance. have
prompted him. Maine poll icisn, to 10.
terfere with the local affairs OF the EN-.
pire State and to seek to control it's po-
litical oroarization.
The cities OF the State, New York,
Brooklyn. Albany and Buffalo, where
the increased vote is found, are for Cleve.
land. The honest rural districts repu.
diaie Blaine. .ss-5~s1 s,ss.l.s...
The open Republican revolt agsinst
the Republican candidate hse grown
largely since the recent elections. The
apparent certainty Of Blaine's defeat en-.
courages the Independent movement.
The Butler farce has come TO grief II
was nowhere 10 Ohio. nowhere. in West
Virginia. 1t is a dead impos,ure.
Who will deny these fac,si Who
will be foolish enough to pretend that
Blaine is not already beaten in New
York;
The wall of despair reised by the Re-
publican State Committee proves the
hopelessness of their cause. They cry
TO their candidate to save them. Hi,
presence can only make his defeat more
disastrous.
The People Of New York do their own
thinking! 0fEs'A ~ te tf-fh
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Democrats, resent the insults
Of the Republican press at the
election on Tuesday, Noyem-
ber 4th. {. s ete Ell
Backward Ohio.
~ " ulli -H

The OHIO returns drag the "splendit
msjoritv" which was to be given fol
Gsrfield's "heir" down to che level o.
poor Hayes. Below poor Hayes, indeed
when the increased vote is taken into
consideration.
For Fremont in 1856 Obi, gave ar
October majority OF nearly 10000. Fol
Lincoln on his first term the State rolled
up "a 900 maj ,ri.y, and on bis second
term nearly $1,000. Grant got on bus
irst election 4l.000. and on his second
80 900 Garfield had an average of 20.
600 in October, and "a. 900 in November
Blaine, with lsrgelv increased vote. i
estimated as low as 5000 and from tina
up to 1000!
How was this paltry plurality secured
By the money Of Jay Gould mouopo
list and Elkiu's S.ar-route erascsls b,
the efforts OF Dudley's gang Of pension
pirates; bv Wholesale colonization, i'm
porta,ion and Intimidation, and by fu
sion with Prohibition. fEsi
The R,plbliean' majorities, bough
with money, were secured ins three Cit n
of the State--Cincianati, Cleveland anr
Toledo. Outside the cities the Demo
Gratis were victorious. II the Blaine
brigands had kept money ont Of Ohio
the State would have given larg'
Democratic majority. q aEk .gCa3
The Republicans had calculated con
fdently on victory which they bosstet
would "knock The democrats ont" The,
were to get 35 600 majoritv-20 900 g.
[Garfield's inheritance" 5. QUO for nstura
increase and 10000 for magnetism ant
money. vas
Their failure and tie insiguificance 0
their purchased plurality nails the Ii
OF Irish disaffec.iou. II the Irish il
Ohio had heen disaffected, Blaine's ma
jority would not have been as beggarl'
as it is, 1t destroys the boast OF Blaine
magnetism. II Blaine had been mag
( nett, he would not have been reduced t
less than half Garfield's majority.
spoils the cry Of "vindication." Blain
lis vindicated backwards. f
There must, there will he change q
Washington! 81 80 T
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Democrats, resent the insults
of the Republican press at the
election on Tuesday, Novem-
ber 4th....- a '''7'

Julia Wheeler, o N ,rth Carolins eirI.
wears . belt made OF the beau i,ul skin
Of snake that she killed With her own
hands. ~ ~
A Vermont man thought be was in
srired to kill . female achool teacher.
hut after she had knocked him down
with club and battered bis body for
about ten minutes. be concluded 1t vas
whisky and not inspiration. '..s'
Mabel's mother saw the little girl run.
ming from chair to table and from table
to bureau. and all around, looking Tor
something. "What's the matter, Mabel Ps
said she. why. I've lost my Oak, Ara
cant tell There put my anh,;a y 1.i' -
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the citizens or Monroe County.
without regard to party, shOuld
resent the Insults Of the Republl- :
can press atthe Polls on Tuesday.
November 4th, % s55 7etR zoe
Betting on the Result.

c F. Woerishsffer, q New York bank.
er, has bet Sic 900 even that Cleveland
viii be elected. and also $40 900 to S8,.
200 that he will carry New York State.
E. K. Willard, . New York broker, is
also . heavy better. Hsnow hooks bets
each day at a,rate OF SlG0 to $50 that
Cleveland will win and much larger odds
that he will carry Nav York. The New
York Morning Journal says, from inqui-
'ry, the following odds may be taken ias
the betting qro'ations on the stock ex-
change: On Ceveland's election, from
even to 800 to $50; 800 to $50 on
New York for Cleveland; that he will get
10000 in New York, 500 to $50,
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY,
HENRY R. WEST,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. =.
sEvENTEENTH DISTRICT.
Monroe COunty's Big Democratic
Majority the Subject of Comment.

Special to the Commercial Gazette.
BARNEsvfLLE, O., October l7.-There
Is righteous Indignation prevalent
throughout the Seventeenth District Of
Ohio over the manner in which Col. j.
D. TAYLOR was defrsuded out of his elec-
ion for Congressman by Gen. A. J.
Warner. Col Taylor has made gallant
eight aga 'nst heavy odds, and 1t is claim
ed that II justice and fair count bad
heen given him. he would be elected tn
6ll the place that is now accorded to
Gen. Warner. In tho four counties out.
side OF Monroe, namely, Belmont,
Guernsey, Noble and Washington, Col
Taylor has majority OF 2.14l, which is
about thousand votes ahead Of the
State ticket. Then Monroe County comes
along with majority of 1887 for War
ner, which gives him trumped up ma
jority over Taylor OF 1876. Now, when
it ls known that no word from the "dark
bills of Monroe" could be obtained until
after all the other counties had reported
their vote, and 1t was learned that Tay.
Ior was ahead of Warner 2,14l votes, it
required some manipulation on the part
| OF the Democracy from the "dark hills
| 10 meet the needs Of the hour, and, after
some effort, they we're induced to send
in their vote, giving Warner the 2 1897.
The Republicans Of Monroe County are
strong in their cry of fraud, and intense
excitement prevails In that place. 1t is
claimed that the tactics of W ood County,
when they telegraphed, "Will one thou
sand votes from Wood County do any
goodr has been repeated in Monroe
County, and an investigation OF the mat
ter will he had II is hardly reasonable
that Col. Taylor shouldrun one thousand
votes ahead Of bis ticket in four counties
Of the districi, and then run behind 10
the Democratic county OF Monroe just
enough to defeat him. There is certainly
"something rotten in Denmark" and it
is confidently believed that Col. Taylor
will be able to unearth gigantic fraud
in this uncivilized county.
Monroe County represents true De-
mocracv. Not until within the laet few
years was there aifoot of telegraph wire
or q railroad tie in the county. Can il
then be wondered at that such state OF
fraud was perpetrated in the borders Of
that God.forssken region2 A vide field
is opened up to the missionary cause,
and before the churches seek to educate
'oreign countries to civil zed position
they bad better hegin at home and send
missionaries to this uncivilzsd region OF
Ohio.
Democrats of Monroe, the above
is an additional chapter of insults
and charges of illegal voting circu-
lated by the Republicans of this
district against you because of your
large majority for Gen. WARNER on
October 18th. faa 541 lisl'I'3
Make your arrangements now, to
attend the election on Tuesday, No.
vember, 4th and show, these Repub-
lican
Defamers and Slanderers
That they are such, by INCREASING
the majority for CLEVELAND and
HENDRICKS to $500. You can
do it. Read the above article to
your neighbors, and don't leave a
single one of them at home on cleo
ton day. sf
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Democrats, resent the insults OF
the Republican press at the elec..
tiOn on Tuesday, November 4th.

The signs of1the times are not lost on
the Blaiae press. The Tribune is now
striving to relieve Its party from the re.
sp)nsitility Of having started the lying
scandals about Gov. Clevelan in face OF
the fact that their fret publication was
broughtabout by Blaine's efforts, through
a Bo.ton journalistic r. Wor:d.
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erTho odd ,es. 2, =, the Nal,onal r

EE The address OF the National Dem.
ocratic Committee laws bare the true
character OF the canvass in the two DC.
tober States, and gives reasons for the
belief tha, the electoral vote of Ohio will
be cast for Cleveland aud Hendricks in
November. The power of manipulators
which wss concentrated in Ohio in Octo-
Der, will be scattered over vide field in
November. Thorough Democratic or
ganization is urged as sure means Of
carrying the country.
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ga PROPER CARE FOR THE
WORKING MEN is INSEPARABLY
CONNECTED WITH THE .INrEG-
RITY OF OUR INSTITUTIONS
Cleveland's Letter 9f Acceptance.
Erysipelas and Salt Rbeum was driven
entirely away from Mrs. j. c Anderson,
Peshtigo, Wis, by Burdock Blood Bit
ters. No equal as blood purifier.
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The citizens of Monroe County,
without Regard to party, should re-
sent the insults of the Republican
press at the Polls on Tuesday. Mo-
vember 4th., assyS3 sff ~ ,oy0s
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FARM FOR SALE.
' will sell my farm of
NE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES

UNE HUNDhEU AND TVhTI AUhEN
in Washington township. Monroe county,
Ohio, at q reasonable rrios. There are 100
acres clesred--eighty acres OF which is In
grass and the balance in corn and tobacco.
Forty acres in good timber. Two cabin
houses and large barn on the prsmises.--
There Is one good apple orchard ON the farm.
Well watered and fencing in good repair.
For further particulars aud terms address
or ~ ISAAC BBARDMORR,
q Grsysville, Monroe Co, Ohio.
July ], 1S84-3m. \ = 7stst
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Ntw YORK October 10 The en,hu-
siaslic reception to -GaSernor- Cleveland
by the business men OF this city and
Brooklyn has carried coneternstiop into
the Republican camp. and efforts are be-
ing made to Offset these DEMONSTRATION
bv having James G. Blaine returpH i'm
mediately to New York. Mr.. James D !.
Warren, chairman Of the Republican
State Committee, for varded y dispatch
to MI ,Blsine yesterday msrked sfush, J"
and containing substantially the ,iollpw-
ting words<iF ytBnk sst''- i...sr
To James a, blaine:
II IL imperative that you return
|t~--tosts state -lmmada daaAaast. and
cancel all Western engagements.
The exigencIes Of the caavassad.
ln1t OF no delay. ~ f4h"oayt
JAMES D. WARREN.
Said well.known Republican at the
Filth Avenne Hotel yesterday: ,"The
Pfacs islwe are 10 q bad way / The CIeve.
land sentiment among the business men
is beyond parallel In political history.
Men who four yearsagoesvs their NON
ev. theft time and their Influence to Mr.
Gsrfeld are either openly advocating
Mr.. Cleveland's election or will not take
ths lime snd rrodble to,reRisl ef snd' vote.
Tois has closed up many channels OF
usefulness to the Blaine campaigners, and
forces them to ordepend largely for their
pecuniary assis,snee upon the, Goulds,
Vanderbilts, Fields, Ssges, Sloane and
other warm advocates OF the cause OF
monopoly. Mt. Warienrece visited
his home in Buffalo and returned 10 this
city in bad hnmor. He fouud In Buffalo
and Erie County such strong Cleveland
sentiment that be became alarmed, snd
he has decided, , as being directly In
charge OF che. New York State campaign,
that the only hope Of victory fies 10 lex-
hibii Mr. Blaine ini every large city
10 the State.preH II ado. d.s
.is1.T LIZARD TO sAr. dg
"WilI Mr.. Blaine do as Mr. Warren
wishes 2piisg - s.rns9 atfs
"rhat is hard, 10 saw The, National
Committee which Mr. z kins controls 10
not in accord wi b Mr. Wsfren's State
COMMITTEES Etkins feels dubious about.
Michigan. Whcobsin, and even lows,
and in order to insurs the electoral vote
there, be wants ,Blaioe to canvass the
N ,rth west. Warren is' 90 Thoroughly
frightened at tbe progress the Demo-
Gratis are making hefe. that he freely sd--
mits, when converting With friends, that
II Blaine cannot magnetize and convert
the peonl+, New York is hopelessly lost
o-she Republicans. think -Blaihe will
come outat once though be Is suffering
very greatly from physical exbaustion." ("
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HJ. NJ EBEaLE, Proprietor Of the
Mibonsbsrg Marble Works. a1dsbpild-
ercofI the soldiess'i and ssailoss Mopu-
usnt At BslIaire, is closing out bis i'm
nense stock Of Headstonsss Tablets and
Granite and Marble Monuueoss 25,per
cent. CHEAPER than any other estab-
lishmeut can doit..ooi
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We make proper effort to do 50. Let
every Democrat in Ohio from to day
forward again enter upon the fight, and
cease not his exertions until the polls
close on the evening of the 4th day of
November -
C n. BARGER, Chairman.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary. ~ -fed
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"A. g. w. POTTS,
General Insurance Agent,
Hannibal, Ohio,
Ag't TOR fhe f0llawing Coinpanies:
sAlso for Tornsdoss. Cyclones, Hurricanes
and Wind Storms.
AMAZON. Cincinnati.
ROHAE OF Liverpool, England.
LONDON and LANCASHlRE,
ss S@sA sA~s saS England.
QUEEN OF Liverpool, England.
OHIO, Of Dayton. Dayton.
Z Applications also taken for various other
Companies, Ill OF which are the most relfa.
bic Companies IN the United States. All
classes OF
Town aud Country .BuIldlngs,
Merchandise, Lumber,l Stock.
Grain and Farm Implements.
insured ct low rates IN good Compsuies. Ap.
plications either BY mail OF In person
promptly attended to. ma27 ,'S4r.
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The G itizens of Monroe County.
without regard to party, should re-
sent the insults of the Republican
press at the Polls on Tuesday, NJ.
yeuber 4th. pf
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-10-28

The Citizens of Monroe County,
without regard to party, should re-
sent the insults of the Republican
press at the Polls on Tuesday, No
yember 4th. H ffi4At sHt
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PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY.
~ - TT
HENRY r. WEST.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. Z,
a OFFICE West Side OF Main Street, two
doors North Of the Public Square, be@

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Presidential Election, Tuesday,
Nov embes 4th. ~.
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HELP OR WE PERISH.

The Tattooed. Leader is Informed
that "the Exigencies of the Cam.
paign Admit of No Delay''--Eiixins
Thinks He Ought to Stay in fIle
West. and Thus the Two Commit.
tees Are at War.
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Renew the Fight.

Renew the fight by school districts
Gather in your school honses and resolve
to wrest OHIO from corruption. Go to
work at once and 10 less than ten days
we will have the Republican managers
crying out in alarm, calling on Blaine
and Logan. aud Dudley and Davenport
and Clayton and Frlley, "Come back and
save Us or we sink"
Dem ocrats OF Ohio, let US share In the
glorious victory that awaits honest gov.
ernment 10 November. We must keer
the Republicans busy in OHIO. At the
beginning Of this campaign we engaged
to nght the Republican party of Ohio in
State election. Thus far we have been
In a contest with the Republican party
not only Of Ohio bat of the United
States Now we have them single han.
ded and alone We can win this victory 4