A 1) . T H E .-- S II h A N UNIO N . For"the Union.) The Rising of the People in Ash-- ;j GATHERINGS OF THE DE- - State and Local Taxation. Far sounding, high falutin promises and pre- SAM" SWALLOWING SAMBO" 'Hoa; Joseph Moajrave Ashland - ! .; Edijob. evident thai-th- e land County. : mers of Ashland County, Read tentions? Will, they oast off a State the Guitar lightly," Our Mr. It is self ' ".. .VMOCRACY. ' fi- John-,-" to-da- Fusionists in trouble. The :! gatherings of .the'Dem'ocrady in As. much misapprehension exists Administration owing to whose wise correspondent" in pa- are The People raising in the Majesty fao-ti-oa th different. Townships of 'Ashland among tho tax-paye- of this County on nancial policy the credit of has per, gives some of the political summer-set- s mass that oorapose. thi . of their Strength. ' County, indicates clearly that the ts the question of taxation, and the oppo- been redeemed .and the Treasury pro- of the Fusion nominee for Senator is such that it if impossible lo bar : Since our last iasuo the Democracy have had their day.. Every sition are intent upon misleading the tected' from illegal plunder for men - Mr. Jduegrave. "As the time is short niontie j bat .the greatest anosjne of Ashland County have assembled in is the con-dtn- with them position that ChafiX meeting held surpasses every thing of public miud in regard to the true, issue and measures untried aud unknown? before the election, we porposc to se nearly every Township. Speakers were the kind We have ever witnessed in a upon that subject, by charging upon the If they are willing to do so, aud thereby Mr. Musgravcs political character (an out and out whig) has taken against " in attendance in every instanoe, except - , . : State election. It shows that the spir- State authorities excessive extravagance, embrace a serpent iu lieu of a friend, aud antecedents. We" do not inteud to them. This cut r - , Sullivan, which was owing to illness. - it of 'the people is aroused to the high-- with the undoubted intention of leading they will have no- person . to censure misrepresent.. Mr. Musgrave one.' iota, The feeling .is good among all Demo est pitch'. The Democracy of the dif- the publio to infer that to State and no hereafter but themselves for their own as we are aware be feels bad enough," crats. We have only time-an- d room to Townships . have mismanagement is to be attributed folly.. Tax payers, again we say think ferent assembled to " Local which is owing to the fact, no doubt, , of notico tbem briefly. - hear the great questions of the cam- all the difficulties of which the people well before you cast your ballot.- Re- Poor Tray being found .'in bad compa-

". ; Orange, WEDNESDAY, SErTEMBElt 2G, 1865 paign discussed, and interchange senti- At complain we will again call the atten- collect if you err, you do it witb your ny : .. each-othe- was'ably by Gen. tax-paye- rs ments and congratulate r upon the meeting addressed tion of the to FACTS and eyes open, and with tho " true doctrine '' Yesterday he was a strong Temper : DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. , ' ' D. Sampsell. - ' ' 7 -- " Fulton, and Dr. 8. ' "-- - unto . : r - :" the speedy 'restoration of the great FIGURES, upon this question.- To given you. ance man. !v ------.- every- Dem- : ...... roa soriisot, . . Democratic to a The meetimg was large and convince all reasonable men of the . .i j party of Ohio power; utter Medill To day, he refuses to say what be is, , ofFairfitltL party that has always done more to ad- ocrat went home well satisfied with the dishonesty of the opposition, when they Gov. and Arithmetic. and asks "1 Gov. says " Ohio has the cheap- men to vote ':: .. ro LicirrewAKT old Democratic party... "The ootefo, vance the 'sacred cause of freedom' and hurl their anathemas and denunciations for him because he . refuses. "" est state government in the Union. Of is- - , of Lucas. -- r-- liberty throughout the world, than any At Polk, upon the State officers, charging them .Yesterday, ho To- A - the Nine Millions of Dollars collected was a Democrat ' ro judo is or t the iupiiii coubt, 20 meeting was ad ; t or all other parties that ever existed in Thursday, Sept the with wanton waste of the public reve- in Ohio last year over six Millious was day he is Fusionist. - WILLTAM KEN N ON, of Belmont: . , t this or any other country.. Last year dressed by D.'S. Sampsell and C. W. nues, while they fail to specify the 'na- expended for local obje.ts and that the Yesterdav, he :.believed the people' 3 ROBERT B. WARDEN, of Fr anklin. expense of the State Government was : We introduce the above cut to show we pres The' meetiug numbered and were capable self - "it. " ro AtJBiToa - ... were somewhat divided, but at Bushneu ture of those abuses, to Advise.' the that the Know Nothings have swallowed of government .''- " V or only a little over $606 000. Arithmetic "' ititi, To-da- y one abont'two hundred. . which incapable."T""" .. ";.! WM. D.. MORGAN, Columbutna. ent we stand united as man save public of the remedy they iutend says take $6,000,000 for local objects the Abolitionist in the bargain for they are . of - sore-head- s : - oi niAiviii or iriii, aud, except ; a few which the : In Savannah, to adopt in case they are suceesaul at and $606,000 for State Government State Officers." Sa ubo get Cuase and Yesterday he believed in taxing .JOHN G. BRESLIN, of Seneca.'- Democratic party 7tas left. From all Saturday evening Sept 22, the meeting tho October eleotion, we rofer to the and deduct it from 9,000,000, there will the Order nominated members of their Banks, Brokers and Merchants. ." To-da- - - be $2,594,000 left. Where ia that y, y .' - we hear- the G. by the County in . that it is all wrong'- and the 'TOB IXCBETAST OF STATS, . parts of the County was addressed by J Sheridan, and amounts paid for ' "" ' party on the balance of the ticket. That Governor!" . - represents Chapiw, in'the . Demooratg purposes, Cptftrty", " Farmer should bear the burden. Hickory Club, WILLIAM TREVITT, of Franklin. most elorious news. The W. Hill.- - The feeling was- excellent different State, &c v We clip the above from the Ashland suoh is the fact we thus produce the proof. - " . in rOKATTOBRET OEHUAL, T are every where "organising eager for among the Democrats. Total amt. State tax. . .$ 9,454,92 The Cincinnati Times the undisputed Yesterday he was an advocate of mob proud and lofty bearing, crowing ever To carry on State Gov't. 5,28.32 ' Times, Gov. Meoill made no such : ' ' - -- - GEORGE McCOOKt JeJTersoni contest, and confident of victory, law. .. . the Democratic victory achieved In . of the In Mohecanville, For Common Schools. . . 1 1,324,45 statement The infernce the Editor Organ of the Order in Ohio has the roa or maid or public cause is just.- - With For library ' 753,17 To-da- he is denouncing mob law. Maine' The pipe is for the' purpose xurai tat votii. knowing that their was Fund...... ' following ticket with tho platform of the ef B. Wednesday Sept 19, the meeting " seeks to make, is that a portion of the JAMES STEEDM AN, of Lucas the feeling prevalent amoDg the masses, Iu short to find his principles at pre carrying off the a:noke that arises from addressed by Joh-- Dougheiitt aud C. '$26,820,86 taxes collected for 1854, was squandered Order at its head, and - Common School money sent, ascertrin where we cannot be defeated. - he - was yesterday, the incesant firing of. his inimitable wit COUNTY - re- 8- headed - .. .. TICKET. ! right in thiv refunded to the County . $13,543,4- by the State Administration. Let us Democrats W Bushnell. All - Fellow the time for 902,66- - AMERICAN TICKET. I and then travel in an opposite direction and humor. .The Club was kept in such Library Fund ...... look at the facts : is well nigh time gion. Sj ' For Senator.- - speaking pastand the 1,4D,J4 Governor Allen Trimble, , and you will find not Jake Klinefelter oonstant convulsions of laughter that Amount retained in State There was paid in 1854 for State ', , B. W; KELLOGG. for action fully commenced. Therefore In Mifflin, in the- - mountains but Joseph Mus- nothing short of - bis stentorian voioe ..... Treasury...... $12,374,51 purposes, including vommon Lieut. Gov. Taos. H. Ford, k. N. , ' ! - meet- "'"' I' contest- - 20, the School and Library Funds .. $3,077,601,41 " For Representative, buckle on your armor for the Thursday evening Sept. V - could . . Let it be remembered thaj, while we School $1,300,394,98 Auditor F. M. .Wright, k. tt. grave.' '.'.' enable the audience to bear . bir t t Docghertt-JoNEsandjA- S. For Corn's j 'DR. J.v P. COWAN. listen not to the Syren . song of your ing was addressed by . J. . 86,692,98 sarcastic and paid into the State Treasury for Com- For Library Fund . Sec'y of State J. C. Baker k. w. atliing rebuke to his old life-lon- g De- Prospects of Trimble. For Recorder, enemy, or sore-heade- d Demo- SwiNEroun. The , associates for their inconsistency in uni- we M. H. - mon School purposes $11,324,45, k $1,387,087.96 Treasurer Gibsox, k.. n. see ms to be settled in GEORGE W. URIE. . uni- It that Southern crats, to lead you astray- - believe none mocracy of this" Tp. are perfectly on State Debts 1,083,662,47 ( 2,470,750.43 ting with the one idea men and aboli 5 - draw therefrom $13,543,48;: and of the Int. .Judges J. Brinreruoff. k. n. and Eastern Commissioner, their-falsehood- Ohio the great mass of the For of s,' although promul ted. They never bolt. ' Fund where we paid " " - C. C. 0NVEBS, K. N. 7 tionists, whom he had always"despised. AMOS HILBORN. Library $753,17, Total General Revenue. ... $606,850,98 opposition vote will be given to ex-Go- 1 gated by renegade Democrats. We ad .. Loudon villej But the crowning point in"; the- - whole Infirmary Director, Iii we draw $302,86, which left in the State From the above it will be seen that . Att'y Gen"lF. D. Kimball, x. n. Trimble. "Tno Cincinnati Times' pub For vise every Democrat -- and friend of 21, the meeting , matter was the bold and daring 'expose' GEORGE BOTDORF. Friday evening, Sept Treasury for the support of. the State the total curent expenses of the State Board Public Works Alex. G. lishes the following extract from a letter ' see his " v.; - ' this irlorious Union to that was addressed by B. W. Kellogg and Conover, k. r. . of tbe, whitewashed hypoeriey of the For Coroner, . . .. Government and the payment of the State government, including the Benevolent written in Highland County V is tub-waist- J neighbor if a foreigner C. W. Bushnell. Old , Hanover will . Can Foreigners support eight Know c'ub footed and Proprietor : JOHN WOODBURN. Debt of Ohio $12,394,56, while we have Institutions, New- - Asylums, New State "Every day's report and information ' - thoroughly roused to a proper sense of Democratic majority. on ticket of the. "who For Surveyor, . - roll up her usual received for distribution for only two Houses, &e. &c.,. only $606,850 93 was Nothings a containing but nine from abroad is encouraging for the suc- rw, withdrew amid the danger.' Upon- the . result of", this Township are not we deafening JOHN KEENE, JR.' his The Democrats in this purposes $14,446,34, being $,071,83 consumed, while the balance was return- candidates. If they can all have to cess of our ticket I had just' return plaudits that were showered depends the existence or down- ques- : lenjons ed from a , visit to Adams County, down upon 'speaker. election troubled with the ." one idta" than we pay towards the in Com- say is . " Go in and get squeeze (a the The small figv greater support ed to the Counties the shape of : - ! ! Know-Nothingis- '- .' dark corner,) and. after:- they , arrange DEMOCRATIC that seeks to : s - nre at the MEETINGS fall of tion. - 1 i vl." right hand, at the bottom of ' of tho State Government In addition mon School or Library funds, or used their county ticket there: a number - of the Foreigner of hia just and the eut, represents Jxrir his ex- deprive In Perrysville, this we have drawn fronT the same to pay the on Ohio prominent men will come out for making r; to interest Stocks or Chase on Negro Suffrage. . boldly " 'I i - constitutional rights. Depend upon it, it from the Hickory Club. . .. .", Saturday evening, Sept. 22, B. W. source $ 122,32, Western Reserve School State Debt. Although Mr. Chass refuses now to the right, in favor of Trimble. In dan- - 1 1 your liberties are in All who want a '. Foreigners, address- $1,-409,1- Brown aud Clermont we have better decidedly rich treat Kkllogo and C. W.' Bushnell Fund, and of Sec. 16 & 29 Funds 6, The sum of $1,803,662 47 was con- be even catechised as to his Negro Suf- prospects, and we learn from reliable should go to the. Club and . . " Old Green l will hear Cham ed the meeting. which added to the Common which was - ! sumed to pay a Jobt brought frage sentiments, he cannot escape a very that-th- e ' Democrats do your wnoie auty. sources river counties, from expose the sts. be found on the second Tuesday of Oo- - unblushing fraud of the School Fund and Library Funds makes chiefly upou Ohio by Whig mismanage- ugly record he has left behind him on Scioto to Stubenville, will go for Trim- '- ' ' ' Let nothing - be undone that will pre- - - r ..' . -- " O. Mark it, fusers. - serve your party and your principles tober, K.". $15,977,82, which was distributed for ment, by selling Ohio Stocks-- , in the this dark subject. The Negroes of Cinc- ble. Every day is tnaking changes in : ob- his favor, aud, with energy, wo eau suc- ; in- In Kowsburg, educational purposes It will be Eastern cities for less thau fifty cents innati-iu '45 proseuted Chase with a i - 1 from a defeat, and thus uphold the ceed .' :. : " : Hear. Ham! '. A'. acknowl-edgeme- without doubt'!.. Democ- re- ! nt Monday evening, Sept 24, the' served, therefore, that the amount on the dollar Gov. Medill was right, Silver - Pitcher ; and iuhis - stitutions of your State, and continue So fur as Washington is con- A celebrated- Fusion orator, welt . : f W. B. McCar- - tained iu the Treasury for the sup he County your' present prosperity,' arising from racy were addressed by State therefore, when said Ohio had the published at that time he kuowu ; as w . ."I TIT T - ' ' cerned, the Marietta Republican says : inthis county being a strong . ; - ttoOTMANana u. udohskll. port of Government amouuts to about cheapest ' State Government in the said : , . -- judicious laws, made by the Democratic tt, J.J. " appears to be much "doubt in Temperance man, . whilst advocating-- -; enthusiasm among the Democrats 50 cents per each man, woman and child Union. We hope the Correspondent " I embrace with pleasure this oppor- There party : laws and privileges a portion of The of ,thf miads ofsome who they .had not Ml'sorave's but S. P. - tunity of declaring my disapprobation better f Chase's threw terror into ; the ; Fusionists. in the County. : . . tho 'Times will try again., ; Where is - ' the people of Obio will never enjoy here of clause in the CousUtuoion which vote ibr to. be with the strongest oppo- claims, on the. ground of ..bis being a raised LO- ? that Know-Nothin- g' The Democrats, after the meeting We now propose to examine the that correspondent He knows all nent of Democracy, r; The contest is be after, ehould the Fus'on A denies to a portion of the colored people temperance' mau,'made a very good "of to'ascer-tai- n ! a nue iroie leo uigu. CAL TAXES the County", about the tax question in a horn ? coming quite interesting. . Siuce Trim- be placed in", power. Recollect, tiicxory izu tho right of suffrage.. True dyiuoeraey for Salmon and gram-diloque- nt party ble has taken so large a portion of his closed his township is good for 75 majority whether the evil complained of ex- makes no inquiry about the color of the ' ! make success certain, we must Perry Know-Notbhi- g appeal all Fusers as follows RALLY, DEMOCRATS, RALLY that to . expected will Chase to : ... " Significant! the of nativity, or auy vote, for the Democratic ticket ists there. We find that the total skiu, or place ; carefully guard against an. over weening ,",-..;.- Divided me we The Fusionists, in the different Coun- similar circumstance of condition." I re- withdraw?" " - SiandUnhed Fall - FURTHER t House, amount of LOCAL taxes placed upon 1 APPOINTMENTS confidence in our ability to defeat the Burn's School gard, therefore, the exclusion of tlie col- In Knox County, the Mount Vernon " Pity 'tis, Uis true!" So- we go The following appointments for Democratic ties of the State, have thus far strictly ""- the duplicate of Ashland County for the ' " - ,' ;, ,:"v no Effort. Raise Milton Tp. Tuesday evening, Sept. 25, people, as a body, from the elective : "' sometimes k: , -" meeting have been mad by the Central Com--' FusioDi6ts.ReIax obeyed the orders of the Know Nothing ored Btmner says ad- year 1854, is as follows. ' " ' '" i TOitUie, at which, the speakers named will posi- - the banner of our Party and principles D. S. Sampsell and C. W, Bushnell franchise as incompatible with true "We are informed, upon reliable au County purposes $13,149,82 C State Council, and nominated, with principles. " I a n aware tivejybe present: . " V. -' - above and adhere dressed the Democracy. Never were democratic that thority, already about one-hal- f . Split in'thb Fusion Ranks. It Ga!. high the strife, closely imago uo scarcely a single exception, members of that the - - this exclusion is effected by a constitu- ivnow-iNotuiDj- r) At Leplie's School House, in the Shambaugh to them. The Fusionista are fighting the Democracy of this Township more Poor do ... 1,031,35 8 S American ( councils lir lis County, Ohib, 'the'' KnoirNothings settleraeut, Greep"Township,Tue8iay evening, Road do . ; . . 7,735,192"- the secrctj oath-boun- d order for Sena- tional paovi'ion, and propose no action Knox County have declared in favor, of - fixed "a per- the Demo- and Chase metv"bave parted company. . October 2d, 1355 G. W.Hill and John Dough- for no 'principles. They are harmonious. Not only are Township do . . 2,680,49 0 against the Constitution.' But whenev- '-- tors and Representatives. the ,. .. . , - ,.. - If " Trimble. . L . ..- ... . fect Salamagnndi of the worst charac- - crats all right, but Whigs are changing School H. do' .... 104264,84 S er a convention shall be called-to- ' re- ;., An effort was 'made at a late oou vention "Wednes-da- therefore, are sucaessful in The number of papers now advocating At Green Townshio Toira House, r ' City. Town to .... 1,339,68 0 "n-- ? . vise that instrument, I trust that this to fuse, but the mutual hatred aud dis- evening, October 3d,1855 G. W. Hill and ters of bad factions fused together for to be Democrats. ;rv. Delinquents o. pur's 1,408,97 7 ' electing their candidates, the people anti-suffra- the election pf.TRiMBLE was by r- restriction will be erased. .stated Juan Doughert- y- .. f - . - defeat - trust wis too greaaud the Chase man spoils and the cf the Democratic . Buggies, there-enactme- on . . 9 may confidently expect nt is, iu act, already as rediculous in General Geigzr, in a recent speech, to . At' Loadonville, Saturday evening, Septem- do to the dignity Total amt. placed duplicate. $39,673,08 It were expelled. Tho Ohio Statesman un- party. They not rise will ' . - ' this evening Sept 26, the meeting laws practice as it is wrong in,thejry." tweuty-one.- . .. ber 29ih, "W. and Dougherty, Wheu we add to this amount the of all the odious and infamous pass, be . .. 1S55TG. Hill John ; : derstands the of a party avowing, and sustaining and ; ' " ; " that Abolitionists of Ash Jeromeville, "Friday 28, be addressed by G. W. Hill and J. - Front page 22. ; evening, September 826,-820,85- 0, ed by the Know Nothing Legislatures ' -- Know-Nothin- State taxes which werff- iu, total ' ' ' - "' ' tabula, ISoa - - fixed - ' ". : ' - . suspecting the T. J. Kenny and G. W. Hill. defending' any principles. They Sheridan. - '. V Again ' : Lke"To-wnship- of Massachuset ts," Maine, Connecticut, ' Off -- House, we have the enormous sum of - exclusion of colored children With bisHead. of Chase,; ruled them out of tlieir eoa4 At Wykoff'i School only seek to inflame the public mind, J " The Monday", Sth,-- . 1855 C W.' In Perrysburg, and will elect a V. S. Senator who ' evening, Oct. $66,493,93,6, thrust upon the tax payers &6.'i from the schools is, iu my judgement a The Fusionists claim to be great Ab ventioif.and.pOmiuitted an an mixed Fres- -' 1 ' the' worst forms of fanaticism 1 Jiuehneil and John D.' Jones.' "" and excite Mc-Car- tt evening, Sept. 27, W. B. of Ashland County, of which "sum only favors ' the repeal of the naturalization clear infringement of the Constitutiou olitionists. .Mr. Sam'j. Fasio, an Ab- soil ticket, leaving Sanies Troy, Monday evening Oct. 1st; 1855-- C. infatuation. . By this course they 'boys' and will ,' address and a palpable breach of trust" From - - and T. Kinnet laws. voters beware before it t' Bujinell D. S.. Sampsel.' . . . J. $12,374,51, was paid into and Let the ' ' ' '; olitionist of the pure stamp, .bad the Suck for consolation. W jnd and retained ;r'-- : v "' ' their tbumbs succeeded too .well last year, ever ' - - - - : page 23. ; ) T-- ' the J" Sullivan, Fridav evening, Oct. 5th : J. the meeting. by the Treasury, while 19,-.4- 2 is too late. Givo the conspirators be right-han- d " " success their history has been State $34,1 Again : ' ': honor te There are rumors of similar '"troubles ia Kenny and John Dougherty. . ' . since their " : control of the legislature of Ohio aud Fraukliu-TJoukty.-ti,- ' In; Ashland, 9, was returned to the County Treas- man in Convention which .nominated - Wvi;,1W--..'- - ' Oracle. Saturday creriing, Oct' 6th 1855 a history of inconsistency, shame and ' We feel, therefore, that all legal 'he j on evening, W. our State will be. eternally disgraced. - indiviouals of . the , John Dougherty and "B. W. Kellogg, murder." Monday Sept' 24, B. ury for disbursement ; a sum amounting distinctions betweeu him . .This it was supposed would satis- comiuunity,.f6u:ided in" .any ; such' . At Campbell's Shool House, in the RLsser Kellogg aud G. W. Hill, addressed to more than $2,75 per each wo- same fy the., rank Abolitionists'.-The- jiow :' vNot FpsIosist Eleqted.-- is said man, ." was quite refreshing to see It settlement, in Vermillion Township, Tuesday Trimble Meeting in Ashland. an CS".It ciroumstances as color, origin andthe - the Hickory Club in able and impres- man and child the County, a five " have no further nse for him, except his there is not a single Fusionist elected t avanine,'- Oct. 6th, 1655, D. S. Sampsel and in sum how irritable the; Fusionists were" on like, are hostile to the genius of our in- .- -- ' - .- friends had jel-log- Gi-- - of g S. fulton. The Alle Trimble, manner. The speech of Mr. ! ! : how the new Senate in Maine. t J, v sive r times greater than that paid the State the ' eve nil g of the. Trimble meeting. stitutions arid incompatible with- the vote, else happens it, that iu the Wade, a meeting in the- - tho &, . By order of tlte CentralCommitlce.. large streets on was admirable in and man- . Co.; who way to . matter It will not be difficult then to percieve Rut few attended the .meetinc. The true theory of American'. liberty.?' announcements for their meetings no pings Vent all the Thursday, inst. Mr. E. ' - the30th P. ner, and gave very great satisfaction to where the evil lies... is to be found From page 20. .. t ; ,. v ..' appointinout was made for Mr,'- Fasio? Maiu'c to stump it for the " Republican It aras ; composed of old iK invite the attention of - crowd principally 1 ijyWe tvery Norton, of Cincinnati,, addressed the hia Democratic- spoke did a work friends.. He of ALONE in LOCAL and not in State Free- - ' - His name ie aiMionocod as a speaker, but ticket, it seerua,' good for tho Toter to articles in to-da- paper; ; Es- ' - Hue AVhigs and Democrats, aud . Duplicity. 't-; crowd. : Previous to. the address 13 v" Chase's - - there.-- ; inr the Nebraska Kansas act, and show is mismanagement' " ";-- - no place appointed.- Is because 'Mr. Democracy Giddiugs is now " ' ; do not wonaer. tucm it pecially do we desire that Foreigners - soilers, We ai Chase, in his letter to the ' editor- of S guns ti ere fired. The ; speech of Mr. . ' . conclusively that- it was no issue and The question then naturally arises, ' ' Fi'is too UHJchoh 'the nigger question ? Iliiuois ; look foraTiig Demorratie vie. '. v Leg- being mad j everything portends to Know should read the laws passed by the - the Sandusky German paperjUpon - - Norton," "was well delivered, and. at " ; . , , there could be no earthly object for how We Mr thinks so himself. tory that State, . . that can the evil be corrected ?' The S. ; Chase. defeat guess Fasio iu galant '. islatures of Maine, New Hampshire. some fine elo- the defeat of P. ,His. Nothingism, as published by h is corres- times displayed touches of eay . ' we ; TV the opposition ing it is, except to whole matter is within the control of the This game is one of duplicity, and ' is a " fixed fact.'! ; How plcasautlt will genuiue-nes- s, :.V-- ' Connecticut and "Massachusetts, which quence, although the principles he advo- pondent, who vouches for its f 5 J tip r humbug the . people. His remarks on people consists in over-levie- s care bat little who wins. - Isn't Sam What's ? - - it the he after the election . to listen to the ' ' ' ' disfranchises Foreigners: The same state Demo- universaL-'satisfactio- saysr '''.;. cated were repugnant to every " swallowing ? . Gen, Jossph H. Geiger left . Colu'n- - this subject gave .. Sambo" ; The original ab. ) of Township Trustees, , .Township things may be expected in Ohio " crimination and Tccriinination between i rn years of if crat. - remarks seemed to be appli. ? The naturalization ta offive for nia to all Democrats. . He next reviewed Boards - olitionist the basis of the Fusion party bus on Saturday morning Cirolevillo, of Education, City and Borough the" and the Know "Noth- never too long me ; ami. . the) Fusion" succeeds. Chase men, r oas for if it - party ed to old line Whigs, but we think .we . L- ; a. - : the Tax law,' briefly, comparing the ' not permitted to speak Too to address Trimblc- meeting. H . .. . - - authorities.. Ts the to would- con- are : M ' Here place apply incs. Chase men see that you are not were in my power, gladly can discover in the movement that its I ; ; '' r--. v present law with the one passed by a to any lib- much nigger for tbem. . i;t was accompanied by Thomas H. Forb, ' Quince. the . axe ; correct the ' evil by electing cede a shorter term friend of i Large wheedled. L. D. Campbell, Gallowat ", . uUerior object is to : help the Republi- ; showed among emmigranls." :...... ";. : ,t the Fusion Know Nothing candidate tot . office, a Whig Legislature that none who will in- erty Mr Geo. Smith, left at our competent men, guard the and others speakers stumping the State i can ticket. Our belief is somewhat ; , - to humbug Black Spirits and. White, . k How this ? .-- Bankers,. Brokers and Capitalists While he is thus trying Lieutenant Governor,.; is Quince, weighing one pound. Wko can but terest of community, at the same .time idea for voting for" Chase ; strengthened by the fact, that some of bave.no Germans, he" tells the Know-Nothin- iThe Liberty, party. State Convention beat this? if any, bring them on, as we desired a change that the law protect they are promoting educational enter- object is to elect the tte Their onlv ' exten- Of New York assembled in Utica on the - : - - the Fosionists were benevolent enough and Mechanic and com- " that he is iu favor of a great AND HE OPENED NOT BJS- need a few more yet. .. ' ': ed the Farmer prise. , . balance of the ticket. Who "heard ' "A 12th inst., on which occasion white and - 1 s to contribute to buy powder. It is pelled the " rich and well born " who " sion of the period of naturalization. : .MOUTH. i;, f The Commissioners of this County Mr. Campbell, whilst in Ashland say black" were . present, and Already' have the Fuslonists Know-Nothin- g us on delegates iaj Thursday," the several true that Mr. N. is not in favor of . S. can well afford it, to pay the bulk of our city thus writes to at request of of have shown a laudable ambition since one word iu behalf of Chase? Chase nomina- - - - speckled ticketwas. our oitisens, Mr, Wk .Abbkv, present- , commenced the game of detraction . and P. .Chase. He;- prefers . Ta imble, . but taxes. His speech was listened to with the subject: . . putin the completion of our . County buildings, - you vote. .- ; ed with'some " men think of this before tion. .- - ... . " Mrr Chase interrogatories, lander about Democratic candidates. the Republican-- ticket, - aFreesoil-e- r " goes rest of the. profound attention by farmers "and me- "Dr.. 0wen f Cincinnati, -- ' to reduce taxation County taxes have There never was suoh a game of duplio- - Fred, Douglass, black man, was nom- requesting his views thereon. - No report or statement ehould bo .be- and a Chase man, says that; in a con- " whicq are 'i Know Nothings., Mr. N. chanics present, which we observed form- i er the conclusion of Mr. Hitch-cok-'s been cut down, and also other expenses. ity carried on in politics since the for versation he had with Mr. S. P. Chase, inated for. Secretary of State ; and I. B. Af lieved on the eve of an election. .. The advocated the principles of the : Know Abbey ed a large portion of the meeting. y Gen-era- remarks,Mr again solioited That the Bridge Fund has been neaessa-ril- as is being carried on he" stated to him that he was in favOr Vashon, black man, for Attorney"" L . ' motion of parties, Fuslonists aro becoming excited they Nothing order.'., bag adopted the 4Mr-Hil- l, a reply. Mr. Chasb, io ,tho mean timefc"" He Mr. Kellogg was followed by increased this year, few will dispute, of altering the natnraliz tion laws to be en ace defeat staring them in the by the opponents of the Democratic par Let our colored friends' having Bad the opportunity of fully fce. suggestion of all cKnow Nothings, to who exposed in a masterly, man- ten, twelve, or years; that he wad v ' when they remember a great, number of ty. r Tho best part of this swindle is fifteen couraged. The Republican party is the same, peremptorily refused. Keep cool, gectlemco, ?re will skin . ' you commence at the tail and go it all except - of Fusioniets and opposed to auy more foreign military ' v " ner the efforts the bridges over streams have ..been swept r . and said, - . ; '", that it is a' game . between themselves bound to work their salvation .. ; ."' so 'easy - ' companies and that the K. N. platform - - that yon won't koew it. . the bead, S. P.- JOhase. This will be farmers and ; ' ; 'l answer- questions i Bankers to humbug the away by .the late .floods, and which no ; : I sltall no' and strictly. Tho Democrats have "hand' at Clavelaui suited him, with one "or The Statesman says .. I done by many although. Chase is trying oon-eist- of '' will not submit to he catechised, by any v moohanics. His speech did 'not - V ' ' " Gid-dinc- s young gentleman visited should certainly be rebuilt- ; . iu are only intorrested in " two minor exceptions." i Takiug courage by the success of ' 't3T& it, and gath "".''. one. v;-".- 1 .' - to carry favor with the order, for proof idla declamanation, but and in rv "jf Democratic 3111 Jactt . Township and Borough offioers will : ' is an extremely & Co the "contest meeting in ton Tp. last inter-rogcto- If ering in the dead." Reader, not Chase Finding all efforts to call him out of which we need but refer to the ry ' ia His remarks were excellent .. 1 :"7-- r ' for the especial Knefit of negroes, figures.. , ." M' . ' Ohio evening, which was ably addressed by show ; a like disposition, ta " fetrencJi honest politician ? " ' . vain, Mr. Abbey proceeded to publiclj put to him in Wooeter, whilst : ;'-- ; - - the " eollored brethren have already and at times truly 'eloquent. Alas : Magmflcent Fizzle. "i follows r -- . Messrs. Tliil aod Jeses, and after they and reform the load which now grinds thei-- , put the questions as he was making a speech. When asked previous notico given by Con- - taken the; initative, and tendered poor Fusers, you commenced on the tax tax-payer- s, Pursuant to The Abolition State Mr. Chase. Are you infaror of Ne f were through speaking, he beiog a smart the will be removed "from Fusion nublio." I"n Lorafn coun it" . services to the t - r ; - ' bis views of the order, he replied " law too soon. The people" see large the Fusers of Ashlaud, , . vention in New York. . gro Suffrage ? "' .""".; yuungvta't intimated something about through their shoulders. It is in vain that the posters,' ty, for instance, for some weeks, the fol was not in. the platform.!' Great friend efforts to - humbug ' them every Wayne, Knox' and Holmes Counties The Republican Fusion " Conven- Are yon ia favor of amending the The Dem- your to lowing was among the announcements : - debating next evening. i . opposition attempt divert our atten so as to allow' the Negro.' of the foreigners, truly Does not car- ::,-;'.- - " in New York have made the follow- 1 day.' assembled at Loudonville tion --1 . ocrats "accepted the challenge, when lo tion from these facts. We challenge i "Mr." Edptor. . Please-- announoe the- righ t of Suffrage ? ; - V -- ry watei on both shoulders f Oh, no! was ing nominations .for State.? officers. ... It - It and behold he said he did not intend it contradiction. They; are too glaring to last. The Band from Haysville in through your'papcr the- name of Jobn "Are yon, in favor of the principles ' I Will free and intelligent people support .., Nailed. " . - - will seen there is a complete " Fu- candidate Repre fv "A Iie attendance to disoourse musio sweet " be M. Lanirston. as a for. ' "of Know-N- o things ? : c m a challenge. "He was then informed - be overlooked or forgotten by sensible " the' Order man.- ; ' a who has no principles for the sion.", : . r . .o-'-- ; sentative iu the State Legislature, sub The editor of the Times proves that ' to the expected thousands. -- - The day of colors ' '. Are you in favor of changing the Aa thatvhe could have" adiscussion- - if he men. It is equally true that , these ; ; : to tbe decision of the next Repub- . I: public, or if he has, afraid to avow them? we lied when we stated that their Coun- was ushered iu by a grand chivaree, and , Secretary of State Frederick Doug-- ject uralization laws," and extending the pe would . subject."7 This be did , local taxes cannot be charged upon the ' Nominating Convention,, and 1 . stato'his think this.-- ( . '. lican r"iod of residence to 2 years ? Foreigners of V; ticket was composed of Know lass, black man.) : ' - ' ty Noth. from different Counties. " : he 'vamosed Democratic party of this county.: " delegations ' oblige. V" '" v "";'' I not'da. In other1" wors has-bee-n Controller Lewis Tappan, (white r Did you:write "the letter "chargedl;" rumored thai the special - ' It ' ? ' ' ings, with one exception, by introducing numbered forty voter- : - ' .4- VoTKr.8. t - ' ' T ' i The procession s- ,' ; Mas vou in relation ta adonted- eiti- - from tbd rctnclic."'- . v re- Will the Cardinal; have the courage tuan.) C s . object of Mr. Norton's visit in this ac- I- as proof his own statement ..Well, we no exceed Q.- negro, yet was . ; . - now to come forward and confute these all told. The crowd at time - Treasurer James Deioog, ( white This Langslon is a sens, and Know --Nothings J . gion was for the purpose-o- f concentra- - will have to give up. said tberel M . : tually supported and balloted forju the ; favor of it 'We one and sixty hardly as . Are you in the restoration Indian Museum and .Exhibition and figures,'', or, will he con- ed hundred man.) of . :: the'.whole the Know facts ; General-r-- Pash-a- n, Convention He ting of Nothing meet-ina- r. J Attornny ames R. Lorain County Fusion the Missouri Compromise ? "; . ;in Ashland.. was one who was not a member of the large as a Democratio . Township J how-eve- tinue to cry " extravagance .and re- ' suggestion, rj 6t" vote for the State ticket, except Chase. (black man.) '.( , was defeated, upon the Areyoain favor of restoring the. 8thJ j One of the most a,ttractivi. features order. - The Editor says that . it is' all large as the j' and. not as. Trimble would, be - " shall see' probably, not too irenchmetUM If a man so woll "siiiicd .: Canal Commissioner Wm. Smith,' that negronomintious section of the Missouri Compromise, ' connected with wr, County: Fair will We but until ' ' f a lie from beginning to end. Why does was , Loudonville on ,: ' - elect on - meetinc at last '";' ' n rrmnriate after Chase's whioh provides. " any person es In-- ' tlte- law 'Vis : unable to controvert (white man.) That r late. , .,- ' it - . Suoh- be an exhibition of a large, cf he not who are and who are not - - 2 ; - 'nomination tiop state Tuesday evening . f. State Prison'. Inspcctor--Geo- W. (!) than before that oaping into tho Territory from whon : ,Wo have known Mr, N. for many them, will he have sufficient honesty (!) 4 - " . . Ore-- " - . J , - eleotion . might embarrass diacs from 'Nebraka"and Southern members of this infamous order. .As ' Clark, (white man.)---.- . naw, and labor or service 18 lawfully claimed m 05-- r years, aud we have always found, him to' admit his error, or. will he continue J Caught ; Chase." . Bruddor Langs-to- n " go;, on., the second and third day of we got information, from "one of a Taxtarl .'. Judges of Court of Appeals Hcrinh Brudder r any State or Territory in the United 'our to deceive the people ; by aoquiesoed, and awaits events. The . to be very high minded, honorable and concealing ; Green, Wm Goodell, ( white.) ; States, such fugitive may be lawfully ("tober. . TEosa; who have nevei seetf the 'em "we would like to have a little furthe- There, is fun in politics as well as ev ; of of be ? come ' elected in Ohio', we shall election Chase willr course, the reclaimed, "and conveyed to the "person ' aud Oustoms Indians will do a just man, but we must say that our r-light. ' these facts i He dare not np to else - Speaking of If Chase is tnaucerf of '' ,' ": ;' i ry thing .candidates ' step, towards plaoing negro ' oand ' - men in offioo here in a year first claiming his or her labor or servioe, as " -' re- - the issue man. He Would have black 6 embraca this, opportunity. T3ve.ry'- opinion has materially, changed in -i like a rather conneoted . well . J reminds us of a circumstance, - - States, T j. V" , . . in every county in the aforesaid.";; .. :;'", ",.. . ' ' M"- eva.de and continue bis silly twad- or two. tLing connected with the' iccstoms and gard not only to him, but any man. who JCS" -' Fasio is not permit- facts, withMr. Musgraye's electioneering. you m favor placing the Negro - Will the Fusionists" approve or. rejeot : '. Are of DemooratiO Jerome-ville- , does Maan? ; Know on dle against party and What babita of the Indian Character will be will advocate the principles of the ted to speak ; account j of being foo the He called on. Mr. Alleman, of . It on the same civil and. political equality ? are they in favor of Negro : s '. this ticket The Cleveland Herald of Sept." 22d ;.' illustrated, eucb as the manner in which Nothing, order, : , much "on. the ' nigger question, what the State Administration, and thereby and commeuoed his labors, by sta. wbich the white male citizen baa under ? very muob ' -- suffrage The above squints has taken- - the of S.: P.' Ch ase ? - - In-- ; Mr. N. closed, W.' R. McCar. will the old -- line .Abolitionists do for try to induce the people to place in office nime the Constitution . v theytaie.Wild Hosesand Bflffalo, l After. ting that the Democratio party had left 3 .tQ towards it . . i from mast head. Is" Sana " still 'Are yon ia favor of Negroes holding; &.el enter-- " Esq., an old,Jine - Whig, addressed stump . speaking? Where is Father a party wbesj measures unknown, if &c, Mr. said " Mr. ' its ;dian MusioSdngs, &c, The tt, : him . Alleman office and in will ooour in the swallowing up ; " "Who will sitting as Jurors capital,,, Vi - crowd. The manner, 'which be another . ? they have and whose men are Countt Sambo.". tainmcnt will conclude with' the "His-- the in IThilpot," foreigner ''Let us any, un Musgrave as the Domecratio . party has C3T Fairs cases, on the trial of white men. - - follows : . win in Ibis of political swind. torical scene of Pocahontas ",eaviDg: the poured hot shot into those, who have hear no more, about the love of the Fu- tried, and who decline upon all oooasions left you, I. bid you farewell," at the same following Counties as great gaaie Mr. Chask left the stana amia ma - .' IifVc Captain3 Smith.'; There will be disbanded tho .Whig; party, exceeded sion party for Foreigners and Abolition to inform the people how they exjpect to time extending his hand to Mr. Mus- - Ashland, Oot. 2d, 3d, and 4th.. ; ling oau be told batter after the election jests of the people' present, caused' by V 1 1 so ea-sil- y 3d," 4th, and 5th "r Cha8e; men," 'oan"you us whether-- dodge- - .me aoouuoa , 7 any coon skinning " we witness lsts. --That humbug is now. exploded in accomplish reform . grave. um Aemocrats are not Jefferson, Oot this shameless tw& 'performances each .day 2 and " tret' ( Dealer , - - '17thj " "in candidate for Ashland Chanty." y., ; . the people be Je b'j these high caught f Harrison, Oot. 18th, and 19th there is a nigger the woodpile ?" Goveroor.ir O'clock P. JI. 3 x- Will of r-- ......

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