Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 14, Number 4, Plymouth, Marshall County, 24 September 1868 — Page 2

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Plvmouth Democrat.

TBTBSDJLT, BEP. 21. 1868. THE NATIONAL BANKS. The radical party is virtually pledged to sustain the infamous swindle called the " national banking system." Now what interest have ike people iu thin matter ? Simply this : Congress legislated all bank t out of existence and established the i national banking pysteai on this principle, briefly stated : The capitalists deposit with the government 330 millions of bonds, and receive in turn the right to bene 500 millions of national ba&k uotes; the-e note- are put out und Bled as the currency of the country, and the government pays the depositor his six per cent. . in gold on the bor.ds lie deposits, and he j keeps the notes loaned at 10 and 12 per ; cent, and receives an exemption from taxation on his bonds worth at least twj per cent, more, mating his money worth to him in a legal money over twenty per cent, and the government pays him $18,000,000 in gold annually, when it tkould not pay one cent, tot if the national banking system were abolished, tieasury Dotei or greenbacks would would take the place of the national bank notes, be just as good, and even better, and give the government the benefit of the circulation which the! banker makes worth twelve per cent, to him, and which would be worth six per ccut. in gold to the government, as with the circulation it couii redeem interest bearing bonds. Now where is the benefit to the neonlc ,i i ii . i t nr. .i exeerii tue ounuooivr. i:erc is mere. one dollar of this SIS, 000,000 annually thrown away that ever accrues to the ben-

9 iv v ii i tal of receipts of Porter coauty, whieh as I poor man? n' the u i ! i i j Tl. iraorc mil than M.Jo.: be abolished ; It there is no! . i ... jlotal receipts of Porter

e5t of the system not reason why it sluuld no, it is your duty kind reader, to vote for its abolition by voting the deanocratic ticket this fall ; for with democratic lawmakers the u system n will not live an h nr. WONT BET. Week before mat the Repmbiumn made! fi rr e t n inrp, :md statements to whieli , ,, riii . ! they challenge i a denial, and protessed to; have a backer who would fork over six thousand dollars if they eeald he proved nut run Tiinv riii":.li. 1 tli.. rM-.ir.ioi(!niiii -v.. r,TM,v,vun : witn a grand r- ansa el trumpets, and in , ed to the confidence of their powers seem B iy, Lay on, Mae biff, nud d;nnued be who first cries hold ! enough lm Last week some of our democrats called at the Republican offiee, enquired the meaning of their several propositions, and j were assured by the complacent Pomcroy that they were made iu uood f lith and I aaessst laiiaiM Whereupon our demo- j cratie tnends assured h;iu they had come with thc money in their pockets to aeccnt thp fhr.lln-o us to certain of their propo sals, and were ready to put up the stakes: u Ah, gentlemen, I will take that under!

advisement, replied the affable pmprie- , ' tor of the m TU l, ,,a,,l8d' U5 to cover a discrepancy in thc

tor of the Bepublia .a. Then he Wtt as sared that while considering that, they would make him more liberal terms to-wit: ne thousand dollars that the receipts and ; c.pcu'iiiuie? 01 ri. uo.-epa COUDly lur t tie ycar ending May Slat, 1868, exceeded those of Marshall, by the exhibits ol the i auditors of both counties, made May :Jlst. i; . t 1 f . 1 1 Also one thousand dollars that she' receipts of St. Joseph county were t ,1 thousand d I'ars greater than the receipls of Marshall county for IS'57. as ner renorts v hu'jiivi.i in i ei'aoiics lur SalU Jyear, leaving out of tho qwautaoa the court lhous3 tax of this county alio, 81.000, That the average tax levied for county purpo;es in the republican counties of the state of Indiana, fur the vear .1CC7. will exoccd the avera-e tax levied for like purposes in the democratic c un- , lies of the state by over 1,000. The vote. ioflS6t for president being the basis to determine which are republican and which are democratic counties $1,000, That the receipt! of St. Jo. county for thc year ending May, .y were not ?10.'M'O f thaa the reempta of Marshall couuty, as shown by the eowaty auditors.' puhliahed exhibits of the two eaaaaties, lot sai 1 year. ' $1,000, That the expenses of the fvtate government of Indiana during any of the four years of 1854-S-6-7 were rreater than any single year of a democratic ad - ministration in the state prior toasid time. These aajepoaali took thc Bepm&lica roan so by astonshment his face grew pale, his voice, trembled and his knees sin Ae together. He suddenly grew sick so that jhe was not able to copy thc ptopositioaa IwTiich were in writing. The prospect of meeting that SG.000 man vanishel into the air, and our democratic friends were obliged to leave the office disgusted with the man of big propositions, who had proved to them to be a " dead bcai," a W,. a11 The last Rrvnhli.nu nrtW t to be horrified at thc idea of betting. To ask such piou fptmmjt aa m aa the clitors of the R'ynb'icnn to back up their 'atements with their money, seems very wicked. F It is against the law ! " tl. y exclaim. r Do vou expect us, the jrre;if luminaries

,of G d and morality party of .Marshall j 'jm county, to violate the law," they ask with j great solemnity. Well, for genuine, cool, j unblushing, impudent hypocrisy eonopiend j ijs to these ,,ia. editors of the I'epnluan. j Y hi e there wa. the least chance ol win1:1. nv.r rlnnn mnrn hWin

ling no jockey ever done more blowing. I u"K , . - - rlet when they see defeat dariog them :n tha face they d.wjfje behind au ar.inmed ictity, and with all the twang of a New England puritan raise their hands in holy orror at the bare idea. .Jude gentlemen. 'he cloven foot sticks out beneath your

lanctimonious robe.

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.fill rMiall ?'S. 5 OrTCfJe(1 if thcre wa3"any money in it" that is, j

Radical Extravagance EXPENDITURES Or PORTER EXCEED r-rs i THOSE OF MARSHALL MORE THAN $83,000 ! T1 . l ui iti 0 qp Marshall's 9j mm A HUT FOR WESTSRTELT & CO. i I TO CRACK. READ & XKX2DZTAT: The radicals squirm over our statement of the taxes of St. Jo. county, ee taken I from the report of the auditor of that couu Why, gentlemen, St. Jo. is quite mode ate for a radical couuty. We only referI to that because you had first instituted j cdious comparisons " between that and . Marshall. We invite your attention to the sum tocounty, for 1967 6110,112 IS Total expenditures for same year Total receipts ol Marshall county for same year, this includes eonrl hnna - j Tolai expenditures for same 1 vear. . . . $22,583 GS As will he observed, the M loil " little I T i . t . I'orter iraKes tne loikiwing comparison : Poiter's receipts SII0J42 IS Marahaira reeoipta 30,722 50 Excess of receipts of Porter - county over .Murshall.. SRO Im bo vo porter's expenditures $105 838 g Hanbn, c,:renditures . . Oo'wQ ßfl Cxeess of expenditures of Porter over Marshall .. t2 0RA K8 Ana in ibvu cauioit tor receipts there ., appears about $20,000 from township .-pe ciid chool and read tax. Also one interesting little item of 81 I reports of the treasurer and auditor, existI , I ing for many years." And now have out J . I a v -'..--- u. duu ucie iu raiao " 95,000, and oatats bonds $3,152 00, leaving of 55 : Marshal! can evidently stand compari- ; sons with St. Jo. and Porter, and we will try Laporte in our next. Our figures are from the auditor's re- ! ports, an 1 cannot be truthfully disputed. ' 1 unlc-s the auditors made false reports We arc prepared to make our statements irood, that we give the Gure:s reported bv the auditors referred to. With the facta before u.s it is wonderful r"1 uen ufP' J'ackara, aad 1.1. t.iit . .1 John L. n estervelt dare stand up before an auuience UP Marshall an audience of intelligent men and hold county as an instance of exavngance, a cite St. Jo. and Porter as examples of economy. We can only account for their course on the grouni that the expenditure of rlM,by a democratic administration is a greater piece of extravagance than thc exI peaditure of $105,000 by a radical adminihtration. ' ' 1 ! vter of Marshall county, when you to Pdla thirteenth day of next obcr, thcre to cast y.uir ballot, remember that the republican party, who arc agaia belbre the people asking theii support, has proved tobe the most corrupt aad ertrava-oint mrtv thai ovor Ailmini purxy umi rrar aamieistercd the powers ol anv eovcrameut since tercd the powers of any government since I the creation of civil government anion'' men- XU wore oaya oi aaa Aoaiaa asa;P,rewnen ".e mgioos were oougnt I sol(J' and rhc tribute moat : iV- . uears uu coulPar,wu " l corrupuoi, ! anu Pu.gaej oi rauicausm uuimg me i H-t eight yca. I he tourth part ot their wickedness is not yet brought to hKht. yet enough ia already knowu to curse their memory to the remotest period of lime. When the democracy aud honest conservative men of the country succeed in hnrl in them from power aod replace with lomest men the positions they now fill. t,,erc Wl1 be Mich a record of deep, damn'D" villainy exposed as w ill make mankind start back Sghatl with horror and astonishment at the sight. For the year 1865 the rppubiicaos had a two thirds ma-) . ., v v , . . , . , WntJ ,D l,,C NW 5 fk . i . .. . , . .. me vi i 'ipuou ui me bcwiijh iiiui j ear was so great that the rcpulican newspapers were obliged to denounce them. The Now York tribune spoke of that legislature as follows : We are assured by those who had meanp

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9tll did not WHituor need to be tempted,

I but were on the lookout lor bribes. It' a 1 l. . .1 . i 1 oiii was orougui to tneir notice, they asKwhether there were persons who cou.d at-1 ford to pay to have it passed or defeated If there were, the next question in erdet was, 'How much: then followed the an plication of a divisor. And, as 65 yeas j arc required to pass a bill in that House. the cynic will be amused, while the um ui, in ujusl iiiciWi on nor dt now . ... ' " a l : j , nany b-IIs ol eoaseqee.uee were passed by 55 to "0 votes. I The New York Dispatch, edited bv Amor J. Willi tmson, a noted Republican I POT.:.?' 22 ,.. .... ,

0 reputation. We have seen debased politi- BW "" r'r0V(M tncm bc hars- ()! eal bodies before this truckling assent- The reeords ere the stone wall against blies, caucuses diagooscd eontaiitteesj wejwHiell la running their heads they dashed rQ i have seen Common Council "rings" and oat their brains. Dogs eaught in the act l)( J I bribed nominating conventions, and half r i n: i i i w ,. T. . n,. ' " lot killing sheep have never appeared more ana-hall L tica plit row-vows; but we , . . , ., .

j ... i. ... i ,llli;i:i yu UlflClkCV liNlU IIS I have never seen any body of wretched politicians or graceless partisans that over came up to the present Legislature in beer doernriabt eorraptioa, sordid kna-j very, and eablushiog barter-and-bafgain selling of influence

We have witne-aed Assemblymen bpeu, VUued ehamprooa of the dear pcoly exhibiting themselves ai shameless bid pW" rights they :iave suddenly cast off

dera for bribes .Senators chaugiag with i the lion's fhiul thrown up the sponge. i ,.r :..n ... i.u i s I 1

. . wr vt '"W" iwuuyuieupiaying . y thc h.xhv j efied out f me

witn aotes as anelers puiv with eodaconsJ ... ,, . , , . Ui

which they can hook at any time. Vv J PJ Pe'

beheld a nominally Republican Majority g? B . their own credit could

fce lf1 worked a the mere I ; Mm, ui Lu.BTiog n.ce-uoi.ters ,n your ; city of .New lurk, who sometimes wiih-j out disemse. or with the flimsiest veil bid off the voices aad ballots of lesisktors,

black weuchca were once bought forUbout y ur opponents. Come out and Ie purposes on the shambles of Southern ' conduct this campaign like honorable men,

Vi 'iu n Recreant to their plain and nisi k blc duty, and false to every sentiment , , , . , J . 0 J

"hicn animates honorable men. they have to the shades ol Salt river carrying with made a record which cannot be effaced. . r t u .f. .. , , you the esteem ol vour fellow eitisens. aad which la as diagraceftl to thom as itJ : ,!. :-.... .l. o.... : .....

! is prejudicial to the intere-fs of the State.

fllVS lö The N.T. Dispatch says "Wretches, 1 .. , , I trailers, pennv-stealinp; knaves, and poorei00 838 20ruM f,Mliti(ai N " enUj, ' j any where; but the speeimeni that have I J . L : ...1 .'..: .1. : l ... l . I

cursed the capital during this last legislafive term are so many degrees below eoav : l I .i. . ..... . i ii . ii ,i . ii.iiimmi ana oeueam eor.ieniio, i nai uie , l i .i i-1 i stationery which hey did not succeed in stationery ; itaaling oould never do justice in descrlh - i n ir them rhe Evening Journal says "There are members of the present Legislature who will retarti home to ti; ir c as ociej with suefa a reputation in after years their chil.m u will blash to look npou The above denunciations of that corruni republican legtslatioa were all made bv republican newspapers at tle time iu or i uer io e.ear tneir own BKiris. Dtu i in i - c - , , , j people of New lork t.-.k the matter in der to clear their own skirts. 1m tl ,he5r B ,,:,n ! - for i:i : i thc f hnndi j t iu-y to lip.n-i- ol those mee and consigned it onee , .i i more to the uclioo - racy, by a majority of fifty thousand. Yet corrupt ion 01 i O.l... bears no comparison to that of the last J congress aad those preeco ling; it for the past five years. i Republieao eoagressmen have told their .influence and votes for DioucY as boldlv as i ,:J ... . , ever iid a brazed Drostitute her charm. There are 1 ot dozen r ; u lie n mcmb irs of eoasress in oMice to dav who hare t

I bBkatVa a 1 8rw "ö kJ position, Even Gen. staadi H paSelienck, chairman of the committee on ÜB ladobtaaaai means, aaid.oa the tear of con - au in e tc neS5 greaa Vat a lew days before its sojourn-

men, M I steal, you steal, we all steal." No bill ot any impurtanco has passed that

' the bill itself gave them all a haue - for a bir steal. Such i.s the parly to-day calling itself republican, which Igks JOttf votes. Da yea approve of their conduct ? Do you feel proud of their record ? Tlicu vote for Baker, Packard, Westervelt & Co. If not, then do your duty like honest Co. If aot, then do yoar daty like honest j men aad vote agaiual them. The verdict must come from your hands. THEY DOA'2 FACE THE MUSIC - i. , 1 Immeo;ately a ter the radical aoave.tiona had confered the honor of a nomina l tion upon Wsetervalt and Johnson for the legislature these WOrthiei conceived what seemed to them a brilliant piece of strate w. gy, and at once .sought to carry it iato execution. Kpuwiug that the eorraptioa of the lust eaagress and their schemes of pab - lie plunder would aamit tf no defence be - fefa aa eatraged people. That the affairs , , , . f ii . fiirti .-f-W.. nil. or T . ,:! 11 1 i r n 1. of our own state under radical misruli wew n B0 better condition. That their Batiowll platform pledging gold to the bondholders, while forcing depreciated ... i a lborer was not a popular do rtriae I . 1 k:. .i.,;i.. i....i k - "ij 'i lining ui"'. lu.. j.. in. ti, im... ii. in iv 1 ' J 1 L- - - - mmm Mtkaai tllM fUfHMAfl titoiilt .1 aeseag men who earn their daily bread by the sweat of their brow. They adopted of dodging all these issues and ,oll..ilt to blind the people's eyes to thc qaestiom before them, by making the 1 : most vi oroUS ehargea against the man aIll(Mlt of ,;Ur co.nty affairs. Weal r felt howled and Johnson rolled up 'he whites of his eyes iu pious horror, o er (ho astounding revelations ihey claimed to make of the way in which our c auty officers were stealing the pooploa money, and thc seoVBSOWS taxes ihcse oflicers were heaping on the people by their frauds and mismanagement. What purported to be an exhibit of , St. Joseph county, wai graded before the Voten of larahall county at nearly every school bouse aad read crossing, s prool positive of the truth of their assertions and the dust they , . , . hr,W in the air OVCr tbSC 10 Called dcVelopmeuts, was truly wonderful. Our t.'ix pavers came rushing into town with long I fa0M MJ bair oa end to relate what Westervclt had told thorn and expressed their astonishment in no measured terms. Thus matten stood up to the .rd of this

body for the lab'. Iva yean without the c 110 an,i BOOai m Amaea uonnexpenditure of vast rams of money, aaketl8011 co111" bow "them

month, and all went merry with these hon

eat (j nilcmen as a " bride to her hash." Bat on that day Mr. Cushmau, our county fl nrlr T..r. ,1 . 1 , .-.1 id rvf ll,!.. ; w imuu-n m unumin ui mm paper a reward of four hundred dollars for tha proof of their assertions by the rPi,oriIs nnA nr,nft5(lll It tn m mamm I Bittet of republicans to decide. A bomb 8he!l could not have created more cousternattou in the radical camp than hnn-Llain. fair mammSc!. rwn did this in their i i r.1 i . u-.vii ti'nn thrv ntvA tat linai .,-,.. ,V.t,, . J - v ,n" nere anu seeking for some looj u'dgloop bole through which to escape and avoid meeting the issue they had themselves so .roolMHym.de. T!,o rcccr.l,, lUekw . f . , . ... sneaking thau these would be representa tives when thc' arc compelled to meet honest men. They ire now whining around tlie county about the manner in wnieh they have been ;ibu-et ! Starting out as wish they might uoeeed in finding some ho,fl waerotn to hide. We will, out of . f. , r i ' Vi vlJ"1"' Cease, gentlemen, to misrcprese.it and lie 're'ving solely upon thc merits of Your use, that when yon arc defeated, as you most certainly will be, you can retire ' THE BOTTOM Of'T. . . " ... f, B a reference to the Bepubt wan of last 1 k it seems that the-b..-miuf of, somcthiag. aad, we are of tho opinion that I .i . i . ri. , i for ence that jouruul is risrhfc. Two weeks ' ag tlle ,, ,., :,UIJ rr;lJtC(j a brief table n i i . . T ! nowioa the receipts oi t. Jo. eountv to ! ; ,iavc lccn 510,000 less than the receipts oi .Marshall county tor tue year lv,.i, and in the sasao articla offered to bet S1.Ö0 thai the figures of their table approxima0 .1.1. A .1. T . ... . 1 '. I ..I tl... T.. ..... n ....... 1. ,.V 1 ich Iii V num. in irri-i'iiw i vtnii'iu ui seutlemea ealled at that olTicc and offered to accept the proposed hot, and furthermore maue several oilier propositions, one v i 1 ' of which was to bet $1,000 that for the r- V . ' . ? year 1867 the recoipts of St Jo. county moro mm BeVe,tl mMT PVU,0M - wera more tlian $10.000 greater than the j ... , teeeip S of Marshall county lor said year, j & o - .1 . t. ine ; put lu raws word uvnn.xsmateA I ' Xcvertholesa all t!:c propositions were re- j jjected, an I the BepnLliean man leels rath.xu ...... ... . i f it .1 n i '. . ' . . 1 , t b. i . I , i I c.o With aaothejr pr,oposit.on to het from o,uuu lo 8 . wniei, proposmoe wc ,i i i m t . .-k a a fl "." eill accept if he will make it a little morel definite, and not require quite so nach M M.I codo 'r u approximating the truth. .... iImmAimI 7? ...... A'.' 1. . Miiivii 1111 tu, 1 .-ii .i.i'wi ii'ii- ' ' can to back up it.- own offer &r aceept tlie 1 t "her offers made, whidi were very r j er?ll wc caluc t0 conclusion I' bottom was out ' of something. And Aen after Joha L. Westervehevea b not thc cheek to repeat again his lies on ! thc sahjeet, but tried merely to ei'iivo- ! I . 1 11 .1. Tl fi ;gera was made," and two or three" bat ton-holeri " who infest our streets and annoy their fellow men, gave a little attention to their own business, wc felt perfectly sure we knew tho "bottom really wag out" of something. We are still of that ' l''r,lon l,,nionWIT A spe(.;IIien of tllü m08t ftadul wit wc i 4 i , . , j . kaowato be perpetrated in this neck of woods, appeared in the Republic Just aSIOOl a we have a lit- , , . A ai lecimen of the most fcailul wit wc tie space wc have no use for we promise j to reproduce it. It exoeb the Republican r..- ;. ii.tu. iii.i'. .- i i u.'j.i i'i ij itiuu: . o i ii m I. i , thaa the "dutch doctors" " rea.'on. " .!(i inorc insernUtle than the ways of j pjdnee. Wc earnestly entreat the 1 ;iuh),r to pi,ndcr well over this effort, and, ' .f . ' i-fja i ,efor J . . . . ' ,. J t-1-..ii q i l c . ' . n 1 1 a i e .ii oi ! . . . . I 4 c r PA TCHED CLOTHES, Abmss JohnaoB says that wheaeveryoa soo ii m.'in with notched elothes on. von . . .111 .1 cm set it down that he belongs to the B1 11 i 10 i;ie (k.,nocrati(. narf If Johasoa's partv iJ 1 w P"'1 Xl """' ! continucd in DOVff much loiter everyl a .' body, except bondholders and their pota will have to wear patched clothe, aad thaa, if eat belbre, we hope to see the I pie for their own interest, and not fori navina the interest on bonds in aold. while i at the same time thuso bonds are free from 1 J all taxation. Then uro hundreds of men in this 0 ui.ty who often wear patclud elothes. who know as much iu a minute as Johnoa docs ia tweuty-foar bom s, f Jobe0D ihoild be elected to the legislsture whose interest 1 tei the laboring man supi he will represent? Barely not those of the men who wear pitched clothe, for he says they arc all democratsthat a deeaoerata are traitors, and that all trait ors should he hung. ho eajMhoy arc .11 demons-Hut .!! J J Xhi Phrenological Journal, for October with us. The only eientiflie,biogrsph ii al, psychological and phrenological periodical in the U. S. Illustrated, volum ious, interesting. Physiognomy, phrenol ogy, physiology, psychology. ?;i a year. Fowler k Wells, N. Y.

THE CAMPAIGN.

Great Demonstration Yesterday. THE GRANDEST DISPLAY EVER WITNESSED II MARSHALL COUNTY. lie m Boys h Blue, aM tie Beinoaracy GeiBlIj, in Laie sfic MOTTOES, BANNERS, TRANPARENCIES. no Ii i nil I n u mi n ur nanu u i u i im i iUil I iu mmmm. Able Address by Hon. Thomas Hoyne, of Chicago. CTt0 ÄQTip IJCCTIMfl 1 ACT cw 1 nüvul H43 l"iMW i-tj I rs frail at a EVENING. firand TorrhlUht PMPftien-F.ln uiaim J.vrciiilelll I ruCUsSlUll Eilu .m T7.. 1 1 .... ..? fL! Fallcr, of C!mtag-. By far the most successful political dem oust ration, of either patty, in this county, durins the present eamnaicrn. oeenrred in m i it rlymouth, yesterday. It more than rc- , I ; j ,1 , . ... ,, , . ... The appointment for the meeting wa i i i . not made by democrats of this county ; but ! ,i i , ... I by the democratic state central committee ; i aQd it WJU not decided until last Saturday sun it was not uecioea until last; naiuroay ,1 . 1 i. u u i that any special effo rt should be made to j out a larsre crowd, or make aov nnusual display, this left but three working , . . , . days in which to complete tlic arranire - roenti for the demonstration ; but the boys went to work with a Will, and the result of tl'oir labors w:is the most satisfactory We will not undertake to -'ive a detail- , statomcnt r,f thß m. tl, otlll,r of tU day 5 as the time tutor- . the conclusion of die eerM emonies aad putting cur paper to ores, is . rr i . 1 1 . niciiftif'iont rn 1I1 liuriin tu I h.i mi. iW-.l-itWtalr. . in" H. 1 1 ill v. I v. 1 1. . . . ' lu.nivu V. lut MM Tl I 1.. Ti aiTe tha reader a general idea of! I the procets'ioa, eod its distinguishing featurea, we appead the following brief and ;aeompee resume of ii : First, wore the White Boye iu Blue, to the aataher of oae hundred, completely uniformed, marching in perfect order, and constituting, by general consent, the mot attractive feature of lu day. They were followed by the Hremen Ci.rnet band, and they by 27 boya in blue, mounted. Next came 83 coaplei of ladies and gentlemen on horseback, wh i were followed by 3 4 White Boyfl in llue. Next was the Bourbon brass hand, a wagon neatly trimmed, and filled with boys, in uniform a wsiron filled witl I young ladies, all dressed in white. i i wagon most elegaattv and tastefully dee, rated, forming a part of the Boarboa dele I ejmtlOU, next a I onian wagon, appropn trimmed with green,-a tablcau.ili K. Kn!!. nt.;ni... boys, in uniform a waffou filled, with white. a . i l 1. & 1 w ' ' u laweiaiiy oecoa, then the bondholder's wa-ron. eontaininn 1 ia"BIM repruseuiailOUB ox im Ojipresseu I portion of oar feUow-citiseaa. sittiu on f . i . ... . .i . i eiegaai soma, caairs aaa uivans, witn tne vcr-v trutlirul D,,,tto : " We Vy uo taxes." j owiag this was the mechanic's wagon. ' ,;oMt:lilli,, blacksmiths, harness-makers, ' butchers, bankers and other mechanics. hard at work, with the motto whieh aho - i I I! J 1..... ...... T.f... (...,.. U m 1 11- -..l.l litioa legialatioa has Bade too true : "We1 pay tin bondholders' taxes." Following these were the fdcrman cornet band, of! this place. A ' gentleman of color " car-1 ried a banner bearing the inscription : - o -The free dn.an's bureau aapporU sac." , , , e WM fowetl y an aged, decrepid ........ i mn. nauoer aaiu : Aim my laooi Wpporta the frcedman's bureau." The I remaindoref the proeeeaion waa composed i S mm a e It ol vehicles d every name and kiml, ami men and Women on horseback. Wc make I ......... .1. . i .1. 1 " "n 01 prwaaaioi or the numher of persons in town, further than that thc process:on was miles in length, and the numher can he as nearly Ascertained by thc a -re II by thc thousand. While wc would make no invidious dis tiaetietli, truth compels u to say that in j point of extent, eleurance and general beauf.v imamnmjat.the Bourbon delegation I boie oft' the palm, as they did at Warsaw, . weok Takiiiff to onitot- .......... tiioi too laet that tliev n '! twelve miles to travel, over a rough road, their energy and perseverance secured for thejUl the warmest commendation of al! a he saw them. We took BO notes of ciihcr thc speech ' r of Mr. Davae. ia the afteraeoe. or Of Mr. Filler, in the cvenins ; as the bc;ticprt c could give ot them would come far ; j.hort of doinir them justice. They were able, eloquent and convincing j and the

rounds of applause which arose fron the ; the true i.-suc, and thus become more firmvast crowds who heard them, gave assui- j ly fixed in power bafore the attempt is aoce that the speakers had appreciative! made to fasten on the people this pet idea audiences. These centlemen are doinir a of radicalism. good work, wherever they go. They are It is fair to presume that the radical sound in doctrine, and shun not to declare party in the states of Ohio and Michigan the whole truth. We commend them to are much like, and actuated by the Fame the democracy everywhere, as being j motives, of the radical partt of Indiana speakers of whom they will have no cause and Illinois. It is fair to presume that to be a.-hamcd. j the radical members of congress reprcThe evening meeting was the largest sent the sentiment of their party, and are ever held in the place, ar.d the most cnthu-j WOrluag in harmony with it. siastic which has asembled in Plymouth ; That the radical party in Ohio did, at lor years. The White Boys in Blue were , A last cicetion, held in that state, present rat with their lamps, besides a great con- the issue of ner -:ilTr:)ge unq uaJifiedly course of people from town and Country. be People, aad that Schuyler Collax, The day wus Dotahlj free from the , O-jv. Morton, and almost evefT HiMfiMMl drunken broils and disturbances of the radical of Indiana s ent over into Ohio and peace which have characterized the meet urged the people of that state to admit the

j lag! of the radicals,and especially the "big timc" which they had the day Jap. Puckard spoke in this place, although there were not half the number in attendance that were here on yesterday. Having shown whal can be noci ejpli ih if we only ri7, let the democracy on similar occasions in ti e future, not only maintain the prestige they have establish" cd, but add to the laurels already won A HYPOCRITE, Jidin L. Westerrelt is canvassim tili! ; county in the most thorough mannor, ard j has. ui almost evcrv sehool-house in told more des than he will sret forgiveness for in many yeara, no matter how long or load he may pray; bat there ere soi M tratha concerning this tax-peying business tnai ii e nas not tola tne people oi this county about. He does not to'.) ih"Ut that be. on the firt !:iy of list January, had i ?'.i'! hor , es. a.:0 irave in only i w to the a.-cs.--";-C.r U( .ti !! nCP9 Illtil tl i tnr.. fliof 1 a . ... rwm .... t . .......... ..v wv fi". I did pat in he set down at Ifty doflai each, a no at the same time h e would not nave taken thrca bun'ired Hollars for the . it t ... i"-" t He does not tell the i roplc of the conny that he refused or failed to irive in any notes or accounts, or money at totere t, .nine it in ircDvraiiv cooceucu inai ne must have thousands of dollars of availablc accounts and ante, find on itnnt.t 7 ;j money at ibtcrcst. tie does not tell the tax-pavers how he swindles them and the county by giving in ,,is !oasehold fnrniti.re at ONE II TN - DRFD wlion ii ; rti. rvt? '''' ."..-- en is worta uir TIIOflftA VD nr mnm 1 A "uA.iiAor more. Neither does he tell them shout rivinsj wo.!. m ouuhviti in I ' ? ii . . -.1, ?, m m,- , ' ' I ' : ' tonrehundred. at one hon Ire I, arid that he even crumbled at that I IL is a rreitv hvnoeritc to be e-irio ! i1-"- wjiwvni. m e caon.i about h;uh taxes, when he dees not sire in one-fourth of his peraonal property for ! taxation itrpw e ;. lie i-a tr. :r. that is prompted by n o. j other than selfish motives, and in s, endins tb6 limc' 1 UWlHe lies he has. dug tMa dampaign, he undoubtedly thiaha be sees b mething in it. for himself. He was lor many years a member o if the Presbyterian church in this place, and baud led all the money that came thmngb that, institution, but the church was ; eys owlag htm, and some of the m mrs timdly got tired ol it. and voted .;.nu

ut nis propositions down; and nndiag that j put up another man. a civilian, nailed there was bo more money in that orgaai- Grreeuleaf, The first frrn :il ballot howsation fur him, and that he could not ran ever gave averwhahwiag majority in the whole church an be leaded, hi left rtj favor of pi its Norman F. Gassctte, the nnd IS BOW edging in, to get to run the republican's aandidata. The convention Methadist church. renuminatcJ Ju.ld for eonzres.. After severing his connection with the While speaking of po'itieal matters. I Presbyterian church, he took the money j may remark that the Tm a of this city raised by the ladies to earpet the church, j had a rather roach joke played on it the

pay a note ne aeia against toe trustees, i.iti -..1 t. I. m ii S . . .a . P001 t0,a liicm 11 tnJ üld Dof pay ii e nuld sik"1 them. I TIim llu Irwil mm l1i..t !a IaII?-w. wMg tue peopic oi me noaaiy now wey are wronged and cheated, knowing that ! falsifies outright when he makes his statementa. It lie liad the power, aid the i i i i I moi.ey was cmamg i am, ne woa oe I one of the most ezaetioa tax-masters the 1 .1 IJ J La! won. i nas ever Known, auu woaiu uuuoaeij edly caae the people to pay their taxes ' twice or thrice, as he has caused some of kin debtors to do, and attempted to gH ' others to do, so we are most credibly in1 formed. It.t. . '.1 . I.. .. . Lf all tha tax-payers of the county wer is eelfish OS he is, and had the faCttltt if failing to give in their j r p ei "y to the assessors, that he has, then thf rate al I taxation on the one hundred dollars valu- , Ltlon to he increased several hundred per . cent , to pay even the at- es a for their - ork . Puch men are enemies to nil honest taxpayer-, for enough has t be raised by tax - attoa to meet the expenses of the ounty. and be, and all others like him, refuse to do their part. US should be the last man to speak of Oppressive taxation. It is to be hoped that he will next year Bed a place n hi assessment list to put. down at least those Morgan match colts of his. IS J T AS IS SUB 9 The man who votes the radical ticket this fail, aud yet professes to oppose the T .JlTJln .1 t Hilst IllCCvSllll V ll V.MV (Illll . i .. i .. rr ft" I J " and witless, or very dishonest. There is now no erwaad ba deny thai the radical party is fully committed to eearo-sewVage. Ajtaoufth their plattoras does not explicitly announce this feature of their oreed, and although such time-servers as ; ,v. Baker will pass the (piestioii by saying it is not now in issuue in IMiaQa. let this in only doue for i short time to IVWXU

negro to the polis and confer on him un-

Qualified suffrage, is I matter of history i h;it cannot be disputed. 3 his is also true of the state of Michii u in at the last eketioa held in that state. Negroes now govere aad eeulfel the Distriet of Columbia, and the ballot was placed in their hands by the present radical congress. . 0W ll furthermore fair to presume that the radicab af Ohio. Mlehtgaa, and ' knew what they wer- about, and it so. their action bum j: . pmtc , r ,i( ulr thl.ir .v. . . , o ii ,j i V7VIII lO U 1position on the oucst i n el u.:'ro-snf!'rn.ro 1 h onlv reaaiMi tl;! ! ;a - fj ,vc,,ljtt1 , fct rf A aad ,,. the c ..., v ;s ljr wor;. repeated by the pw pie in Ohio and Michigan, mdthay are holding back ROW ttntil the important presidential election la ovt r before amSm ttat uj it , . . i f . toleadtni p-eople iato the support of a .i,,,.,.:, n , aoctrmt that is new apoarentlv obaoxioi iiy ot.noxious , ro a majorit) of the voters of the land. kfrei r he presidential cleciion is over there is no room for a w.-.fcUJ ---- - '- iriv UVUU1 tjiat ;r M!l-eeed this fall, t)i icy will consammate the work that now merely delaved There is seareely a r;:dic:!l jsaieil or ipeaher ia the hole country but that is rairlv i ri annm ... , :, i r r an ij . J''r. .y committed in favor of Mgi suffrage Kd i.led-ed in advance to t... i i . .. . " pnwwpie ei tiieir party as scon a " larora i - tnoaicat for donaa so arrives j V n-U every hoaeal man before voting , the ra.tcal ticket this fall to iro,uirc fairi. : ly ol hit own c science, if what we sav : . , , i ,. , .. is not true, aad if :!e predict ica that univeml aorra seffraae will f.d'ow radical nnoerai naro souraj;e will follow succi i i t certain to ba rrr ti -d ( II! CA 9 0 C OnUESPONDESCE. Chicago, Sep. 21, 1SG8. I y the democrats of C'(.k county held their priwariei f..r the election of u LcateH r- t be eoamty eooyenttow. which is to 1 held toaiorrow. An exiraordiell '". wiii be made to j ut prood rnd po, ilai mi p on iheir ticket, in order I brtug oat every posaibfe vote in their Ii to vor. Tl q republican county convention on Wednesday resulted iu another defeat for the Resin and TrOmm Hna. The ring candidate Ibr ciresttl totrt. Be White, heinfrao badly beaten ne the informal ballot that they were forced le draw him and I other day. t is auspected ot beiajra demoeratie paper atrpiteai, and l-.as a paper at pre? Washington correspondent, Mr. Adair . i . . . . ... wnosc aespaicnca certainly win never eaase the paper to he aecaaed of radiea?helmm. But Mr. Adams ia a wortlv eeee," iod one ' v started off bunab-ahaetiai in the far west, leaving the New York Tri- ; . , . . . . j, nan to do his work lor h.m. The j first dispatch he sent uaraed 'Adams" was a bomb in tha orHf?e. "threat hev- ! Ma ; i, ig Mif iraa the choral ery of all j the editors, knowing naught of thc m I rangeascnt The Ft Loaia Republican J (demoevatte) get tha same diawateii, aud less careful iv uiaaaaed thaa the ftttawa i ... . i . - it to the horror nd staalahwat al itsr lets. 'Ihne data these radical , ....... ca oontinan to anma hattbra iti aft oatioa Is aaaatatoad. Then the Tr bun atan is aaada I41 awdaialaad tint paWtsea wf ...... ... i.. , the paper, aad aeeearatodatiagly sends 0 dispatch which would have made liriek i , Pomcroy aaaee for joy. 1 Vaee is restored and all gocsuicny as a marriage bell, ' C. i Tin: time of running trains on tho 1'. F. W. & 0 , and the C.C4L, Rai!ways, has changed. The new tables will appear next week Pi t ii . 9 in thii raatiaa reail at 81 50 g 2 00. AJT I1TWOOD. coi. i. b. Mcdonald, .. ... ... . 01 ' " ..(" I....- ..J im,1 I kIv 1. iron IC. I ' . . .v . . v , vu ......p.. sues of the day, on FRIDA V. SEPTEMBER ISA, at 1 oVl aek, p. m. 'I he (German Cornet I Baad, of Plyaaoath, and the Bourbon Brasa Bead, have loa n engaged for thc occasion Let tl ere be a genersl out unng ol the dcif.oeratic aod eonserva; ' tive tntti t