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W-Vcdly (tarterSAmMF.AN K«v ILLoV KTKM1KG. OCT. 1C, 18«. L Tttlr .««**« G—OWvwi^ mh*f this m«adh, *»4lb* Kwn mi «f b* PliiwMit ***ty mbth** hn*f him W*s* b*a Cm* 4* with haa-MK ftpiag. t* l*h* tt* —aft,ia sfsiaaf (M*N*. », * rrJ~ y■!*,pt *!*»»♦.Aad, ait,lb* 1*4* *f aCun lb** mm1 * Hi91* P«* T«*fc T ribuneawift otw ihfi result of ill aleulitioft.Haw Xr.TribuEi Mcakulat* that * be Y*I-bMMMcbM pUt? kM brt* *W*plJb* m* i«l»*rl», **4 •* we lt;{!a*l of it.TW* «t*bt t*T*r to Im« beeo * Yallaupity la tlw* BtoUj, but tbanka to ** Pl»iijwci ud lb* v«tev of Ler»*4 *0*f«4 tbi* aholiti— MT.Hm r^» I ||HKXtUdcuIu m4 his witioa* tfc« «*t-ft**tt*c w I left toxtwy i**T+r, It *Ul Mt takes* knag *» mmk**-**- with tar Bealhsr* kmtsea, **4 •*!»ibt* canM*a^ Wood-shod Aftd tofa*W Jack Brough, h* wiU have to g* •» B*h ■**•*with b*t 4—1 bw, mw * y* h*ch nay■M*.T»*f* things; Mr. Bhty—k, mjnkw. e*a-hwtr_ . . . .. , . dil. i**t*rmiabt4 bcw, MtfQ*Mmtm Uviag giuam*. Obto La* b^n I ----i1._M.|T^ tb**. .Two. ir*»W*Uy,TAL DEMOCRAT.ii«l * 4M*t 4ii$nr*fwi »*ti tel* awl *wb tmAaj btlor* the world ** |aa*i rf bar retard at lie Luilct-Ux as my • *f W 9M*r Sim*.lu*Mi*Tiaa.-li hu i»««n detemioeiTMAI iMrfl ▼•** WCMMfetfr.Ciiuihi, Oct. 14lb. 1S43.L kf Mftj «f w «ttixw to hat© a jrratwl lt;Ie* I Kirttoae ComiA«■ tiHWirfOW- SituhUT slight,#*Ar tba aleertio© In Ohio- The Unioa me* if Mcij ar© ao joyful oter the ^nd resultiiZuuviua, Own:V* b*«* MMt tba ensmy **4 th*y *r* o*ra.M I iewaili *»l jnbmi tbt olUial *o**, (in pul) of Ousra—y Ohio, *1 tb**fRt* llaHia that they cannot lwdp ex pres. I Eloctloe, h*M a* tb* 13th i amfctlmg*m#omep«fc!iew«nn«*r._ L-O|^or__jokll lyoagh... ... ~....2,57Pt « *fciron tor Sil'^dftv #fv»*nin^ Alt *|o in 4«*irou* of libTin^ ja T*.rch-MMMioi tn wiufettel to m*-* *M* ia OSly Kail/ to mk^ the iirrMij;**-•es«4iii9(ly W* nil tth Rnwwncwncfit, md |H«Wm fbv©f*b!e to tl»o lt;lctnon*trationwill 4* mtk ether in makin; the sama to our city; -™h*l«lai—y,it cabi SmntTpVOfMMtoaatjA litAtiI. S*peioe!*! StcrK «nd I hif ftow.Tho*mwdit tb*Mmdo C- L. V*II**4i«h*«e~.......Lifttt Gov—difU* Aadml*.....„,-.a.2,582do floor no E Pwk............— l.SiO! in ibeAuditor of Sul*—James IK Oixla**—7,5i5 I aid indo do WilUoa Hubbard... 1 .01 ] tbot 1Sonntor—Moralwl Motto#— ---------..3.02S I ien. IdoJob a 1) O’Coonor. ......2.32|#oldi*ReprUWUlitW’-Jwrpk V*ff*l..r-----*2.541do j*»« 8wwkd*lo ..IOar entire County Ticket i* **eet»d bj •*' Jjoriiie* fro« 554 10 b*-*C-in tbiQ««. M**.—Tb* W**hine«m Correspoo. We bare a clean 0*«o« ot 5At for 1 koo.^ 1 Goternor o**r tbe «*• of loat F*M. **4 tbi* I ^1Mb mj%* tb* Cioeinoatt Ow-tle. dat^d the I UT imr . 7, ,;Zr III I. MI «itb tbe tfitapbul alocttoa of om callaot I be *».OidtlH *»«t to'tbejfront Jf'-dnr. The I one dny.•tendeni bwwt.John Braag*, U fbory *wwxbtbat be i* to «»!cc’“d »« o!atteely nofeanded. lie »* not r.hU to*#■t*ka tbe cbeif etmninntl were he selected — TW* i* ae probnbilttj of u !man“ii;*Ualtar*Yoara for tbe Uaton.THOS. M. LElfFESTEY.C. B. 0. C 0.to lb.publiimoorSt.,*.*ICmoA CoTT?UKk:—~Xn ti^t of *h-HMTvic* Wkdfrtd to Ur?ioa prarlr of (Mm. by 6». J«nn E*q. in the tiO~i!n*Msoiif TfttlADdlTffhRm. ibd other*!?^. a!!ow m* toWgg»t ththt th© StRte Centra I Cotnrnitt©©lib mto eoniidintion propriety o! Sen»M| him a public ftA’Irn! a token of Ihnr Apfmcimtion of th© ro?csb!c a.id he hup Him is our late campaign.JUSTICE.jSuHMTtllf, Oct. 1C_Llhcnl flCWl lA TiThe follotiiK irnch iron (hi N**htitUCnio*. Srpt « • itriking indicatioti olih« rapid growth of right opinions coacemiiurWIon. SOOM own ’;he block r*cs in Tcnnessw. Thn expression I de*oS.- --lt;■U 'c- w *■-f*-_ JA Butternut Letter.Oeeoatonnllr wo get a letter from some Battaraut, who is no doubt xliirmel at th© tif-«MthnConri«r or tbe Courier aalt;lbaying upon some honetL readers who were ooee Democrat*. In tbe better ditrs of their pgrtT- 8onwUfnci these Iftttefs assume lt;jU!tc I UbfMlMiin^ tone, bid us be cxreful how wo write About “Dmnocr* is” Wre print the fol-kwtagkter, which is A pretty fair spwiaico in kind, Ot Some »• bare recftited, and r:ith-w nCn alibonti than others in \i ?pt*ti5ci-thnt AgAltHi «s. Of course we would feci war** rshttk«d if the sped Scat ion s were Bnt ifcwt we believe the fellow h:% $I tender of the Aurora and the I'rai it ah he hes rend our psper, nnlt;l docbt-Im• W* tmprmfiom of our character and that •ftorpipcf Are derived more from whs.! the Aurora ud Pr«n have ?Aid, than from ov own col a cn d«:ItAny ot our renders will recognize in the witter of this letter a ^specimen JJrick/* of lh« class and kind of men that ‘compose the TaUendighsm pArtT- A great many of th«m Ate n ignorant as borlw. They will beiieve tb# bmtgwi and slang of tbs moet ua^cru-lane lenders, and pertizaa demagogues, that ■(A pteteadsd to write or speak upon a po* Itenl question. While there are inch ignor-m Titely we cannot be sure tbat right prin-AiplAI can alway* be sustained at ihe ba:Iot-hxx. We have bed in the Ut© Gubernatorial ‘Ouoptip in Ohio, a sample of wait a most : Silbftnttita position some men. can be tsde to tike In regard to questions, the most im* portent of any that ever; ware before the American people.Bs^ without further remark we will sub jststbsldur:8MTOCX, Edito* of tzI Cgurics:Sir 1 take mj pec ;a hand t# t?12 few tkinzi that 1 Think yon ought to ; nsjpvm Appear to consider yoorsrJf A poUtieinn, bui don’t read truthful and hon-•raUe papers like tbe Aurora And Statesman, to iaform yourself about the truth of m?i-ier-Til ptASind to make e great ado about ibe UaiOA* white it i* jo« yoa »ad oiber B!*ck RcfabliCMMl aod Aboluioo preachers like -JM*jtib*lb*ye dtayaiyed tbs Union and hroojh; 'M ttfi war, by trawplitig on tbe dearest righ» et tb* ftoatb. And yoa h**e done *H tbi* far tb* y*be of the pemicioc?, obnoiioa*. wbaaiwabl* oifger*. For tnj part, I r,«rsr- . *oabl mm bow yoo eoold (%anj zbe detesja-• • :■ ; bfa. wooly headed Bl»cV*k-ay■■■■ Jhtt, ftf^jadginit from J-onr eosdatt for tbe ''’?** la*t fa*y**rs,I bay* oo doaat that if yoa **ai4 b**e yoar own way, ton woald fca»e a i■§alar flaiaew Back Kigzer «n the Presi*-tial Chair in loss than si* month*.Alt that yo* Union party tD?- is, to c* AbolUicoiais s« old Jack Broach,bo** Tod, Bill Seward, asd Ah* Ua*ia. «®ce, *o that ?oo can snapead ;be vrit fil babwa* ccrpas and arrest honest snec b*a* them, or woa them to jail or toc:%.* -t\\.u*0“Cause.21-2.• lt;■*.}y,V■ 4. ^witbo*t jadge or jory., jot that art Democrats- Jam a** bo# that old tyrant, Lincoln, need Hoa. Citmcwt L. Yaliandizbant, wbo ij tbe irtUW, »i*i*t, and most fconorable States-maw tba* America bae teen since tbe days c! JJw C. Calk 0.0 ! And the cliS tjracicai A*»biaaim 4H it »H jatt becaase Mr. Y*l-Ittodigbim wa« a retalar Demociat, ar.d w*s*pf*m4 t* tbia oatnfeciu hoodmtbin»:y war agrnam ;h* rigbm of tbe Soatb.Tbery mi wot * oiagle ciaase or section of |Ami Coamiivtioe tbat Lincoi-'- has not yiola-M, a*4 all h* want* is to get a great army him. aad th*a proclaim fcim*elt;; icis^r, will bay* big taxe*, wbolesaie acd wooly-headed niggers ie•• ^3'IV »-■a:. ■Tm, mrj «b**e are toaie of the deaigss of; ehmr.of, abolition jw^ty of yours.to have this eefarion* We are goiag to elect that ponecamd, and tailedof suck dociriae* ia a *tave State is the siga of the immense revolatton ia public opinion during the p**t two yeanThe (|uration ducimtd ia th* article to* cetye*. parhaps, its best answer in the forma* lion of our Ar*f.THE NEGRO.—-WHAT IS TO BE DONEWITH HIM.Let him alone, say* one, let him work oat bit own salsmtiaa ! Compel him to taka earc of himself and hi# fellows, or suffer th* con-rtqaences—»la»ery, banner, Or death, says snotber. These are not par* hamashanan views. They ar» eatertaiaed by those who doubt the unltj of the haman race. With them the aetcro i« a eroto between the Chim* pHtizee and the lowest typ* of humanity; a conaecting link between man and th* hrate. This aspect of th* question does not, now, come within oaf pamew, and wa tberelure pass it hj with the simple remark, that when Paul mid. “God ha* md* of on* blood nil nations of man for to dwell oo all the face of the earth be stood before (he high conrt of Athens, in the midst of the emporium of lit* eratnre and science, with th* r*pc*«nmti*e# of all nations at bi* feet- Hie la*gUa«a wa* no rhetorical donrtsb. AH before him poa-•easiDg hope* land fears, joy* and sorrow#, beloDzed to tb* same grnul family- To all o! then* he came with the same glad tidings ot Hie. peace, and aualeatioa.Men springing up from the darkness ol ages: bom and nurtured in a sultry clioe, where humanity caa exist ou the spontaneous • productions of the earth, where humanbeings can enjoy comparative comfort without clothing or shelter;—such beluga weuuy, can never feel the demands that call into action the inventive genius absolutely aseessary for happiness and self-preeerv*uo* in other clitus*.To tb* peculiarities of climate, inducing effemiaacy and indolence, for ages have been added the Indulgent* of strong passions, which have led to cruelty, war and slavery Their captives have for bges been cold to ‘Christian Nationi/’ and thus the product of sultry clime#, arid wastes, and bosadlesssticferia—tbe children of last, rapine and war have been thrown amongst uu to be hewer# of wood and drawers of Water, and we are disposed to look down oo them as an inferior mce. Tb» i* »ot surprising- They ate, io their untutored condition, far beneatk the Anglo Saxon- Considering merely their ear-raandiog*. lor many hundreds of fears, it would be next to a miracle were they other*wise- .Bat oe these themes we do not philosophize. The d«#ceod*wt« ol benighted Africa are among os. We has* myriads of cemoD-•«rations that they n« susceptible of a high state of moral improvement. With favors* b!e sarroatiding* they become good farmers, sailors, mechanics, and soldiers.A cacs-Iets, gigantic rebellion has berm inaugurated to rivet more strongly the shackles of siavery ou this hitherto benighted race; but in th* conflict many ibowsund* have fce-COU legally free- ***y of lb«M has* aever been taught self-r*li*nt»- far years tbeir tasks have been alloited to them. They have been simply taught that tbeir duty coa*i;ted in i*bor and others would anticipate their wants and provide tor them.This is tie class of humaeuy that now mntcly beseech— as to find for them food sad •belter, tor which they will mum lov* andUbDr.Th-ra are teveral fia-is open for ihafti =1. The Republic of Hayti, within twenty* four bouts steaming of car Southern ports, cfers many indocesseats to th* more eater* prisicg of the race.2. President GiSfard of Hajti, profera pro-dactive laads for all th* colored people who sre dispo—ed; to become citixeos of that ttmtrablsc,3. X91V food acd trae men ara t**zng oo«essioa of abaodoaeJ a*d coafiacatedistes in tb* 3kmth, who offer labor a»d wage* to the black* **d* f«* by fugitive am**—* and the President's ptoclnmlioo-4. Iamstse tracts ot land saitabfa for *o-gar, cotta*, ricwawd sad fruit, alo*f the *»* site coast of Florida, Loutmnca aad Tfisu might justly b* ***** *«»*» mbth aad soldxo the black*. Placed under a proper appma* riceship, for seven fears, they wemid ta that i .me not only Je—ru self-reliance, bat pay th* expenses to which tb* Ow wi—t would besubjected ia llms SlCtUhi All these opmtuf* awlh«y *11, ia eom*■raseet we do not cut* MW p**fa***c». ieavsib* qa—tioa ope*.frithJbingaslarlend«Jblicks lbe ( connHiilyc find *atl i R oluli tbav lianTWaVvenwiltLuirbc ▼cr.be iAdmbUacq*tbiilamxr*mIm1affiMs hhisamlbi friiexcinji!uwitthiC*linibeTifalTt90\prteibectenxeimilb;01iblt;P*opbaF*P3ianib«FitkteiAtWaacdi•k4tr«biFtMfa
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Daily Zanesville Courier
Zanesville, Ohio, US
Fri, Oct 16, 1863
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