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gainst the evil luacatiOns of such soullssa men as those wings who dsgraced the last session of the Oblo Legislature by tler efforts 10 bring about the immediate admission of negro children into ohr com mon schools; and ihe still more Odions law wblch would allow negro to bear witness against whi'e man.

 "ln the common parlance of the day. the voters Of Ohio nave ''got lhe backs up' in relation to this maiter and the result will inevitable be, the defeat of fwhggery the ensuing fall, and triumphant dem ocratic victory throughout the State Mark the pre- dicon Common sense has not yet departed from the people, who generally right in all they do, unless when mIsled by arch kna,es and political de- mapnpmes.'