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MARTY LARKE.
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phhI 1. LARhE.


Scarcely ddk sac, but We


less turning FROM evil ways O, .-


ohlo' especially, changes are


numerous; we ha tot oDeSed 20


State IN some timex did not snP


or Oh persons on renouncNk knd den AERO,
A late Columbus " esn,.n n ,,.s7a'. gG 10
letters from persons b we're Gfvs
among the Coons, th& Nave at Ia s,.-.
eyes fairly opened. o of tbr "ad -
Griffin. talks like COX z oc "a. q
practices. and evil tewi4s of cos,,s,,,, s2r 'sf
es himself to do. every 4 in h;suo,yi- en-, :
future reparation for all ;nbvvh


fore done to democracylw w.,Ida 5-
has not yet been able tok n,;r.Iv -iIr. 4
bit Of singing, which heS rnc,eI
the coon party, as he clo5s le,,e


lowing paraphrase:
:" For can't vote H.


Nor won't volekSiir, "a


For | am so fondHiher I. tI,


cannot vote fofay." a 5If


Another.-Wm. Johnsto., r,,;rc za- 70
Of tho same paper, says: 81 S'7Ss


was a whig in 1910; u tbousa,. is % "
ers, had been deluded by tnersev. .sEf !
presentations, aid the -uasS d. -
the whig leaders, was inris ;n,o Al. i7 w
terIes of coonery and log ct,isn,,. si' !
Gen. Harrison, because, at II time .a T
information came through ths,rru, I, =
mel Of log cabin speeches, ankg g hin r
Pers, and fondly, but vanly Ssd Il, .-. ID
didate would, al least, prove hiA "a -
as he sometimes pretended to b But.
election, when reflected on thtisera. : ~.
Paign. its overbearing rowdyi., its '-.il.-lFi
debaucheres, its abandoned imnIaIi,i.s. |,
myself this question Can thibe den,o,,..l.s
that requires such suppar' -. sovcr !.
cond thought, admonis' me that it was 4
Every days experfe proved tina, it was .iol
and the first monththc new adminis'ra. con
vinced me that it a revival of'fed,rar w,
der new name. Lgus,ed at the fraud -,
was cheated,ou,my vote. take this ypposr,
nifty Of announce jim the language Of broth
er coons Of '41at al have como out from
among the foul ky," for, by this fraud, ex,end
ed as i. has be9ver the whole country the peo
pie of this greabubc have been chea;
cd and insultet this wolfsh federaIis .,u,cl
prowIs amonsEd'sgrised in the white and gena
gurb Of dcm3cy.


Whilst an/r, James p. Creanc, who had been
elected Vicdesident of Clay Club, begs leave
to decline 4 onor, (!) having as he suggests at.
tended one heir meetings rs spectator, merely
just to chow far whiggery pould go-a =.
what capee could CUT