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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-07-02
" II. How many are cruel housbands
l3. How many are hen -pecked husbands

HORACE Mann, has at length spoken in re-
gard to slavery and the constitution. Hereto
fore, he has been on both sides of the constitu-
tional question. Now he finds no support of
slavery there. We wish he could have an
nounced this conviction on the floor of Con-
gross, and not have waited till the eve of his
retiracy to the shades of literary life. But
thanks to that pressure which has brought it
even now. May its application be vigorously
continued, till all who are in possession of Of
fec, or who seek for power, shall avow the
revolutionary sentiment that "slavery cannot
and shall not be legalzed." Let it be engraven
upon every platform, and written in letters of
blazing light, over the entrance way to every
office. Slave holders speak out not only their
most radical convictions, but also their most
ultra imaginings, while too many anti-slavery
men suppress their most thorough convictions,
in the very places where of all Others, they
should be most freely uttered-the places where
il uttered, they will most ofTectually dispense
terror to the heart of slavery. This is the
great temptation of the connection of moral
with political reform. It is the work o. the NOR
al reformcr to proclaim truth, however unpop-
ular, that he may correct the heart and man.
ners. 1t is the business of the politician to Sc
cure a majority, and too often by any means
especially by suppression and palliation of the
truth. Politicians may ever be safely watched,
however high their moral position, or however
holy their purpose. With the moral sentiment
of the majority below them, the temptation is
an ever present one, to sacrifice principle fol
success-truth for numbers.
Mr.. Wendell Phillips speech before the late
New England Convention, published in thu
Nos of the Standard and Liberator, though
made before the two last letters of Mr.. Nam
were written, is valuable accompaniment, no
to say answer, to these letters. 1t seems to u
one of the best we have ever seen from it
author.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-07-02
Anti-Slavery in the West.

The Li5erator publishes the following letter
to the General Agent of the Mass. Anti-Slav-
cry Society;
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-07-02
GEORGE POW,
JAMES BARNABN,
JACOB uEAION.

June I, 1853.
Papers friendly to investigation please copy
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SALEM, Col. Co., o
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07
Gre0E BSgggegtssS.
JANE ga So ElAg AEsa

JANg va S'E'e1Es As&'B
HAS Just received tho largest and most beautiful
l. L stock ofSpRlNG and 5 NM ER DRY GOODS
ever brought to Cadiz, which have been selected
with great care from the recent imporIatiors in
Philadelphia and Will be sold for cash or good pro.
duce at very small advance above Eastern COST
Purchasers are respectfully solicited to give them
an early call, and secure good bargain the stock
consists OF general assortment Of the following ar
icles:
French Merino and Thibet Cloths;
Coburgs, Pharmacies, and Persian twills;
High coored de laines, cashmere and Gala plaids
Mohair and silk lnstres, aIpacas, all colors,
Bombazlnes and Persian cloths do do .
High lustre plain black silks all widths;
Brocades, satin pads and watered Silks
Black and Chameleon silks and Turk saiins
China Silks and Poplins, plain and figured
/ French and American Glnghams, all prices;
,Englsh and American chintZes and caicoes;
Needle worked cuff collars, chimizettes and capes
Embroidered, plain and hem-sttched linen cam.
brio hdkfs; 49,
Silh pocket hdk'fs cravats and neck ties; .a
Gloves mitts, hosiery and suspcnders
Iiekings, checks, bleached and brown nuslins,
Irish Linen table cloths and damasks;
Bird-eye and Russia diapers, very cheap;
High colored dress and sack iannels, plain and
figured
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans,
and Vestings; -.
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons at bargains
Spring and Summer Shawls, general assortment.
Crash and towels at 30 per cent. below regular
prices; ..- t.....t
Red, white and yellow hannels very cheap
Also general assortment OF Queensware, Groce
ries, &c. Bring on your trade.
CadlZ, Ohio, April %, 1858 .' s.| ....
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PROSPECrUs Foll 1856
The Saturday Eyening Post.

tSRIFALEp ARRAT OF TALENT.
THE PTaprietSTs OF Tie POST, IN again coming be
fore the psbo, would TeIuJn thanGs tor lie eonsr-
ous pau0laFe WHICH has placed them la Ih Hd-
vance ot every other Literary WeeAly M Ah'er'sa-
Alr as is ioiy suitable TesuIn tor such ace aiiS
hearty support, IheE arrangements LOT toy4 A1.e
bevn mace With degTve % llefaly PiOoao'! IN
equ9led IN dle history vi AileTlean he"sp'Pet ~
azure. hey nave eCgased as eon'Toitots .ot =.
ensuing year tie following eIIiA4aIl. a-A"' "a
ana gtnlus;- .t45L-gE NJ H.
Ms. Suathworth-Elaerson Benneii---AIs Ueh-
is0n-- lirace IIgccuwoOd IND Fanny itiA ~ ~ ~
hrst papeI y.JangaIy gsxt, We oesisn ~ - -
an CllIinal Nvyulot, wlitteH expressly iO' oAI ~
l1nu.' Ion1iti.d the Bride ol the Wilderness by
Emerson Bennett, Author oi 3" y lOIa' N'N'a ''le
land, The 4 orged " lli' ETC =. 4g,l.-.
This NOys.el, Gy the popular author OF ottIH I
MoreIard,n We design iohowin. ~ Yna'-,-" Snfn.
The SIep-iaetAer. BY Alrs. Mary a, Dehlson' Au'h'
ar OF s,iuale Pictures, !" "GeIIude RAssell' vle'
ia k,eLays a4sO tile promise Of nun Der I" sAe1Sh-
as by I,race ureenwV VOd whose brilLnl and versa
/ lie pen wlh be almost exclusively eaPlo!e" upon
! lac 4 ost and LeT oAu "Lltte Fllsflm
/ AIRS SoutAw orIh-Viose fascinating WORKS aie
now beng rapidly repu14shed IN Englaiit Wlll
maintain I.s4 Slu anu pleasant cOhLscloh rAtu az
ross he neat story iron her gliIed pen VIII "
IItei, Mnlal.i the AEthsvri ol u4S us4i s."fbe
/ Dy LAluIa u. l.. \. Souuiwo1th, AuInoI oi re nc
! Lulse OI IlltoH," "ihs Lost heHess, INC De'
/ ser,cd " Hes, etc. ..
1 d And laSt--nut least--we are authorized'to an
nOpGlo a series of articles from one wLo has TaPld
iy rison very high in popular iaYoF, lAHy WIZ oa
/ entitled a new series OF sketches, by fahIy EeiH
! Author Of "Fern Leaves, etc.
I We expect 10 be able to commence the SAetcnes
by Fanny EeIn--as well the series by UracS
Greenwood the early numbers OF the coming
year ,
! Engravings, Foreign Correspondence, Agrlouitu
raj Articles Tho ew S, Congressional keporis Inc
Markets, etc. atse shall be regularly given
| ay-CHEAP POSINAGE--Ih Ihe postage on thu
Post 10 any part OF tho United States, when palI
quarterly in advance, is only 20 cents year
! TERMS-The terms OF the Posi- are TWO dol
lars per ahnu1n, payable in advance
Four Copies, 50 90 per snnum, copies, anu on,
to the get6er up OF the Club, $1,000 per annuin, /
copies, and one 10 the getttr up OF the club sL9'U
| per annull 20 copies, and one to the getter up o
the club, $1,000 per annum
/ The money for clubs always must he sent IN al
vance Subscriptions may be sent at our rlsR.-
Whenthe sum is barge, draft should be procured
if possible cost of which may be deducted IRON
The amount. Address, always postpaid
DEACON 4 PEI ERSON,
No. &c South Third Street, Philadelphia.
RrN. B.--Any person desirous OF receiving
copy of the Posi-, as Il sample, can be accommo
ialod by notifying the publishers by letleE' tPoSl
paidD "." t'. nov 49, I'''
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FAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
" Il D.!
Youth and Manhood.

Il Rigorous Life, or a Pre1oatare Death.
KlNKELLN ON ELF-PEEsERyATISN--ONLY 25 CENTS,
This Book just published is filled with useful in
formation, on the intirmites and diseases OF the
GencratiYe Organs 1t addresses itself alike to
y outh, Manhood and Old age, and should be read
by all. ..tN ...0. ...,
The valuable advice and impressive warning it
gives will prevent years OF misery and suffering,
and save annually Thousands OF Lives ssn
Parents by reading it will learn how to prevent
the destruction OF their children.
q. a remittance rot % cents, enclosed in letter,
addressed t1Dr. NkELIN, N. w. corner of Third
and Union streets, between Spruce and Pine, Pha
delphia will ensure book under envelope, per re
turn OF mail. - .r p ,....r. 90 -.f7. ~
Persons at distance rlny address DR.. X. by let
er, (post-pad) and be cured at home. ..
Packages OF Medicines, Directions, &c. forward
ed by sending remittance, aud put up secure from
damage or curiosity. H-.H. --r..
booksellers, News Agents. Pedlers, Canvassers.
and all others supplied with the above work very
low rates May Is, lS53-ly
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n EW7Isz GOODS!

E'RIENDS, / am pot on Ihs present oeeasion' so'
Il ingtc'teH you that A have, got ten, hl'een OF
uvruty thousand dc!lars worth u Goods to sell you,
hui viii Just sdy from de hoefa patranage yon have
heretofore bestowed upon ne, tuai have enlarged
my inthmg Business, 50 thar am now prepared 70
acc,.illOdais you with choice selection OF Clo,
ihsan, never 5oi0re offered ia Cadiz. Cloth and
TrlrI,uinrs Of every shade ana as good wOTkmen as
san be lUuud, li.al Nodey competition IN thls re-
specs, tlar s,OeA oi cOlhuls IL now very complete,
trUia Monkey laeAet Up ,Ge hQest Siberian CoSI
and Opera ClDahs. \ iull sock oi Pants OF all
grades and prices, and a splendid stocs oi Vests
from one dollar up 70 SIX fine white check and
flannel Shuts, Drawers, Hots, &c. Call and look
tor yourselves, ane IL what have told you Is n"i
true, We do not ASK you 10 purchase looping you
may cali and be pleased and purchase Is The slnee
rest wish OF I. ... .r
b. Your most humble servant,
- - a. +. MOORE,
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CARDING.

THE undersigned takes this method vf intITmin,
ihe public that he has bought and SNOW ps rma
nenIly repairing ana httr up the Carding tullIng
und Manufacturing establishment lately 5&ned b.
T. Teal, three miles south OF Cadiz, on the f6ad to
New Athens, lie expects to be ready to do an the
Wool will be taken in at the store OF Wood q.
Sulun's IN Cadiz, and returned prompdy, and all
work warranted A liberal share of pubic patron:
ACE is desired. Prces as low as other responsible
| establishments JOSEPH *. JOHNSTON.
| May IL, 1888.
/ N. B. Cove rlet and Carpet Weaving done on ths
most reasonable terms tor customers at the above
astnblishment J. L. JOHNSTON
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AFFLICTED READ!!!
PHILADELPHIA.
ILlLI1 IIIlISE,

MEDICAL HOUSE
Established IS years ago, by DR.. kinkeln, n Y.
conner of Third and Union Streets between
Spruce and Pine sts., Philadelphia.
EIGIiI EEN years of extensive and uninterrup:
ed practice spent this city, have rendered Dr. n.
the most xoert and successful practitioner far and
near in the treatment OF all diseases OF private ma
ture Persons afflicted with ulcers upon the body,
throat or legs pains in the head or bones nercuriai
rheumatism, slrictures gravel disease arising from
youthful excesss or impurities Of the blood, where
by the constitution has become enfeebled are all
treated with success.
lie who places himself under the care of Dr. L.,
may reigiously conte i'll his honor as a gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his skill as physician.
I 'H'AkE E'Ass'gACUhAEs NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by n
certain practice indulgea ll--a habit frequently
learned from evil companions or at school; Inc ef-
tccts OF whiah nightly felt, even When asleep,
and destroy both mind and body, should apply i'm
mediatuly. Weakness and constitutional debility.
loss of muscular energy, physical lassitude and gen
eral prostration rriabiity and all nervous atec-
tons indigestion, sluggshness OF the liver, ana
every disease in any way connected with the dsor-
der OF the provocative functions cured, and lu vgor
| estOreI.
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A Word to the Ladies.

TINE only apoisgy have for addressing you these
J. few lines now, IS TO let you know tnat am
ON hand with the freshest and most splendid stock OF
Dress Goods, purchased exclusively tor you, ever
before offered in Cadiz to which desire to call your
attention. To enunerate everything in this line
would take too much time and space, but will give
you a list Of the leading articles. We have French
Mernoes every color, all wool; Coberg Cloths; all
Velyets, &c; also a few patterns OF fancy Flannel;
Opera Cloth, new article for dresses; three dozen
new and rich style Bay State and Brtisle long Shaws
one hundred pieces OF new st lie and fast color
prints as cheap as ever; Black and Fancy Silk; white
Cambria, Swiss, &C., and great many other arti-
clos which have not time to mention. Excuse me
ladies' tor this bret notice. Hoping..thes few lines
may find you all enjoying good health, peace and
pleasure, that you will call and often, and
lake something along each time,
remain yours, most truly,
A. T. MOORE
CadiZ o. August 49, 1853
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Ready Made Clothing.

A GOOD assortment of Ready Made Cloth
always ON hand we do not desire 70 boast and
say that We had the largest and cheapest stock O
cali. and ifyou ore rot convinced IA this - ths
place ready made clothing will nol be our lalt-
sep 2l-Is5j WM. HOG e & co.
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ATTORNEYS Al LAW & SOLICITORS IN
CIlANCERY, .
EJANIG formed Il partnership in the practice OF
Ii their protession will attend promptly TO all
business enuusted to them Professionally, IN Harrl-
sonand the adjoining counties.
Othce nearly opposite The Mansion House up
stalIs.
Andiz August 8, 1853 -L--
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AfLention, Farmersl!

II HAVE this dA " received large assortment Of 8
il A. NlillaTd & Cos. eelePraIed GFass, Grain and
Brumble Scyihes. Hay straw and Manure Forks;
Hoes, Hay knIyes eyIhe Sneaths, w haTon's kskes,
&e all vi which viii be disposed OF very cheap 10
cash At the Big Paddock. X. J. BENNETT.
'Cadz June5 g. 1883 .- .t a. u -..N.H#
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Il. PHILLIPS G. SON,
Dealers in Boots, Shoes, Leather, etc.,
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE TIE PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
C;AdiB, OtEIO,

A beautiful lot olLADIES home made dres shoes
"A Gators &c. latest styles, and warranted to
ware well. Also Eastern do---at very low prices
...... .. J. PEIlLllfS & son. &
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4 TRANSPARENT 7
Background.

DAGUERREOTYPES taken with the transpa-
~ rent back ground unequaled, if sottness OF
tone is desired.
This background throws the image out in Bold
reiefand renders the surface OF the plate invisible.
DagueTeotypes are still taken for one dollar at
the room OF IL. DAVIS.
October &c. 80
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From the Oadiz Fonndrv..

WE have sn hand ard keep for sale Al the kind
w and Psttsuns u floug u Points, usllly kebt a
The Cadiz Foundry. Also various sizeI east Gfatss
spga %, 1883 WOOD and SMITH.
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McMechen's Literary nenot.

McWechen's Literary Depot,
TNHE undersigned has removed his LITERARY
Il DEPoT to No. 4. Washington Hall, Monroe St
where he constantly kesps on hand, books station
cry varieties: also, all the popular Magazines News
or Literary Papers OF the day. A choicer selection
OF the latest POPULAR PUBLICATIONS cannot be found
in any establishment in the West lie invites his
friends from Ohio to give him call
JAS II. McMECHEN.
Wheeling, sep2S 1e53-ly
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KT1'eSSs ADs'ts9s

TTNIIE subscriber is receiving his stock eo~sy.sSe,
Il OF spring and Summer DRuGs which SssEa!ESsfS
have all been selected by himseItin the S%XM
Eastern cities, and is much the largest ElkA
assortment OF the kind ever brought to 49,
this market and in point OF quality, price, etc. vii
compare with anystock in the country He will sci
as low as any establishment west OF the mountain.
tor cash or approved country produce. Person!
wishing to purchase any article in the
fss ORk DsE ID Ss q Il ZINE,
would do well to call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEALL
CadiZ. May 49, 1852.
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NEW CHIMA,7

"a. 40. NEW CHINA a4..... i
13 Glass RMd (speensWtEc store, a
No 2S, monroe STREET, WArELING VIRGINIA
FTlE subscribers respectfully give notice that they
Il have imported direct from the manufacturers, q
large and complete stock Of the above WARE togeth-
er with an assortment oflGtAGTLR ORNAmENrs and
FANCY GooDs, some of which are of exquisite taste
and beauty. Iron, Stone, China, and Porcelain
Breakfast Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware ofan entire
every description; Britannia Ware, Cutlery, ETC.
We shall at all times keep as complete an ussort.
n,ent OF Comnon Ware on hand, for the city and
country trade as can be found at any other store in
the West and by giving our attention to re.
packing the game, convince all who may favor us
with their patronage, that they cannot do better al
any other establishment in the country
HOBBS, BARNES g. CO.,
Flint Glass Manufacturers, Wheeling, Va
'anuary L, 1S52.---tf. . ....s ... ..tD' .. .r.
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Cndiu. o. Anr. 81 $50.
r. PHILIPS & SON.

MANUFACTURERS OF boots and shoes, and
WI dealers III Truuks and IrayIllng sachs, mo
roco & kId-sSi2s, lining and 6ndns do. ssss'
Nails thread and bindings generaiy, keep cViI
sIantiy iUr sale an assortment VI lie above artcies
their od stand Opesle the Pubic ohices eadi%'~h
y nent Tor sale cheup by J. bEAl4l4.
aprli 20, 1870. 4e.. a. b.. ...F. &C. ar
n AsoNs ORIGINAL CHALLrN6E BLEACHING, large
al atriI 20 1888 '''' - JOHN BEALL.
W. AITE, Red and Black Lead, Linsced Oil,
w Lackur, IUrpeHuue, etc, Hesh aud large
supply, uI april 70, lo53l JOHN bEALL'o.
INAS-Alnold's Hoyer's, Harison's Monison's
L Block ksom 5, &c., large and small botues, ilne
supply cheapL iapr 20, '53l J. BEALL.
S,TEEL PENS, a large and fine assortment. yari-
= Gus brands, cl.eIp at JOHN BEALLS.
CNAND PAPER, prime eastern article, and u
| y large assortment by lapr 20, '53J J. BEALL-
NAP, letter Note a. nd fancy Pap@s, States, PEN
apriI TIs 70 Isl 1888, S'e '0' D. ~ JOHN BEALL
! CAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various kinds
NAV 4, 1888 - = JOHN BEALL'S
| JYNVEL0aES, Plain and Fancy, q new supply
Il cheap at tlnay 4, 'j3l }, SEALL'0'
! iSICOTCH,, RAPPEE and MACCOWBA SNUFF
| - reshsupply, Tor sale al ,,.,
may4, 1898 reIgn .' JOHN BEAGLFo.
6SNA LBS. ventian Red Eng, Just roceivfd ant
OVV for sale cheap at JOHN BEALLI p
/ (gRAEA LBS Epson and Glauber, SALTS, Q
! AOVU prime white article for sale cheapat
may L. 1893 a JOHN BEALL'S
DAY RUM, fine article for BARRIERS use, for sale
! ID by (may 4, 1859 JOHN BEALL
/ CANARY Seed and Cutie Fish Bone Il new sup.
~ ply cheap ut (may 4, '53) JNO BEALL'o.
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Rig Paddock Forever!
JESSE IL. McMATA, .
Attorney uIId GOMnsciiOr as LAW
:.MtauSOiIctGOF ia C9IaRCcTy,

CADIZ OHIO
WI ILL practice in Harrison and the adjoining
w counues. All business entrusted to ms care
viii receive prompt and diligent attention,
10 Othce-In the Probate Judges building, over
the Market House, Cadiz, Chic.
SeptemberS 3, 1872.
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Malllmoth Hat store.

AI1tosAAKAAAUg4Ai A4stI JtUIEs g.olr IA
~ NI46 I hHp i4o, MAIN SrREET WHEEIING, Va Us
.p.AVERY, having enlarged his store in order TO
sui the demand, has on hand ard is receiving
from the eastern cities, and manufacturing, one 81
tle largest stockssof Hats and Gaps thai has yer
heen offered in this city, consisting Of ev@y vasiety
and style now in use all of which vii bc sold at
he lowest possible price, wholesale and retail
I. Sept 4,lS53.rly t9l.lnl ..fu el hnn.nfAlel nm
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Oomestics,

NT USLINS, Ticking, Check, sGingham, Prints,
1fI fIannel, Jeans and plain and Figured casinetGs
Tor sale and very cheap for this season "r
, sent 10 1883 'U. W ..t WIN FIJ)EC g. co -
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Stone and Earthen Ware, at HFl ~ Eai7Tq fal
: ml grfB3GH1aWOOD a. SMITHS Corner.
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: - =
And my office inCadiz until the goth Of Decem
er, 1853; Iwish each Tax Payer to bring with hin
eventy-fve cents Of ohabge. Z F'.'l i75f .'ii Z
lslAl d. HILBERT, County Treasurer
& Cadiz, Ohio, August 2O 1858. 'isl ~ :" p
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To the TaZ Payers OF Harrison Go.
TTHHE amount OF er-centage levied on eRch dol
| lar of valuation OF the taxable property in the
everal Townships OF said County tor the year A. D.
lah3 is rs inilOWs:--- - -
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Washington Correspondence.

WASHINGTON, sth Dec, 1853.
The attempt al suborning a witness in the Forest trial
by john w. Forney the democratic Clerk of the House
OF Representative of the United States exhibited in
his famous Forest letter." a. il il usually called (but
which was, in fact addressed to a nan named Jsmison
has not been held to the and contempt the
American people a. it should have been IL cannot be
that majority of the people OF these United States are
tar gone in vice and immortality sanction such an
attempt by eevang to high and responsible position
IN the government, the Who in open court confess
es that he ia the authoT aud writer of the letter in CUES
ton II they are not prepared thus to act in their
persons are they prepared 10 sanction and endorse the
act IN their Teprss"dfireS This is the question they
have consider and decide; a. a majority of IN.
Representatives OF the people have endorsed Mr. Forney
with this horrible stain his character, staring full
in the face - l. il not fair infer, that the man who
would act Forney has acted ruin trp.d, and that
woman the wife OF another man. tOSt; Edward Forest,
would not scruple TO follow in the footsteps Of Caleb
NeNuitV of deianng nooriety, elevated by the same
party, and perhaps of the very men who On
Monday the 5h day OF December 1885, voted TOR John
w. Forncy Clerk OF the House Of Representatives
Thank God, all of Vrginas representatives could he
induced follow in such lead Judge Bayy an old and
hitherto highly respectable member of the House, from
whom better things were expected, did for Mr. For
ney. How he will settle that with his
and his own conscience, know not but as I like him.
aud have always honored Tim for his noble and manly
bearing, and particularly for his purity a politician
hope lac toe able TO do to their satisfaction aud his
own No one will lac, or has been suppose, surprised
to find fayee McMullen and Billy Smith sustaining
4 man who has guilt enough upon him sink him below
the notice OF any heightened gentleman in the
such course would naturally enough 10 expected Of
them! IL II not So however with Mr. kidwell the
member from the Wheeling District better things we're
expected of him. and things tending the promotion oil
public moTa-no vice and also of the other gentle.
men from Virgins who voted with the above named
Let Us look now Or moment, tue list Of those who
refused to sanction and endorse this abominable outrage
First in the list is your immediate Representative Judge
Caskie, young, talented and noble gentleman then fol
low the names Il Eimundson, Powell, GOode Letcher,
Bocock, &c, sc.
have not spoken particularly OF Mr. Faulkner who
cast his vote for Foney, because being in his first
love for democracy it was reasonable expect that he
would follow whthersocver his leaders should direct
In this, one J. disappointed presume. ALPHA