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To the above respectful communication
we desire to add short comment: We
have taken pains to enquire into the past
political history Of Mr.. NORTON, and find
that he has been firm aud consistent Re-
publican for several years-that he had the
cou age to avow himself one at time when
some of the other present candidates for
Congress (who now have curled their hair
and blacked their faces to greater degree
than ever he did) were sadly alarmed at the
infernalism Of the Republican doctrine.
Mr.. NORTON voted for Mr.. LINCOLN in
1860, and has long been an advocate of the
doctrine that Congress-madeup, as it was,
of the direct representatives Of the people
of all the States-is the proper guardian of
the Territories; and that it should exercise
its guardianship until the Territories were
populous enough to be admitted as States,
and then the people should say what the
character of their institutions should be.
lie differed from an Abolitionist in this; he
denied the right of the General Govern.
ment to interfere in any way with the local
Institutions of any State: he was always a
firm believer in the inviolablity of the
rights of every State, whether slave or
free, and of the rights of every individual,
whether STAKEHOLDER or an Abolitionist.
Mr.. NORTON is understood as a man OF
liberal political views, and in the execu'
ton of the duties of his Office, as United
States Marshal, he has shown good sense
and discretion which has won for him the
good opinion of moderate and judicious men
of this State, and has brought down upon
him the vengeance of the ultra and malig
nant type represented by United States Col
lector HoRNBRooK, Postmaster CAMPBELL
&c. Had Mr.. NORTON have paid attention
to all the complaints of the excited, mar
row-minded creatures, who denounce ever.
utterance as disloyal which does not full.
accord with their own bigotted notions,
would have arrested seven-eighths OF tn
people of West Virginia for disloyalty. L
his circumspection in this respect our pee
pie are indebted for large share of tn
tranquility and peace which they have Ell
Ijoyed. -
We do not understand Mr.. NORTON I
, have any interest in the continuance of tt
war that is not shared by the whole patr
4. otic people. a large number of citizens
certain States are in arms against the Col
stitution and lawful authorities Of tt
: country. He believes that this armed for'
against the ', rnment should be met wi
armed force and put down; and that wh'
this is done tho war should cease. We
- not understand him to favor the prosec
= ton of the war for the destruction OF al
: individual or State right; nor for purpos
) of revenge, but solely for the purposs
Is l., quelling an armed insurrection within t
States. BE fully recognizes the conspis
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To the Honest Men of the Sec.
Ond District.
A Complete Exposure Of the Grafton
Convention.

A Complete Exposure Of the Grafton
Convention.
I KINawooD, Sept. 25th, 1863.
DEAR SIR have been very sick for
more than two weeks. am now able to
write and walk about.
A gentleman this morning came to me
ana said he had been inclined to support
Burdett in the coming election, and had
written to the editor OF the Fairmont Ma
tional-who he knew to be an active friend
and leader of the Burdett party-about the
best mode to pursue to promote the interest
of Mr.. Burdett, in answer to which he re-
ceivsd letter, copy of which / send you,
attested by Mr.. Crane, who knows the hand
writing of Mr.. Boyd Will honestmen at
tend such Convention
Yours, truly, W. 6. Brown.
To Dir. Boughnsr, Col. James Erans, and
good men generally.
National" OFFICE,
FA1RMoNT, WEST Va, :
Sept. 22, 1863. )
Mr.. MINEAR;-Dear SiT:-Yours of the
18th received The indical ions are that
Browns friends will ignore the Convention
and not attend it, and that he will run any
how. If We can give iBurdett the pres
tige of nomination be is sure of an cleo
ton; and l don't think he is Wihout it.
There will hardly be any Court House
cliques in Convention except from MonOn-
gala, Preston and Barbour counties. We
must use all our utmost endeavors to get
all the refugees from Pocahontas, Hardy,
Hampshire, Pendlcton, Morgan, &C., to at.
teud Do what you can in this way-and
in any way. Whatever expenses you may
incur in any way will be refunded to you
at Convention. If, when the Convention
meets, we find by counselling together that
Burdett's chances are the best without the
risk of nomination, We can manage to
make no nomination, but let allrun through.
Isaw Zinn on yesterday. He'svery con-
fdent OF carrying Preston county. How
is it? Write every day aud keep me post.
ed. Burdett writes me that it is doubtful
about his getting leave of absence even
for ten days. His friends must take care oi
his interest. J. n. BOYD.
I'll send you my paper this week with
Browns record. It's very black. We must
defeat him by all means.
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WHAT ONE WORM DID.

"Tbat's a splendid sycamorersait
a gentleman TO his friend, to whom
he was showing his grounds.
"Yes.' replied his friend,who wa.
a naturalist;;sbut see! here is a wood
worm forcing its way under The
bark. lfyou let that worm alone il
will kill the tree
The worm was a mean-lookinE
black-headed thing about three inch.
es long. The owner Of the tree
pooh poohed at the idea Of one such
worm killing so noble a tree, and
said:
"Well. well,we'll see. I'll lei the
worm try it, . 0et
The worm soon worked its way
under the bark. The next summer
the leaves of the tree drppped off We
ry earlH A year later it was dead
and rotten thing, One worm had
killed it. Only one. LaahaA
Sometimes | see boys and girls
with beautiful faces,gracefui bodies,
and pretty fair characters. They
are merry, polite. hopeful boys and
girls. but they viii cherish spplsgpe
iavorite fault. One, will Be proud,
another vain; third win be envi-
Gus, fourth will be passionate hox
and then; fifth will lie, a sixth will
break the Sabbath, a seventh will
disobey father and : another, an
eighth will quarrel and 6ghs;ip short,
some one fault or other can be seen
working upon their characters as
clearly and busily as that black
headed worm was seen boring into
the tree. effeE
One Of those boys or girls IS read |
ing this line just now. have al
whisper for you,my little friend. III
don't want TO speak it out loud, so II
just say softly in your ear: siis II
"H you let your one great fault
alone it will ruin your soul!'
There, think Of all this, will you'll
Think OF il, my child, till sou are
afraid 10 keep your fault. Then go
TO Jesus and ask him 10 wash i'll
away in his most precious blood, will
vou,--Sunday School Advocate.
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for the 9mle folk.
AN ANCIENT GENERAL.

About the year 1871 B. c., an in.
teresting little child aged shout three
months, was picked up from little
boat which was found by Pharaoh's
daughter, floating around the flags
which grew by the brink Of the riv.
er. The cause Of the child thus hav-
ing a little boat for his. cradle, and
having no one to rock it but the
waves Of the river, was this. Pha-
raoh, King of Egypt, in order to
build up his own nation and destroy,
another, had given orders to his peo-
pie to drown all the little Hebrew
boys in the river. So this child's
mother, finding il impossible to hide
him longer than three months from.
his enemies, concluded to construct
a little life boat, for it proved to be
such, as the daughter Of the cruel
king decided to raise the child. She
told the sister of the child, who had
been watching to see what would
become of her little brother,t TO bring
her a nurse for the. child. So she
brought its mother. And you may
guess that the child happened TO get
very kind nurse,and one that could
keep secret. At. last she brought
him home to Pharaoh's daughters
and she named him Moses. 4.i
After Moses became a man. he
began to favor his own kindred, The
Hebrews, whoswete IA bondage, toll
ing for the king. So Moses left the
house of Pharaoh and dwelt in an
other part Of the country among his
brethren, and became a shepherd.
While he was tending the flock the
Lord appeared unto him in a burning
husband appointed hun aleoder over
the Israelites, to lead them forth from
their tyranrical masters, the Egyp-
tians, to the Iand Of Canaan land
of promise, which was supplied with
milk and honey, and many good
things, and was 10 be h land Of their
own. But Pharaoh refused to let
them go till great Fmany plaques
was sent, SO anxious was be to rulei
over them. Even after they had
departed, he followed them with an |
army of men to bring them back fai
bondage, bat was drowned With his
men in the Red Sea. Hosisi's1 ic -
The children of Israel, on account
of their wickedness, wandered forty
years 10 the wilderness before they
arrived at the promised land. M6-l
ses was their prophet and lawgiverI
during the long journey. Many in
teresting events transpired during
their wanderings. They had a pill;
lar Of cloud to guide them during
the day, and q pillar of fire to direct
them on theft way by night; and
were supplied with bread without
any labor Of their own, <1csbt inl
gathering it from the ground. When
they were, thirsty, water was FUR
nished them by the shifting Of a
rock. After Moses had been their
leader forty years, and had arrived
in sight Of Canaan. be went to the
top of a mountain TO see the prom
ised land before his death for it was
ordered that he should not 90 7htoI
the land. So he died aged one hum
dred and twenty years. Now, i'll
you wish to read Ill the particulars
about Moses, you will find the full
history in the Bible. Commence at
the beginning keep your place, and
see how soon you can read it thro' \
Cousin CHARLEY.
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