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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-24
rIa.Iate Elections.

'rbe Northern elections show Uns6n VIC
to II WA hayo no changes e NOTICE in tho 70;
saiEexs that in Ohio thtsss n6Fa prospect
III Ms;saa'a) (Dom.) so.f Congress froh
AZ 1s}E District will 10 ceptehsl. His nass
jSiay oyor.ps,.no (Uniona'is Qaly; 24si and g
is supp supppossed he obtained moro than thus many
fraudulent votes. 1t is therefore yet possible
that Dclano may represent tho 18th Dis
trio. in the 10th Congress-. The result, as it
now glands, without counting Dclapbt is; z
Republican gain Of one member They gained
two members il Pennsylvania, and lost De-
lano in Ohio, ,,.,,.f,/iI,f',
J In Indiana they lost tho Nth District and
gained 9TH. - '''
:! In Iowa oil arc Republicans '7"&~
Tho State Legislatures ate' oil largely Ro'
publican. Pennsylvania will therefore elect q
Republican Senator in place Of Gown, (l}em')
whose torn expires with tho seth Congress;
Oregon has also made change in Senators
in favor Of tho Republicans. .. = -
These two chansos IN connection with
Scovcll's election in New Jersey, will add fire
to the Northern two-thirtls majority in the
present Senate; so that the 10th Congress
will bc completely independent Of Andy md
his vctocs. 49,, ...... q
The representatives to the 40th Congress,
as far as chosen, arc politically divided as fol-
lows. D t.-' 90.
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which Co1Eresst?--- Union or
80 ..b>.. Traitors %, ~

Which C6nRress@?---the Union OF
Traitors - 81
Voter, before you deposit your bal
Nn&}, o. vially im'
|pSstanE forjos9o Is INSURED which
S &, S,,' ss 'S;ssSs;sa j !;
the Traitots' AT is known where
Judge polsley stands on the question
If. elected he Will only 80 with the
ynioMgopgfess. > FHat is t,ijs n: fFta.f p !o
IIow does Cen. 0ley stands Hesup
ports Johnson's policy, and that pol
|fcy. il 10 forta. febGls. Into Congress
without. guarantees 'the-~fature
poacS Of the country: This no threat
ems 70, do even, :IEho is compelled te
use tho army and'navy to snbdue the
free people Of the North. Remember
thu,if Andrew Johnson is successful
in tho coming election, he will most
assurcd|y do this thing, md then will
come another ;war with added horrors
Arc you willingihat the traitor. John
son should plunge us again into in
terneciuc strife !, lf,not, vote the Union
ticket, and thus defeat his bloody plan
Voter, ponder this thing calmly, be-
fore you vote Tomorrow. ''...
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J; No ,yAc,LLArlos Now.-Thea lato
campaign, the nominations. 'i preceding
it, and tho results oftl.o elections clos.
ing it, have demonstrated one thing,
namely, that until tho great issucs bc'
fore the country arc definitely settled,
until I'LL the questions growing cnt;of'
the war are finally dispo,edo of no. ono
who occupies uncertain or shifting
ground ,need 'hope:ior places Of trust.
and honor ut the hands or tho loyal
:peoply:5r :: Whatever might eoeelhs!e
bcenithe case,, it,is po,time. tor doubt
or vucillation now. ;.,,.,. :. mn, "
years sAt
wasmade to- destroy tho 6overnmSht,
The Union party foss lifts m.jesty,
IsN Detected ahs| Gsld bRfI AHtd tho
foundations Of tlell sepabIic are laid
anew, broad ind I,tlninntable, mons.
who took pskrt2 IL 'tl's, TeIellisBca9,,
tor 4 moment be trusted With'Puiiealt,
lower:@Cia. Gazetls.: s Il " :
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4 BACKING Down. Some days since :.
Washington dispatch appeared in tho Phila-
dclphia Lslger; stating that President John.
son Ind propoundcd certain questions to tho
Attorney. General respecting his duty1sspndcr
tho constitution" in reference to that Body IS.
Stunning to be Congress Of the United States
To correspondent who called on him to As.
certain the foundation Of this dispatch, tho
President said ""Any reports that ire s. CIV
culalion that l question tho constitu6onality.
Of Congress arc base tabriMias.T 1,G sood,
sum. be-: '
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Union 0lcp, Remember, the Dead
Heroes OF West Virginia, and
Honor them Next Thursday ut
the Polls. 80 II
We want every Union man in West Vir.
ginia to 90 to the polls ami honor the mem.
Dry Of our brave and noble dead, by voting
the true Union ticket.
Remember that gallant son of yours, whom
you sent forth wi,l,,your blessing, and Whose
bones now bleach on some Of our GLORIOUS
battle fields; vote next Thursday to pcrnt.
uatc those glorious principles for which 10
sacrificed his l(a .r ..r'
Remember your noble brother who girlcd
on his ar,nor md went forth ut the call Of
his country, and Ibid down his life while in
the bloom Of youth and manhood, for the
glorious principles Of the Union party r..
member this, and vote the full Union ticket.
Remember such gallant spirits as Co.
Thoburn, Col. Frost, Col. Hall, and thou.
sands Of others, who now sleep in tho arms q:
dcath-mourned by the people Of the State,
their wives widowed, and their children
orphaned; for tho glorious principles of.thc
Union party, and vote the wholc, Union
ticket. ..# -..',a., o,
Remember that il is the munlcrors of
,hosc, gallant spirits for whom the ,couscra-
1T 4 = t-.e s.. =
tivcs Of our State are now enlisted ind-arc
trying to place in power. Remember this,
and vote the Union ticket. 'iH IT,. ."
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10 this, West Virginia, by her votes to-
morrow, will add threo Republican represent
ativcS, making GU Republican to 'l2 Demo-
Gratis, from eight States out Of tho &c now
represented in Congress.
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THE "BANSEH".. Capitalization county
sends 4 challoasc throughout tho State for the
honor Of thasabOrc title, by rolling up tho
greatest Union, majority or by showing tho
srcatsst union, gain: nKsnawha. county has
borne tho titlovdont let ns give it up let
rs roll up larger majority than in Nay.
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The New York Herald on tho 'Oc.
tUber elections.

Inc new IDtIE I1ST4lU OH TIC We
tUber elections.
When we remember how strong a
supporter my policy. chad in the
New York Herald until after Andy
hud "swung around tho circle" the
following extracts from u leader in
that paper must, indeed, be l,umilia.
ting TO the President. The Herald
says:
In the results oftlcsc October cleo.
tons we Thus read the verdict OF all
the Northern Suites On the case of the
President versus Congress. We do.
mand tho policy Of Congress. We
must have our securities torthc future
in,thc Constitution as the conditions
Of Southern restoration - security
touching the equality before the law
Of all citizens in their civil rights
security in regard to suffrage and rep.
rescntatiou-security for the payment
Of the national debt and against any
future recognition Of the debt Of the
rebellion or OF any claims Tor enamel.
pated slaves ; and VIC approve the SC.
curity proposed in the constitutional
amendment against the return to pc,
litical power Of any Of the traitoruus
and revolutionary political contrivcrs
and managers OF the late rebellion.
These securities IRE the ultimatum OF
the North, and it is the only policy Of
, wisdom ard safety on the part Of the
President and the South to adopt
! them.
|; Tho Union rs it was" with par.
ties rs they were, is the absurlcst Of
absurd ideas. We might rs well tall;
Of the restoration Of the ,Buurbons ~
they were in France before her reign
Of terror, or Of l'ompeii and Ilercu.
lanpum as they were, people and nil,
before the fiery eruption in which they
we're buried. No! The dead must
await the trumpet Of Gabriel. We
have had q terrible civil war I'll tire.
mcnlous rcvolution-a fiery deluge,
and many things that were, exist no
more. The victorious party Of the
war has dccrccd reconstruction Of
the Union on new constitutional guar.
antccs, involving ;hc expulsion from
the new sanctuary Of those PREACHER.
GUS Southern teachers and impostcrs
that Lciicd and brought down iilc and
ruin upon the old one. They arc to
be excluded, uud the Southern States
arc to have o new lease Of life and
prosperity, under new leaders, new
ideas and new party organizations.
So in the North the copperhcal peace
democracy ofthe war are dead, anI
will soon b. buried, as u political par.
~ or as political leaders. .-..... .
First OF all. the duty low dcvolves
upon President Johnson of preparing
! tic Southern Sta:cs for their manifest
destiny, and Of preparing such a mes
sage for Congress in December us
will bring him at once into" ahappy
accord with the conservative rcpub.
lican majority Of tho two hG,scs,
which, rejecting all tlcextrenc meas
urcs OF tho radicals, adopted the fair
and reasonable conditions Of thc con.
stitutional amendment. With har.
mony thus restored between President
and Congress, as it, ought to be. and
with the excluded States next restored
on the basis Of thenmendlnent, as they
will be, we shalt hare. The, great party
oftho tuture'in full;operation. - d
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rsTnE ,Raaey, ;Eiir,giniisn a.ys its .tspecial
reporter "rretur1st 84arwid0ws AID 81
'wfdowefs ,ih Stadnt66f. mid thar he' is
counting UP tho oldmaids and ba 9Lslors.
snd hopes to reporti in 1 week.
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inJUReE BEsksEnk'a mans, .Ieises. b insert,
cd by tho Point Pleasant Bta hi tt,S; ,tylar
:" conservative" ticket. Will Union mon vote
for . man who would consent to ibis 7~'.$
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: THE THIRD VOLUMES:
#ss5t*:*it4gjilniia::jS(aa ana(i
ApEorLE,s, cSlox -. SEP ..
FAm1IfYI NEwvsrA HIhn
October 2Ah n18665o.,q
rNNIrNESHN

Encouraged by the continued patronage Of
our loyal friends, though wo have 90 i,un..
diato PROSPECTS Of GROWING rrich"' from il
proceeds {wlht'eouStry editor ever did ~
We feel bound; not only by our promise n.do
at tho, beginning of the 2dlvoluu,, but for
the position accorded us by the Union puty,
Of our greut y alley, sits spokesman, Ind the no.
many uhexpifcd subscriptions, to pledge md
warrant the continuance oftl,r WEST vlraiin
JOURNAL Il (roushout the Sd volume? "i'''
We thers foro appeal to our:frea,ls not to
allow its Publication to 10 i. sacrifice, 70 ps.
This can only Le, avoided by an. e,rncs. Ct:
fortby a'stn in l,ekalEof. thc!ppqr:.Brtnd
our subscription list; let each loyll'm aan hot
only continue his own subscription, hut SEND
Us one te,0 subscriber, and the work. isdons.
Our principles nv too well known To nccl
repeating Politically, wcTarc for Inc cons,itu.
tional Amendment proposed BY. Congress At
its Inst scssion--in favor Of excluding rrbcls
from political power Until they repent and
opposed to negro suffrage in the State Of West
Virginia or elsewhere. except L 10 necessary
to prevent robcls from gaining the power to
pcrsccutc. loyal men in the Southern States:
i.e, il compelled to choose. We would prefer
to let tho ignorant negro yota rathor than the
unrcpcntunt rebels. -; Il u
but in our jealous defense Of our glorious
nation, We shall not forget to make tho
JOURNAL ...... ...,,: i.,.~g
. \ FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
Advocating the rights; privileges; and interest.
Of the p'"p'e against any encroachinents Of
nriStocrlcy," deyotins NJ p,uch space as pos.
siblc to family readiMy to encouragement, Of
Education, Temperance. Morality, and the arts
Of peace. ..... .... ,
We shall keep our readers posted on all
local and general news Of interest; upon the
laws passed; upon tho proceedings Of the
Courts; upon the markets, and all matters,
Of interest
TEE, NIS:
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WELcoME.-Wc havc placed on oul
exchange list u. poy Rqaieati.pnpog' lately r
startcdlin 'MouhdSville, the site 81 the
State Penitehtiary;; 1c6lled'"Thc Milton
al We welcome this indication Of the
growth and progress Of our new State
and Of the cause which is her life. ~
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The Two PlapS of Reconstruction
(which Side will You take?

The eyes Of the people, North and South
arc being opened to the justice, magnaninity
and fairness Of the Congressional plan Of re-
construction. If the South will accept it, the
trouble will soon he over; but il they reject
what has been offered them by the conserya.
tive branch Of the Republican party, thcy.will
have to accept such terms as will be dictated
to them by such Radicals as Sumner, Stevens
Wade, and others, who have, for tho time
being, been compelled to yield their extreme
views. The Congressional plan and President
Johnsons plan may be summed up briefly, as
follows: -
CONGRESSIONAL rLAS+ PRESIDENTS rLAS.
First: Gives tho pro- First: Leaves tho
lection Of the Inv. to ,enmncipated slaves
the cmancipated slave withoutany protection
inpcrson and property. Of property under tho
....... .'' Inv. "@' g.. :.
Second: Gives to thcI Second: Leaves to tho
white man in the clifton Of n Southern
Southern States pre-. State, who has fought
ciScly the same elect. Tor the destruction OF
i've power for Congress the Government, dou-
and President as the bic tho elective power
white man Of the for Congress and Pres.
North. idcnt that the loynl
white man Of the north
has. ~" g.. ..''' Z.
Third: Prevents the + Third: Would allow
leaders Of the rebellion nil the leaders ofthe re.
and those who violated ;bcllion to take seats in
their oath Of allcgiancc; Congress, orhold office
to the U. s., from hold. under the Government
ing office under the Go. they labored to de-
vernment, unless par. ,stroy. ... -. ;..''%
doncd by Congress-. :. ~ ..,'.' -. 49, 2
Fourth: Provides for Fourth: Gives no SO.
the payment tho Ma iourity for the payment
tional debt, and The OF tho National debt,
permanent reputation and leaves the question
Of the rebel war debt. Of tho rebel war debt
). - a.. ~ -@.'I' .fdpcn for agitation. q
These aro tho plain simple, and unexas:
gcratcd pointsoftho two plans proposed: No.
gro suffrage has nothing 70 do with other
plan proposed, and those who pretend or as-
sert that it has, arc cndcavoring to deceive the
people. f,S,.' 'h''5 -. 80 -. '''""' /;
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Election, lTiRl2sdaY, October Is, 1866.
Regular Union State Ticket.

Regular Union State Tickle
r. n. Fra GOVERNOR,
g ARTHUR FOREMAN.
z....... SECRETARY or STATE. So
Col. JOHN $. ,WITCHER.
CO.,. ATTORNEY GENERAL,
MAJ. TIIAYER MELVIN. .,
f.. AUDITOR,
d .>''. J. N. McWuORTEE.
THEASuEEE,
Carr. ). III. BEISTOR.
JUICE or coryr OF ArrEALs, :: .
EDWIN MAN WELL.
FOR STATE SENATOR, 9th District,)
GREE INJURY, SLACK,'
ycn xrxBEx Or CONGRESS-, 81 r:Srelcr,
H.. DANIEL POLSLEY.
.....'.' -o-
KANAWH.A COUNTY
Regular Union Ticket
We" EGCSH 0y DELEGATES,
49, ". e, McWIIORTER,
JOHN w. CRACRAFT. d.
... For SHERIFF, .'.'.
49,. JOHN w. SENTI.
rLE,:E CIRCUIT COURT,
JOHN SLACK.
RECORDER.
F." JOHN POLSLEY.
TREASURER,
r. A. MARTIN.
i. STATES ATTORNEY, g.
{. ". SMITH.
e.. SURVEYOR, d"
JOHN s. NGHAN.
ASSESSED UPPER DISTRICT.
WI. BROWN. 1885,
. ASSESSOR LOWE: DISTRICT,
JOHN II. p. ACLTZ.
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Remember, tJDioAmsB, That iftyou
e TO VOTE yqn arsgivi"g .hssoop.
.perhead tickegtle advantage oesyour
failure. Every Union vote that is not
polled lie giving halfvotc to the cop
pcrhead ticket. Remember this and
vote land vote carly.
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Union man, go to; tho polls carly
.!heztS Thursdayls and see that lIyout'
Huron neighbory go. g .,.- ~, :.
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|, BWMf Gives no SO.
iourity for the payment
lof tho National debt,
and leaves the question
Of tho rebel war debt
'dr,en for acifntion.
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Second: Gives to the
white man in tho
Southern States pre-.
cisely the same elect.
i've power for Congress
and President as the
white man Of tho
North.
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CONGRESSIONAL, FLhS

CONGRESSIONAL FLhS+
First: Gives tho pro.
lection Of the Inv. to
the cmancipated slave
inpcrson and property.
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DIR. D. D. SMITH,
Sl1rrHOn Dentist.

DR.. ID. d. Smith, would respectfully in
form the inhabitants of Siroudsburg and
vicinity, that he has permanently located
himself here, where he will be happy to
wait upon all who may stand in need OF
his professional services. DR.. Smith has
recently removed from the city, where he
has had city and country practice OF
over twenty years, which he thinks will
enable him to do the most ditfiult work
in his line OF business. Teeth inserted
from one to full sett, on all kinds OF met
tais used in the profession, and also most
particularly hard rubber. Give him a
call and see his specimens. Teeth ez
tracted without paio.
June Z, 1866.
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Executors Notice.

Estate Of CHRISTINA DORATHY
BADER, late Of Pocono township,
deceased
n Office is hereby given. that letters
testamentary, on the above named Es-
tate, having been granted 10 the undersign-
ed, by the Register Of Wills, of the county
of Monroe, all persons having claims OF de-
mands against the said Estate are requested
to make the same known 10 the undersigned
without delay.
JOHN BUTZ, Executor.
Tannersville, Pa, Nov. Is, l-66.-6t.
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An0itor's y otitc.
Estate of SAMUEL MYERS. deceased

Estate Of SAMUEL MYERS, deceased
rsNHE undersigned appointed by the Or
Il phans' Court, Auditor. to make distri-
button of the moneys in the hands of JOHN
Edinger, one of the Executors of the la,i
viii and Testament of the Estate of Samuel
Myers. deceased, hereby gives notice thal he
viii attend to the duties OF his appointment
on Monday, December 10, 1866, at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ, at the Prothonotary's s Office, IN
the borough of Stronds6urg, at which time
and place all persons having any claims or
demands against the same, will present
them or be forever debarrcd from coming in
for any share thereof.
THOS. II. McILHANEY,
Nov. g, 1866 Auditor.
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Auditors Notice.

Estate Of LEONARD LAB4R, deceased.
FsNHE undersigned Auditor, appointed by
Z by the Orphans Court OF Monroe coun-
ty, TO make distribution of the funds in the
hs nds Of the Executor, VIII attend to tn, du
ties Of his appointment on Friday, the 14th
day of December next, at 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon, at HIS cfice, in the brough OF
Stroudsburr, when and where all nlrties in
ierested my attend, or b deharred from
coming in Tor their distribntive shares in
said estate. STEPHEN HOLMES, JR,
Stroudsburg, Nov. 10, ls66.-4w Auditor.
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q CARD TO INVALIDS.

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Please inclose postpaid envelope, ad-
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Address, JOSEPH II. INMAN,
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"afch ~, 1856. -ly. New York City.
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MEETING,

Notice is hereby given, that there will
be general meeting of the Monroe Coun-
ty Mutual Fire Insurance Company, at
the Court House, in the Borough of
Stroudsburg, on Tuesday, the 4th day of
December next, at o'clock p. NJ. for
the purpose of revising and changing the
BY Laws and for the transaction of other
business relating to the Company.
a full attendance is requested.
BY order Of the Managers
+. b. DREHER, Sec'y.
Stroudsburg, Nov. s, 1866.
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

AS usual, the trade will find his stock of
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Cos, Findings. Lasts, Boot Trees, and Shoe.
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field from which to select the very best the
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Call and exSmne goods and learn prices.
and be convinced o. the truth, that the place
to buy the best goods for the least money is
at the New Store of
CHARLES B. KELLER.
Stroudsburg, Pa, Oct. Il, 1866.
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III J. ! 3 b: :ss
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