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THE country ought To be happy now
and confident in the future, perfectly
fearless OF the JohnsOniAn lion. For
nsy, the enterprising proprietor of two
papers, doth daily,J has been TO see
Grant, and he telegraphs in italics TO
his Philadelphia daily, and to the agi-
tated country. az follows:
..Jaa eonvineed that The people Of he
Eidted States hare ReUeT had more
abundant redSOH for gratitude 10 Ten
Grant, and for repoSing the FULLEST con-
ddencs ia his intrepid patriotism, than
they hare at Lhis moment"
In our humble judgment this coun.
Try is too great, and has too many great
men in 1t TO be considered rs simply
the protsgs Of any man, whether u be
johnson, Grant, or any other. SO TAR
AS Grant is concerned, his course has
been anything but frank and nneqniv-
ocnI. II he has any political sympa-
thies, he might, without imProPristy'
have given them such expression that
there need DO none OF this endless con-
Iradictiou and controversy about his
position. So far. he has simply
been playing the part OF
tolerably arIIul dodgsr. Tho very fact
that he holds himself in such an atti-
tude that either party claims his symPa-
thies is anything but assuring. 1t in
dicates that he is to be governed, If an
emergency should arise. by circum-
stances. The various statements and
rumors put forth from day to day are
simply naussaiiug. They are made
simply for sensational purposes, with
out regard to truth, for contradiction
the next day. Some OF them are origi-
mated to fseI the public pulse. II Grant
was the man he ought to be in the
commanding position in which circum'
stances have placed him, the country
ought to know by this time definitely
where he stands. 1t knows well
enough where Sheridan is, and already
believes him the better man of the
two.
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Union County Convention.

Ala meeting Of the Union executive Com.
IniItse OF Ohio county, West Virginia hsid
septE inter 18th, .a57, It Ma
EeeSogrsd, ]. That = Convent ton Of the
Union voters Of Ohio county Be he'd HATUE-
LAY, sEPTEMEER -, 1871, Al ~ o'clnc <, q. m.
a the Court Huu-s in the city Of wheeling.
lJT the nomination Of cann date Tor the
House Df DeleZsies. and the appointment o.
,sIeHat4s 70 the Union Convention iof The
r Irst SENATORIAL Dis1Ttct.
II. That The Union voters Of ol0c5Junty
DeEequeztsd 70 assemble "a primary Eneetiug
at the uEu Al places Of voting In their Eespec-
tlye u ushlps on EATuEDAHs BEPTENBEK
"a. ISL IN the townships OF TT1aieiphiA
Liberty and RichlaBd. al p m, and In the
Oth-s LoVL.shlpz ~ - M, Lof the puEp1.s OF
CBOdsinZ delegates 70 sch county eOnven-
ton.
III. Inst this COMMITTEES recommend 10
the Union Executive Committsss Of The
cOan les Of Hancock and Brooke, that the
C0nTsutiyn for tue nOminAtion Of 5snatoI
for The flint Senatorial District, assemble al
WelisDnrE on TCEaDAT. SEPT. 30. Ib5I:
HESEY WALLACE, th'tn.
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AN anonymous document, printed at
Chicago, has been very extensively
circulated, giving sixteen reasons why
General Grant should not be the Re-
publican candidate for President. The
writer aGirms that General Grant
could not deliver an inauRurali" that
..he is now aud has always been a
Democrat" that che has insnlted the
Republican party;" that he "has proved
a failure in every capacity outside OF
the military" and closes with the sum
ming up that "Indiaua offers our most
available candidate" The circular
woaId not be worthy Of notice, were 1t
no, for the fact that 1t Is so written as to
carry the Impression that the friends of
either Schuyler colfax or Governor
Morton, wera instrumental in putting
ita.ioat. Indeed, no sooner had 1t sp-
peared than the Democratic press
charged it upon Mr.. Colfax directly.
The friends OF Mr.. colfaS. those who
know him, know him to be incapable
of the meanness necessary TO such an
act. We presume the distinguished
Iudianian aspires to the Presidency
and will be a candidate for h, but IL the
path to tbe position he properly aspires
10 leads through boys like this, be will
never enterit. An honorable man, sld
Jealous of bis reputation for fairness
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Is it not hopeful sign when articles
like the following appear in Rich
mond print We quote from the Wing:
Those OF Us who live to see Virginia
reconstructed on anything like rea-
5ouable basis, TO see the usury laws
abolished, labor directed more 10 solid
work than 10 politics, money and i'm
migration flowing into the State, sur
plus lands sold TO enteTprising capital
ISIS, our lines of improvement COM
pleted, manufacturing establishments
erected and in operation. our mines and
mineral resources properly developed,
and domestic markets for what we pro
duce, will rejoice in q degree OF pros
PeTity never before dresned of IN
This Commonwealth. We see i'm
migration and capital now shuDniag
US because of the unsettled STATE o.
affairs. The great tide sweeps on TO thS
West But the time Is coming. Whenr
If We are wise, and viii estaoiish doe-
qUate western COMMUNICATIONS tue en-
IsTprising muititudes now peoPIlng me
ricn and distant West, will be working
Is much 10. US as for themselves. Their
products will come through Virginia,
and we will furnish Them the short and
cheap route and the sea port they coyet-
In process OF time, nor will il BE- long,
before We Will divide Immigration with
that region-fOr such attractions as
Virginia presents cannot longbe slight
ed.
1t may yet turn out that the war, dis
astrous as its effects were and still are,
ElM prove q future blessing 10 rs. Our
servitude to old ideas. to political, So
cal aud industrial r0utInes and formu-
las, has been broken. We already dis
Germ the symptom, % general quick
suiDg. Poverty Is spur to effort.
Deprived OF The labor which We once
owned, We are becoming accustomed o
rely upon our own energies and re-
sources. The intellect that formerly
expended Itself upon political subjects
or recreated itself in abstract exercises,
will now be devoted 10 industrial pur-
suits. With scarcely anything left US
but our lands. necessity comPels US 10
make the most oil them. We already
begin TO see now ws can turn them
20 more profit than W have ever done
by cultiEating crops hitherto neglected.
Not only is our soil adapted to the
great staples of agriculture, bat to al
most every kind OF production. The
lime il not fer distant when Virginia
will be as famed for her vineyards, ker
orchards, her cranberry crops and her
truck products, as she is for her to-
bEcco.
Let us but get our political affairs
settled, and there will come immigra-
ton and capital and with them the
development of all our manifold re-
sources.
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TnIDAY noRNINe, SEPT. 70
Col. reorman.s speech.

We yield our first page today to a
IuII report OF the speech delivered by
col. Poorman, of st. Ciairsville, At
sIartiusyiIle, on Wednesday evening.
We invite the attention especially Of
our Ohio readers to this document; but
at The same time it Is equally adapted
10 The latitude Of West Virginia and
PeunsyIyanis, for it discusses in a
strong and manly way the general Is
sues involved in all our election" this
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CONSUMPTION PRoSUSCED COMA
GIoUs.-Ths FIRST question discussed in
the Medical Congress was question
which reaches and interests, more di-
rectIy, perhaps, than any other, every
family. Ii was the question OF tnbeTcle,
lis CONSCIOUSNESS and prUphyiactic.
The discussion turned mainly on these
TWO points: Is tubeTculAr consump-
ton contagious, and may 1t not be pre-
vented by inOculationf / should tell
you that the profession, tired OF being
bsffied by a disease 50 slow in its pro-
gress and yet so certainly fatal, have
been experimenting OF late years all
over Europe, and that enough new
facts have been arrived at to warrant a
certain number OF the eXperimenters TO
declare that tubercular phthisis Is con-
tagious. and that healthy and an in
fected person ought not 10 sleep in the
same bed. Experiments have been
made upon rabbits and other animals
by iuoculatiug under the skin the mat
ter from tubeTcles, and these inoculated
animals die consumplive IN three
months time. The discussions of the
Congress established no new doctrine
in positive way, but they brought
ont many valuable facts which will
put the profession Il step 10 advance In
the right direCtion.-PdT-ts cor. ". 7.
Times
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THE ASTIETAN PoEM.-We notice
That the poem written for recital Mt
AnIisiam was read by ellison l.. Gran
Iner, Esq, OF this city. 1t WAS written
by MIR. G. F. BUTLER. of New York.
sir. Cranmer is the member for this
STATE OF the Board OF Commissioners OF
Antietam Cemetery. West Virginia
has now some one hundred and my
men Inferred in this Cemetery.
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MARRIED,

OHSSOE-Thursday. sept.
lyth, ls5T, at the residence OF the brides
InoIoeE, In Cum berIAnd, Nd, by Rev. Jas
d. FITZGERALD, Lieut., JAS. r. MORROW loth
U. .. Inf. and Miss CLARA ]. JOHNSON,
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Notice.

SUPERvIsoRs or OHIO CoUSTH,l
CLEEEs OFFICE, september ls, 1885,
MEETING OF THE BoAED Of
A SupzTvisors OF Ohio county viii be held
al the court House on wednesday, the 5Lh
dsy Of september lsj7. Al iu O'Clock g. II.
By order OF the President
sep.O-st JOIN 9. PORTER. Clerk.
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GEsEEAL LOGAN spoke at Hamilton,
Ohio, on Wednesday last, and charged
President johnson with ding precise
Iy as General Lee or JEFF. Davis would
have done in his place.
Judge Kelley spoke al Cincinnati the
same day, and stated that he bad an In
feryieyr With Mr.. Johnson a few days
amer Ihe assassination Of President
Lincoln. The ne" President DECLARED
hImsei ia foil ha rmOny with Congress
General Carl SchuTZ held a converse
lion With him also, and told the Judge
that the President was all right, II he did
not talk 100 strongly. "His tones nd
vehement protsstations," said The
General make me fear the htellty OF
his statements" The two afterward
met with Charles Sumner, and found
that he TOO. had received Eimilar sssur-
anes-.
Several days aflerwArd Judge Kelley
met General SchuTL in company with
General Stewart L. Woodford and
General LiLtlefield. II then learned, :"
said the Judge, THAT the one bad heard
from the Georgia gentlemen, who had
been with the President in Interview
With hun, and slated IL was his pur
pose 10 overthrow the radical party, and
reorgauizs the Democratic party, and,
said General Woodford, naming gen.
nsmen IRON South Csrolina-rs osls-
thai IS The statement Mr.. johnson
made to each and all of these gentlemen
each separate and apart from the
other"
Sir. Richard Smith, of Cincinnati,
who (. nominated TO succeed General
HAYES, made his opening speech al
Harrison. He declared that the rebel
lion WAS a rebellion Of the Democratic
party, and quoted Ealland!gLan's
declaration that the loyHltzts of
the recent war were no better than
the loyall-ts OF the ReyoluIion-the
tories. The democratic party, he
quoted the La Crosse Democrat to show.
Was "aIready pledged 10 population"
OF the present national debt, and Ht the
same time in favor OF paying the rebels
for slaves made free during The war.
Jesse d. Bright, who has just been
elected TO the legislature Of Kentucky,
declared few days previous, that the
war was unconstllulioual; that the acts
OF Congress were null aud void; that
the national debt was not bindingj that
slavery WAS not abolished; that south
ern men must be paid for their Losses
during the war, and The country must
be governed by the princiPa! Of state
rights. This il the liable that the dem
OcrAtIc party were spreading for the
time when they should obtain control
Of the Government. II they got into
power We would lose in peace what We
had gained by war.
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DiArThea, DysenieEy, Flax, Cholie and CramP-
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political bushwbacklng is entirely for.

political bushwbacking Is entirely for
elgn TO his nature.
The South Bend Register, published
at the home OF Mr.. Colfa1, has the fol-
lowing in references to the matter:
Mr.. Colfax, who Is now at home, au.
thoriZss Us To say that instead OF
.'countsnaucing this style OF sHacE,
he utterly repudiaLss and condemns ne
whole Circular. and all OF its charges
and insinuatiops against Gen; GfSHl'
from beginning 10 end. Nor does MI.
Colfsx believe that any friend Of MS
had any agency whatever, IN It's Prep4-
ration. printing or circulation. hr.
CoIfaI rejects, IN hOtO, the doctrine thdt
anu oi.e has "claims" on the Rspubli-
can party for any nomination or any
yipht Whatever, TO demand" II. he
regards the Republican organization as
FAR greater and OF vAster importance
than any Vf lis members-that its inter
eats, and not personal ones, should be
look Cd TO IN its selections-tbAL those
who have faithfully served 1t have
their full reward in having served the
cOuuIry-tbst II has right to select
whoever 1t pIeases out OF its member
ship for any Of its hUnors, and that no
one has any cause Tor complaint II iis
choice does NOT fall on himself.
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NEW BOOK STORE
Has Been Removed to
MENDEL's BLOCK

Two Doors above Mendel & Co.'S Furniture
and Carpet store, where we vail be pleased
to see our friends and the public.
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Acknowledgements

= rAHyIELL. J.JEEv. L-A-HAsAS'. o b Hall
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