The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-09-12

oeauuiy nus course. Man will meet
ana hail his fellow man as brother and
friend, aud wise and generous views will
govern oil. This rich fruition is Tor all.
Can we reachi,2 Wesay yes! emphot.
'cally yes! Our means are large. Our
zeal is strong. Our vii i firm. and
our enterprise equal AMI able to grasp
and hold Enis rich possession, atars
boun'iful gfl 10 Vi, f,r INNS b.st good.
Thcn let US but say that this Railroad
can and shall be built. and rely upon it,
no sooner will the expression have pass
ed our lips, 10 legal form than you will
begin lorealizc that all the most flauCr-
ing representations that have been made
with regard to it, como short, very far
short gifts reality. Who then will hes.
ltate TO cast his vote in favor OF this
Improvement? Who GIN DO found 10
this enlightened community, ready to
place himself, his wife and children be.
fore this car of progress, unwilling to
partaEe himself or let his friends and
neighbofs participate of those banefcent
results that mus! aid to his wealth and
toan era OF refinement and social cuI
tnre, which will make US and our whole
community not only great. but listing
uished? We dattCr ourselves that few
can be found, who can take such po- |
siiion. No, we think brighter day
has dawnod on this community. That
they fully understand aud appreciate the
position they occupy, and will give an
affirmative answer at the polls iu favor
of this Improvement, SO strong aud SO
full that her sister counties along the
proposed line, will hail her good sense
and sound judgment, anil that the echo
of this approval will gladden. tho hearts
of thousands in Ohio and other Western
States.
But there might be some who might
think these Statements mere ebulitions
of fancy drawn for effect and calculated
to deceive We, therefore, promise to
place you in full possession of all the
facts and fgures as given by the eminent
engineers who have surveyed the route
upon which thisroad is to be built, its
cost as at present completed up to Gov.
inglon; tho estimated cost from thence
to the Ohio River, both at this point as
well as TO the mouth Of Big Sandy, and :
In fact all information calculated to
place you in full possession with the ,
route, believing that when you are SO
informed, thai the mos skeplicalwill be :
rcadyto declare himself IN its favor. !
In on address such as wo now pro. =
SAINT you it has been found thai we had :,
not the time to do this as fully as we :
desired. You may, however expect that .
through the medium of the newspapers ,
published in this place, you shall be ;,
furnished with all the information neces ;,
s0ry to enable you TO make up an in. h
,elIigen' opinion on this important ques ;,
ton, believing that you will, ultimately a
come TO conclusions which will lead US :,
all as community to act tremendously r
together in aid of an eatly completion " y
of this great enterprise. u
L. B. MENAGER. :,
JOHN NJ. PHELPS, Y
G. W, CRAIG, Sc
j. S. KING. cl
G. W. MOREDOCK, C
CT. BEALE, :,
9. ?. T, MOORE, =,
S. COMST0Ck,
D. c. FORBES, va
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The authorities of Maryland are buy. bo
1g large quantities OIL arms and uniforms oh
" 'he militia nOw Organizing in that m,
tate, aud it is alleged by the Washing. We
IN Chronicle than nineteen onl Of every nm
Venty men composing this new military SO,
'ganization are either returned soldiers y,