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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-14
RITCHIE COUNTY.
RITcHrE Co., W. ", Oct. IL, 1868.

RITCHIE Co., w. ", Oct. IL, 1868.
Editors Of the Register:
The Democrats of this county held
mass meeting and convention at tht
Court House, on Saturday, 10th inst
Okey johnson, Esq, was present, ant
made most able and effective speech
of two hours length. His speech was
we'll received, and the indications are
that much good was accomplished in
stimulating the Democrats, and con-
vincing our Republican friends that a
change of the present state of affairs is
necessary.
After the speaking was over we held
Convention for the purpose of nomi-
mating our county officers. The Con-
vention was organized by choosing K.
w. Lowther, Esq, Chairman, who ex-
planned the object OF the meeting in q
few brief remarks. The Convention
then proceeded to the nomination of
officers with the following result:
House of Delegates, j. r. NJ Johnson;
Prosecuting Attorney, c. NJ. Brown,
Recorder, r. w. Lowther; Surveyor, II.
N. Wilson; Assessors, 1st District, Thes.
w. Ireland; I'd District, Thos. B. Fox.
Our ticket is made up of good, sub
stantial, honest men. Mr.. Johnson was
a consistent Union man through the
war; be possesses superior qualifications,
is man of integrity, and highly es-
teemed wherever known. Mr.. Brown,
III anl;J,ta fo Drnoa.ufinnv
is a talented lawyer, and commands a
high position in the estimation of our
citizens. His nomination was made by
acclamation, which is certainly highly
commendable. Mr.. Lowther, our can
didate for Recorder, is we'll known in
this county to be a man of unblemished
character, and possessing good business
qualifications; is cripple for life, which
should alone entitle him to public po-
sition, land for Recorder the people could
not place the office in more competent
hands. Mr.. Ireland is young man of
nigh standing. His qualifications for
Assessor cannot be surpassed. Mr.. Fox
is q soldier lie served three years and Il
half in the Fourth West Virginia Iufan-
try with honor. He is a thorough
Democrat, an energetic business man,
and deserves the support of his district,
which he will most assuredly receive.
H. N. Wilson, our candidate for Sur
veyor, received a unanimous nomina-
tion upon his high repution as a skill
full Surveyor. The time until the elec-
tion is short, and it behooves us to labor
for the success of our ticket
{ both county and township. Although
some may have been disappointed in not
receiving nomination, remember
that our success depends upon the thor
oughness of our organization as a party,
and in this case the Democratic princi-
plies are for the majority to give way to
the majority. If the minority was to re-
fuse to support the nominees of the ma
iority because they are not their choice,
the organization of the party would be
and the enemy would gain
an easy victory. Let rs not relax our
efforts in this campaign. Knowing that
the issues are of such vital Importance
to us, let the success of our ticket be
our earnest desire and concern from
this until the a2d day of this month, and
victory is ours. j. S. PATTON, Sec.
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WRIT COUNTY.

ELIZABETH, October g.
Editors of the Register:
There is quite an excitement among
our Radical friends here over the arti-
Gle which was published in last Satur-
days REGISTER, concerning the action
of our Board of Registration. BY a
mistake You had two articles published
in one, and as the under one closed with
an affidavit of four OF our citizens, read.
ing "The above statement was made by
Enoch S. Lockhart," &C., persons read
ing it would infer that the whole article
as you published it) was statement of
the clerk of the Board. The RAIDS have
taken advantage of this mistake and got
Mr.. Lockhart to deny that he ever made
such statement as yOu published. Now
the facts are that the first article, which
was q communication by your cores
pondent concerning the action of the
Board on the 2lst of September, was not
sworn to but tCdS substantially correct and
can be backed by affidavit if nece ssary.
While the second article, containing
the rules of action adopted by the
Board, as stated to Mr.. Sount and 9th
ers by the Clerk of the Board, and which
commences with the words persons
charged with being illegal voters, &C.,
was sworn to, and Mr.. Sount has the
original in his possession, which can be
seen at any time. There was such a
pressure brought to bear on the Board
when we found out what they intended
to do, that they did not carry out those
rules to their full extent during their
session this week. For instance, shey
did not allow witnesses to testify who
came without subpoena, and the per-
sons summoned were allowed to testify
themselves, but their own testimony
was given very little consideration.
They also allowed counsel, but only 10
question ,citneSseS. But the rule compel
ling parties summoned to prove them
selves qualified voters, before witnesses
were examined against them, and not
informing them what charges were pre-
ferred against them, until their cases
were called, was carried out to the full
extent. They did also summon six Re.
publicans from Burning Springs, when
tDey IOuhu Oub tuclE lallluS W W. oS
when they summoned the Democrats
(as they had promised Mr.. Hosy), was
creating considerable excitement, but
not one of them was stricken off
although one of them stated
that he had voted in Pennsyl
sylvania last January, where his
family were at the time, and had been
for over a year. While Democrat who
had been separated from his wife by
mutual agreement for several years and
had his children in this State, and has
resided here himselffor three years, was
stricken off for non. residence.
The session of the Board has lasted
three days and halt, and they have
stricken off 40 altogether, but they
meet again next Thursday TO strike of
another batch. There was not sufficient
evidence produced to have stricken of
six voters before an impartial tribunal
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Associated Press Report.

PHILADELPHIA, October l3.-Tbe
gains and losses here given are compu-
fed Oh the vote of last year, when the
Democrats had 90 majority. Chester
county and Westchester give Hartranft
COS majority; Republican gain %.
Eleven districts in the county give
Hartranft 795 majority. Republican
gain lO2.
Eleventh ward-9OO majority for
Boyle; Democratic gain IA. Fifth
Ward-Boyle, Democrat, 2036 majority;
Democratic gain sc.
Schuylkill Countrywide Alto gives "a
Democratic majority; Democratic loss
l..
Philadelphia county-12th Ward, go
Democratic majority; Democratic loss
IL. 18th Ward, 1893 Democratic ma
joriry; Democratic gain, 50.
Washington Townsend, RePublican;
was elected in the 9TH Congressioh1i
District.
Berks couEty-ROcklaBd, Democratic
majority pos: Democratic gam "a
Creek, Democratic majority 49, DeHo-
Reading-The 9th Ward gives = Ke- fe
rrbi;can majority; Democratic gain ~
IT. IT, s,S ward gives 60 Democratic ma
1T. hr Democratic gain 20. The lst
J3t,5 JWar5 giyes q Republican majority OF
toS. Republican gain Is. The 9Th Ward
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THE MICHIGAN MECHANIC,
DICK TREVELLACK,
AT THE COURT HOUSE
TONIGHT.

We are pleased &c announce that
Dick TREvELLACK, the celebrated
michigan Mechanic" will address the
workingmen, and other citizens OF
Wheeling, at the Court House tonight.
This eloquent speaker, whose splendid
effort before the demonstration on
Wheeling Island, September 18th, will
be remembered by all who heard him,
has made a positive appointment to
speak in this city this evening, and our
people may expect a rare treat. All
men, without distinction of party, are
invited to hear him. Turn out every
body, and hear an earnest and talented
laboring man discuss the great ques-
tions of the hour.
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Another Seymour State.
SPECIAL TelegraphIo Report |

Especial TelographIo Rsportl
Richmond, Ind.-Republican MAORI.
ty l7s5.
Grecnsburg, Ind. .-Washington town
ship gives Republican majority Of 81;
Democratic gain, l24. County Repub.
lican b. 200 majority.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 13.
The election retxrns come In slow.
Floyd county, one township-Demo-
cratic majority, 2l2; Democratic gein,
-.
Clark county-Democratic majority,
-; gain, 81.
Gay county, Dunkirk precinct--Re-
publican majority, GO; Republican gain,
%.
Wayne county, precincts-Republi.
can majority. 1895.
Henry county, 2 townships-Rspub-
lican majority, lGO; Republican gain, 30.
Randolph county, 4 townships-Repub
lican gain, III.
Hendrick county, Stillsville precinct
Republican majority, 70; Republican
gain 10.
Decatur county, Grennsburg precinct
-Republicau majority, 81; loss, 12I.
Hamilton couuty-Republican ma.
jority, 100; loss, l3j.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, October l3.
Republican Congressmen elected in
the Sd, 4th, 5th, 9TH, sth, 9th, 10th and
llth districts. The Democrats carry
the lst, ID and 9Th, doubtful. The Re-
publicans Central Committee claim the
State by 5000 to 5000. Large Democrat.
ic gaiss in the southern part Of the
State.
Henry county, Indiana-Seven town
ships give a Republican majority Of
1850, a Republican gain Of 300 over
1866.
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EGGLESTON ROUTED!
Schenck In the coldi
Gibson Gouged to Death
INDIANA REDEEMED! !
A Good Days Work tor the
Democrats

Such returns from Yesterdays cleo
tions rs were received up to late
hour this morning are given elsewhere.
From them it will be seen that the De-
mocracy have probably carried two out
of the three States from which returns
are given, aud that in Ohio they have
made handsome gains in Congressman.
Nr. WALLACE, Chairman of the Pennsyl-
yania Democratic State Central Com
mltttee, telegraphed last night at late
hour, that Philadelphia had gone DEM
ocratic by over 1000, and that the sum-
mary OF results showed large Demo
cratic gains. Pennsylvania we believe
to be safe. We have gained largely in
the Congressional elections, and there
Hlittle doubt that we have carried the
State by n handsome majority.
In Ohio, although the State Is still
Republican upon the general vote, we
nave made iuroads upon the Radical
majority in the Congressional delega-
lion. EGGLESToN, in the First District,
Is beaten. SCnESCK, in the Third, also
lets down, while VALLANDIGHAM, the
great abOmiC2tion of the Radicals,
seems disposed to so back to Congress
over the Hero of Vienna. ASHLEY, the
lHnStrious impeacher, shares the
late Of his project for the dis
placement of the President. He
goes luto retirement. GIBSON, the dis
'lhgulshed Radical defaulter of Ohio, is
also routed. DICKINSON, his Democrat.
'e competitor, is successful by hand.
some majority. Other Congressional
gains are reported in Ohio, and we have
every confidence that nearly if not quite
majority of the delegation will be
Democratic.
From Indiana the returns are no
iull, but all received show large Demo
cratic gains. The same increas
throughout the State will give us In
diana by handsome majority. From
careful survey of the field, we feel as
sured that determined effort from thi
day forth will place our nominees, SE1
SoUR and BLAIR, in the high place
'or which they have been named.
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NEBRASKA.
RUWORS FROM RADICAL
SOURCES.

OMAHA, October 13.--Omaha City
gives IS Republican majority in vote
Of about 2OOO.
The returns all show Republican
gains.
The Republicans have q majority in
the Legislature, electisg United States
Senator.
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State, County and Township
Elections,
TuURsDAY, October 22d.
STATE TICKET.

FOR GovERSoR,
Johnson n. CAMDEN, Of Wood.
FOR AUDITOR,
DANIRL MAYER, Of Kanawha.
SECRETARY OF stats,
sy. YANTIS. Of Jsfiersos.
PoR TREASURER,
cvOpGRJ WALKER, Of jackson.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
" WILEY, of Morgantows'
JUDGE or COUNT OF ArrRALs,
MATTHEW EDMISTON, Of Lewis
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INDIANAPOLIS, ISD., October l3.-Few
scattering returns from small precincts
show small Republican gains. Rich.
mond, Ind, gives Baker, Republican
candidate for Governor, l7so majority.
Republican loss on vote Of 1866, l6l.
WAYNE county, in six townships, Re-
publican majority 1870. Ticket long.
and IL will be late before very reliable
-eturus can be had.
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osS sCS,nelnnati, ohiO--The electionlpassed
Oh quietly. A fall vote was pollsd. Job
stevenson, Republican candidate for
congress is elected in the Second dis
'ric' over General Carey, by about 500
majority. General strader beats Ran
EgglestOn in the First district bv ,hor,
sOO majority. The Republicans have
carried the county, but the majority !,
not yet known.
LANCASTER, o., October 13.-The re-
turns from eight townships show a Re-
publican gain of l55.
IRoNroN, o., October l3.-Lawrence
so far as heard from, gives Republican
majority of 624.
PORTSMOUTH, O., October l3.-Scioto
county, seven townships, show a Re-
publican increase of 800.
CADIz, o., October Is.
Harrison county $50 Republican ma
jority, gain of los over last year.
bingham VIII be elected by over 1000
majority.
Stark county, Ohio, with four town
ships TO hear from, gives i9i Republican
majority, gain of Az.
Ashley's defeat in the Tenth district
is conceded.
GAINESVILLE and II townships show
Republican gaia Of l79. The Dems-
cratic county ticket will probably have
100 majority.
Guernsey county, o.--Republican ma
jority 600; gain Of 100.
Bellaire, Belmont county, o.-Demo-
cratic majority 20; Republican gain
of 30.
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Registration in Taylor County.
Editors Of the Register:

Editors Of the Register:
GRAFTON, October 13.
The registration in this county closed
Yesterday. One hundred and twenty
seven had been notified to appear and
show cause why their names should not
be stricken from the books. They re-
sponded to the call promptly on Mon
day, the til inst, accompanied by their
friends in large numbers, and with
a fixed determination depicted on every
face to have justice or row. This was
so clearly manifested, in every counten'
ance, early in the morning, that promi-
nent Radicals, among whom were IL.
Sinsel and l.. Shattleswortb, i'm
plored the Board to give the parties
implicated an impartial trial,
and be controlled in their
action by the Constitution aud
laws of the State and justice rather
than the dictates of the Wheeling clique.
They contended that every person had
a legal right to demand that his accuser
confront him face to face in open court,
and that if demanded the Board should
give the names of the parties who had
preferred the charges. Mr.. Shuttles-
worth (RadicaD also reminded the
Board that many persons notified had
been previously tried upon the same
charges, and had in their possession
certificates of acquittal. He said their
discharge on the previous charge was a
fiuality by law, and that they could not
legally be tried twice for the same Of
Tense. The Board proceeded to bust
ness under the advice of those law,
abiSing citizens and acquitted 123 out
of the i27 who had been cited to appear.
The great error, IN the -S %nSie no pI;o. pro
tratien, in notifying persons against
whom only frivolous or malignant
charges had been made: ,,;.
THIS the Board admitted and public,
ly proclaimed in open court IN the case
of Mr.. Glenn. TAYLOR COUNT
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Ihs Rlnck Test.

81 do soleanly sredr that accept me
qcil aud political equality Of all men, and
agree not 10 attempt to dcprire any person
or persons. oa account Of race, color or
prerious condition, of any political or cir't
riqlt, yririlege, or Immunity enjoyed oy
anv other class Of men. So help me God"
-Southera Radical Carpet Bag CoHsttfa-
Eoys
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gives a Democratic majority of 81; DEM
ocratic gain SO. Spring township shows
q Democratic gain of %. Pine Grove
shows a Democratic gain of 92.
Lancaster county, Pa.-Paradise gives
Hartranft 101, a Republican gain of Ia.
Lea Creek gives Hartranft lS5 majority,
q Republican gain of 40.
Montgomery county, Pa.-One town
in Montgomery county shows Repub-
lican gain of II.
Philadelphia, Pa.-The Fourth ward
gives Boyle (Democrat) 1T29 majority,
Democratic gain of 200. The Tenth
ward gives Hartranft 1006 majority, q
Republican gain of 50.
Berks county, Pa.-The Ninth ward
in the city of Reading gives Boyle
(DemOcrat) 263, Democratic gain of
liz.
North Heidelberg, Pa.-North Heidel-
berg gives Boyle (Democrat) l75 major
ity, Democratic gain of II.
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COUNTY TICKET.


HoCsE OF pRLEGATEs,
DANIEL LAMB,
ALEX. u. JACOB,
LOUIS c. STIFEL.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
J. II. GOOD.
GRcoRDER,
RO2ERT 3. WOODS,
AssgssoR-CrTY DISTRICT.
JACOB N. EICKEL.
assEssoR-coUNTII DISTRICT.
JOSEPH w. MORGAN.
SURVEYOR,
". T. CARR.
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The Bondholder demands gold for his
bond; the Farmer and Mechanic must
take greenbacks for their productions.
The Soldiers pension of Sl5 is worth
but about $40 in gold; the Bondholder's
Si5 in gold is worth S22 in greenbacks.
One dollar in gold will buy as much as
81 80 in greenbacks.
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A man in New York offers to bet from
five hundred to five thousand dollars
that Seymour and Blair will carry the
State by seventy thousand majority,
and the same sum that Seymour will be
the next President. No takers.
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Nontaia Semper Liberi, "Mountaineers
are always Free We should not dis
grace or abnse the motto longer.
And back into the shell they left,
Let her meek voters 60"
Very respectfully,
G. p.
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Associated Press Report.I

l1oooNAANoo u Acss Nc poit.l
OXFORD, o., October l3. - Oxford
township, Butler county, gives Scheuck
420 and Vallandigham 275, the heaviest
vote ever polled here. Yallaudigham
runs 9 behind the balance of his ticket.
Republican gain over 1867, 90.
COLUMBUS, O., October l3.-The city
gives 1889 Democratic majority, Dem.
ocratic gain of 66l over last year.
In Franklin county, 9 townships, and
the city of Columbus, q Democratic
gain of 696 over last year. The ma
jority in the county will exceed 1900.
HAMILTON, Ohio, October l3.-The
vote given below is based on the Con-
gressional vote Of 1866:
Republican gains in Butler county,
st. Clair township, 30.
Third Ward, Hamilton City, 3; Liber-
ty township, lS. Republican loss. Ok
ford township 45.
First Ward, Hamilton, III; Milford
township, 10; Madison township, 32;
Hanover township, 6; Ross township, ,2l.
Preble county, Republican gains in
Jackson township, 10; Somers township,
l2l; Washington township, /; Jeffer-
son, IL. Republican losses in Israel
township; IL.
DAYTON, Ohio, October l3.--Third
District sure for Leberell. Montgomery
county close. Dayton City $50 Repub-
lican majority. Great excitement.
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The Bondbolder demands gold for his
bond; the Lsborer must take green
backs for his daily toll.
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The Boston Post wittily says that the
Connecticut Radicals are all Boys in
Blue" Just now.
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c.,e,es.ionnI Tickets.

n.,,;et-HESRY 5. WALKER, Of Ohie Go
~ nt,,e,-wM. C. BROWN, Of Preston.
- D;.,,is-C. p. 7. MOORE, Of Mason Go.
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Pay the debt ia Greenbacks, and you
pay it in the currency the Bondholder
gave fer his bread.
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The Radicals say pay the Bondholder
in Gold. The Democracy, pay the
Bondholder according to contract.
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Every pound Of sugar pays four cents
in gold TO the Bondholder.
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Pay the debt in Greenbacks, and you
pay it according to contract.
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udiciat.

yoR JUDGE OF CIRCUIT cogEr.
JAMES PAUL., Of Ohio.
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Every pound of tea pays twenty-five
cents in gold TO the Bondholder.
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Every pound Of coffee pays Eve cents
In gold TO the Bondholder.
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INDIANA.

The MOOsier State Redeemed
Immense Democratic Gains
A Complete Revolution.
Hendricks Successful.
n Democratic Governor.
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OHIO.

Large Congressional Gains.
Radical Leaders Beaten.
Sad Fate of Ashley,
Schenck and Eggleston De-
moished.
Vallandigham Victorious.
Strader Triumphant.
Thomas Elected.
Success Of Other Democratic
Candidates.
Good Work in the Buckeye
State.
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Greenbacks instead Of bonds, will stop
millions Of interest.
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aFheeline gegister.
wednesday Morning.
Presidential Election
TUESDAY, November Sd.
roR PRESIDENT OF THE oNiisO
uoRATio SEYMOUR X ,
OF NEW YORK.
rog vIcR PRESIDENT;
FRANK p. BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI.

Far Presidential Efector-.
STATE AT LARoR.
ovSJAMIN WILSON, of Harrison.
FRANK HEREFORD, of Monroe
plsTRIcTs.
n;,,,;.t-oKEY JOHNSON, Of Wood.
W p"I IOHN W. KENNEDY, Of Jefferson
81 D''". II. KNIGHT, of Kanawha.
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Senatorial.
Tog STATE sENAroE.
ANDREW WILSON, Of Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-25

course beaten and shot down BY the
Seymour Democracy, almost without
any resistance. 4Oficial reports place
the number killed and wOunded 8 ifs
amoRg WneEn is : col0Esd WoanaE
-fhese outrages are being perpetrated
all over the State. Gov. Bullock, this
afternoon, sent strong message to the
Legislature accompanied by an official
report oGrhe atfair by Mayor Hammond,
y. >. A. com mmanding the sub district,
and ding the Legislature 70
call on the President for troops to sup
press ihsUrrectiOn and enforce the civil
laws ofthe State.
After the reading of the message. the
following preamble and resolutions were
offered in the Senate and House by the
Republfcahst
WHEREAS, The laws Of the United
States prevent the organization of a
militia force and
WHEREAS, The civil officers of the
State are unable to execute the laws
and maintain the peace;
Wherefore be 9t TeS0tUed, That His
EXeelIencV the President Of the United
States be, and he is hereby respectfully
requeseed to place at the disposal of the
Governor Of this State, such military
force from the armies Of the United
States as the said Governor may, from
time to time, call for and deem neees-
sary to the preservation of the peace
and protection of the rights, lives and
property Of the citizens of this State,
and for the execution of the legal or
ders and DEGREES of the civil officers.
t-ReS0tUed, That the Governor be,
and is hereby requested to transmit a
copy of this action to the President by
telegraph" -as -
This was voted down by the Senate
House, and a Democratic committee
raised in each body, to whom the Gov
ernOr's message was, referred, and
where il will be buried.
Governor Bullock has done all in his
power to, secure protection for loyal
citizens, but is entirely thwarted by the
majority in the Legislature.