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The Portland daily press., 1868-10-08
SPECIAL PARTNERsHIP.

NONvERS O. LEACH. HORACE d. PARKER
~ and EDWARD ROBINSON, all OF Portland
Cumberland county. have this both day of Septem-
Der, A. d. 1868, TO med limited partnership, In a.
cordance with the provisions Of the Statutes OF
lows:-The name Of the firm is Leach & Parker.
The special partner is Edward Robinson Of SAID
Pc tland, and the gene al partners are Convers o
Leach and Horace b. Parker, likewise OF said Port
land.
The business to be transacted Is the Dry Goods
business at said Portland, and the amount OF CAPT
tai contributed by said Robinson is twelve thousano
1872 000) dollars. Said partnership commences this
thirtieth day OF September, A. ID. 1863, and Is tC
the twenty-nnth day Of Sep ember A. ID. 1873
(Signed CONVERS o. LEACH,
s.s .-f.. ~. HORACE u. PARKER.
lStampl EDWARD ROBINSON.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-08
Portland ana Vicinity.
- = ~
New Advertisements this Dav.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT CoLuM
Auction COLUMN.
Mortgages Sale F. o. Bailey.

Furniture Walter Corey & Co.
New Carpet warehouse-W. 7. khborn . 90.
Lite Assurance Benz. Colby.
Removal-Samuel +. Cobb.
Fashionable MiIlipery-Mrs. E. R. Fowle.
observation-disclosures, Parker q Co.
To Contractors-T. H. Fassett. ass.ls-sasl
Boy Wanted. a--as.sa 4. 4. = rsss.-,...s.
Situation as Salesman Wanted. AA@2.A 8 -f9- E e
Young Man Wanted to Travel.
Executors Sale-Elisha Jones.
Cook Wanted-J. H. Fogg.s - y "a
Caution to the Public.
House for Sale or to Let, .-.
SteIiff's Sales-Geo w. Parker. A&
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-08
THE PR e SS

w First Page 7o-day-Letter form Wa
terville, The situation in. Pennsylvania; The
Infirm Man; Plain Enough. Varieties.
Fss~ta Pags-Cape Cottage at Sunset, by
W. G. Glazier; Grants Ride at Monterey.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-08
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND IS: 30 tI
Registry OF Deeds, received Oct. I, 1858, at h. 90
m. 2. M, and recorded in Book 362, page 500.
Attest, 'a.-H
lsigneD EBEN LEACH, Register.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-08
Wanted.

A YOUNG man OF responsibility to travel through
tne western States with me one year or more.
must De honest: Wages liberal and board paid.
vertisement, r ID w
o0'o ui" Charlestown, Mass.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-08
Dissolution of C0partnership

THE copartnership heretofore existing under the
L style OF LEACH, PARKER & co. IL this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business will be
settled by Leach q Parker. s1E .f l4ss -sr- M
Portland, Sept. 80, 1858. ..t51iaerr..a a.er
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-08


which tuo-
ply marvellous. L
seeing the streng'
immense loads.
the details of the
hereafter. We 8
.s.nlts of the ex
stations under fOu
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sTHB wEEKLY
have been bY disaaler. w must be.

have been by disaster. We must pre-
pare for The coming encounter There
is work to be done, Our lines are to be
strengthened Every man must be at
bis post. Many victory has been lost
in the very hour of seeming triumph, by
the negligence Of conscious strength, and
BY a failure 10 put forth the browning
effort,
Republicans! take heed that the need
fu work is done. See 10 it that your
energy isuOt relaxed, that your vigilance
is equal TO the great ioteres! OF stake
There is 10 time for ndoIout rejoiciugs
or careless repo'c, until you have secur.
ed, beyond contingency, tie election Of
GRANT and CoLFAx.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-29
nEYIGILANT.

Eternal vigilance is the price Of lib
erty." We must not relax our efforts,
or premit our organization to become
weakened, until tina last great battle is
fought The foe is recovering from
panic, aud preparing for one more dOSper
ate assault all along our lines Stand
10 your arms, and advance unitedly TO
meet the onset.
We have carried every State since
Vermont led off with her immense ma
jority. Maine followed with nearly
double her majority of last year. Con-
necticut has wheeled into line, Penn.
SyIvania, which our opponents boosted
they would carry, and proclaimed to be
The decisive battle ground, redeemed
herself from her detection 10 the Democ.
rHcy last year, coming in with 10000
Republicsu majorily. Ohio has swelled
her less than 5000 last year TO 1900
for the right. Indian, which Democ'
ncy hoped to overwhOlm with froudu.
len. Kentucky help" unprecedented
in extent, still stands firm by good
900. Nebraska, everywhere claimed
by our opponents, has given over 5000
majority for the Republicans. Last OF
oil, Virginia remains true, and once
more bears the Republican standard
alOft in triumph.
The Presidential question is settled,
oil are rOudy TO say, Honest Democrats
acknowledge the SiguifcanOy of these
elections, and have prepared themselves
for defeat. Panic has taken tho place
Of hope in their ranks, and general
oulcry has gone up from their camp iot 0
change OF leaders aud a change Of front
But their rallyiDg cry is also heard
b Their leader has COMO forth from Mi
4 retirement, and going through the nnk
9 10 reossrre his men for Inc last as
d Gauh. Let US not permit ourselves t
'b'eom, demOralized by success as the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-29
MILITARY DespotiSm.

Nothing could be weaker than BIair's
excuse for his assassination threat against
General Grant Under any and all cir,
cumstances the iustigator Of murder as a
political ins,rumeutuli'y, and the no less
guilty apOlOgist Tor the murder Of no.
tional ruler, should be deemed worthy Of
nothing better than such mark as''was
put on the brow oil Cain. lie should be
stamped with his true character, so as 10
be known and Stunned by decent men.
This brand is likely 10 remain on The
reputation of Frank Blair during the
remainder Of his natural life. He did
not say he would be the assassin himself;
but he spoke with certain Boosting de-
fancs, when he said, unCondtionly and
blunlIy, as reported by his own personal
organ at home, that General Grant, il
eIsctod to the Presidency, "wODld not
leave the White House alive" The
meaning oil the words cannot be mis;a.
ken
And now what is the excuse offered
Tor such language by this Democratic
candidate for the second Office IN the
gift Of the people? He does not say, as
some Of his friends have suggested for
him. that be was loo much intoxicated to
know what be was about. He does not
say that, in the bitterness of his feeling
at tho reception Of election news so
crushing to his hopes, he was betrayed
into a warmth ofspOoch which heregrols.
No, Either plea would have been plau-
sible, aud might have somewhat served
to mitigate popular Indignation; but
either would have involved selr.stultif.
cation too humiIating for a Blair. Ho
must get out Of tho difficulty in some
way, or not al all, He has made the Of.
Tort.
Whether this excuse Is n mere after
thought or not, matters little. Gveit
the full force no claims for jt-ovon ad-
hitting what everybody knows to DO rid,
iculously false and unfounded-ihai Gen.
Grant mOlitalOs violence to tho liberties
Of the nation, and you still havo no shad,
ow Of excuse ior tho oHqnSo perpcrOtcd:
by hlau, Tho. Constitution provides n
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-29

~ and efficient remedy for treason
sbsorp lion in Chief MogIstr'te:
.Has no standing army athis command
,aseu,s any revolutionary purpose
gonld not sustain himself Tor . day
ii altitude ofdefonco TO the will Of
,5sopIe, were he SO minded. Il needs
assassin to correct any such monsltOuS
D,srsiops Of the powers of the Gov
p,nsn, as Blair maliciOusly assumes TO
bntendod by Gen. Giant as President.
Nalk ofmorders as the remedy, even
The extreme case supposed, would
before be the mere wantounesS OIL
atui,ous wickOdness. ~
in point of fact, all Of BlalF's talk
cont military despotism,in connection
IN tbe Presidency Of Geu. Grant, Is a
DOR and petty device conlt'y'd 's an :
yeuse for something else which the Gn-
Tcky Missourian has uttered in his
5Ssbine moments. Nobody, even IN n
he Dem ocralic party, has been al all
impressed by this novel theory Of Grans 8
oSarsc,er. al The world Knows him TO 9,
he ureeminenty obedien: to the laSs' apd
defcrential 10 the civil power as SnoOr'
Jioa,e.. This every act of his remark
able military career has proved. he i.
-oonire such Subordinau or y,
from every one under him, "'.-- LimsalI
al the head of the Government,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-29
THE LOST CAUSE.

Tbs news we give our readers this
East IS stirring. The beaas5Rs!EFsSss Of the
not only routed. They are demOratara
rearlully; and are now urged by the lead.
ing Democratic organ in the United
States 10 change their ticket at once.--
Tie New York Herald says the change
has already been determined on and that
committee has visited Mr., Seymour at
Utica to obtain his consent. They agree
on oil hands that Chase is the man 10
take Ssymour's pace, but it does not ap.
pear that Mr., Chase has yet been con-
suited or signiisdin any way his will
lugness to accept the situation. Our
conjecture is Mr.. Chase will DO no such
III ng. He made great efflrls aud great
sacrifices of self.respect 10 compass tia
nomination at the hands of the Conven-
ton but, be has too much respect for
himself and too much shrswd sense to
take this nomination at second hand, to
take il 90 platform upon which he has
declared he cannot sland, and take it now
after the battle has been substantially
fought and lost. Various gentlemen are
talked about for the second place with
Mr., Chase and the friends Of each
threaten If their fovorte is not chosen
BY the committee to vote for Grant.
II is not 10 be doubted that this change
OF front is seriously urged BY a part OF
the Democratic managers. We print
the Worlds article Of Thursdoy proper
ing the way for the still holder advice il
gave the Democracy yesterday. 1t is
always desperate exPedieut to charge
from. 10 the face of an encmy--the more
so whom that enemy is powerful, conf.
dent, and aggressive-still more so when
tie main engagement bas been fought
and you are already beaten beyond re-
oovery, After oil their lying AID brHg.
the Democracy by merely talking about
such thing confess iheiF utter tiscOm-
future.
Strong as may be tho reasons for with.
drawing Seymour aud Blair aud putting
on other men, it is our belief the Dem-
ocracy will not dare to do it. 1t would
be total abandonment Of the field =
Thousands, disguised. would leave tho
sinking ship and coma over to Grant
Other thousands would refuse 10 come
out on election day, Yet they are already
beaten as it stands. They have but a
choice between two modes Of death, By
change now they surely break their par.
ty into fragments. If they let the ticket
alone, the psaty will break down any
how ia November, 1t is ScYlla on the
one side and ChOrybiis on the other, and
no chanOel between,
Aud in the lowest deep, lower deep
Still threatening to doyour me, opens wide
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-29

The Democratic papers are OirculOt-
ing BLACKBOARD attack upon Irishmon
purporting to como from the ChicugO
Post, Republican paper, 1t is nothing
more nor Tess than copy Of aspeOuh
made by E. o. Perrin, in New York in
1867. and published in the New York
Express. Z. o. Perrin was oao Of the
Secretaries OF the last Democratic Cou-
vOntion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-29
THE ELECTION.

The els,lion in this county last Thurs
day, passed off quietly. Old Mason has
been redeemed. We have elected every
man 90 our ticket, BY majOriIies ranging
from 400 10 1856. We gain a member
of the House of Delegates, The Union
men of Mason cuun!y have doua nObly.
In Putnam county the Union mn
have swept evosything before them
They have elected Captain John Bow.
yer 10 the House of Delegates over o.
G, Chase, whohad dsgracsd that county
last year, in the Legislature.
In KauaSha county the Union men
have done wellTsisoting every man On
their ticket. They also gain member
yoI the Legislature.
ln this District General Witchor Is
elected to Congress by q largely incrca
s'd majority over Mr.. Moore, Democrat
This will give entire satisfaction 10 every
Republican voter in the District. Mr..
Moore was strongly opposed by Promi.
uent Democrats in this county, for rea.
sons probably best known to themselves.
and we believe they eH?rted themselves
TO elect his opponent Notwithstanding
this iir. Moore seemed to have got as
many Radical votes IS Gen. Witcher did
Democratic votes, and by this means he
kept about with his party vote, Mr..
Moore, is gentleman who would have
adorned the Halls OF Congress, and we
are rejoiced at his defeat only from
purely political grounds; believing as
we did, that the principles he advocated
were inimcable to the best interest Of
r on. country and our State. He has
aow 40 doubt found out that the PEG
plo .ofthis district and of The whole
State, DO mos. heartily endorse the Re-
conslrucuoa acts oil Congress, and are
in favor Ofpaying our u1lional debt ac-
cOrding to the spirit aud letter" Of the
law. And lhss they are opposed to re :
puiistion in auy'form whatever.
In the FIRST district General Duvnl the
Republican candidate for Congress is
elected by over 1000 majority.
In the second district. the Rrpubli.
con candidate for Congress, Mr.. Me,
Grew is elected BY $500 majority.
In another column we give all the
election news We could gather 80 TO the
tine of gOing 10 press. Sufficient how.
ever, has been obtained 10 show that the
State has gone Republican by from 3
10000. Thus again, has West Vir.
ginin showed her devotion to the Union,
tue Constitution and the Enforcement Of
the laws, and Progress, Freedom and
Justice, ADD her utter detests,iOn Of all
Rebels and their sympalhizing friends
: Add again, next Tuesday, will she de.
clare in thunder tones for Grant and q
lasting Peace,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-29
ADyANCINC TEE LINEg,

AOFANClNG TIE LlNEB.
During the war, when Tho rebel forces
held positions at Forts DonolSon and
McHenry, Island No. 10, slauntcu, the
'Rapidun, aud other points, every move
meut made which threw The loyal lines
forward, and compelled The enemy to
withdpW. wos feltlo be a substantial vic.
tory. When the rebel lines fell back to
Virksburg, Nashville, add Atlanta, il
YES deemed to be an affirmative move
'nenl of the hosts of freedom and Union.
When the great leader crossed the Rap
idan, and caused The Confederates to re-
tire to tha Wilderness, ADD SUCCESSFULLY
TO spoGsylvania, North Anna, Cold Har-
Dor, aud Richmond, every movement " as
hailed as decisive in settling the Stub
bOrnly resisted controversy of the war,
Victory came a! the AppOms!to1.
Tho Onxiousiy awaited October cleo
tons have taken place, and the move
ment on the polilica battle field, which
began with Vermont Maine, and Con-
noelicul. has been followed up by those
along the front, from Pennsylvania,
through Ohio and Indiana. to Nebraska.
And now, glorious little West Virginia
which has been held as reserve
throws her mighty columns forward, and
adds one more State to Grant and Col.
fax, amid the shouts of the loyal million
fifteen hundred miles of Boys in Blue,
aided by The loyal people OF tho Union.
who stood by them as they did during
the war.
The Gettysburg, the Chattanooga. and
tue Lookout Mountain Of The contest are
decided on the side of the loyal forces.
The smoke has cleared away, and ''abovO
the clouds" we look down on the routed
forces led on BY Wade Hampton and N.
B. Forrest and feel that the ultimate vic
tory is now assured. ya. a'--.r
We have never had serious doubt Of
the result. Whatever local or temporary
disturbance may have occurred in the
ballot-boX during the last two or three
years, we have always rested in the Os-
surancs that on the great national trial
the people would reafirr the decisions
Of the war. Tho popular judgment has
sagacity enough 10 feel that the guar
of the republic would mol be as
safe in the hands OF those who fought
iout yenrs TO destroy i'll as in the hands
Of those who fought to sustain it, With
all the errors that may have been com.
mitted by the Union party. in the exer-
else Of the Constitutional duty Of main
tanning the natoual life. under such ex-
Iraordinary circumstances, that party is
safer than the organization which plum
ged the nation into disastrous war in
the South, or which Sympathizcd with it
in the North. and now offers 10 the pGo-
pie platform framed in its central idea
by the authors Of secession and war.
We look, therefore, with some conf
dent hope to the decision of November
81, in the belief that the whole opposition
line will mako an unconditional sur
render" unless, indeed, the leaders shall
hasten to do it at an earlier day,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-29

The Home Journal, under the admin.
istraliou Of Morris and Willis, attained
the first and highest position in the jour.
nolistic catalogue Of this couutry, With.
out any disposition to dotract from tho
acknowledged merit Of these porsonoge',
iluslrious in the world Of literature, We,
nevertheless, venture the nnnoun cement
that the paper is now superior to its old
self.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-29

Total l2I7 HI 1881 Il2U
The balance Of the State ticket have MAORI.
ties about the same as Governor. .r'l.
Rollins Rep. for House of Delegates has
l2l majority.
Phelps Rep. over Baxter Dem. fer Senate,
1872 majority.
Sisson for Recorder l3G maj,
Guthrie for Prosecuting Attorney has ll9
majority over TomlnsOn Democrat,
Mason for Assessor is elected by 100 major
ity owe. Kimherling, Dem.
Mintln for Surveyor is elected by 81 mai.
over Pullin Democrat.
shank majority for Assessor Ct lower Dis
trict 10 1874.
We give below the returns as lar as
we have been able to get them. Some
are reported and-some are official:
Mason county gives a Republican
majority Of 1876. We also gain mem
Der of the House of Delegates.
Jackson county (ofieial) Republican
majority 8ll.
Ro,uo county Republican majority
$50, Wi'cher 800 majority.
Boone county gives Gen. Wirchcr for
Congress 81 majority, and the Repub-
licnn State ticket Sc maj,
Wayne county, Republican majority
81.
Lincoln county, Democratic majority
81 Moore for Congress. 81 maj.
Cabell county, 10 Republican majoti-
y.
K,nawha county, Republican m,jori-
y l73, We gain a member OF the
House of Delog ates IL this county,
Putnam county gives $50 Republican
majority, and gain membsr Of the
House of Delegates.
Nicholas county 1877 Republican m a.
jority.
Fayette, 60 Democratic majority,
Clay, reported 81 Republican maj.
Braxton, reported to have given rs
Republican maj,
Greonbrier, reported 10 have given q
majority of 3eG for the Democracy.
Monroe is reported 10 have given
800 Republican maj.
Meroor county gives a small Demo.
cratic maj
Raleigh is reported to have given a
Democratic majority of 80,
Wyoming 60 Democratic m j,
This is about oil the news we have Of
the result in this District, but at any
rate suficisnlis known to insure Gene
raj Wircher's election 10 Congress by
near 1000 majority.
In the other Districts wo have the fol.
lowing returns!
Harrison county, 200 Republican ina.
jotity,
Writ county, official, gives Rcpub-
licnn majority or40
Full returns from Wool county give
Duval for Congress 100 maj The vote
for Governor is close. SIevonson's ma.
jority so,
Marion county, 200 Republican maj.
Preston county 800 Republican maj,
DoddrdgO county ll6 Republican
ma
Marshall county $50 Republican
majority
Taylor county, giVO' 60 Dem ocslic
majority,
Hancock county gives IOl ROpubli,
eau uOjoriIy,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-29

The Democrats Of Marion. South
Carolina, have presented forty acres of
land 10 iillccn hOgtoss who went to the
nolI, With their former master and voted
.,an,panocIa!ic ticket .a..
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-29

The decline of gold continues TO prom.
$50 a gradual approach TO specie pay.
ment, as result Of Grants election, It
will come in duO time, without yiOloa,
shock TO business, ondtO the relief of oil
industrial interests
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-29

SrrM UR evidently got his idea Of
reSigniug at this siege of the canvass
from the old story Of Captain SCOTS
coon. Seeing General Grant getting
ready to fire, he proposes 10 come down
at once, without waiting for the bullet,
Unconditional surrender appears to be
the fate Of all Gen, Grants oppOnen is
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-29

Jefferson county gives "a majority for
Stevenson aud an average majority Of
80 for the rest Of The ticket.
Berkeley county gives $50 RipubIi-
can majority.
MOnODgalia COunty gives Republic
can majority of 6Oo.. 1u!sz.g
Richie county 400 Republican maj.
Tyler 1855 Democratic maj. sss
Ohio cOuuty gives decreased Dem
ocratic majority. vgai a
Plsnsauts county $50 Democratic
maj. Vi gp.w llnlaes ra.1
WolzoI county gives a Democratic
majority of 500. .l-.5 sibrf ss5
Hampshire county ia reported to have
given large Democratic majority. ODD
Hardy county reported DemOcaa
Brooke county gives II Democratic
majority. ,aasnau Do gaz,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-29

judging from the intelligence from
the South, the rebels haTe given up all
hope since the October elections, and
Grant and ColfOx will get every oIecIo-
raj vote, Thu foolish plot to run tickets
IN Mississippi Texas and Virginia, 10 de
dancc Of the act Of Congress, has already
exploded.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-29
Masonic.

A.F.& a. M.CLFroy Loror, U. D.
d OCULAR communications, Thursday night
III on or preceding the ful! Of the moon nj its
Hall at West Columbia All Nae
ter Masons in good and regular standing,
within the limits ofits Jurisdiction are invited
to attend aud become members
oct l-Gw.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-29

Good boy HoraIio is going shout with
his India rubber, to ease the marks which
the naughty Frank has been making at
Columbus, Chicago. Indianapolis, Gin
cinnali and PitWburg, But he is unequal
to the task Of rubbing out the record at
St. Louis. lie let's Missouri 90.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-29

The westward pathway Of Seymour i'
illuminated by Republican victories in
PenuSy Ivania. West Virgiui. Ohio, and
Indiana. A universal conf grafton OF
the stock, property and effects of Do
mocncy in New York aud throughout
The nation will greet his return hons.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-29

Goodo-byO, Judge Simpson Faro.
well patrick Henry" We hopo you
and your friends may have a pleasant
trip up Salt River"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-29

The Ku KIux Khan, with its murders,
i!S srsons, and It's fortunes, has been de.
clOred by the Seymour papers to be a
mythical mnggot of disiempered Repub-
lieRn brains. We should think it hard
ly philo'opbical.to suppose that body
which did not exist could dissolve itself,
but the Henderson (Ky,) Ka KIuxes
have published General Order" an
nOunciug disbandmenI until further
orders from Headquarters"
Members ore required "o Burn their
costumes and maskS"-So it appears that
these rufians did disguise themselves
whenever they had felony on their red
hands. This proclamation, while il es-
!oblishes the fact Of the existence of the
villsnous order, affords no certain guar
anIy that the dissolution commanded
and advertised is not mere trick to al
lay public suspicion, and put intended
victims off their guard. A public an
nouncement by bandiIli that they have
abandoned business is rather suspicious
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-29
Old MASON REDEEMEDI
Rebel Democracy Repudi-
dated by loyal Mason!
''HoW Are You SnalxY"
1900 FOR WITCBER
5000 FOR STEVENSON!

Beaw we give the result in this county
for Governor snd Congress, and the ma
iortics for the county ticket.