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Grant county.

A meeting OF the Republicans OF
Grant county was held at the Court
House, on the 10th, OF which A6Dah
Dolly was President, and John Il. baOO
Secretary.
E. Muntzing, Edward F. VossIer ana
Martin Judy, were appointed a County
Executive Committee
Martin Judy, Daniel w Baoo, ~
AbiJah Dolly were appointed deleg aIes
to the State Convention at ClarksouI
They were ''instructed TO use their IN a.
duence 70 obtain the DOMINATION o.
Arthur I. Foreman for Goyernors ~
were delegated to attend the Dlst IilC
Convention for the purpose OF q otnl LII
ting n Congressman and Judge n SAss
those ofhcars are not nonlhASe1 ~
Oarksburg.1 - ...-a
The following resolutions were
Resolved, 1st. That We recognize the
Republican party of the United Stat s.
of America as the only true exPonen
OF the principles of Repub lican GOV NiTs9-
ment, the only safeguard Of our Po- -
cal Institutions, and the la as,
the loyal people OF the South. To-
+ 21d. That We Recognize the PIa ,L. -
the reconsfruction OF the States Ia1ei =.
in rebellion, adopted by Oongre..5t, 49, =
the legal and safe means mere ~ - 49,.
States may be permitted % nave w. ~
] in the control Of the AriAifA Oh ~
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How 20 Choose a Congressman.
TAYLOR COUNTY, May 18th, 1864.


TAYLOR COUNTY, May 18th, 1864.
Editors LHtelli0eaeeT:
There Is great interest being mani
Tested among the friends OF the many
aspirants for Congressional honOrs in
one OF them shall be the Republican
nominee. It Is pretty we'll understood
that n nomination with us Will be
equivalent 10 an election. And, Messrs.
Editors, propose to ofIer few sug-
gestions which, think II would be well
for us to consider and remember. We
should be careful to select those as our
standRrd-bearers who are our best men.
What / mean by best men, is, those who
are true Republicans, and who are
able. One great draw back to our
cause in this State is that we have not
been careful enough in this respect. II
we expect TO retain Republican ascen-
dency in this district and In this State,
we must be more careful in our selec-
ton OF candidates. An able man is a
strong man, and a strong man adds
strength to his party. IL men who are
not capable, who are SO blinded by
their lust for office as TO force them
the cause, are determined to persevera.
It is no reason why the party Itself
should take the same course TO tnevitA-
BILE overthrow; i say inevitable, be-
cause II there be no amendment In this
particular, and that soon, our over
throw Is only n question OF time. Then
I do hope we will not sacrifice our
party, in our blind devotion TO favor
itism. Now, Messrs. Editors, were I 10
close this article, and say not one word
more,H believe your readers in this
district would all fully understand my
meaning, and know exBctly what
L am driving at. Let me ask a
question to the point. Fellow re-
publicans, should we not, in our selec-
the most able man, without regard 70
personal friendship or fayoTitism
This Is the question; how do you
answer it,-hoW VIII you answer II az
our District Convention Personally
the writer OF this has no fayorite, and
therefore he may take different view
from those who have. But let US De
wise, as Republicans, and show our
competency for political control by
answering this question in the athrm A.
tive. We, have one or two men VINO
will be before said Convention ior
nomination who are undoubtedly
greatly the superior of others In mind,
| In knowledRe, in experience and in
eloquence. We will name Governor
Peirpoint and James g. McGrew,-Peir-
point first and McGrew second. WhiIe
we have such men as these before u.s.
| Il would be a reproach 70 the party u
draw-b back 20 the cause and an ms al
to talent, TO choose H third or fourth
! rate man for Congress. II Is an honor
to be ably represented. so let us SEND
Peirpoint TO Congress- and We can point
with pride 10 The representative from
the Second District OF West Nirginiai
for he would certainly be great among
the greatest In the Forty-drst Congress.
What he has done for West virgins
we all know, and need not repeat; But
| IL we can't get the best, why then lei US
take the next best,-James @. McGreW.
Yours, in earnest.
REPUBLICAN,.
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Che Intel iQGtlter.
@ Fnr-so n Annr.

4. So Far-SO Far Away. 3L-
So far away 30 far away!
Thy STAN are not the Etars see;
With me us night, with thee us day,
And day and night ara one 10 me,
30 fAr-so far away
hlnt beneath those Wandering aIrs
Whose wings around the world 20 free:
snatch at straws the whfrlWind bears
Touched they the land that blooms for thee
go far--so fAr away?
The forms that near me breathe and move.
Like visions rise, like visions fieei
i cannot 1--we 70 other love,
Ny foul has crossed the deep to thee
SO far-so lar aYayf
Earthis dropping shadows close me rourd,
The heavens have lost their Hight for me
The voice ofloy breathes not a sound,
And hope swOons dead on yonder sea
80 fr-so far away
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.BerkeIeJ- aIIstaaen.
Editors IHteilIgeHeer:

Berkeley, the author OF the article in
your paper OF Monday morning, enti-
lied THE Canvass In the Second Dis
Kitchen great Injustice. And whilst L
do not support Mr.. Kitchen for Con-
gress. must beg sufficient space to say
that do not live in Berkeley county,
and am nota relative OF Mr.. Kitchen.
A great deal might be said in reply to
the article OF Berkeley, but think 1
have said sufficient. Yours,
A REPUBLICAN, OF THE % CoN0REs-
SIGNAL DISTRICT.
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Cnnf-I. II. PInt..
wHEEL1No. w. v, Ma

WHEELINo. ". VA, May -.
Editors Inteui0eneeT
Some of the Republican papers have
mentioned Captain j. NJ. Pipes, of
Moundsville, In connection with the
position of Secretary of State. We are
glad to hear of this suggestion. Capt.
Pipes was a true soldier, and lost an
arm in the service OF his country. He
is said TO be well qualified for the posi-
ton, and ~ nominated would be elect
ed. He Is q man OF the right stamp,
and we hope his claims will be favora-
bly, considered by the ClarksbuTg Con-
yention. MANY.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
HIaJor Rrhtor-Gov. PeIrPoIni

MAJOR BrIAtor--6ov. PeirPOinf-
Editors IHtelligeneer.
In the Second District the contest
for Congress seems to be narrowed
down to Major Bristor and Governor
Peirpoint. Now, which of these gem
tlemen should be honored with this
posltion3 Both are we'll known to most
OF our people. Both have filled posi-
tions OF trust and honor, and done IT
well. IL seems 70 your Correspondent
that Major Bristor shoald have the pc
sItion. he who shouldered his musket
and marched to the front In the hour
OF his country's greatest danger, should
irst be honored. Major Bristor has
showed his faith by his works. BE
loved ease, home and plenty, but he
loved bis country and her welfare more.
country Is in danger and its flag insult
ed. Such n man Will never desert his
country or wrong its friends. His IN
duence, his means and his life have all
been placed on the altar OF his country,
ready to be sacrificed, If needs be, for
the welfare of our common coun-
try. When this has been done, show
me the man who has done more?
Has Governor Peirpoint done more
Has he done half SO much 2 answer
he has not. Gov. Peirpoint has filled
an easy chair, cushioned, with springs
aud all for near seven long years, while
soldiers like Major BristOr were at the
front periling their limbs their health
and their lives, with half rations many
times, and some times no raIions A. all.
1 ask Is there any comparison between
them Can there be any comparison
between them ? / think there can not.
How does Il look for Gov. Peirpoint 10
come among us and in about twenty
four hours ask for Office, and even at
~ loo
and patriotic soldiers to obtain that
end. 1t IS not just, patriotic or gener-
Gus, to say the least of Il. L can not
but believe that Gov. Peirpoint will
forbid his consuming to such. thing.
Let me appeal TO fathers whose sous
went forth to the war and never return
ed stand by Major Bristor-he's your
stand up for your rights, stand
up for your companion, who
with you encountered danger-Who
with you was willing TO die that our
country might live. Remember that
"united we stand, divided we fall"
see two scurrilous communications
in your paper, purporting TO come from
the Second District, seeking to enquire
the prospects OF Msjor Bristor, such
mean, 10 W, under-handeda attacks upon
Major Brislor's fair name, will fall like
the leaves in Autumn, and Instead OF
lowering him in the peoples estima-
ton, Will only raise him still higher.
The articles, like their author, needs
only to be named that they may be
despised by all good citizens.
Let us have no division In our ranks;
let all loyal men rally for Major Brts-
tor, and even that class of men who are
sometimes Sti0mdti=ed by the name of
Soldiers and Methodists," may vote
for him and not be dishouored thereby.
Very Respectfully,
a VoICE FRoSI MARION.
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uonAi Government, and that We hereby
endorse the same.
Sd. That We approve OF the course OF
the House OF Representatives in the
Congress OF the United States in put
ting Andrew johnson on his trial at
the bar OF the Senate for high crimes
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Harbour county.


A meeting OF the Republicans OF Bar
bour county was held at PhilliPpl on
the 18th inst, OF which Joseph Teter
was President and Job n. GlaEscock,
Secretary. The following named gen.
tlemen were appointed delegates TO the
State Convention; with the addition OF
the President and Secretary OF the
meeting:
7 Phillippi ToIEHSAip-Spencer Dayton,
Calvin g. Reed, and Edward f. Grant.
Glade TotDnship-Samuel s. Sockney,
Edmund Hin, and William Cox.
Union OtVHEhip-Norman b. White
John II. Coburn and Byron n. Love.
Barker TOtgnShip-Willis j. Drum
mond, Jesse TeteT. and Arnold Wright.
Elk IotCHslip-William Q. Trimble,
Isaac Post, and Benjamin Mccoy.
Ore T0irTlShfp-Joseph X Baker,
James +. Harvey and F. G. w. Ford
PledSdaf Ot1Esip-Samuel Hardox,
Abraham McDanields, and Hansford
Glascock.
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the delegates to vote for DIR. ID. S. Pin
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OF the people of Barbour for Congress
in that (2nd) District.
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