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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-29

The New York Tribune OF the goth
inst, republishes the Blair letter. and
among other things says:
The Democrats are welcome to throw
Frank Blair overheard if they choose. 1t
is not of the slightest con>egu uenee. so far
as the Vice Presidency of the United
States for the next four years is con-
cerned, what they do. But we protest
against this sneaking way OF doing it
Inder false pretenses, The trouIie is not
with their candidates at leas: not with
Blair He honestly and Rlua}uii.Y says
a0idt they mean. If the Democrats now
wish, in the light of their October disas-
tiers, to abandon the revolutionary posi-
tion of their platform, we shall be glad
to chronicle it-not as fact OF present
political weight, but as a cheering token
of desertiOn from the ranks which still
keep up the fight for the Lost Cause
But they must not make Blair a scdDe-
goat because he has not been a hypocrite,:
and they must not accuse the Republican
press of slandering them in honestly
quoting their own declarations. If Blair
and his allies have been misrepresented.
please specify by whom and wherein. =
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Mlsfeilaneous.

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Agents and subscribers see that you get the
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The Springfield Republican says, this edition
thing
The eCongregatiOnaiist says, whoever wishes to
get in the cheapest FORM the best Dictionary OF
the Bible should buy his.
WE ALSO WENT Agents for ELEIOI"S new
work, REMARKABLE tHARATERS AND
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Ihey are new and original works By these au-
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-29
Livery Union Soldier,
killed IN battle, WaskiLzed
5yre5els 1Oho no1O are uot-
ing for Seymour and
Blair.


THE last Gazette says there are q. .OOO
jews in Ohio who voted the Republican
ticket at the fall election who will not
vote for Grant. There are not one-forth
that number of Hebrew voters in the
State, bnt if there were, they would not
vote the Copperhead ticket as they are
almost invariably loyal. true men. The
following significant circumstance
knocks the gas out of the Gazette state
ment. A Chicago dispatch says: General
Grant was te,egrsphed Friday that the
great Presidential cake at the Hebrew
Ladies' Fair, in Quincy, was his, by a
large majority, and, and ssked what dis
position shonld be made Of it. The Gem
erai replied: Send it to Mrs. Grant, at
Galena.o Saturday morning commit
tee started with it from Quincy, for Ga
lena. The cake netted The Fair 81 ,25O.
The vote was for Grant, S,697; for Sey-
mour, 8,352
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-29
GRANT fought for the
fog---Seynour spoke
AGAINST 1t
The Demosratie situation.

Loud and deep are the curses hurled
from the defeated and broken ranks of
the Democracy at those leaders whs
foreseeing the final defeat few hours in
advance, have struck for the rear, launch
ing their Parthian arrows i'm their flight.
not at = common foe, but at their own
The WsrId and the Ma.
tional Intelligencer have announced to
the Democratic party their approaching
and in this they have acted the
part of true prophets, but Democratic
prophets. at is time enough" they
argue, ito find out our defeat on the
day after the election" 1t will be for
tunate il thev do not, like the Hindoo
Brahmin, crush the instrument which
reveals to them what their religion for.
bids them to know. The mistake made
by the World and Intelligencer lies IN
that the nomination of Blair.
on a revolutionary platform, is a mere
accident Of the campaign which might
have been avoided. So far from this, it
spoke the inevitable logic Of the Dems-
cratic situatfon.--[N. Y. Tribune.
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READ and hand to
your Democratic neigh
Dor before the election.
FULL VOTE.


80 oo'o' e.osou every Demo-
..e ~ a. ~ i,ue " .ne Poin was
. s.o uesAssu ~ nl@ ~ oAiio.. ior the
- " ,ne enoc'asic party
'ieans VI 'nis Oounty osen
"a " 'neal cause, we would to-
1sy nose : .uA'e'iisy .fAa VI Tue ounces In the
So .l'u ouf party wouAo stand In q
na.n oe.'er pos,'ion W WORK enciently
- 'ae iu1aie'l ne iAc* y, however, that
~ .l.ll0e .0, essry towhsnip Ia Inc county
humeen ol hsepuDicsns remained at
none re aeArn irem TOE henaois sources
snss N : a'.ney v "nsnIp Z" hepuniieans
re1nsa 1aA tlss'f aea - nome, IN rease ABOUT the
.sles naI ~ " arish 40 were absent,
II 1esniae 40, IN Airk "ooo Q, IN Union
= ~ So,sl laih m o. Az uosnen Z, IN Meao .,
~ - 80 os. :" ,isA'ips Pfoportionate
1nousr men, IL VIII De OBJ
'e'Veu' s.a ~ nouie IN Inc townships
e.' u.ne 1A'ea W nave eiected our Clerk OF
.as eoui. .nu Hneliii i,'siIll.l Ii tney nad done
.nsit uuty py turning OUT 70 vote. we
W '.'l','l Aos ieieI " .llS matter new Tor the
poSe VI nnuins iauit Win the past,
-..nousn ~ is uiscouraglng % the men
". anu ''oii' anu speno thelr tlme
sAe uloAy t. y " secure tne success OF
1.'' '"ase' " see 'ns' cause oeIeated be-
cause ieW men within the ranks of the
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tO1.

SENATOR FEssENDEN in speech made
at Portland, Maine, August 80, 1868, said:
Mr.. Blair says that ifa Democratic Presi
dent is elected they (the reconstruction
laws Of Cengress) will be overturned
by force. The question is left to the peo-
pie of the United States to settle at the
polls in November. The crisis which is
upon us is one of the most important
which has ever presented itself in this
country. We have passed good laws
and now they must be executed: we
want the power of q man as President
who says "let there be peace"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-29
To Owners of Horses.

Thousands of horses die yearly from Collie
This need not be. DR.. Tobias Venetian Horse
Liniment will positively cure every ease. IL
given when first taken. The cost is only one
dollar. Every owner of 4 horse should have
bottle in his stable, ready for use II is warren
ted superior to anything else forthe cure CT cuts
wind gals, SWetlingS, sore throat, SpTainS,
bruises, old sores, sc. This LinmcGE is no new
remedy. It has been used and approved of for
20 years by the first horselneu in the county,
Given toan over-driven horse, it acts like magic.
Orders are constantly received from the racing
stables of England for it. The celebrated Hiram
woodruff, of tro ting fame, used il for years. and
said II Is far superior to any other he has tried
Recollect, DIR. Tobias Venetian Horse Liniment
is put up in pint bottles. Take no other Sold
by the Druggists and Slddlers. Depot, j6 COrt-
landt street, New York ivg-lm
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-29

Thefollowing explicit declaration upon
the subject Of the repudiation sf the
public debt, is from the most extensively
circulated Democratic newspaper pub
lished in the United States.
at is Reputation! and to this the
Democratic party is already pledged; and
no man can, after this year, be elected
to Congress or the Presidency who Is not
pledged for Reputation. This is true
Democratic doctrine, and you who do
not endorse it will De ground to powder
under the wheel Of Repudiation. ~
Brick Pomersy in the La Crosse Demo-
crat, Septem Der, 1867.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-29

THE Democracy have exhibited an
extraordinary degree Of sensitiveness in
view OF the fact that nearly all the decent
men nave either left or are fast leaving
the party. Since the recent elections
the number of Democrats who have been
arrested for committing frauds 10 too
great to count. Does the party scsrn
them? On the contrary it defends them.
Honest people, men who have been life
long Democrats, look on the attitude of
the modern Demscracy with feelings of
loathing and disgust. The desperate
measures resorte1 to by the party, the
political murders in the South, the stu.
pendous frauds in the North, the daily
arrests of prominent and respectable
men in Ohio, Indiana and New York;
the Indications Of treachery upon every
side, and the unparalleled expsdients
adopted are driving men from the ranks
of the party every day. They see piain-
ly that this disregard Of morality, hon
esty, truth and fair dealing, il permit
ted to continue or encouraged, for any
length IF time, will sap the foundations
Of society and good geyernmest; there
fore they turn their back upon the party
which recognizes no law but expediency,
aud unite with The sdheFepts az Grant
to restore he country to peace and pros.
pority. Il Pittsburgh Com.
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1.-THE lOor is q failure--
Let hOStiL5tles cease. y
{ (SeynoUr Gt Chic0So
1864.

Soldiers, Charge alone
the whole line of the enc
my on Tuesday next, as
you didGt LooRoWtM Noun
tain, the WiLde7neSS, ut
Gettysburg, and the hun
dreds of other 6atttefeIds
of the lO0r, 0ned the lOhoJe
rebel clan lVlII ber0Uted at
the close Of the day, and
a Final .Tctory Wiki be
yOIIrS/ ls.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-29

In one of Grant s early bat
ties, tits related that at the
critical moment he placed
himself at tho head of his old
regiment With the shout,
" Nozc is the time to drive
them, boys !" and secured the
uict0ry for the Stars and
Stripes. In the great battle
on Ohich the future of the
country depends, MenaOnsent
has 1rrIOed Uhen the cru
should be, No1O is the time
to drive them !" Let this bel
the northumberland drive
them 1Ue lciJL.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-29
Victory E!
WEST VIRGINIA 0. K.
CoDDGfhGads and Rebels
III Routed!
GLORIOUS VICTORY

! WHEELING, October %.
! The Republican majority in twenty
seven counties casting feur-fifths of the
vote Of the State is forty-two hundred and
sixty-seven. The remaining counties
will not materially change this. In the
First District, Duval Republican, for
Congress, has eight hundred majority
In the Second District, McGrew, Repub-
lican, has twenty-five hundred majority.
Returns frsm six counties of the Third
District indicate from eight hundred to
one Thousand majority for Witcher,
Republican.
There will be from thirty to forty
Republican majority on joint ballot in
the Legislature, Numbering seventy
eight.
LATER AND BETTER.
| The Wheeling Register of Thursday.
has returns from Thirty-three counties
showing Republican majority of 4,054.
These thirty-three counties last year cast
over seven-eights OF the entire vote Of
the State, and the remaining counties
last year p0lled only 4, ,962 votes and gave
a Republican majority of 975. and allow
ing the Democratic gain to be equal to
that majority, the Republicans will have
the State by 1900 majority. Well done
West Virginia.!
STARTLING UTTERANCEs BY GEN.
BLAIR.
"Grant Will Never Leave tho White
House Alive"
Special Dispatches to the Cincinnati Gazette
r.uig ST. Louis, October Is. !
An effort is being made here to break |
the force of that part of General Blair's
Serenade speech in which he said Gen
eral Grant would not leave the Presi-
Dental mansion alive.n 1t was charged |
that the General has been misrepresent-
ed, with the view that he meant that |
Grant would bs ass ,ssinated. What
ever General Blair meant, the following
are his precise words, in the connection
in which he uttered then, and this can
be proved, not only by scores, but by
of persons who were at the
~ l' f.'--
.'Phe point to which desire 10 bring
you is this, that in this struggle we have
at stake that it is the final
and last struggle fer the preservation of
free constitutional government in Amer
ca that If we fail in it the Republic
'alls with us ii becomes q mere appen-
1age OF the military chieftain who is lift
I'd to power in the name of the President,
out who never will leave the Presidenti-
Il mansion alive"
The General has made appointments
% speak at different points in the State,
and will start on q stumping tour in
lbout week. He made two speeches
here last night to large crowds, indulged
n his usual loose and malignant style of
1tterance. He pleases the rebels amaZ-
ngly well, but disgusts the honest
who sincerely desire the es-
Of peace and prosperity in
he country.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-29
N As the KeP1blfea
Demand 1t.

Hsesnstructfsn Hs as the Republican party
Demand 1t.
The Union of all the States.
The recognition by the Government of
the services rendered it by the Army
and Navy.
No more Slavery.
Equal rights Of the citizens throughout
the Republic.
Equal power Of votes at the ballot
box.
Perured Traitors shall not hold office
until they repent and find pardon.
No Reputation of the Union Debt.
No payment of the Rebel Debt.
No payment for Slaves made free.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-29

DemOCracy
nand 1t. ,.rt ..T -- 4s-
The full restoration of all the South.
ern Rebels to power.
The surrender of the Government to
the control the unrepentant rebels and
traitors.
The surrender of every principle for
which the government waged the war.
A covert reputation of the National
debt.
The overthrow, at the point Of the
bayonet of the loyal State governments
in the South, and the establishment OF
the old Rebel State governments In their
stead. iG 81
The payment to Rebels the full price
Of their slaves and for all other property
which they have lost by their rebellion.
The Acknowledgement of loyal men in
the South, and finally, r--. -
Ts make rebellion q success. .'-1
These are the moderate demands of
Blair, Wade Hampton, Forrest and all
other prominent Democratic leaders.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-29
State of ono Balmnn. La IS

TO JEREMIAH I. HERGoS, Goetmg:
Nour are hereby uot!de,l tiai Alar.,rrtI 3, T1.,-
ron, pStiilouer -N'r divHrce Ia the caS,, OF
Margaret Il. Heron assaiuSt yuulsglr wil mrs.
coed To take the depOaiUOns 1t suudry WITNESSES
ia this action, ut the Office Ot JUscuh F,rreli "a
Justice ofthe Pslce IN Jhe IoWnsh q uf Oxi5li
guernsey County, OHIO, NEAR tlc r1wu -! F1tIr-
View On the lItu day OF October. A. II. Isis U..-
tween the hours OF 10 A. ~. ANA = ~ with ug-
thorlty tua'u aurh isom dan 90 day III q sucl
depoSitsOns shall have been tuIst,;. "
September 81, lSjS-sw " -
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The Prssfdenev.

The whsle number of electoral votes
to be cast at this election is 294. Neces-
sary to choice, 14s. Since last Tues
days elections there is no room for doubt
that Grant and Colfax will receive the
following electoral votes:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-29

An indianapolis special dispatch says
that officini returns from al the eoun-
ties In. Indiana give Baker, the Repub-
lican candidate for Govexisr, 1,06e ma
jority.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-29

Gen. Grant makes this commentary
on the Camilla massacre:
Charley. should the people make me
President, you and the people may be
assured that all men will be permitted
to speak their honest convictions, where
ever they may be, within the beunda-
ries of the Uuited States" ..,7
Now what does Seymour say about it?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-29

II took the resolution
which you WiII find in the
ptGt7or and added to
them '.ApdWedecJ07'e
that the reconstruction
acts of Consress are ua-
constitutional, reUoJ1t-
tionG7y 0ndvoid,' Cheers.
THAT VAS T. MY
PLANK NTHE PLAT-
FORM."--( Wade H0nap-
ton ina speechat Charles
ton.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-29

Rebels murdered ou1.
boys in hospitals, iDpz'1s-
ons, and ON 6attLe5aeIds--
Union men and 1UOn1e7o,
nursed, cbeeredGnd cared
for them. o
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-29

Mr.. Seymour's arraignment Of the
Republican party has drawn from Mr..
ColfaK an eloquent aud inspiring review
of what that party has done for the
nation, which we print, in other COL
umnS.
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CLIMAX! CLIMAx,,

Y Ia l III \ K =! CLIMAX
Page Climax SalYe, a Family
bless" s.r25 cents.
II y iti.eut a scar. No
faKl' n he without it.
u" .'~r&:lt it TO cure Scrofuls
Sore, Sr;t Rhsuni, ChilbIains,
Tetlf.- '1FQies. and all EruptiOns
OF tl:c ''@,,.... For Sore Breast or
Nipple. fa'e. Sprains, Bruises.
Burns, S.Aidy. Glapped Hands,
&c, it ni4isas q perfect cure.
1t kea 7. ~ used o7er fifteen
year., r=haute ere failure.
1t hi}l3 pasailel-haying per-
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faiied. ltisa compound Of Arniea
with "..'y other Extracts and
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" stated that the latp scos bi,sds,so on me.
C>Astit.sion or not, until set aside By the
proper tribunal"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-29

Go to the election next Tuesday and
vote for Grant.
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geir advertisements.
A New Omnibus Lime
From st. ClairsVille to Wheel
ing.
One Price ALWAYS,

A NEW OMNIBUS LINE, under the charge
tween st. Clairsville and Wheeling every day
tSunday eXcepted(. Leaves st. Clairsville at
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Fare each way, so Cts. All orders and pack
ages carefully attended to. Passengers and
packages will be called for by leaving orders ar
the National Hot |, and the ST. Clair Hotel, st.
Clairsville, or Grant House, Wheeling.
Oct. 2-tf JOSEPH B. BUTLER.
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OF Ihat scIentlhc WONDER OI Ile cVnIUFy.
CRISTODORo'S HAIR DYE.
pure compound that deii,s rivalry. and is
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An couamunications for the paper, or upon busi-
-. Bstsosa cSsaieis. 81 CIsSsus1e Oh;o -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-29

The World, upon reading the result
Of the election in Ohio, which went Re
publican by eighteen thousand or there
abouts, cried out; "Mr Peudleton un-
doubtedly has many friends in his own
State, bat the returns sbo'o thai tney are
not 80 ,sumer ous sa. ever since the fall cleo
ton of 1857, theyhaue been claimed to
be. This is an insulting sneer at
Young Greenbax" from the "bloated
bondholders'" organ.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-29
Alto Ad extensive stock Of
CARPETS. RUGS. OIL CLOTHS AND CAR
PET YARNS

FROM our long experience in business ants
facilities in buying. together with the large sto..s
Of goods we always keep. being by far the larz
eSt in City. We confidently clmmend ours
one the OF most desirable houses in the civ frs
buying Goods.
All goods sold at the lowest market vain,
We respectfully solicit an examin tfon of oar
stock.
STONE THOMAS.
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SpefisI aletites.
MAZEMENT!


With the quicllness OF thought, without iniur-
ing skin or iore, or leaving & stain upon the
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REApER, subscribe for The Chronicle.
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The MYsric Snel

q. in other words changed from red, or sandy
or white or grizzly gray, as the case may be, to
n fr.arn n....rn .l...t l l...L : 49, L
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others who are going to vote with ysu
it is not their fault that you are living
to-day. They drew the bead upon you
they aimed at your heart because you
were faithful to the allegiance which
they themselves repudiated. God's
providence turned aside that bullet, but
if the men with whom you are going ia
vote could have had their way, you would
have been in your grave. [Sensation
Now go and vote with him if you want
to, <4G
do not speak of this In language OF
revenge-far from it, my friends. 1
have not one particle of revenge in my
disposition, God teaches US to forgive,
but He forgives no ono without repent
ance. [Applause. There is no creed
in all Christendom, in all the various
denominations that exists in our land.
that even intimate the possibility OF
God forgiving US our crimes except upon
the condition Of repentance. Is there
sorrow for this great crime in the hearts
of these men Penance for the blood
they shed? Contrition for their nefari-
Gus conspiracy against this country p
The only regret they have Is that their
cause was lost, instead Of triumphant
When they repent Ishall forgive them,
il their sins red and their hand dyed
with the blood of my countrymen. But
tell you, wherever L may be, in public
or private life, in the Office which I am
about to fill, ~ believe, for the next
four years GApplauss] or wherever may
be placed by my fellow citizens, there is
one thing cannot do, one thing / will
not do one thing, before God, / dare
not de, and that is to put the dagger of
power back again into the hands Of un-
rebels, traitors, with which
they can stab once more rs they then
stabbed for my nations life. Applause.
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ST. CLAIRsvILLE, OHIO:

THURSDAY MORNING, ocr. %, 1858.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-06
SpettaI antIees.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
An AWFUL eEsrILENcE

With the cheated term" comes the dang
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