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TO DYE, on NOT TO DYE@
THAT Is THE QUERY.

If your hairs gray or red, then hear ye,
Use CRIsrADoRo's DYE, and none VIII
jeer ye.
CFIstRdOro's Hair PreserTatiTe
AND BEAUTIFIER-ItIs is. actu ally effect
ing wonders. People with their hair almost
ruined by the use of deletcrious nostrums.
are now rejoicing in a luxuriant crop. and
this has been accomplished by a short use o
the above wonderful compound.
Sold by Druggists and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No. 6 alden Lane.
Principal Depot, No. Aston House.
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HAPPY MARRIAGEs.

ESSAYS FOR YoUNo MEN, on the Errors,
Abutes and Diseases, which create impede
rnents to MarIisge, with the humane view
Of treatment and cure, and In sealed letter
envelopes free OF charge. Address, HOW
ARD AssoCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia,
Pa. myle-3md&w
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THE DENocR ATTIC
SoNISATToSs.

What uR trs do 81
support the ticket ear
nesiIy, honestly, de-
.teTmnedjy, and con.
ddent of6uccEA6. And
n viii be elected
.PendIetOn was our
,choice, for we knew
his great strength and
popularity with the
people,and knew that
he mad brain, pluck
and endurance, tnat
If elected he would
night before giving up
"a Etngie right. Next
to PendIeLon, 4 ey-
mouF IL the strongest
imam. The form eE
would run best in the
! West, the latter in The
EAST, but either man
can carry the same
etates, and rejoice
over the aggregate
electoral vote.
New York pollti-
Clans did not want
seymour. They did
want Chase, aud on
THAT we fought Them.
We would not sup
port hIm-We should
in the event OF his
nomination by that
Convention, have OPP
posed him and with
IotherS, have placed q
Democratic candidate
before the people.
The bondhotders
could not use Sey-
mOnr as they wished.
He refused to be a
party TO the ensIave-
ment OF the people for
tho support of bond
holders. Tho wire
workers of New York
threw hin by, an d
sought to force Chase
upon the Democracy.
AfIer a fair and square
hight, PendIeton was
defeated, through the
cOwardice OF some OF
hts protested friends,
and the yenality OF
I others. It was a very
pretty game, In which
The West gained more
than It lost. We gain.
ed The plat f0Tm-a bold
undenlRole platform
'ot prtnciple-r e lie (
troSl1 the tax gatheTer,
equal taxation and
the rights of States to
settle their own a.
EairH In their oW n
way. For tI,ese pribcI-
piles we have long con-
Tended. The COnven-
ton adopted them;
Mr. Seymour and Mr..
Blair, Two stroug, ear
nest men, popular and
worthy men. stand
fair and square upon
that principle, They
are. with the people.
All parts OF tue coun-
try are satisfied, and
the ticket IS a strong
one. Envious an d
Jealous Democrats in
Ihe East and West
VINO would have OPP
posed Pendeton will
work for Seymour.
Tue people dem auded
the platform adopted.
The election of Sey-
mour and Blair will
be a victory for prin-
ciple therein enunci-
ated, andthe great OBJ
ject in view will be
accomplished. We lay
aside all preferences
for person, and with
the same energy and
earnestness alw avs
shown by us in advG-
eating the cause Of the
people, shall work for |
he election OF our
candidates. that the
principles for which
we so long have
ought shall triumph
and the country g re-
stored 70 her former
luietude and prosper
And we cali upon
alIonr friends, The tax
ridden people every
where, 10 help us In
the great work, and |
once again VIII Che
right triumph.
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THE B1A1Rs.

Such stun as the
above Is more than
democratic n a tn ? e
can bear. To have
one OF that pEEtiiEn4
BlsIT family talking
thus oracuLariy about
the affairs Of the
Democratic party ID
the mUst ImpudenL
thing Ofthe day.
What have 1 b 6
Blains In common
with the Demo0Auc
patti? Old BLAIR has
been yiHulenuy BoFK-
ing against II, and
doing Il all the ham
in his power Eor more
than twenty Year,,
and DUNG all th1s
tine-euIbrs ing the
whole of LheIr pollG-
cal uTes-the young
Blairs have been
ready and active Co
workers with thEiI
father in feeding his
hate and fninIsLerint
II his thirst 1OE yen-
geance against the
Democratic party.
They aucontr1Outsd
to.the extent OF their
ability, 10 widen tnE
gulf aud lncreaSe the
bitterness OEtweeothe
North and south,
winch led 10 tbs late
Tremendous cOnTnE
siOns, They were In
every movement FOR
the promotion u sec
ttonaI division ana
hostility, from the
free soil detection, I'M
der the Van BureDS,
in l8i67-S-mainIy in
stiEated and engineer
I'd by Old BlalI-unttI
the election Of Lin
coin, and the inaug'l-
ration OF abolition
diabollsu In the Cap
ltol OF the Union.
One of the young
BiRirs, q member OF
LincoIn's Cabinet. the
other, one OF his mIlI-
tAfy tOols-tEe civil
ian dammning him
SELF forever, as a pub
lie man, and placing
an Inn passabl6 DaIEier
betRe cen hiTnseIr and
all true democratic
fellowship, by a bolu
violation OF law, an
andauciOuH defiance
OF the constitution
ineXciuding from the
mans all Democratic
pa peHs which consp1-
cuouAIy differed In
opinion from the
FOL cy and measures
OF the lincoln adj
mlnlsIratioH, a n d
W h o n respectfully
asked by the parti .
Rggrieved why, and
by what authority,
such actionswas taken
against them, inso-
Iently answered, as.
would a petulant boy.
when questioned why
he had been guilty of.
certain misconduct, II
did Il because I had a
mind 10 land the
military member Of.
the Blair family,mak
ing his FIRST Demon
straliOn in the field
by leading his regl
ment OF brutal ruff
dams against the un-!
armed populace OF st.
l. on is, indlscIimi-
nately shooting down
in the crowded streets, |
men, women anu
children, numbering !
by wholesale an un-i
offending population,
aud committing a
deed of crnelt
OIacker and more un.
pardonab.e than any
OF which the infa.
nous SnwarTow was
ever guilty, and, INT
contrast with which (
wOmRn-w hipping4
Haynau, whom the
study and indignant
brewers of London sol
merciIesaly hootadl
and pelted, appear de- |
cent and human. |
It's this Blair fam. =!
lily, whose history isl
thus truth fUllSl
Sketched, which now
claims position and al
voice IN the DemO-i
cratic paciy, and even
assumes 10 dictate ats
nomination Tor tue
Pre- ,idency. In faux
II has the modesIy 10.
claim the nomination.,
for one OF its own
members, the hatcher
OF st. Louis, the nice
20 ng gentleman
whose adFoltly bal
Rnced betWeelI the
Spaakership and q
Rrigadler 9eneralshIp
and 10 u HON Lincoln
so Kindly Tossed the
latter Wnen the for
mRr w&s not ID be
caught .7
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.nno.Afh.an

enoesfhstGO
Seymour maze :
Ecn IN New ENG
65fY on the I'm o
1u1e n Ehieh he
EEiZEpd S~ ne
'-PE5cse6sd to IefEa-
ate his T1SEEOEDeTfy
expressed On TIE l.
nSncA1 question -
{ Wh8th4E TieE EE
- confined In hs
Albany Speech. OUE
HszcsH are fuBy IL
SOFLIed-pTe eiBE4J
fboae zmKmed ~ the
Jzco ztns AZ hEE
afSzoCouTeattOo-
RoIf E5bE boodbosd-
E-AEE us p&5
j: e -eu boEn
tha: GOV. Seymour y
o0posEd 10 NuchtES
ne nn2ceiai question
.-EAnts % ksTE e 70
Hand - = ~ ali In
fxg0 oftbe bon db0ld.
Hz and eZEfm1 TIE
paoP-zod, and no
tzza 70 pay A< the
souns-, and EsZs and
ali tns LzLa 20 pay
fOr the lzttsZ.
Win CHARACTERISTIC
Eophi4fU, he ATB
1azs '1Oaf debt - not
due unm hIIea g@u
from This tine =
Therefore he gsys IL
pressuT discussion 4
u-eLE-iG = not z
prscdezl GzestIoin-
OF the IezZful con
q ueSes OF fIlOW-
Ing Gov. 5ymCaEE
zdTtee ne have here
% ore eIpfe~d OuK
EIEEz, and re ZOE
EepszT 1EEU, On me
ere OF the great event
Thten isIo determine
tEs destiny Of LhE
American people
Cor Seymour 4
RYiDg To PIT Ths pub
lie mIpd s=ieep On the
band QaE5on, arc
leave The PL6EHoLD-
KS 10 sweat, a50
AssRG, aid EaTSe
aDdeE the load Of TAX
alton, 70 pay tie
LsoudhoLdeIE tn G IN
enE-hunaAi interest
II zolo. and their tax
e IN sddi-3oni By tell
fnS the county that
the hDanGal qu4ttoo
scouid not be brought
into The SAnva8 tnhi
yAE, that even thing
Ia we'll enough as II Is,
II yo1Wi4 only make
the country como
mELs In It's eLpead1-
tuFe, and that = Esne-
ration hence VIII be
time enough 70 talk
abOug the national
DEBT
Bos0 Jal,e and de-
Il take one hun
dEed and twenty-five
millions In gOid-ay
one hundred ann
SEVENTY i've millions
in e eenbscks. at
present depreciation
Ito pay the infsTe=t
on the bonds. IhI
load upon lDdutT3-
Lnts drain UpJn The
resources Of lns p!0W-
holden Gov. 1ey-
EnouF proposes 70 con-
ituus without , hzCge
for a generation %
more.
Bhy4
Because he has not
courage To grappiE
with tue question Ike
a ELAIeEmAn and 6
| patriot!
Ard because tbG
bopdnolder - have got
him IN their tolls, abc
are using him to up
hold their IuteEest-
| Ind. SzSIzUe III
PLoFHoLDEtcs!
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Examination of Teachers

THE ASNUAL EXAMINATION OF
Teachers for the Public schools of
Wheeling will be held in the LIST Branch
Council Chamber. in the city OF Wheeling,
on 1huFsdAJ, August 2UTh, COmmenc-
ing al O'Clock, a. m.
Holders OF Certificates. who desire to have
them renewed, Will please present Them to
the undersigned, on or before the day OF ex-
animation. -t
Certificates heretofore Izned, will ceare TO
be valid, August lzt ensuing. Their re-
newal Is at toe option OF The Examining
Committee, and VIII depend upon character
: . F. 8. WILLIAMS.
jy20-1m Die. Sup't ofSchools.
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The PondIeton Funeral,
lifors JukeLIi1enee1-


CASIERoN, July 10, 1865.
The grand funeral cortege:coutaining
the remains of the lamented Pendlelon
has Just passed this place. Our citizens
were nj the depot en- HlGSsc 10 see the
long talked OF display. Long before
the train arrived the wind brought from
that direction a very bad odor, which
caused many to suppose that the corpse
was in an advanced state OF decomposi-
ton. At length came long train OF
empty cars, the engine decorated with
the flag so much beloved by our South
ern bretbren(7). In front was display
ed portrait of that ''old and reliable
Democrat Chase. Mounted on the
rear car was "a small toy cannon, at
tended by two dancing Jacks. The
cars contained about one hundred
mourners. They looked lean and hun
CRY, making the impression on our
minds that their Green Backs had play
ed out, and that "GTdy Backs" were
plenty with them. They we're Yariously
dressed, some wearing their old con.
federate uniforms of gray, others were
dressed in deep mourning. furnished
them by the whiskey ring. Their mot
toes contained the two principal planks
OF their platform, ''Ni0geT and II epudt
alton" Here they We're received in 81.
Ience becoming the occasion. They
were Joined by "a large deleGatio : con.
SlSIinS Oh John OonRhOo, Martin Cog
ley and one ninth OF a man, NJ. c. Todd.
who is all right on the 't0oose );
After so great an accession 10 the
former stink, it was found nee
essary to attach another engine to
pull IL over the grade. There has
not been such display over this road
since the same party were burning
| bridges and numbering Union men, III
they received no cheers ut this place, IL
was because the stencil was SO great
thRt we were compelled to hold our
noses, and 1t is impossible to hold your
probosis and cheer at the same time.
Perhaps, gentlemen, on your return
this evening, filled with regular Demo-
cratic enthusiasm, corn tUhisky, you
may be able to favor us with a few
yells of "dotOR rub the Niger. ~
We are informed that tho funeral
train received au accession or Ave
bMShIDhacEerS at Glover Cap, and six
bridge burners at Farmington. Todd,
did you recognize any of them as being
the same fellows which our county paid
You six hundred dollars, to guard the
bridges againstI 40, shame, where is
thy blush" Lone. JOHN.
s1obEN.-It is reported that some
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Iohnsan,s KebeIlIon.

We print this morning PTssidsnt
Johnsou's r1esssge TetofpE the joint
resolution 70 regulate the counting Of
the electoral vote. It provides for
counting The votes of Ihoss States only
which are fully reconstructed underline
laws Of Congress. SIR. JobDson reiier-
ate. for aIusos. tie bundredth time bis
dIc,um that the ensctments Of Congress
for restoring civil government in the
sooth are absolutely null and Toid.
Ar. johnson hzs 20 boldly, persistent
IL and 90 long affirmed this dogma, ihat
the country izkss .eEy litile account Of
Il. Latterly this doctrine has been
echoed il otber quarters, il way thai
has startled thoughtful meD. 3r.
johnson, apparently not 10 De
oatdope, gees rather farther and
i. more explicit than Usual. BE
proposes % give his dicturn practical
application. He denies totally that
Congress has any power TO exclude
any ofthe rebsl States from ISe Elec-
tornI College, whether for lack OF
civil government under the enact
1nents Of Congress OF for any reason.
He treats those eDscsmeDis ss inter
nollItIes, and Congress Of necessity as
an Illegal body. In other words, he as
sumes that the rebel STATES are now
armed with sil the powers in the Gov
eminent they possessed before the re-
bslliou, precisely as II there had never
been rny. We agree with the Pitts
burgb Gazette that this kind oftalk has
gone far enough, that it can go no far
ther without imperi!ing all that we have
Just attempted to save at aueh fearful
cost.
People had got 80 used to these tEea
sonabIs utterances of the Presideu
that it was not till Frank Blair anC
Governor Vance echoed them that they
began fully TO realize their import
There is danger In this direction, and
1t must bs resoIutely met. The con.
corrence OF Southern Rebels and North
ern Copperbeads in declaring that tie
votes OF all the rebel States shall be
counted, If it requires force to do it,
means something. the more especially
when backed up by the oflcial deciara-
lions Of the President. Mr.. John
son Ia capable Of more mischief
than he has yet done. We hope
Congress will not leave the country al
his mercy by an adjournment till De.
cember. Buchanan by his Puerile
cowardice alone allowed the country to
drift into the rebellion. What may moi
happen with President in full conspi.
racy with the furious and reckless
rebels now again threatening violence
if their demands are resisted-htmsel
the worst and most dangerous Of then
all?
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HARvEY-FAULKEE the sIst in
slant, at the residence OF the brides sister
Mira VIM. Radcliffe, by the Rev. Mr.. Gross,
biF. SWILLLA( HARVEY to Mss ASHH
FAuLKSER, both OF thus city
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For Sale and Bent,

DUsIS ESs BASEMENT Rooms,
d finished 0aea and Dagneu4zn rooms u
sE5cond E4oFy, and rooms for Other purposes
for rent IA my hrIck block on Main street
Posses.lon given inan1edlAtely. -s,-
BufIdfnR lots and dwelling houses 4or 6ls.
Also q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ste, Containing eigh;
lou fronttnR on Main EEEeet and thahYer
between th6 Belmont and RtFeI-Stds AKEIE
sixth Ward, Also my county place GC sale
THOS- HOSRROok.
Once. No. Hs3< Main street. above MGu-
roe, up statrz- fen2A-H
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MARRIED.

THE last great feat-Brick Pomerov
has swallowed himself. See above.
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JOHN G. LAM was delegate to the
Grafton Convention, and was stopping
at the Grafton House. !
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We publish articles elsewhere which
leave no room for doubt that Mr.. Sew.
mour, the Democratic candidate for
President, sthe victim of a maladv
which may render him a maniac before
the Presidential election and almost
certainly would very soon after, should
he be elected. In that sad event We
should have worse than maniac for
President. Happily the certainty OF
Grants election leaves little room to
apprehend such a calamity.
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BRICK PoMERoY.
sgna< so-.a.zso,l.,1Jser n< S@baaazs
aazaz4s aErxors= .sEz..srz sDElaIA

.~g~@a -
EInoz DMAR
lweuIssezt the Rad
OfmTOlu ons to-day
fHenEnas a H1Zoo
,ssT-r51rzaSeT IOk
"a Fauk P. BEtEs
IL az NtSouds Eho
1eH nonfDaEed 70
tbe cma ofPTedenS
nd Wee RreEoSLy
" The SaGi0nalI@-
ce-aEN EEEHE0os
GhEh zFseub5sd n
ne city Of SeE I9E
IN Indsple SenSz @s
we Lad 1EIt that AE.
PeodlEtO1- Who Lao
oEouzhE hor1h the Is
zs tnat Fzs destined
% Ez one Of he lad
ing pEanH IN the pat
f0Im, Womb nave
bRu tia man 10 lead
Is TO , gBeseSul g.
EaElkhBEa1, sd The
.younk ard EtEROQs
'DmoGScS 70 q EtR+-
-0ds and Tmk1at
trsnupnI SuE we
E9s not % settled IN
hat bEEeE that We
could Log support any
observation-disclosures
Eho might b Domj-
naEed upon thai Pat
fOEm-
lPdzPla nsa hoD-
EHEz
ms has ever been
ouE m0zIo-1hs sure
zuJdepOG to TietGJ.
Ac.inZ under ifs in
spIznon, and under
the ElonOzs banner Of
the people, and upon
their platform, re
earnestly sDd deter
minadtY shah support
TIE nOmtpa1f0n Of
HoF4ItoS Seymour and
II Prank r. Blair, and
With The gallant De-
nosHG Of The Gun.
III, VIII mzrch In
sold phzEGnL 10 We
tou, With sbs battle
cry
ne Eaio5s Retired !
Th< RipAtS a SsGteS :
ESsSdI f11dfSos; NJ
Hz1hS5dST szem p
ftWG
One GfTgenS far he
Heh and The po1Ti
ReJNehHeat and
eoc9o1I IN ne 0dmfH-
tttrQGoa of De Go-sn-
WEfE
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Notice.

HEALTH oFEICB, WHEELING, July Is.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
elected "Health officer" by The City
Council, viii al once assume the duties of
his office.
Alicitiiens are desired at once TO clean
their premises by liberal use Of water, and
10 open CELLAR and gaIrets 10 give free access
10 sunlight and abr. g.
A personal inspection of all premises
within the city will be Instituted to-day.
A complainI-book lies on my ONCE table,
wherein complaints may be entered in my
absence.
H. J. WIESEL. Ii. D.,
jyl6-2W Health Oft1cer, 4th ST, near Monroe.
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sToLEN.-It is reported that some
twenty OF the Delegates had their pock-
cts robbed of their contents. on Thurs
day night at the Grafton House. No
clue to the whereabouts ofthe theft has
yet been ohtatned.-GrddOR Chronicle.
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Executors Sale.

NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN Thai
IN Sixfy-hye Shares Of the stock OF US
Merchants National Bank Of West VTIRinfa
AZ wheeling, and Fourteen Shares e SIocE
Of the Belmont HI5dSe Company, beIonEfnz
VII be sold at public Tendns AZ The nonf
door OF the Court Hone IN tina city Of s4kT7-
bznT1lle, Ohio, on ThuS d0Js The I'd dag o.
July, "A. d. ls6e. Sats To c0EnmEn6s AZ to
O'Clock p. m. Of E8td day.
Terms Of sale made known On tbe day CT
sale. ,
RxeeutoE Of Mary Fleming
j. g TRAHEzI Attay for Executor.
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FIR 8tm.
For Rent

nRK OF TIE FISE1 sToRK Roolrs
N the ely, eoFnEE Main Gnd Union -
8 GOD roorus on "A ard Sd s1Ry, ven dnfSFs
Cd suitable fE o6ee8 O. a1eEPlnx ROOD
Poslssston given inmedtassly.
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DiVidend,

MKRCHAN1s NATIONAL BANK -
OF WEST VA, AT WHEELING, =
WHEELING, July II, 1888.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
have declared a dividend of I'VE [5) per
cent, free Of Federal Tax, tout OF the earn
Ipgs of the last six monIhsl payable TO the
stockholders or their legal representatives.,
on demand. IS. BRADY,
Jyl5-lw Cashier.
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Asbestos Roof Coating q Cement
Used FOR CoATIEG AND REPAIR
~ ING. Felt, Canvas, Shin gle and Tin
hOos, Just received and for sale at mAnuIae-
tQre5S price,, by 1rpBv
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8aF ssIe.
Factory for Sale.
For Sale Cheap.

a fafnfnR q rouEnz Eirehau md ealsSy
ETld suiEai5Is for to fEnIltEif desired TfSt
yeES Sss.E= = q tbs
II Is believed would readily rent for abocf
I'D Per annun- 1uoa o5npr,
fyI4 Real Eststs ARer.
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To CRAFTY our neighbor we quote
Brick Pomeroy's article giving his adj
hesion to the New York nominations;
and in order to fully illustrate how
Democrats OF that school can eat dirt,
we print in the same column the opin-
ions expressed by him about the same
men before the nominations were made.
The Register naturally sympathizes
with its brother Brick. II haG 10 eat
dirt in the came WAY :
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OUR city readers will be gratified to
learn that Mr.. w. s. Buchanan OF this
city, distinguished himself ms an orator
at the Democratic Convention at GrRf-
ton. This interesting feet has hitherto
escaped our attention, Ind but for the
Grafton Chronicle 1t might never have
been known TO that gentleman's many
and admitting friends in this city. The
Chronicle states that the Democratic
campaign was opened in this STATE on
the platform OF the Grafton House
Wednesday evening, the evening before
the meeting of the Convention, by
a rebel Col. Hayward of Kentucky,
followed by Mr.. Buchanan, who was
succeeded in turn by John G. Lane,
whom the Chronicle styles "ex-Rey."
(Can it be that Lane has been passing
himself OF on Brother Robrbough as a
preachsr.) The Chronicle says of Mr..
B.'s speech:
Mr.. Buchanan, from Wheeling,
mounted the box, aud during the
course OF bis remarks he said: II
hold three commissions under the So
called State OF West Virginia, and lust
let them try to enforce the obnoxious
law in Ohio county,-just let them try
IL on" And for these delectabIe words
he was cheered Justify.
Such is fameI
We were told at Grafton that there
had been general free fight on the
platform in front ofthe Grafton House,
wednesday night, and no wonder.
Just think of the conjunction of cir
cumstances-plenty OF fighting whis-
ky; u big crowd and three such speeches
as three such orators must have deliv-
cred. There was no need 20 tread on a
mans coat tail there!
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