The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-01
DoddrIdse Comes in Out Of The Wet.
TAYLOR GIVES A DEMOCRATIC
WAR.WHOOP!
MARSHALL RECONSTRUCTED
&c., &C.. &c.

Tho glorious result OF the election
the State cannot fail to be
cause ofrcjoicins to all honcrt men. Ev-
crywherc we lesrn Of large Democratic
gains, and from present advices. we feel
warranted in saying that the House Of
Delegates will undoubtedly hare a ma.
jority in favo. Of the repeal Of all The obi
Gus Test oa,hs which now disgrace our
statue books, and the abolition Of the Reg.
istration Law. In Harrison. the Democ-
racy has made noble 6gbt, and the re.
suit is that John j. Davis, an able aud
.stauuch Democrat. goes to the Lcgisla.
ture. In Wood County, Colonel J. NJ.
Jackson is elected over slr. ll,acbinsos,
the "let up" candidate. In Doddidgc,
Floyd Neal y. Democrat. is elected over
Eplraitn Bee. Taylor County sends the
"lit,le Giant Of Democracy in the shape
Of Reuben Davisson Our old friend.
Georg. Lynch is .sesad in Gilmer and
Calhoun. Broom6cld beats the radical
nominee ip Richie. Lamb. Craerait and
Faris are elected in Ohio County, over
Campbell, Hubbard and North BY largely
increased majorities. Marshall County
is redeemed. BraIton, as We Narn, is
reconstructed. and sends Major W. D..
RofJson to represent her in the Legisla-
ture, and even the Massachusatsical Up.
shrr has rcdcenrd here's, aed scn,is
Thomas G. Farnswot,h as her Delegate.
Surely this is glory enough for one day.
LEWIS COUNTY.
Below We give the returns Of the Flee.
ton in Lewis, by which II viii be seen
that in spite Of the malicious rascalisy Of
Governor Stevenson's pet hound, the en-.
tire Democratic ticket is elected in every
Township except Wiley, where no candi.
dates were pu. in opposition. The result,
III Battel1e, "a We predicted, shows that
the infamous action Of Cor!ey aud bis
son.in.law has disguised large portion Of
his party, aud o! Walkcrsvillo. where at
tho last election, radical majority Of GO
votes were given, now gives Democratic
majority Of 81 votes. We are we'll pleased
with the rcsul. Of tho election, but VIC
must regret that the Democracy has fdilsd
to do It's duty to sfr. John' Hussey, tic
nominee for Superintendent Of Free
Schools. While We fave no personal
feeling in tho NATTER, aud have no doubt
that Mr.. Queen will makea good aad cap.
able officer, We regret that Democrats al.
lowod. themselves 10 be persuaded to ro.e
against mau who had been nominated BY
their own Convention. r.r.
Mr.. Brannon had no opposition for The
House Of Delegates, which will account
for tic comparatively ligl'. vote wliich.hc,
10 common viii The pest osthc ticket. ~.
ceived. fI
Mr.. Dayton, for Senator, received a
very respectable vote, and is elected be-
yond doubt. The returns will show the
vote more particularly: 49,.
JANE LEW TOWNSHIP.
JANE LEW. ...I
For SENATOR. s., Dayton, 40
For Delegate, H. Brannon, 81
For sup't Of Schools, ]. lIussey. 81
!" ." =. r. L. Queen. Al
For supervisor. ,. J.. Hsss, b
!" j. II. Peterson, 40
Township Clerk, s. B. Waggoner; ~
Township Treasurer, Il. II. Bonneus n
Joshua Straley, 80
School Commissioner, M.-McWhorter, q
/" :. N A. Morrison, 40
Ovcrseer Of Poor,J NJ. Morrison, 81
Inspector Of election, j. j. McDouald G5
NciAuenLrs's srons.
For Senator, s. Dayton, 'a+ ~
For Delegate. II llrannon, Gt'
Sut'i Of. Schools, r. liu.sy,. %