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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-06-28
PIEDMONT s. ARLINGTON
Life Insurance Company of Va,
The Greatest success ofthe Age.

VIM c DARLINGTON, President.
JNO. F. EDWARDS, Vice President.
D J. HARTSOOK, Secretary.
J.J. HOPKINS, Asst Secretary.
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ThsDiscussioh at Wellsburg Tuesday

The, glorious day fOr.the Democracy
IN Brook" TO which the RegtSter referred
yesterday in connection with itsreport
thereof, was much more glorious In, the
columns Of the Begistsr than anywhere
else. The day and Its results we're very
satisfactory to tho Republicans, n, The
idea that "GoFF and STEVENSON" were
demolished by DAVIS and WALKER"
will be esteemed by all who know the
gentlemen especially thuseSwho-heard
the discussion, and even by those who
read tie Registers unfair and distorted re-
port Of Il, as bordering on the humorous.
DAVIS speech, 1t was confessed by the
Democrats themselves, was q flat failure,
II %dS even more Of q disappointment to
his friends than his speech here, if that
We'd We're possible; and the RSgi9tefs re-
port by the absence Of any [applausel
clearly confesses It, The applause ap'
.pears to have been ali reserved for MI
WALKER, by whom the report seems tC
have been written. We submit the divi
sion made Of the applause is hardly fair
The only way for Mr.. DAVIS to get ever
will DO for him 70 be his own reporter
next time, 50 far, as Gen. GoFF's re
marks are reported. though the rspor
is fragmentary and partial, even tn
Register gives him decidedly the bes
Of the argument. Mr., WGLKER's opening
speech was, as the Iaeg.tsr says, per
tsct torrent of ''inyective." That 1
Vas "deootous" nobody but himself aht
the RsgiStsr would affirm; and that ouE
because aus neither knows what decoFum o
decencyia II was made up q sbdie ,
Governor sTEyENsoS and grOandles
charges all of which the COVER w.
NCR retated 50 completely that !!
his second speech the "decorous
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/ gentleman didn't rcassert them,
That he has the talent Of fish woman In
an eminent degree and gave 1t full swing,
i fSSs. bit tlierdscSht Dealeos q
Brooke, who wanted to hear pm bling
better than Bnli1glgate vent ws dis,
gusted with WAIVER, as they were dis
appointed with DAVIS.
The Registers and Mr.. WA1xER's state
ment that the meeting was called by the
Democrats to hear Mr.. DAVIS Is untrue;
The meeting was one Of those arranged for
BY Mesrs. DAVE and Corr for ajotnt dis
cussion. Mr.. DAVIS knew this, and we
presume the editor Knows Il. III. WAL
KER went there and thrust himselftinto
tho discussion simply to have an oppor-
tunity to aabuss GOV. 7srEvEESsoSI Who
skinned him recently in Kanawha.
Beyond an advantage IN time, Il!3I B
ihg was gained By him as the expressions
Of some Of the best Democrats lin2the
county plainly showed: ], Sl. u, go. g,r n.
l. > . u + . q
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digging and gouglng at tie map, ! would
nave changed TIC G0urse Of the Atlantic
Ocean bef6re1 w9dld have lost So much
81 ySrhSa-so much trouble with any y
lain mn my lie aS1 did with this map.
nm IN rs of1itfle FORTH cations catered
iSiiI Rfodnd Paris, ct first, but every now
and then my instruments would slip and
fetch away whole miles Of batteries and
leave th6 vicinity as clean as II the Prus.
SLAMS had been there.
.-TheFeGder.will ind It well t0ffame this
map for future reference, SO that 1t may
aid In extending popular Intelligence and
dispelling tic despreAd Eignotahce Aot
the day. MARK TWAIN.
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The Growing Cloud in the East,

Recruits from the provinces are pouring
into Constantinople by thousands All
the barracks are filling up with them, and
the Turkish army will soon be ona wal
footing. The humiliation Of the military
prestige OF France by Prussia has terribly
alarmed the Porte, seeing that France Is
comparatively helpless to assist Turkeyi in
case the Russians should fall upon her.
Every effort isimade accordingly toput
the country inlian efficient state Of de.
fence. New Notifications have been built
on tho Dardanelles and Bosph0rls, and
the approaches to- the capital by water
are vigorously guarded pr
q But all this cannot avert the blow thai
sooner orlater. must fill upon the Otto
man Empire. Russia and Austria mean
to divide between them tho European
dominions Of the Sultan; aud, II the war
between France and Germany continues
much longer, they will find their opp0r
tunity.. The Turk will have toloqull
Europe. 8 He has been there too long al
ready.-N, z. Sun ilen2as 4a5t
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Hon. Reniamin Stanton. / a

YIN speak f0r tt h9 BepuRRlifaaqG & cause as
Charleston, KanawhA county, Saturday, osto'
berl,16TO!s is.- - = 5liiI Ji 4. - " =, q
BFownStoWn, KanaWha county, Monday Oc'
CoaiSmoath, KAnAWha county, Tuesday, oc'
tob4e 4.GEIsih 81 sCit 4Al
Bnfbaio, Putnam county, Thursday, OctobeE Q.
Point Pleasant, Mason county, Saturday, Uc'
' BstS !; cabsl county, Wednesday, &C
tober u.
her ~ q + - q "
Ceredo, Wayne county, Saturday. octo6erlS.
Jackson G. H., jackson county, Thursday, uc'
'o Ss.n e. c. IL, Roans county, Saturday, oPto
hAF n 81 OIL TEL g.st| N. If. n 7NIIr
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Col. Thomas B, Swami,

or Kanawha county, will speak atithe
following pldces and times: 20
HsTper's Ferry, Jefferson Co., Thursday, Sept
II aS.ttln.Sure, Berkeley Co., sataFd6y. Sept ~
Berkeley Springs. Morgan Co., Sept. 2Bth, n.
Huntington, Marion Coz Sept: S9th; ~"
Morgantowq AonCngGlIs, C9 S;. SEPT 1st
Other appointments for. Col Swami will
coon be announccd.lay8rs t
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Foreign Finaasis y. % American 81

Foreign Finaucissrs on American
'nh Bonds. -. .....,i
When the London InR4stmeat Circular,
published for the information eofgthose
who have surplus capital to dispose Of
and especially Of those unfamiliar with
business and unacquainted with the mar
ket, says the United States bonds are
rapidly attaining an equality with'consols'
it's only a dlslnterested witness t ~ Tie
good deeds Of the present admins rat n 2
and Is refuting some 'hahitpal tmisstate-
ments Of American Demo- racy!9asoE too,
whenit speaks in the following extra q q
State, bonds, It is commencing without ~ o111
knowing or meaning to do SO, the Reppb-
llcar rulers Of Ohio, Indiana, Iowa.
Michigan and other States: * & ss... + +.
aIlhere Is no probability or expectation
Of the payment. of our public debt i on
the other hand, the public debt ;ot the
United States Is regarded in the Light ,ot a
commercial obligation, for the constant
reduction and ultimate payment Of which
adequate provisions are to be made and
maintained The same parties that CON
tracted the debt bear the burdsn, ofit u
Is telt that there is no, more reason IN per.
petuating the burden Of public than q
private debt. No sooner were public
debts contracted, either by the nation %
byIthe States, than provisions were imme.
diately made for their redemption. The
debts Of the former, contracted in support
Of the War Of Independence as well e!
Of 1912, though more burdensonle, con
sidering the means Of the people, than Tie
present one, were, in time, fully paid
The State debts have, as rule, been con
SANITY reduced, and many Of them wholly
paid Of. The traditional policy OF the
people, which springs mainly from theil
form Of government, when united viii
ample means, which are increasing with
marvellous rapidly, is sure guarantee mo-
only that the interest, but that the princi
pal, will at an early day, notwithstanding
its magnitude, be fully paid"
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M Authority q Tie jotOiviia.iinor.l. NJ,

ny Authority OF the GoVtrnor.I :,
mo. 90. I Joint Resolution Proposing
> an Amendment tolthe C0nstitution
Of the State. at,s otto lifgsirt -,.,,,
Reaolusd b. az LSglNlqtutS Of West VfrDiNla,
The following Il proposed % al Amendment q
for section one OF article three thereof and to be
come part Of tho said Constitution whom ratified
according 70 the provisions thereof namely:
Tho male citizens OF the State shall DO 'end'
tied 70 yote Of al elections held within the eleo
hon districts In. which they respectively reside;
but no person who 10 3 minor bt Of thsodnd
mind, or . paupert or who 70 under conviction Of
treason, felony or bribery In an election, or who
has not been resldehtof the State for one rear,
and Of the county in which he Offers to vote foE
permitted 70 vote while such disability CON
tinueS," 500 ->'''' - --'1'
81 H6opted February 4; 1sTo. i'4g Nit, p!s
In t6eH House Of Delegates, Thursday, February
~, 1870, the above resolution was adopted. ~
q, TIE YBAg WERE-MeSBr1, Weleh, 6p0AkeE)
AgnoW, Ballard Of Monroe, Ballard OF Logan,
BbltIh0oYeF, Bower, BEAnnon, Burgess, DAVIS,
son, OonehoO, RvanG, FarnsW0rth, FISheF, Fl1n'
Akan, Flick, Gandee, Guthrie, HrVe6y, HoWata
Sss5son 51ay Lamb A 8o6Ys LSaS 4 RSSt
!ReppS scott Smith, retes, T6Gmhsi Wells and
I'm I'M lin VIM Mesirs. Baker. Barlow,
caFpepter, Chamber, Gelling, oraerAft Davis,
Price tRGuoadI ;staEgiSs,1 Summers andiNfh hast
n the senato, Monday, February q, 1910, The
above resolution was Ad0ptqd .lE 81 fi5 ma.
a6at)J IGgate,l Brown, Gather tJamGs), Gather
Cease NJ Cook, Crane, Davis, Dayton D0ollt-
tla, Gold, HaEmln ,K00uee, Leonard, Patrick,
Phelps, BanSdall and Ybung-ls! lf'ol t.s,ss
THB Maya WKRH-MG09ES. BoFemAn, Humph.
fGys, SW6fdIngeF and Wilson. 9n9 N Q innR8
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Tie Democrats aud the Pablo Debt

The Democrats and The Pablo Debt:
FFowtht Cincinnati GasEtte. Am a5'uu!ai
The Democratic press andlparty leaders
in each election canvass find the public
debt Of the United States their greatest
stumbling block. They have tried every
way to get over 1t, around founder itRnd
through it. Theypr0posed to repudtate It
directly and indirectly, but they found
that the people had sense enough 70 know
that they could Ilott.trust az party whose
chief corner stone was repudi don: O. They
reported It's amount to be double what it
really was, and saidit never could be paid.
The people refused to believe it Turn
whichever way theySwill, they find that
there is only ono way TO- get rid; OF 1t,
and that Is the straight and honest way
which the people have determined shall
be followed and the Government Is pur-
suingL-that Of paying II, 70 the utmost
penny. And now when they find that the
debt has been reduced $1T5I 000, 600 in
1871 months, they turn round and say,
"This isn't much of o shower; 1t wasfe-
dluced 81 900, O00, 900 between the LIST day
Of April, 1865, and the first day OF Janus
ary, 1893" II is something worth the
while to get this acknowledgment from
them. And We can tellHthem that had 1t
not been for the failure Of Andrew john
sons administration-its failure to collect
the revenue, and its squandcring Of that
part Of them that 1t did !collect-the debt
would at this moment be over $500, 0O0,-
600 less thauitis is. And yet,the Demo-
cratic party have the hardihO0d to aFralgn
the Republicans for their management ol
public debt! i ys.i, W
1t may DO well to look into, this q little.
When the war closed tho public debt, as
certained was in round numbers s. 1885,
100000. AT that time there was, q large
amount due the armies in the field and e
contractors for supplies, which was paid
of during the next succeeding two years
and nine months, most OEwlich never up.
pcared IN the public debt Statement Of al.
Tie amount thus liquidlted was stated BY
Mr.. Boutwell,, in u speech In the House Of
Representatives q little over two, years
ago, at $1,O8G,0OO,0OO. This statement
the Democrats now quote as authoftta:
tive. Add this amount 10 the ascertained
debt April !, 1866, and we have So 4022,
600 900 as the largest aggregate Of the
public debt. According 70 the official
statement, September 1, 1870 the princi'
mi Of the debt, less the cash in the
Treasury, was s., 318, 0O0, 900, showing !
net decrease il tie debt since The close Of
the war OF $1,1s4.OO0,0OOs Tt'has been
further reduced, since September 1 Of
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senator whey.
VIII speak at . : T

viii sneak at ~. ;s7I {a = 4@ y. +
Charleston, Thqrsday, Sept 22d, n. I.
Winfield, Saturday, Sept. nth. . ls;orH n
Hartford City, Tuesday, Sept. 9Th. -fH
RayensWOod, Thursday, Sept. 18th:
West Union, DOddFidRe county, October lst,
ClafksbuEg, October 9Th. rsL 1850. .ntasl
ShlRpstAI, October 9Th. IN aF. -lti.
Jane Lew, October 9TH. as-af5a Oh stgH
Weston, October 9Th: ,ttr W..
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k,.T !, New Mar.

Mark Twain gives in the Buffalo En-
pres a burlesque upon. tho war.maps just
now so common. Al q triumph Of art
this map Of the Buffalo humorist,is 1unap-
proachaBle. It is entitled the Fortifca-
lions Of Paris" but no body would ever
suspect that ii had any relation % the
French capitalifnot told Of the fact, 1t
exhibits the positions OF Saint Cloud, Vim.
cennes, yerdun, Podunk, the Erie Canal,
High Bridge, Omaha and Jersey City A
popularity ofthe-map Is that the River
Rhine runs directly ntolParis,d and that
Jersey City lies In an elbow Of the Seine,
almost directly west Of Yincennes Promi'
nence lsgtven TO q farmhouse and fence
in tie foreground Of The map. The mar
Is accompanied by q description ana Ger
tain official communications which weap
pend: -i5sa eias't ae,3.o. ifeGa -
.7lt saraTO THE READER: sI.u1
The aboSye mai, explains itself. Il h u
The idea Of this map Is not original
with me, but Is borrowed nom the IN
bHEe and the other great metropolitan
journals. ~ a!sfl. zee 4 ne i,,gb
claim no other merit for this produe
ton III I may 20 cali ~, than that Il Is &C
curate. The main blemish OF the city
paper maps, OF which tits an Imitation, Is
That IN them more attention seems paid e
artistic picturesque ness than geographical
reliability. 2 :5l5.S j. ~ q. 81 ~ err,
InSsmuch as this Is the first time that ]
ever, tried TO draie and tengraye Ia map, o.
attempt anything in the line Of artiAt all
the Commenda ti0ns the work has received
and The admiration It has excited Amonl
the people, has been very grateful 10 my
feelings, Audit Is touching to reflect tina
lby5 iit The most enthusiastic Of thes'
IpfaiSes have come from people. who know
nothing at all about art. e. I % w U.s.
BY an unimportant oversight hare ca
qraSed the map so that 1t reads wrong rent
first, .except TO left handed people, l for
cot that IL, order 70 make It right In prin
Il should BE drawn and engraved upAd
down, However, let Tie student who Dc
Sire9 10 contemplate the map stand hi
head or hold II before her looking giAsl
Thatwill bring i right III .s3tl,-
The reader will c0mpr ehend g g!anc
/ that that piece Of river with the ;" hlgl
Bridge over It got ieit out Vi one Fide "a
reason Of q slip Of the craving 90, Whicl
. rendered Il neces 8ary 70 change the mhr
course Of the River Rhine Or Eise spol
! the mNn After having Spaff two DAYS Il
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d. NsD.E r; 5E.I.A. NsG,

g3EHi+i-g9g e'N % mr. 1890 II 'sEl u ~
We shall keep q stock Of tho latest improved
Full Glass Metallic Caskets, CaSe6 and Wood
Collins. The best Hearses, Backs and Buggles,
furnished 10 Funerals on the most reasonable
terms, Nightcalls and orders by Telegraph will
iani7! t[S a y. q IIs FR1END 3 SON.
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CASUALTY AT RIToH1E Q. H.-A cor
respondent at Richie Court House, adds
the following postscript to a business y
letter: 9ad al .5a9 lid
"Our town was thrown into great ex.
element this evening by, the running
away Of q team belonging to VIM. ]. Wat
SON, Of this place, who was driving 1t him
self with load Of goods from ,Ellenboroi
In coming down the hill above the, Camp
Ground; Tie tongue Of tho wagon broke
in two, which let the load rum on 70 his
horses, they taking fright, and .ran,at a
fearful rate. Mr.: Watson, in jumping
from the wagon, got, tangled in the lines,
and was drawn under the hind wheels for
some sixtyyards; and WAS tearfally, Il not
fatally injured. Heowas brought TO his
mothers, lat Grant House) in this!p places
where he Is receiving every possihleat-
| IGNITION. IN ~. "a atnL, % lll.Dl0L,. 9ial
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/ said to my nj son Frederick William,
III you could only make q map IKE
that, I would be perfectly willing 70
see you die-eyen anxious" -, II
I WMLrAM III.
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ohio County Republican Ticket.
80. ~ ,Gen. NathIala con, "a, 3. J I.

s,,s,, Gem Nathan GotEI, Jt., 81. X, \,
The Republican candidate for Congress
Inthb District willr address 4 the people
aStOlloWS .ss.s,s--.rss.'- -,nH-s.-. s,sz-'--g'
Elizabeth, Writ county s y q sop''m-
= Bolton, Marshall county, Friday, September
M Ioundsvllle, Marshall county, Tuesday, oEtos
Z Iitleion, .wetsel county, Wednesday, oeto.
Jane Law, Lewis county, Friday, October Ith,
Weston, Lewis county, saturday, October etht
Other appointments viii be announced M % : &c
hereafter, r5t 3slris "a ,.5reF.
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MARRIEn.I.

\ wy1cA D@wA1LACE.-on Monday evening,
September 10, 1870, by Rev. ], T. Mcclure. Nj.
Francis Wizard and Miss Jennie A!tWallAeo,
both Of this city. !4 f1G 34GT !lalaal a"l
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III wits W iI1a5 f6r y y5sI ailictea with
.ffecEles, and, though every Thing was done
for her relief that could BIO done, all was
IN vain. ) But; sir, since her first glance at
yonE map, they, have entirely LEFT her.
She has nothing but commissions now. M.
{ 4 1T ~, j. SAITH.
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Cen e T. N. Harris

VIII speak at rt7pe7a g.
lPaFkerSbufg, FFidly September q.
HlrFl9yilleI saturday, September y.
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its but fair to say that in some 70;
spects tits q truly remarkable map. lts5
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/ haNye, seen a great, many maps in my
time, but none that this one reminds .. me
oLaa!L l1iyf 4riG-s0 a a, ~ 4fSS'yr
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III ia I'D this d map l3r could have got out
Of Metz without any trouble B AzAr'' +
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oFF1o1A1 coNllENpATIoNs.

It is The only map Of the kind l ever
saWogt H9E q % si1I uas. GRANT,
-raIE $3.50 SitNriiiW idai.F ..If--
It places the situation inan entirely new
light. sa -gr M BISMARCK.
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/ CANNOT look uponit, without shedding
:tears f At a s..i iRlh RIG Any, You're
Ills very nice, large print-N AroIEoX
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r AdXartlsements.
ri iNERs- NoT1CE.

& want q Aist-elGss Coal Miners Of myFqtk
n6lr thil flle immp9 italy; an yinf y CllltS?
tAha tnllk teadYt work the yeAf round, l4R gtgpt
IV1ln5 a. "a N u, LsWIlIAl ~,
> Central sh1fk Q0G1 \
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAar-Foursh cO!s
HELP WANTED -fEMALEs-rwELrrn pAer-rirst and
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THE TURF.


FLEETWOOD TkoTTING PARK.
Grand Inaugural Meeting
Purses amounting to xi2,s ,sW
The Inaugural Meeting OF tho course Fleetwood Park
Merose Nes.cheser county will be held the 9Th 9Th and
9th OF July and the folio ewing purses will be given:-
FIRST DAY.
purse OF $CQ for horses troted better than
c4J to the winner $l0v 10 the second and xlc0 70
OF $50 for horses tina. troed better than
min 96 zoo to the winner &5e the second and
SECOND DAY.
purse OF for horscs that troted better than
zMn ~ see to The winner &5OO to the second and
&st0 to the third horse.
OF $oov for horses that better than
3mn ~ 500 to the winner, $sc0 to the second and
THIRD DAY.
of 81 GOO for horses that troed better than
2min 30 sec, two mile heats; 1900 to the winner, T400 70
the second and $.0c tO the third horse.
OF 6Oc0 free for ali $4,000 TO tho winner,
81 $50 70 tho second and &750to the third horse.
The above to be mite heats three IN nve har
heats in harness.
Entries per New bay House. kept
by Mr. Joseph Crocheron Of FOrsec0nd street and
Entries by mail to be addressed to Henry Dater box o
New York.
The above trocd under the rules and
h!ons OF the National Association adopted al the late Con
vcrion.
vision of Mr. James Lambert.
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(vRAND TOURNAMENT AT PROSPECT PARK
VI Fair IroundsGrand Display OF Horsemsnshp; Crown
ing Queen Of Love and Dcauy handsome Prses 10 be
d,sbusJ. For illustration and description read 0aahers
Financial Bulletin
The New York herald., 1870-05-04

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