The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-29
The Whittemor6 Club.
fwrittea for Tile Democrat, j
NUMBER rRESTY-fotR.

BY the arrival, GU HI. way home, {,
Waldo COTS boy Nate who came b,ck
in distress.
The President and Secretary being al.
sent, the meeting was called to order h.
Mr., D. G. Lurk. who. afsef shor, urav
er for the preservation Of the Union. :
marked that The Club Was now read, g,
business
Dir. Corr said he had tho will and had
notion, too, to whip the whole IA
Club. They had recommended him IL
50 TO Gilmsr; they had told him CLINE,
county radicals we're ripe iot .miseeeeu,.
ton -; and what was the result, Just =.
soon as be had said word in favor n
amalgamation he had been grosned down,
and When John Davis said hi, Va,
white man, government. every cussed
radical choered him. Directly ,ha b,j
said tic na,ion.f, debt Va. national
blessing he bad been nearly Kissed of the
stand and when Jehn Davis said bs
would 60 for taxing tie rich a, we'll .,
the poor man, the radical, shook hand.
with tho rebels. 1fthis was to DO sam.
pie Of the way things would go, the r.di.
calls might Cd 10 III for candidate,
Waldo Gca's son would go home and keeu
on clerkiug in his daddy's ustioual bank.
Mr.. D. @. LuRk said that tho General
should not be discouraged. The ro.rd,I
Of Registration would sit in 6ctob. :, and
they had positive instructions what to do.
Mr.. Wales sud the il1uArious son Of
such magnificent father should never b.
defeated. Ifwaldo COTS boy wa, 10 ~
Left out in the cold and sse.,sf
uehe Dr.. Lengthy came hurriedly ln,e
the room and stated that delegation u
tone.cutters-a,med with -chisels-
vere a. the deur,,wautihs to know vhoN
was ISL said they were on spree. :
Mr.. FETrIsn looked, through, the hey.
hole. and after taking their census; re.
marked .ha. /. compromise would b Ia
order. Il. <it.
Mr.. D. q. LINK then visited rpoa The
stone cutters, and Informed them tia.
niger named B onrod bad gi,sp gu. Tho
report. After, furnishing them With an
affidavit that this va the case. quiet vas
again restored. eae s;,'ss .sn
Dr.. LssornY said that be bad no rss.
or NE 10 allus;ona but !. he vas The only
medical nan in tho Club. Il 10 would, Il
that gentlemen consented, satss prosuo'is
u Mr.. COTS case.
Nj. Cor, remarked sh,..he gentleman
bad his full and entire permission 70 80 "
--well, in . diminu,ive basket.
Mr. GlMrsoN said that be vas now on
friendly terms With Mr. Lurk. and that
together .,hsy.Ncrs efgefed in tho noble
and pat riutic work Of raising BY subscrip.
ton the fuads necessary 20 erect nohu-.
mont to tho memory Of the late lsmented
Mr.. picrson. whose untimely enc, they
both had solemnlv sworn Ia .avepae: and
,h,, , snh.o,;n,;an ,n,nsr .oalrt, k.o.,s /
'a'''''pSeA p,f "'Ns =
ar'un4 10 eaen "sa'oer.
Captain WnEAr said that DO expected
to leave this country soon, but thu. where's
ever he went l,o should carry with him tho
An, ~ ,..,;,na. i. ! IA ! M pi.,,on.
~, NJ v s'"'.'uo0 AS'.Ssa - ~ 800. 80.
mere Nero Two ',' Wnea' s s'' nv" s'aDa
ing'ih his yard which no. would give 10
the fund-n,oucy be had none.
Dr.I,ryerur snouired i'm had .hr,.h-
:, ~. 49,, hn;,, ~ .,,rt, :,
Gu ~, ,.'S" Oe'o'0 ~ yum '"' '- "
he did during tho war. ,,5.,
DR.. STABLES wished to eensure W.
Lcpg.hy. 70, his irrovalont remarks. What
. man did in 1868 md 1870 va, entirely
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