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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15

Dingle is small town in the south
west of ireland, on the peninsula which
forms one side Of the Dingle Bay. Lady
Chatterton, in her Travolsin the South OF
Ireland, gives us the following amusing
specimen of the primitive manners of
the people.
claw, sir" repeated the man of Din
gle, with look of astonishment and
alright" Law, sir we never mind the
law in our court. We judge by the
honesty of the case that comes before
us and let me tell you, sir, that if every
court were so conducted there would be
but few attorneys, and the country
would be quiet and happy"
"But what would you do if any per-
son brought an attorney these twenty
two long miles and hilly road from
Tralee), and introduced him into your
court, and that he started some points
of law, which required professional skill
to reply to-"
"Pll tell you what did myself" was
the reply to this apparently perplexing
question. "When I was deputy SOW
ereign two fools in this town employed
each of them an attorney, whom they
brought at a great expense from Tralee.
When the attorneys went into court, and
settled themselves with their bags and
papers, all done up with red bits of tape,
and one of them was getting up to
speak, Crier.' said /, command silence.
Silence in the court? said he. So
stood up, and looking first at one attor-
ney, and then at the other, 1 said with
a solemn voice, l adjourn this court for
one month God save the Queen 7 said
the crier; and then left them all. And
l assure you," he added, "that from that
day to this no attorney ever appeared in
our court; and, please God, we nev,r
will mind law in it. but go on judging
by the honor and honesty of the cases
that come before u.s."
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15
IndiA.Rubber.

Considering the many uses to which
India-rubber is now applied, one of the
most important being its recognized
superiority over gutta-percha for deep
sea telegraphs, and remembering the
fears entertained some time back of the
probability of a decrease in the supply,
owing to tie exhaustion of the forests
consequent upon the immense demand,
it is gratifying to learn that the quantity
of rubber exported from Para during
the past year exceeded that of the pre-
vious year by 22,73l arrobas IAN arroba
is equal to about twenty-five and one
half. pounds), and by e24l,25 in mar
ket value. 1t is true that the more ac-
cessible rubber districts are becoming
exhausted, and give smaller yield than
in former years, but the rubber bearing
country is SO extensive, and its rivers SO
incompletely explored, that the newly
discovered sources will, no doubt, more
than make up any deficiency arising
from the exhaustion of the old. 1t is
difficult, however, to obtain accurate or
reliable information from those engaged
in the collecting of the rubber. The
continued demand for rubber, which is
collected with comparatively little labor,
and requires but little skill and expert
ence, a6sorbs all the attention of the ma
tives over other products, and the con-
slant rise in its value so stimulates its
production that it is more than probable
there will be for some years to come an
annual increase in the quantity i'm
ported of at least ten per cent.-Ndture
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15

An Ohio widow was requested by the
dear departed's aristocratic relatives to
give false name when she went out
washing, so as not to disgrace the fami-
ly. Such thoughtfulness is touching.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15

A good story is told of a man who
having, after long struggle, worked
himself into good society by means of
the aristocratic alliance of his daughter,
gave grand dinner party to his newly
acquired circle. He didn't invite his
own brother, for the reason that society
is getting so mixed one must draw line
somewhere"
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15

So tired, so tired, my heart and /!
Though now none takes me on his arm
To fold me close and kiss me warm,
Till each qnick breath ends in a sigh
OF happy languor. Now, alone,
We lean upon his graveyard stone,
Uncheered, unkissed, my heart and |.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15

Enough! we're tired, my heart and /;
We sit beside the headstone thus,
And wish the name were carved for us.
The moss reprints more tenderly
The hard types OF the mason's knife,
AS Heavens sweet life renews earth's life
With which we're tired, my heart and l.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15

You see we're tired, my heart and l;
We dealt with books, we trusted men;
And in our own blood drenched the pen,
As if such colors could not fly.
We walked too straight for fortunes end,
We loved too true to keep friend;
At last we're tired, my heart and |.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15
MY HEART AND 1.

BY ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15

Tired out we are, my heart and l.
Suppose the world brought diadcms
To tempt us, crusted with loose gems
OF powers and pleasures? Let it try;
We scarcely care to look at even
A pretty child, or Gods blue heaven,
We feel 40 tired, my heart and |.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15

So tired, so tired, my heart and |!
1t was not thus in that old time
When Ralph sat with me meath the lime
To watch the sunset from the sky.
"Dear love, you're looking tired" he said ;
l, smiling at him, shook my head;
'Tis now we're tired, my heart and |.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15

How tired we feel, my heart and |!
We seem of no use in the world
Our flnces hang gray and uncurled
About mems eyes inditferently;
Our voice, which thrilled you so, will let
You sleep; our ars are only wet;
What do we here, my heart and ?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-13

osrnosIlJ adVOssiiss bat few minutes
before. AS soon 90 il vas known 'has
Brother MeG- WSs not dangerous
II huh, they began TO diseusS the cause
Of The laIV scare. But twas 90 DARK
and the bTolbsn we're 90 eoDfu'sd, they
could not definitely settle upon What Il
vas. 0os thought il was . white horse,
ssolher IhSt il was . mule, and 90 on
through the lisl5 one Of them bsiOg
firmly oflbe oPinijb thai il HhI Sons'
Thing not Of this world
Il. was not fsi'ly seillsd uSiil next
day, absn . neighbour reported thai bis
Gov hsd come home last sVsuipg badly
iTigblsned end come what burr IL has
never yes bssD folly determined WhoIhof
The COW WSs huri before she reached ,hS
lodge. or 10 The eoIiiIiso uih BrolhsT
MeG-. The brother il COW fully
recovered. bat he often hears Of the
"CuW Dsstss, aad It iS never mennoo'
Cd without creating 3 smile. No IS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-13
odd Fellows, Degrees.

Ar. EditOr
Az many Of the readers Of the Regis
ter are Odd Fellows, and those Who are
not, bear great deal Of Odd Fellows
these times, probably It would DOT be un'
interesting to give . short expose Of one
Of their degrees. Members Of tho Or
der who do not belong to our Lodge
may no, recognize this as part Of the
work. but ell Of our members are veil
scquaiulsd With il, though but one ever
took il.
On beautiful evening lest 'ummsb
after tho lodge bad closed, = group OF
earnest brothers we're huddlsd together
where the roads branch OE, WSrmly dis
cu..iug The sublime degrees, the exalted
and beautiful lssehiOgs. the elevated
,.uSls, and benevolent workings Of their
beloved Order.
While these glowing sulOgiss were
bsin, poured forth, and the brothers
plsdSinp themselves to renewed T'gOr
Add SoSi IN lbsir noble work Of wishing
the sick, relieving the distressed, bury.
inc The dead. aud educating the orphan"
thew suddenly became hu'hsd Is still %
death. aud their ears we're 'Slutsd with
4 umbIins sound which plainly bstot-
epsd that something was loose. The
NIGHT vas so dark lhlt nothing could DO
seen st uuy great distance. Suddenly
something in the shape Of q huge beast
came tearing into their midG,. W'tb the
v.,ocity Of . Ihuudsrboli, and power Of
anil stssm engine. landing 'quarsly
In The "cummmsary department oil
R,o,hsr Mo who, nolWilhHlSnd-
ing nj, heft, SCARED alOIt in the cit aud
d,oonoed to mother earth. At the foot Of
an emb,nkipvnt, some twenty f'eI from
the ,oeus OF Iction. The other broth.
.rS bsoame very much ismorAIizsd SDd
scattered like sheep. On finding them
1.ly,, all sound, hoWAVsr, they begaa
IA search for Brother McG--. Who
bv The wy, iSG Slou' ONO 10 the
lodge and proprietor Ofths Eagle HO,
All" 10 orr Town They inHllv NUcssedsd
in 6odrnR him and a'cshGiuSd thst he
VA, considerably Jared By the collision
he was carefully lifted aad borne bV the
brotbots 70 HE home, tbey noV having
an opportunity Of pracIiclng some o.
lhoss fus points Wbish they were Sc
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-13
POLITICAL DISABILITIES IN MS.
SOURI,.

We clip the following from the Ms
louri Democrat. the leading Republican
paper otthSL State:
"Tbe year has been ono Of no marked
change, STAGE The Legislature adjourned
AZ Is worthy Of note that il has been en-.
Nirsly peaceful. No disorder hs' Oc.
CURED. WbiehWS can poW recall 10 mind,
growing, however remotely. out Of pc.
lilicsl differences. Loyal mso have set
lied aud Radicals have lived unmOloStei
.abd sadiSmlysd, even in those counties
which have been the worst. A few blS-
Laut fellows. incapable ofhidiOg the hell
of barred within item. have uttered reb
81 ysIls from tins 10 lime, but II any
body has listened, there has been 20 eV
idSnee that they had soy other effect
tban to make themselves piled BY foes
and dsSpised BY friends The perfect
peace OF The State. ilS progress 10 10.
dusiry, 10 settlement aud development,
in railroad building and 10 restoration
st tie losses Of war, have done much Ia
convince candid msu that the time hes
come for tho removal Of restrictions
once needed. The cure nppr1sUh Of
tho adoption Of the Fifiesath Amsud-
menl has hsd tee same ed ct. Very
few Radicais in tho State have at sny
time s0eshy proposed to continue dis.
franehissmeut longer than The hnSl sex
clement OF TIE Issues Of the var. And
With The adoption Of the ffteSuth amend
meat there viii be u All qulrtsrS feel
''ing ihst ehspEs Of policy must DOW DO
i5S18 6isisd. Id1iSia6slS ms5 o.
poe. Bat the opinion Of The people
bas been moving slowly, surely Ind
aisndily forward, as the future will
6hoW.
We commend the above TO our read.
'ep and to orr Legislators. The cry that
those who we're latsIy engaged in re.
bsllioD. ere moi peScssble aud IHW.AbI
ding citizens, will not do any more
Gel Us forget the past, With its Erieh,
ats errors. aud enmity. Let /. become {
sealed ,spuluhrs. whose solemn Ssslu.
sion We may never have al inclination
toinvsds. Let Us realize the urgent du-
dss of The present, aud animated BY The
vivid anticipation Of q coming prosperity
let US be persuaded that wise, snsr.
gstic and coursgeOs activity, ADD the
restoration of al to their former pOliti
cai rights. iS The only sure means oil
elsvsting cor people, and of building
up our State. and giving to her thai
true position Of dignity aud influence ia
lhs Union We all desire.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-13

Another new S.AtO may be added 10
the galaxy Of tue UniOu before the
termination of the present session of
Congss,S Colorado is the territory that
asks to DO slsva,sd to The honOrs and
dlgrItieS Of = sovereign State. 1t will
be remembered that both braoehs. oil
Congress, on IWO sspsrats occasions,
passed bills TVE the admission Of that
territory bus PrsSdons johnson, on
both OsoS,iOns, iu'erpOs'd bic chronic
veto. Rumor ha, it that General GrauI
approves the establishment Of the S.Gto
Of Colorado.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-13
Ronance d Hoae.
N Eaaor:

Nr. Editor:
We hear . great deal OoW-s'day'
about truth being 'usOg'r thaO fe'iOo.
| think that We hsvs something At home
that will fully justly this a'S'hiOn.
Ia the spring Of 1851, Johnny Turner
. boy shout eleven yeam Of Sgs, whose
father bsj been killed 10 the gold mines
Of California, LETT his hume 10 New Ha'
ven, 10 this county, to 60 With 40 &C.
qusiulsues 10 . brother in.laW 10 the
Golden Safe. Al this time bic pockets
book was light, and bis prOSpee. Of 10
lure wealth far from beng aaII0Tiug.-
He reached California 10 safety, found
bis nlGtiVs, lived ailh hin for q while,
hslptng him 10 bus laborS. He bad not
bsea there loug, however. before be be-
came Grqusinlsd With . good Doctor
from the thsu territory Of NeVAds.--
The Doctor took q fancy to him, adopt.
ed nin as his 500. grS bin : pretty
fsir education and TOOK bin to his home
Inoug tn. silver bills Of Nevada
Here Josnoy caught the silver fever,
20 con giOus there. aud began trying
bis lack. He prospSctsd 10 S.ysrsl
places ill finally b. struck the White
Pine regions. Nov be owns ons.IWslfth
Of the Eberh srdt mines. 10 that DIricI,
probably The richest 10 the world. Ia
1893. It yrsld,d according 10 letter 10
the Nsu York Tribune. Sl.5OO.OOO 10
bullion.
A few weeks SgO be was back 10 New
Haven, to zee old friends and 10 look a
the sesuss Of bic boybOod. Az may bo
lssn ytsslsrsaps 70 the bsst1pi9g Of
ibis article. bells S.ilI 6ndeft aShtT,y osT5
Of Sgs, Truly this lS day Of wonders.
CLETE,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-13

At the recent election 10 Ohio Suudry
Republicans in Cincinnati united With
the Democratic party 10 supporting what
was called q reform ticket, which they
succeeded 10 slscuug. The nature Of
The reform they accomplished shows that
the Otg.nr1atiOn Of the Republican leg.
islG'urs vas controlled 10 the Interest Of
The Democratic pSrty BY these RePub.
licsn rsfOrmsn Of Hamilton County,
Whatever they may have gained BY th'ir
Itr.ugs ufiiOriOn. it is ms"lfsSI thSt ct
any rate their Democratic allies have NOT
ysL lost anything.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-13
A seducer Sentenced to Confinement In
the states Prison.

the states Prison.
The CbsnsngO (NeW York; UniaD
briefly states points Of q case Of Interest
which vas disposed Of at Norwich, Che
mango county. last Wsek. It was that Of
the Penpls W. Elias ] Crandall, indiet'
ed for seduction under promise Of mar
riags. CrIndSll, it seems, had bsso
81 d for damages for brssuh Of promise
By his victim. Mise Sarah E. GAulI, and
. verdict Of IS, 600 vas rendered against
him. He succeeded, however. 10 so sr-
ranging his Affairs that the judgment
could rot be collected. aud be WAS con
Sequ prly put upon the "limi'S" The
fnsudS Of Miss Gault subsequently, pro
cured an indictment sgainSt him for &C.
durtion undsr promise Of msrriSg'.-
His trial cSUe "a last week. and result
cd 10 his conviction. He Was Ssntsncrd
to the State Prison for 'Wo ysaE!. The
UaioR says, il 10 Of course fairly presu-
mabls that the verdict vas . just one,
God, il 90, the sentence Of the Court Vas
mild. In our opinion. no greater vii
lain walks the esrth than be who bAsely
takes advantage Of a WOman'S lOSs for
him, end then, undsr prnmIIs Of mar.
rage, destroys her good name and hap.
pins1S for lie, and AbsndonS her. IL
is hoped thai The example thus made
may, 10 the future, Ssrvs to guard the
young and innocent from The WilsS Of the
Ssdurer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-13

The Secretary Of the Treasury has
-Ss.hOdssdths Assistant Treasurer al
New York,IO continue the sale Of one
million guid Und purchase Of one mill
Iion bonds 90 GIssrnats Wssk' through
che mouth ofIJanOSry, on account Of
che sinking fuud. Also, to sell one mil
lion gold and purchase two million bonds
on sllsrnsls weeks. sua alternating With
Abe sales aud purchases % account ofIhs
sinkiog fund for the 'pseisl fond.
The result for The months the sales Of
,IOur millions Of gold and th'PuFeb''e Of
,six miIliOus bOud'. on both avvOunH'
he hes also authorized Che Assistant
Trsauursr to anticipate interest coupons,
payAbl. ct sixty days interest q! ths 'A''
.ofIis pet cent per auhun.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-13
atfu advertisements.
4 SPLENDID CHANCE,
An Extraordinary Offer.
Don,t Delay, send at once!
THE LEADING
AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL
OF THE COUNTRY,
Don't Delay, send at once!
pprE mn ONE YEAR.


Tar Aur,IcAx s4ocK JONAH "A ast-elGaS
monthly, containing 80 large double column
page devoted TO Farming and Stock Breeding
Containing regular departments for The FISsn;;
cal Farmer, DaiTyman. Suck Breeder. H39l
Grover, and Poultry Keeper, &C., &C.: &C., II
Illustrated with numerous fne EngraVlngs and
bound 10 handsomely tinted eoVErs. Farmers
win end this monthly very efheisnt ald 10
all departments Of Farming and Stock Breed :
ing. It has Veterinary Department under
the charge Of one Of the ablest Professors 70
the United States. Who answers thTough me
JouRSAL, free Of shdJSs, al questions relating
70 Sick Injured or Diseased Horses, CtItie'
Sheep. Swine or Poultry. Thus every pub
Seriber has Horse and Cattle Doctor tFef'
pws are now prepared to offer the AnEHI'
cAx srooE JOURSAL as free sir for one year,
70 al aels SHbSeTibeFs Tor rsneWals) u the
Rsqister who shall subscribe Immediately and
pGy IN advance. This Ia rare opportunity
which the intelligent people Of our section Will
no doubt duly appreciate. Hand in your SUB
seriptions at once and secure The STOcK J''UR'
"'' ~ GEO. ". T1PPETT.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-13
Commissioner,s Sale.

TN pursuance Of decree efths Circuit Court
i ofMason county. West Virginia, rendered
At the September term, 1869, 10 certain suit
in ohSncery therein pending, wherein josiah
Huntley is plaiRtiG aud Lewis ". Thompson
and Randall Stivers are defendants, the under
signed. Special Commissioners. will offer for
sale at public auction to the highest bidder
On Friday. JaHEdry slSt, 1870.
att o'clock p. m, on the premises, the follow
ing real estate situated 10 thstoVn Of Masos,
in said county Of Mason. and known on ths
plat Of said town as Lot No IS on Front street,
between Pomeroy and Horton Streets.
1.-THE terms Of said sale will Be as follows
viz: onR half Of the purchase money to 6e
paid cash in hand. and the residue on credit
oftWo equal instalments. payable in six and
twelve months from the day Of sale, the puf'
chaser giving bonds with good security for the
deferred insLllmentJ. with legal interest from
date, aud also retaining the legal title until all
the deferred inEtalmsnts are paid.
JOHN U. MYERSl Special Com
G. P. SIMPSON, missionerS'
dec l6-4W
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-13
Meat Market.

~A The undersigned WonId ie Zee,
SSSNO ,peetFully inform The citizens Of IT n.
Pleasant aud vicinity that be has reno'. .S,nsr
Meat Shop TO his new building on ne G TOnnd
OF SIR aud " the streets, where viii % IT,op,
At Gli.imf Ush haaf. PORK, veal arc y. I'd
also ehoies =. on, such ~ hams, Gass s,S q
shoulders. Always on hand good. IuPPy IA
lard, talloR, dc. All Of which VIII ~ S,;sW.
10 quantities 70 suit, At Die lowest c1API y, ~,
DThe highest market price PAia W. -
cattle, calves, sheep and hogS: oIp6Us,
ueh lit GEO BAASS
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-13
". W. HARPER. Clerk.

WEST VIRGINIA, IS:
A T Rules held in The Clerks Office Of the
n Circuit Court Of MaSo county, on the FIRST
Monday in January, 1870.
Robert Adams vs.. L. Sargent, The Mason
City Coal and Salt Company, Daniel ].
Falls, Benjamin F. BrannGn aud G. +.
The objeetO Of the above suit is 10 IoreclOss 4
mortgage on . certain tract Of land situated in
Mason county, West Virginia, on the Ohio
River. containing 273 acres, conveyed BY the
said Robert Adams and wife to the said L. H i.
Sargent by deed bearing date May 10Th,
1854, duly recorded in the Recorders ofiee IN
Deed Book No. ls pages l65 &c. And il mp.
peariug by affidavit filed with the papers Of
this cause that the defendants L. q. Sanent,
Daniel ]. Falls, Benjamin F. BrlunGn and G.
?. Roots are not residents Of the State Of West
Virginia. It 10 ordered that they do appeirhere
within one month after the date Of the firs pub
LEGATION ofthiS order and do what Is necessary
10 protect their interest 10 this cause.
Teste:
WV HARPER, CLERK,
by P. VI. SisSon. Deputy.
Date Of first publication January 9Th, 1870.
hays Sol,-4E.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-13
LETTER PROM SENATOR PHELPS.
PoiSE PLEAsAsT ". Va.
December 80, 1869.
, dc Editor ofMe Siats JaHrRal:

December 20, 1853.
Eoes Editor ofhe STATE JaWRal;
lee 10 Jour psper Of December 9th
1869, 10 az OrIielo undsr the caption.
"ProscripliOu oapilulaiss," that you
have seen proper to give my thoughts
publicity, BY saying "senatOr Phelps
thinks We hsvs gone most 100 far" Nov
10 order lOr your readers to understand
me In uis mS,tsb Il will doubtless DO
proper Tor ne 70 remark, that the leo.
QuSRs Used by you 10 the article referred
10, was made use Of for the puTpoIs Of
Sbo aing, if possible, tha, the Numbers Of
the rspubI sSn parry, who OdVoeSIe the
liberal policy, (by The rspeOl Of the test
oalhS &e.) were dsSiiouS Of clpLulSIing
With the proIeiptiVS wing Of the parry
know Il 10 the custom Of Editors 10
snimadVsrl upon tho sayings end dOiHgS
Of public meu, bot | do not lhiuk il has
ever entered the mind. Of even The PriAee
Of Editors, to dive dow into the TSts''sS
Of The mind aud publish 10 the world
uhst bis fellow nan hiRkS. Nov Me-.
EtitpL please say to the Tsadsm Of your
very handsome paper. that l never
thought" We bad gone too far, that do
not now think 90; far hoW i'i' pOSIibIs 10
think We have gone too far, Hhsn We
have done nothing 10 the matter Of re-
pssl,bul cir, when the IimS comes 10 act,
Il will be seen what 1 have thought
about this matiOr; that | should vote FOR
The repssl Of ali restrictive msSsuFsO nov
on or sla,u;s Books. looking to the
sbridEemSOI ofths rishIG Of Ouy ciIis6n
Of the Sac.
These measures baVe Answered their
ends, end The questions out Of which
they grew hSviOg been settled By the
general Government % for IS oau bs, We
Ia West Virsinia should follow 10 the
footsteps ofour leaders ct Washington.
apd il not those. lbsn lot uS folio" the
dictates Of sound judgment, which 10
our hunt BILE opiuioa will lsGd uS ell 10
Sinalo coueluliou. namely, that there can
never DO pesse nnd prOIpsrilg 10 our
Sla'e 80 long 90 portion Of our people
or proIeribsd. Thsu / say give me psUes
add pro,psfityl and IL ussd ba. would
20 larth,r snd sSy; give ne PsScs and
rather than dominHtioo' Of
any party.
The shove we find 10 the PMkerSburg
Slate Journal. The editor dsVotsS over
a hslfa page of bis paper in replying
10 Capt. Phelps letter, and answering
tbs sound truths Il contains, bat has
-nost, Aispslly lailsd. The editor Of The
State Journal, Sincs ihe election, BIS
been persistent 10 disappearing GET.
tain liberal msu, aud putting into their
mouths, words Of his own mSnufaetute.
He knew we'll that OSpt. Phelps did not
utter the sentiments be attributes to him
.nd tries to get out Of It BY saying that
Gin publishing the remarks Of the gentle.
man (Mr. Phelps we did it upon the
word of as responsible a gentleman as
there {. in the State" Who was bel
Won't you give uS bis name Mr.. Jour.
nall Your mere SSIerliOh that be is
Irresponsible" WOnTdO.