The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-05-23
ouR NEAR sElGHBoRs.
What they are Pies.ed to ..r Of,

OUR NEAR SElGHBOR5.
What they are Pies,ed to ser Of us,
Since the change recently made in the
late firm Of Cosud & Wofhudin, most Of
contemporaries have favored TuE DEN.
ocRAT, aud those who have heretofore
controlled its columns, with kindly no.
.icc. 70 publish all Of those would &C.
'supy too much Of our space, so we must
content ourself With copying from "our
near neighbors" only, To those brother.
of The Press who have commended US, VIC
make our most profound fratcrnul obei.
sance. We quote a. follows:
GEo. CozAD, ESQ, has retired from the
Weston DEMOCRAT, having sold his inter,
.est ~ his partner, J, W. Woffndin. Mr..
Cozad is good writer. and TUE Demo-
Graf, under his charge, from an ill.con-
Quoted and almost subscriberle.s paper,
has become ono Of tho best papers in the
State. MIR. Wofiudin has heretofore
managed the local department very live
", and will no doubt continue Tna DEM-
OchAr well worthy Of a liberal support
Clark.b,ug Con,erratire.
Br the last number Of the Weston
DsxocRAr We learn that our friend
George Coz,d has retired from the edito-
rial chair, and that hereafter Tus DEMs-
GRAFT will DO under the editorial control
aud management ofMr.J W. Wofindin,
our 'Hisglish friend. We wish Jim sue
cess financially, but eternal destruction
politically. -ClarksJur Telegraph.
Gxo. CozAp, ESQ.,, has retired from
the editorial chair Of tho Weston DEMO
GRAFT, leaving slr. Wofindin in sole
charge of.one Of the ablcst edited papers
in the State. Mr.. Wofdndin is, ready
writer and an experienced printer, and
will undoubtedly continue TnE DEMO
cRAr in tho high character it has hereto
fore oecupied.-Parkersburg Go:ette.
GEO. Gear, ESQ.,, lately ono Of tic
editors Of the Weston DEMOCRAT. has re-.
tired from that paper, and J. w. Woain-
din has become its editor and proprietor.
TINS DxuscRAr is an excellent pioneer in
tho great cause ofpopular government in
West Virginia. Wheeling Regisser.
Mr. Gro. CozAD has retired from the
editorial management Of the Weston
DrnocRAr, and Mr.. Jases W. v ofipdin,
The junior partner Of tho late firm, has as
sumed control Of its columns. We wish
him success. --Aorsantssn Consultation.
VIZ regret to learn BY the last issue Of
the Weston DExecRAr that tho frate rnity
is to lose valuable member in the per-
son Of Geo. Cezad, Esq, who rstires
from the management Of that spicy and
fearless sheet. The aalutatory Of Mr..
woihndin indicates On enterprise and
spirit that augurs we'll for its future ca
rcer, and We arc much mistaken il from
The pluck he exhibits, he does not sus-
tain the already enviable reputation Of
Tus DxxocsA1. Pending that, he has
eur sincere we'll wisbss.-Berkeley
Spring, Mercury.
A change is made this week in the
publication Of the Weston DnxoekAr-
George Co.ad retiring, and James W.
Wo6ndis assuming entire control. We
extend hearty welcome to tho new edi.
tor in chief, and wish him abundant sue
cess iuansially-nos politically. Here's
eur fT Wolf, no reason why political
opponents should not treat each other
gentlemanly and with csurtcsy.-King-
,,osd Journal. 2
GEo. CozAp, one Of tho cditors Of that
sterling Democratic paper, tile Weston
DrMecnAr, gracefully Announces his re-
tirensnt from that journal. lie IL sue
eseded BY ]. ". wofindin, Esq. We
wish him abundant success Eell,burg