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oTrIcER rnoNpsoS nrcALLsp.

That is the pistol took from the prisoner, know
nby the ngm6cr there was Que charge in IL there
d oss, 4amlneh-I looked at It when Jackson gave It
io ssS. '0'n' Two ''''0''' cartridges and Que
Judge GaFvn ended here for tae prosecution.
NOTION FOR THE DISCHARGE or the PRISONER.
Mr. Graham sail that before his eloquent brother
Mr. Knitting commenced the defence, he uuld
mike a motion Tor the discharge Of ue prisoner a,
The bar, on the ethnical ground that the count IN
Ne indictment was that decea ~ came TO his de1'
hy bullet, ni that this war not borne out By facts.
In the case OF hhea, u former Pfchldent Of Tie Em
pro ,lu', similar mistake had been made, Iu
That instance, the witnesses for the prosecution NJ
try 'rGoTed tie Injuries which had been Inflicted
uFon the Trisoucr, tNenty-siX In Lumber, and u G
tt resulted In iie favor rom Tie absurd hypothesis
rendered p"'ees ny by the existence OF thCre hume
ror- wounds nat lc made them hlInself. In the
pr,HeI' case. the indictment CHARGED that jackson,
armed y ID pistol loaded with powder and eaden
tulri, hld. hN mvHns 81 tAat lenden bullet aud The
iorco OF lst powder inflicted upon Archibald
nNhgS q wound which caused MS DEAN.
me hd,cu,.ut charged that the ball entered
We head NoN, Tie prosecution must Iroyo
WAT ~ n'al va. caused In the way charged by the
count II NJ" pru."cution hld desired to get over
,SnHi llc would therefore ieque-t his Honor To-
Mn dhrnl,F the, should Lave made dinerrnt
uFilt'' ne lnry mat they could not, consistently
YIN lrlr nntiis, ind that the prisoner cnuted the
n'H,h "l ne dec sed by lcalcn bullet, after the
.Lmruc' OF ia shine TIE bullet nom the lf'ol
OF JaJkson never ucnctraicd the BRAIN. II brOKc
We to',, ana fragment Of that bone penetrated
We hrala lHi cauNd dclth. In support oi tl3
W. tlt harmed counsel quoted numerous autiur
Ne - n" hrr grOspd ful the motion 10 release he
pH hrf The other ground ms that the prutrcu.
Won Nu-' not alone prove the death out prpye mat
VI, dr .' " .. ir me manner CHARGED,
H. u.n urTally made the motion that the pisou.
VI Should he discharged
JrpGt GNgyIS IN gEBrrrAL
o ihr r tu0 admitted tlat 'he count aeani the
p'"ti "hs au council had rccltDl, ahd that the
.'"Nf hld u.' uad proved mat the bad wa not
.ah"i Dat a submitted that II was not Necessary
x '"hN'rt) 10 shoH either the pistol OF t!u
''''' hNAa eu 49, NJ, Vie sprruuUViQg cireupl'
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE By THE
SUNS REPORTERS
A strange scene In wall street-A Mouse
walking a Telegraph Wire-Au Admir-


A strange scene In wall street-A Mouse
walking a Telegraph Wire-Au Admir-
ing Crowd che erina the Little Blondin.
Near the Sub reasury Building on Nassau aud
Wall streets, . singular sight was witnessed Tues.
day BY a large crowd OF brokers and others. Two
mice, by some means or other, had got entangled
in some old mating, and had fallen from the roof,
lodging on one Of the telegraph wires, where they
dangled 10 the breeze. They made vigorous Of.
forts to lay hold OF the wire, and
one Of them at length succeeded in
seizips n with hi. claws. Vie drew himself up, and
sat perehed there for some time, dexterously bal.
ancing himself on the unsteady wire, and svailing
himself OF the chance o. getting rid OF the mating
that had caused all his present tribulaton. Freeing
himself from bis bonds, he commenced PERIL
Gus journey along the wire, al one time slip
ping and holding on by one paw, put always
recovering his position and continuing his advance.
His ekertinns to ste dy himself we're wonderful.
One moment he would thrust out Lima leg TO bal
ance himself and the next twist his tah around the
wire 10 Himself from fall, with teen, claws,
and tail struggling like plucky mouse as he was TO
reach The telegraph post. His cOmoanion In sorrow
WAS doing his best likewise to save his lite, but he
hung far from the wire. add could not reach II.
His violent splurges, however, unfortunately shook
the other or and the gallant little fellow dropped TO
the ground smong the admirng throng Of on-look
ers, aud giving his tail defiant twist, scudded OF
into the sewer. The oute lett on the mating fell
half hour a0erward, and. though stunned by his
fall, succeeded in escaping.
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where, and for all practical purposes
might as well have been Omitted sltogeth-
or. If the neglect can be eued BY legsr
iative adoption and ru,ifsa lion, The whole
amended Constitution might as well be
wiped out, and let us have the benefit
now. In fact We always had misgiving'
in oar mind as to the sincerity Of the rad
ical party in their Irofessad desire. TO- the
adoption Of tho Cons.i tutional Amend
ment; and We now have tho first "sLIr"
manifested. Governor Stevenson is re-.
,pos.ibIs for the omission to advertise, for
the Sd section of the 9Th article of the
West Virginia Constitution. provides
that lie shall take care thu. the lars be
faithfully ereeMed.' He il sworn to sup
port the Constitution, and has in his
possession contingent fund, for. use in
all cases where tue Legislature has failed
! to provide for their execution and why
Ito did not comply with his obligation
thereunto is q matter between him and
tho people Of the State. lie will DO
brought to judgment upon it, and being
deficient in this one thing, it Is not prob
able that he will DO trusted for the success
sion in SO many as are involved in tho
Executive duties.
There never has been period in sis
history Of our State politics more advsn-
,oseous 10 t.e Democracy, and more dam
aging to our opponents than The present.
Let US profit by agall,nt charge upon the
authors Of misrule. r.
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Another Rail- Road.

It's said that misfortunes never come
singly. and reversing the figure, one star
never shines unless another more brilliant
appears. No sooner than the Washington
and Ohio Railroad was an assured fact, than
We arc informed BY the PhilsdeIpliia In
quirer ,hat he Pennsylvania Railroad will
pierce our country. and construct road
from the Pennsylvania line through this
State to Charleston. and thence to Mem.
phis, Tennessee. We cannot ,sy whid,
is the wiser, the man who conceiyes this
great enterpri.s. rthe capitalists involved
in IL. All vc can say is, the ono is
g,sst philosopher, End tho othor is ,a
profit by his knowledge. Our State is
open to enterprises d this sort. From
ono border OF il to the other capital may
b invested with prodt-if not in one
scheme. in another. This Pennsylvania
Railroad may pass through our town; it
may pass through Duckhannon, our
nsighborins town. Iii. does. let it 60
upon tho principle Of vhss profits ono
profits oil. We ore not jealous Of pres
.keri,y. flour superiors oan wear good
clothes. we may inherit the rag, and
Crust 10 luck" We are in for oil The
Railroads and equal rights.
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So elal EqualHy,

The negro can be registered as voter
withou. taking any test oa.hs. The white
man cannot. Some Of ourregissrars deny
the ballot to the white man without their
submitting ,hemsclve, to degrading cues.
lions, and grant il vilhou, question to the
negro. We can only infer that this dis
elimination has reference to the social
equality existing between the negro aud
the Registrar. The only exception to
this rule, as far as wo have heard, is in
the person Of Mr.. James Y. Turner. Of
Sheridan Township, who had some respect
for his own reputation, and demanded tho
oath from all races alike. Ga' -
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FROM BRAxToN /!
Three Cheer. and |. Tiger
"ch.rse 'em, Boys Charge En- f.

In pursuance Of pre,nus notiss l,c
Democratic party Of Bra1son county met
At the Court House on tho 6.h day Of
August, 1870. Over 200 persons. en-
bracing the various Township Dclegs-
lions, and The most substantial citizens Of
The county. were present. The meeting
was called 10 ssdc, BY G. II. Morrison.
when, on motion, Col. Addison McIaugh-
lin was elected chairman. On being es.
cor.cd to the chair, Tho Colonel enter
tanned BIS audience with . lengthy
speech Of burning eloquenee. which had
. thrilling etFee. upon the large coaeourse
Of people present.
The usual committees were then ap-
pointed; and, on motion, tho meeting
adjourned until o'clock p. N.
On rca,scmbling the committee on
permanent organization reported X. J..
Baxter, president, J.F. Giren, vioe-
president, and NJ. II. Morrison, secrota.:
~, which repor. Was adopted.
Tho committee on resolutions reported
as follows: s,p.-9.
We, tho Democratic and Conservative
party Of Bra1ton County 10 County Con-
vep,ion assembled, anxious 10 uphold free
government and advance the interests Of
our state aud country, again repeat our
faith 10 The principles Of our party.
We believe in the white mans
right and ability'ior self government. &
We solemnly arraign tho party 10
power in this State With the uilful per.
version Of registration from its true pur.
pose into . mere slift and device TO pre-.
vent Us from voting. These facts have
been brought home to the knowledge Of
The Executive Of tho State, and wo now
and here dcnouneo him as . knowing
party TO this violation ssd perversion Of
law. and this shit and device as biz 10 J.
tended trick and fraud upon the rights
Of our voters; and NO pledge ourselves
not to stop in this behalf until the right
Of every white citizen Of thi. State 10
vote shall e1is! in practice as. we'll as IN
theory, and no longer depend upon the
caprice Of "irrespon,iblo Boards Of
Regi'tralion.'
We approve and endorse the platform
md nominations for State officers and
member Of Congress for tlis District,
made at Charleston on The 9th Of June,
Ind pledge them our hearty support.
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their sincerity.
Ladies asd genileDen, / again, on BE-
half of tho Township of Wiley, greet you
and extend to you ,be righ'-b'nd Of fsl-
hwsHp, and mo, The ball we this day set
in motion roll from Township to Town.
ship and from county to county until the
fourth Thursday Of next October when it
shall roll up such rou'ius majority that
II will crush radicalism from sU State.
and speak IN laundering tones that this 10
a white mans government, and white
men shall rsle Il.
I have now, ladies and gentlemen, tue
honor OF Introducing to you Geo. Cozad,
Esq, who will address yos on the political
issues of the day.
Mr.. Cozad then addressed tho meeting
for about quarters Of an hour; and
was followed by George Crooks. Esq.
who also spoke at considerable length,
Tho meeting shcn began to assume tho
character Of an old-fashiooed Democratic
love feast. Sho.. ,peecbc, sero made by
R. S. Horner, A. ". Wood6rd, John c.
Jackson. George p. Oliver, Uncle John
White, Israel Simmons, and others. In
short, it became kind Of an experience
meeting" in which all did their par. TO
make the occasion interesting and amusing.
Before adjournment, it was
Re,olrea, That a copy Of these proceed
ing, b., transmitted to the editor Of the
Weston DkuocsAr. with request that be
publish the same. F..
JOHN WHITE Chairman.
DR.. SIMMONS, Secretary.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad colnr
South. ~

The Pennsylvanta Railroad 81 Golng
South.
Until recently tho railroad eaptb Of
Pennsylvania have boen made mainly
with q view Of controlling the trade Of the
West and Northwest. The Pennsylvania
Central sought everywhere the means Of
reaching tie valley Of tho Mississippi and
the lakes, adding to its rails as soon as
the Pacific Railroad was finished con.
neciiOh with tha. vast enterprise. Tho
occurrences Of tho war Of the Rebellion
rendered railtoad extension to the South
impossible and inexpedieut. but now .ha.
peace has been restored, the pennsylyauia
Railroad Is disposed to turn ito attention
southwark, and extensive improvements in
that quarter have been projected. A line
from Pittsburg 10 Charleston, Kanawhs
county. West Virginia, will open com.
munication between the Ohio and The
Kanawha river. which b she centre 81 su
extensive trade, and The headquarters VI
district which contains abundance Of coal
and salt springs. It's on The high road
from lsicbmond to the Ohio river, and
The great Virginia Central Railroad. from
Richmond to ihe Ohio, mus, pass through
IL. There !, sleamtos. navigation on tie
K,unwha to ihs Ohio, and rich country
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Elias Cunuinghau.

We cannot say that vo rejoice in The
n,isfor,unes Of any buman being, but il
any such deserve punishment for offences
committed, it is the man whose name
heads thi, article. II DO did not drive
hogs to Baltimore while i. was bis duty
to be in session with bis brother members
Of tho Legislature sec Diary heretofore
publi.hedl :hs was nevertheless present
to vote for Zebileo Browns release from
money, on the plea Of robbery, of which it
is shrcwdly suspected the said zebodee
robbed himself, and thereby cheated the
orphan children Of bic School district.
This man Elia Cunningham Is now .
Township Registrar 10 Ba1.on county.
He denies to Bic neighbors Of his own
race tho ballot which DO enjoys. and grants
it to the negro. For this denial. We un-
derstand he has been arrested, under tho
act Of Congress. 10 many eases sPoD the
complaint Of The several voters denied
their equal rights. and will b stripped Of
fortune as bare % DO has already been Of
fame, under :he prosecutions which have
been commenced II. also, while mem.
Der Of the Legislature. returned from
driving hogs 10 time 70 vsss for tho Fiji.
teen.h Amendneas. Keep i, before The
people,
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Registratisa

Goes bravely on in our county. Already
the now eases number about one bundred
and fifty. On the arst Monday in Oeto.
Der next, there will b .. least $50 more
added to the list OF voters. Our Demo-
cratic voting strength will be increased
about -four. ffths Of all these registered.
It's not supposed .ha. our Registrars
will make it necessary to cause any or.
rests to be made under the act Of Con.
gress. Tho Attorney General Of tho
United States has instructed prosecutions
iu all proper cases. The following is q
copy Of his instructions: .ts
i. tCireslar. s15
DsPARrxsSr OF Jusfios,
WARRINGTON, D. G., July 20, 1870.
To Tie Uaited Stoies Diartct Aisrneys,
Aar,hals. Deputy .Kar,hals and Com
missioners:
Your attention Is called to 90 oct passed
at the last session Of Congress. entitled
"An Act to enforce the righ. Of citizen,
Of the United States to vote 10 tho several
States Of this Union. and for other pur.
poses" q copy Of which is herewith sen,
to YOU. ''"' n ~ q '.ais p
The ninth section makes i. your special
duty to institute proceedings sgainst oil
violators Of the act. You will. therefore,
whenever you receive from any source cred.
ible information .hat his Law has been Vic.
lifted, lake prompt measures for tho arre,i
and effeetual prosecution Of tho guilty
party. A. T. AKERMAN,
Alsorney General.
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JOHN MtfFfH Chdtrr
D. r. SIMMONS. Secretary.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMEN DMENT
By state cssysntlss-

CONSTITUTIONAL AMEN UmkNA
By q state cesysntsss-
Tho following paragraph, which sp-
pears in tho Petersburg Times. (radicaD
contains the doctrine which We an
nouneed months ago. when the exploded
"Flick Amendment" was first agitated.
Our theory is coming 20 the surface, and
all ISLANDERS will fall IN. Tho right Of
the people 70 rule BY majorisies cannot ibe
denied. In . Convention which will
esslsin the majority rule, We join hands
with the Petersburg 7imes Il is The
only mean, Of bringing our State out Of
tho ashes, mire aad 9Th Of party drts-
ton. Let US bring something to the sur.
face! Things as they are will NOT do.
We have . great future. Let % look to
The end. and avail ourselves Of as much Of
our couutry's prosperity as LIES docsls
will justify. We eanaot live assys.
| The following is The paragraph referred
TO: s0sal ..ogitgs ~
I'VE for our rsrt SEQ. under these cir
sum,tances. but one way to hasten the pas
sase Of that amen, NUT, and shat Is the
holding Of Q State Go 'ventiop for the pur-
pose Of remodeling olt Constitution wlicq
has so many defects as to require revision.
II that could be accomplished our State
would soon emerge from its present do
pressed condition, higher aims could be
taken aud our institutions DO placed upon
a more harmonious and irmer basis.
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The resolutions were adopted BY A.
clamatDn and tho following nomin,,i.

The resolutions were Adopted BY ~
clamatDn; and tho following nomip,,ios'
were then made:
For Delegate. Major W. D. Rollyso,
br sheriff, G. II. Morrison /; for c,s,,.
snd recorder. J. II. Given; prosecu,;,>
attorney, F. j., Baxter; surveyor, J II
Cunningham :, assessors, l.. D. Comd.,
and Lewis peripe.
The meeting WAS then addressed in =,
Propriate speeches b Nessrs. ROll,,np.
and Baxter,
On notion the proceedings shi,
meeting were ordered to be printed IN
Tue DgAocRAr.
On motion, tho meeting aajou,n.,
,iine die.
III, rAxTER. President.
NJ. II. MoRRlsoS. Secretary.
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j. drained by the industry Of that region,
This line will eventually be extended
through West Virginia and Kentucky,
and will DO an important route for travel
aud frvight.-Philadelphia Inquirer
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING A.
FREEMANsBURG.


Pursuan. to previous notice, The De-
mosraoy Of Wiley Township assembled in
Township Convention OF Saturday, Au-
gust 6. g.5i9i t-,D - -ll's
Tho meeting was called TO order BY
John White. Esq.. Who explained its OBJ.
jec.. and announced Elsa The Convention
Was then ready to receive nominations.
Jobs p. Hull Was: then nominated for
the Office Of Supervisor; G. ". Crook,
and Arthur N. Dent for Justices Of the
Peaee (; G. F. Fisher and ]. G White for
Constables; NJ. b. Bailey for Township
Clerk D. r. Simmons for Township
Treasurer; Il. s. IIosser and Tillman
Kemper for School Commissioners; Elias
Fisher. ". ]. Bailey aod William Wool
ter for Inspectors Of Election and Je,se
Butcher for Overser Of the Poor. For
Surveyors Of Roads in their several pre-
cins.s. Jesse Brown. NJ. G. Marsh. R.
N. Kemper. silas Barb and Israel Sim.
mons were nominated. a
Tho business Of the Convention having
thus ended. oil adjourned and parteok Of
tho picnic dinner, which Was part Of The
pr srrse.e. g7
After this, speeches being in order. T
B. Camden took the stand and said /:
Lxliss and ssnslemen:-Wc arc about
entering upon great sud exciting can.
vass. Tho voters Of West Virginia will
soon DO called upon 10 cas-. thor votes for
Governor and the various minor officers Of
tho State, and before doing SO We deem !.
q duty as we'll as privilege to discuss tho
principles vo'belisve should govern us in
the future. aud for that purpose you have
been invited to meet together to-day, and
I nm glad so many have responded to that
call. aud that you have brought your
wives snd little ones 10 sit With US under
the great Democratic Tree, whose branches
are not shortened, but are still broad
enough and vide enough to cover us all
And ladies'. I am especially happy to vel.
come you bore, for when you give u'
your presence and approving smile We
feel that our cause d just and success will
crown our efforts. Although ,ou do 20,
enter tho arena Of political strife with
your voice. your influence and presence
hero to-day will sas,k louder thar words;
and when you return 10 your homes, like
the sun when Il sits III The west, The
memory Of your presence will linger long
like the sunlight Of . departed summer,
day. t8 asI at 1aa
u We come before you TO day pleading The
cause Of right. Of humanity. snd Of The
white man, With The fall conviction that
our cause Is founded on truth and Justice.
and The more We can impress upon all tho
great preccp.s Of love and mercy in The
command "love Tbs neighbor as shysclf,"
The nearer We arc 10 success. Our radical
fellow citizens will say this Is what they
believe; butnwhen I see them time and
sguin deny the right Of franchise 10 their
neighbor Of their own enlor and Of their
own race and blood, and take the negro
unified by race and opportunity. from bis
hovel and place him side by side with
them, to swell their ranks, for the purpose
Of excluding from the polls such men as
j. NJ. Bennett, John Brauuon, Dr.. Bland
and our friend Simmons here and "a, 900
others Of our stnic, then | much doub,