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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-07
FROM BRAXTON.
FLArWooDs, BRAxToS Co, W. Va. |
July 18th, 1871. !

FLArWooDs, BEAXToN Co. W. Va.
July 2Sth, 1871.
Mr. J. ". Wo6iHdia,
SlR:-I have procured another sub.
scriber to TUE DEMOCRAT. Your paper
is very much improved in its appear.
ancc and reading matter. | hope you
will have u large increase Of subscrib.
crs, and your paper still continue to
improve.
The farmers are so busy making hay
&C., that there is not much said about
d Convention yet. But in the event 0
Convention should be called, some
things arc being said in regard to what
changes should be made in the Con-
stitution. Quite a number are opposed
to the Board of Supervisors and the
Township system, and want change
in that direction. Some think tina! We
ought 10 have the old county court sys.
tom. Others think there should be a
county Judge elected to hold monthly
courts during the year. Some are Op'
posed to county Judge, and think il
partakes too much Of the one man
poper, or too much in the hands ofonO
man. Others think there ought to be
a Magistrates Court held four times Q
year, to do the county business. &c.
Many seem to be in favor Of COuyeu.
ton, and reform in the Constitution. |
do not think the Township syst,m il
adapted to our thinly settled country.
I think wo did better and got along
much easier under the old county court
system. The Board Of Supervisors dc
not seem to be efficient. They do mol
seem to answer the purpose as well as
The old county court system. Much is
said by those opposed to Convention
tho enormous expense thereto, &c.
but ! am sure it will not cost the pcO'
pic as much in a year as the Infamous
and abOminablc system of registration
that has been in operation for some
years past iu the State, and caused
more difficulty, hard feelings, heart
burnings, strife and contention than
any other law ever 10 existence. Many
things occurred during the sitiiugs Of
the various Boards Of Registration thai
will not be forgotten by tho present ard
coming generations. Everything oil
that character, SO full Of evil and SO
destructive to thu peace and harmony
Of every community should at once DO
stricken out Of the Constitution.
blOre anon, JuSIrs.
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THE STATE DEBT.

We learn from the Charleston CoH.
,ier that our distinguished townsman,
Hon, j. VI. BESSETT, General j j.
JACKSON, Of ParkerSburg, and a. W.
CAMPBELL, Esq, Of Wheeling. have
been appointed by Governor JAcOB to
treat with the authorities Of Virginia
and eudcayOr to make some equitable
adjustment of the Virginia State
Debt.
As our readers are aware, these ap-
pOiutnenis are of greater importance
10 our people than any that have been
made since the organization Of this
State; for upon the settlement agreed
upon by these gentlemen depends the
prosperity or bankruptcy Of cur young
Commonwealth. And in this connec-
ton We i sire to congratulate Cover
nor JucOb upon the rare good sense
exhibited by the selection Of the gen.
ilcmen named above. They are prac-
teal, and mean business.
Mr.. Bennett, We presume, has a
more thorough acquaintance with the
Debt than any ether man West Of the
AllSghcnnys his long services in the
Legislature Of Virginia and as Auditor
of tue Old Dominion during the time
in which a great part of the debt was
cOntracted) makes him peculiarly ft-
ted for tho responsible position to
which Mr.. Jacob has appointed him.
General jackson, Of ParkerSburg,
isa man Of State reputation, possess.
ing great historical and political
knowledge; and without doubt is ono
of the aIlest fnanCicrs in the State
From these considerations aud his
long experience in public life, he is
cmincatly qualified for the position.
Mr.. A. W. Campbell, Of Wheeling,
is the Body and Brains Of the Rcpub.
licau party Of West Virginia. Famil.
lar with all the concerns OF Virginia,
and able to cope with the best intCllccis
Of our proud old Mother, his selection
does honor to the authority that np.
pointed him.
Altogether, it would have been i'm.
possible to have made better sclCG.
lion. All the Commissioners have
large material interests in the State :
and are mtn in every sense acceptable
to the people. Mr.. Bennett was q
fearless and Outspoken Confederate ;
General Jackson was equally as strong
Union Democrat while Mr.. Camp.
bell isa Republican, dyed III the
wool"
In these appointments We may
fairly challenge comparison to any Of
those made Jy Governor jacobs pre-
dccessUrs.
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THE SUPERVISORS AND THE
CONVENTION.

Ever since the act was passed for
calling Convention to amend the
Constitution Of this State. certain
members of our Board Of Supervisors
have been cxerting themselves 10 in
fluonce the public mind in opposition
to the call aud more recently, as
public opinion has Enthusiastically
pointed to the abolition Of the Office
they hold, they have all, separately
and collectively, not only entered into
canvass Of opposition, but fclic;tute
themselves upon the many hard snl
uugeucrOus things they can say
agains. certain gentlemen who are
known to favor q Convention. These
remarks certainly apply to every
member Of our Board save and except
one, and we fear this exception has its
carnations.
These gentlemen know that their
power will fall with a Convention
They know that the Office Of Supervi.
sor has been used all over the State to
carry such frightful extravaganza,
that its abolition alone would justify a
Convention, il no other reforms were
made.
We warn tho Democracy 10 heed
them mo-. They are ouly fighting for
Office aud power, and their arguments
and evidence are only those Of the
paid advocate and interested witness
ES-They are seeking to fasten unoth.
or rcgistr ltiOn law upon us .GT
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BrLLrOwS, JnlY %, 1911.

70 ho Editor of The Dcmoc@:
A few days ago l saw u request in
your paper that the friends at Sutton,
Salt Lick, Lumberport and FlatwoOds
would "sepd in the items" BulltOwn
received no invitation to do SO. lpre.
sumo this was unintentional on your
part: but must confess that | thought
Bulltown would have been the first
place on the docket, for Moses Gun.
bingham lives there. and he was about
the only man who ventured to address
Governor Stevenson on the subject Of
Registration. Moses deserves credit
for two things. First, For the good
work be did at the State election and
Second, For the fine stock which be is
now raising. If Bulltown had q few
more such men as Moses, it would soon
become worthy Of frequent mention in
TnR DEMocRAT. As amatter Of course
Moses is in the right track for Con-
vention. In this be has the support Of
all sound Democrats.
We shall give at least 500 majority
for tho Convention, and whopping
majority for a subscription to the CAPT.
tai stock of the Pennsylvania & Ohio
Railroad. The surveyors are now in
our county. and say the route is tho
cheapest ever surveyed.
Go ahead, Major Campbell, and
come by BulltOwn, and then by Yves.
ton; for Lewis must have hand in
the pile as well as Braxton. So "ROlI
on. Campbell" to BuLLTowS.
I'VE assure our friend that it was
no intention Of ours to omit BulltOwn
in our request for items. We have at
least one sterling old Democratic friend
there who will not forget us, we know.
-ED. DEMocEAT.
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VOTING BY BALLOT.

Our Constitution provides that sin
all elections by the people the mode Of
voting shall be by ballot" Now what
is ballot? Let US sec. 1t as We
construe it a paper or ticket designating
the persons or things voted for, and
no human ingenuity can torture it into
required secrecy, or a prohibition
against voting by ballot as Of old in
Presidential elections, in which all
voted BY ballot, but the names VI all
persons voted for were proclaimed aloud
by the officers conducting the elections.
This is the meaning ofour system now,
but radical construction has tortured it
into secrecy, and Radical Legislature
has declared that tho mode Of casting o
ballot, shall, as far as practicable, bc
60 conducted that il may not be known
for whom any person has voted. This
is not the legitimate meaning Of ballot
uOiihg. In its largest sense it means
the economy Oftimc at the polls, by the
introduction Of the names Of tho nun.
erous candidates frequently offered at
the polls, by printing or writing, rath.
er than a proclamation by the human
voice. The ballot is no prohibition
against open voting, and nothing but a
Radical l.cgiS'a uro has dared to make
it so. II the ballot is to be construed
either by our Legislature or our Courts
to mean secrecy, then We join issue us
to its proprieiy.
The exercise ofthc electors suffrage,
whether it be classed among rights,
franchises or trusts, bears with it the
solemnity of duty. The secret ballot
from which there is SO much danger
that shamelcssncss may creep into the
silent sulragcs aud control our system
of government, that we cannot 10 less
than to enter our protest against the
construction Of tho system, and warn
our people not to repeat tho folly Of the
Roman Republic by the introduction Of
secret voting, by which tho liberty of
the people Of the first Republic was
lost. Ancient history makes US shud.
der at the secret ballot, for it teaches
US that its introduction preceded but n
few years tue agrarian law Of old,n
times, and in our State was the sinister
means OfprOscriPtiOn.
The peoples sutrragos ought TO be
public, and this should be made fun
dnmental law in our Democratic form
Of government, aud in the approaching
Convention the carly system Of public
voting should not be forgotten. One
OF the greatest statesman in America
declared "the secret ballot to b. incon-
"sistent with American frankness Of
"chnractcr-,ha, il encourages
"m1an, low, crafty aud assembling
"spirit,-tlut its end is the ngrarian
"distribution ofPropcrty, and none but
"diriy hypocritical towards would adj
"yocaIo it, for ii is only 1T for the
crafty politician and tho slave. It
"docs not rest alone in the political re.
Citations spportaining to liberty, but it
"usurps the sacred alter aud cur do
"mcstiC relations, for its teachings arc
"subtility and craftincss. The onnOb-
cling quality Of franknoss in education
ds igOoroi in tho stcallby approaches
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-07

E1'Thc people Of North Carolina
are soon to vote upon the question Of
calling n Convention to revise and
amend the Constitution Of that STATE,
and it is n significant fact that one Of
the chiefrcasons for the Convention is
that they may rid themselves Of "lhe
township system" There as well as
here it has been found burlensOmc
and expensive,
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E1-ThC Radicals say the ConvCn.
ton ought not to be discussed as a
party question. 1t is true. But lst
them point out a respectable number Of
Radicals who intend to vote for Con.
vCntion, and il will be more easy to
believe that they do not regard it as a
party question.
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ito friendship, and in the betrayal u
confidence"
These are fearful warnings, and such
as no true friend OF his cOuutry's per-
manent prosperity should disregard.
The secret ballot is Knop.NohiMgism
in disguise, and will end in the over
throw Of our Republican form Of gov
ernmcnt, in the same manner Know.
Nothingism was designed to do.
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A LII persons indebted to me nrc hereby
~ notified that unless they settle with me
on or before August lst, ISL, | shnll take
Legal proceeding, against them. As con.
template closing business at that time, Il il
necessary that all interested should take due
notice.
Parties having claims against me vii
please present them at once
F, BRISEMAT.
Weston, July Il.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS
All''Retail Orders amounting to $50 and
Q Over Delivered in any part Of
the Country
FREE Or EXPRESS CHARGES.
HAMILTON EASIER & SONS.

Of baltimore. 4W.
In order the better 10 meet the wants o.
their retail customers at u distance, have Is.
tlblished
ASAMpLE BUREAU,
and will, upon application, promptly send by
mail full lines Of samples Of tie Newest and
most Fashionable Goods, Of French, English
and Domestic manufacture guaranteeing al all
times to eel rs low, u not at less prices, tl.,
any house In the country.
buying our goOds from the largest and
most celebrated manufacturers III the different
parts ofEurOpc, aud importing the same by
steamers direct 10 Baltimore, our stockI 1. nj
all times promptly supplied with tue novelties
Of the London and Paris markets.
As we buy mud sell Onlyi0r cash, and make
no hnlldrbts, We are able nnl willing 10 Scld
our goods at from Ten to Fifteen per cent les,
profit than IL we gave credit.
Orders unaccomlanici by cash will b,
sent co. D.
l'rompt-pnying Wholesale buyers ART In
vilcl 10 inspect livestock in our JOLbing aud
Package Department.
Address, HAMILTON EASTER / SONS
la7. 100, ?Ol aud 9Ga ". lialllmurcs ::
Feb 2O.lS1l-ly Baltimore, Md.
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GTThc Radicals say tina. the Dem
ocrats will vote for a Convention be.
cause they want tho Offices. OF course
the RAIDS will vote against the Con-
vCntiOn because they don't want the
Offices.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-07

GOVERNOR JAc,n has appointed John
G. Palmer, Esq, Of Brooke county, q
Of the Board ofRCgCnts for
the Asylum for the Deaf, Dumb aud
Blind, rice Hon, Henry Brannon dc.
elined.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-07
HOME INSURANCE co
-UF-
Columbus, Ohio,
CASH CAPITAL, S5OO.OOO 10
CASH ASSETS G3S,li7 =

The gradual increase of strength Of tile
Home unkrs iis Policies better at Expiration
Than when first issued. This gradual III.
crease is guaranteed BY It's plnn Of hu'ines;
uune hut Fir,t-ClasS Risks are written NJ
paying mites.
The lOmc pays for Live Stock when H..
,urrd aud killed Ly Lightning, without tel.
rrcncc Ia the place Where Killed. ltIats
,lasnge b. l.ishtninStu buildings, "heIhr
burned or sUt.
Farmers find the Company 10 hs Just the
one they want.
Merchants get the best Of Security in it,
Policies.
SuIG.-This company ha, iGl6llrl MI the
requirements VI tic Insurance Law Of ill.,,
State.
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ilolu .IssInoi ilsnrs ruu Il
SuI aA!D 'l!mpu ll!A soup Sip ~ ~
oIU s0I!Id iK 'SsuJId o. iiInqu im 10
'aJua!lodIS suol u moy iusryuoo Su!iq
'SloA Sul 70 lr!li sI Hsui NV 'NjoIs
Aou &uI eas pun lluO
ny "A 'uc'soM 'loonS u!rN
'Saols s.SOLOSrSSnd slIsOddo InOm
'S0NIdNId INV 'SaOHS'SLOOa
81 uI1Yad uSY uaull1vIaSrK r
"ar 'IlJvGul . dl1nMd
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M. y. u. BLAND,
TACoD sCHNlTT,

CENTER STREET, WESTON, W. VA
Keeps constantly on baud a full and
complete stock Of Of all kinds Of Furni-
ture, such rs Bureaus. Tables, Chairs,
Stands, Bcd.sleals, &c., &C., Of the best
quality, Mt reasonable prices All orders
promptly attended TO.
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~ JAC0B WAGGY, a non r,iJ.,,.
'AhE NOTICE, tina, on tho 10Th IA, =,
! august, 1911 at the Recorder, 6niSa
2, Lewis county, West Virginia, / wifi t"t,
ne dispositions Of William D. Hoover SnS
U,ncrs' 70 0e read as cyidcncc on the hca,.
ins o. ehAnecry suit pendingin the circui,
E ,ii, o. sad Lewis county, wherein / an,
Pan,n,lii' and,you and Isaac IIaggy are d..
July lI.il '''''
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-07

IT has been decided TO hold immense
Convention meetings on the 24th of
in every county in the State
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DREsToN DAWSON,
-BLArRSNIru AND IRoS.wonKgR

NEAR THE FOUNDRY, WESTON.
Carriages, lIuggics, Wagons, ETC., re-
paired on short notice, and on tho most
reasonable terms. lIOrsc-sbOcius carefully
attended 10:
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MRS. MARY Il. vAENEY
NEW MILLINERY EMPORIUM
Min Strnrt Mnsinn

Mrs. varncy would respectfully inform
the ladies Of Weston aud vicinity that she
has just received aud has now on hand a
full and complete assortment OF notions,
ribbons, millincryand straw goods, bonnie,
trimming aud velvet ribbons, bonnet
silks, Sniins, aud yelrcts, blondes, nttts,
GRAPES, iuclcs, flowers, feathers, ornaments,
straw bonneis and ladies' hats-triminrd
and unirilnmrd-slakrr hoods, sundowns,
&c , which she IL offering al Baltimore
prices. BONNET AND DRESS MAKING
will receive prompt attention md DC don't
in the best style. nlGly
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NATURES
Own NWw M,sto.u[>w.,

Contains no'l.Ac SULPHUR, no SrcAR or
hEAD-no LlTnARor,n no Nlrr4rE oy
SSILrER,an is entirely free from tho
Poisonous and Misunderstanding
tiOns. rr"
Transparent and clear MS crystal 4, VII,
not oil the finest iahfic-lrrirrtl,Iw $50
lhd FIiriEST-desidcmtams long ,ouniI
Tor aud found nj Inst. s"'
u restores and .prcYcnts the llnir r,oD,
becoming Gray, imparis son, vlo.n az,
'arallre, removes Dandrun, iscoOi and ~ ~
lrTshing TO the head, checks the IlniT ron,
MIllns OIL, and restores It to great r,,cn,
wien Prcmatnrclyiloyt, prevents llcndnrlr.
lures all ilumOrs, ruinncOus eruption, nnI
nhhlIllral Heat. As A nnnsISg ron mil ws
Is IllE mar ARTlCLR N 1uE uAuEr1.
q, pF. q. SNITlI, patcntcc, Groton Junc,;or
Mass. Prepared only by PRocrrR lno,IvD,
"IoW'Cslcr, Mass. The Genuine |, nu, nm IN
panel bottle, made expressly for II. Mill La
nam" OF tile article blown In the rlas. IL
your Druggist lot Natures Hair i,c,toro,i,,,,N
nnd take nO other "'''V'
=, scnd Scent stamp to Proctor n,o, H.,
ITalise on the Human Hair, Tn inGos W.
'lonli contains !. worth 81 to any t,r,"n ""'
a; NJ DENT, Main ST, Weston
oc'Jly Sole Agent for Lewis coun,r
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T oRENzo D. sTRADER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

DeFcTttY, w. va.
Practices in the Circuit Courts of Ram
dolph, and adjoining counties, in the Court
Of Appeals and United States Court.
Collections and all other business
promptly attended TO.
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VOTE FOR THE

Constitutional Convention.
Every Democrat should work and
vote for the Constitutional Convention,
It will
REDUCE THE EXPENSES
And
EIGHTEEN o UR ia YES.
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WV. E. LIVELY.

WY. E. LIVELY,
w -ATTORSEY At LAM
GLESYlLLR, ". VA,
Practices in Gilmcr, Lewis and adjoin-
ing counties. All bnsincss promptly AT
tended TO.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-17
auestro amigo, hpnlbrs en4rgico y
sagaz. 81 E5 @/@,

Hase acgdido >aIlque spscribe ex-
citando su caballerosidad para que
manifesto 10 que ocurri6 en- el Cole
gio electoral de esta Ciudad con varios
electores durante la votacion de la
mesa el dia 20 dejulio dltimo, pidien-
do su testimonio como Secretario Es-
crutador que fue en- aquellas eleccio-
nes.
Ell dia 20 q POGO de abrirse el Co.
legio llegue 81 y notando que los
electores Sc ag glomeraban demasia
do y que no Sc cumplia el arti
culo 50 del Reglamento para eleccio
mes lie Diputados C6rtes, pedf tres
8 cuatro veces q la presidencia que
hiciera cumplir la ley y que Sc retira-
ran los electores de la mesa, acercan-
dose uno q uno segun estaba prevent
do vista la confusion de gcnte y que
no era possible votar como yo deseaba
hacerlo, me retire al extreme opuesto
del Salon; desde donde vi que ell Pre-
sidente mand6 q la Carcel q cerca de
20 electores, desconociendo yo, por-
que no ola 10 que ell Sr. Presidente
decia desde ell sitio donde estaba, las
razones en- que este Sc fundaba para
decir "a la Carcel;" pero constando-
me que ninguno de los mandados lie
g6 a ir 4 la Carcel, sin duda porque
asf 10 dispondrfa la Presidencia; todos
quedaron EN- ell mismo local donde Sc
celebraban las elecciones; en- el piso
bajo, tambien me consta, porque 10
presenci6, que fueron mandates poner
en- completa libertad antes de tern.i-
mar la votacion de aquel dia, y por
consecuencia pudielon votar la mesa
definitiva 81 10 creyeron oportuno.
Ajeno completamente q los hechos
narrados puesto que el dia 20 no era
Sccretario de la mesa interina, no fui
de los mandados 4 la CArcel; solamen-
te el deseo de no aparecer desatento,
con la persona que me ha dirijido la
s1plica, me hace estampar esta mani
festacion a la cual de SECURE a!gunos
daran una Interpretation 4 que no Sc
presta.
Puerto Is Setiembre 1871.
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no quiere dejar solo & D. Amadeo y forna
empens en- ser de 10 partida. El Consejo
dc Ministries parece que no es de la mis-
ma opinion; pero creo que al fin triunfa-
ra IL de Ia reira De todos modos, triunfe
Q no, parece que regresara muy en- breve
a Madrid. Los pararftos de El Eco de
Espa''a sobre los peligros que puede cor.
re ID. Amadeo ell sus frecuentes viajes
han surtido su efccto y alarmado el AMI
mo de Ia amante esposa.
No creemos; sin embargo que hsya
motive para estss alarmas, pues cada vex
que ell rey hace un viaje q Mad rid, salsn
de aqnf cuatro companies para cubrir el
camino. Suponemos que 10 mismo, aun-
que en- mayor cscala, Sc hara en- el que
deba socorrer el rey en- su proyectada
expedition. Por el pronto, sc que el mi
nistro de Marina di6 aver 6rden por tele-
gtafo lara que todos los huques dispori--
bles salgan Embellishments para las aguas
do Valenc a y Barcelona iQue fundamen
to reul pueden, pues, tener las malevolas
insiuuaciones del peri6dico moderadoi
Aigo Ell efecto ha debido de haher 1el
prop6sito de Ia reina de acompahar su
csposo en el proyectado viaje, cuando La
Correspondence publica este parra6to de
sabor Official:
LA rsina no acompanara en- su viaje
al rey. PermaRecerA en- Ia Granja mien-
tras la estacion 10 perm ia"
Siguiendo ahora al principe Humberto
en- su venida q Madrid, diremos que en-
la estac on del Norte lie csperaban los
ministries y otras autoridades con varios
personajes pelfticos.
La comitiva Sc dirigi6 inmediatamente
palacio, y POGO despues Ell principe
Humberto, aeompahado de un ayudants
del rey y de otro de su servidumbre, re-
| corria las Gales de Ma1rid deteniendoss
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