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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-26
Mason County Democratic Conven.
-. tiOn-ResolatfoA Adopted. ...


At the Convention held in Mason
county on the 10th inst for the. nomi-
nasion Of candidates to be voted for
at the ensuing October election, the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Rssolred, That we are in favor Of in
cooperating into the new Constitution
the following articles:
lst Forever prohibitiong the dis
frauchisement Of any class Of our white
fellow-citizens, who have not been con-
victed in court Of competent jurisdic'
ton, OF treason, felony or bribery in
elections, or who is not a minor, pau
per, or Of unsound mind.
ID. Forever prohibiting the Legisla.
ture from passing any law or test oath
that is any way calculated TO deprive
man Of the right to follow any pursuit,
avocation, or profession, or to deprive
him Of his right to sue and be sued.
Sd. Guaranteeing a thorough and
efficient system of free schools.
4th.' Prohibiting the State or counties
from taking stock in or creating debt
for works OF internal improvement.
9TH. Guaranteeing an. economical,
simple and efficient county and State
Government.
Rcsolved, That we do not believe that
the call for convention has been asked
in any spirit Of disaffection or dissatis-
faction to the present incumbents in
office, we desire, if consistent with the
feelings of the majority, that they be
continued in office till the expiration
of the time of their respective offices TO
which they have been elected by the
people.
On motion of Dr. Barbee, the report
of the committee was received and
adopted
DR.. A. L. Knight then offered the
following additional resolutions, which,
on motion, were adopted, and added to
the resolutions reported by the COM
Inittee.
b. Rcsulved, That Article XI., section ),
is 80 vague and deficient in plan, in re-
lation to the association Of persons into
Joint stock companies, that the interests
Of both capital and labor are injured by
the want Of a more definite organic law
regulating the same.
RcSolved, That we earnestly desire
| that the Legislature shall not have the
! power to grant a charter of incorpora-
| ton to any stock company. Except for
| the purpose Of banking or internal I'M
provement,) on any other terms than
the following general laws will au-
| thorize:
lst That the persons of joint stock
companies shall be held personally LA
BILE to creditors of a company, tor an
amount equal to their amount Of sub
Sribed stock. &c.,.
= I'd. That they shall be confined
strictly to the business for which they
are chartered. n-..
Sd. That they shall not directly OF
indirectly merchandise either in land OF
personally, except so far as selling their
own wares, or commodities OF their own
make; and they shall not be allowed to
offer anything but money in payment
for labor performed for them. That a
creditor for labor shall have priority
over all creditors with implied lien upon
their property. .'' "'. .'.... . ..,.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-26

ABOUT as ridiculous story DC any
we ever heard that was coneocted for
political effect, is that recently started
by the Harrisburgh Telegraph, the or
gan of the CAMERON ring in Pennsylva'
MIA The Radical officers in Pennsyl-
vania permitted two weeks 10. eiapse
after the discovery Of the EVANS detail
cation before they ordered the arrest OF
the defaulter. In the meantime, EVANS
had gone to New York and requisi
ton was made upon Governor HoFF-
MAN for his rendition. The writ was
issued by the Governor OF New \ ork,
but EVANS was not found and has not
vet been arrested. And now comes the
Joke: the Harrisburg Telegraph asserts
that the Tammany Democrats of New
York are hiding EVANS, in compliance
with bargain made 10y some Pennsyl-
vania Republicans that they will secure
the election of the Democratic candi-
date for Auditor General. and then
EVANS is to come forth from his hiding
place and the Democrats are TO cover
I'D the fraud Could anything be more
deliciously absurd! The Radicals in
Pennsylvania anticipate an overwhelm-
ing defeat at the polls this fall and are
concoctiug all sorts Of stories to be refer
red to after the election in explanation
Of their overthrow. This silly inven-
ton will probably be made to do duty of
JAZZ =. Ia ...H-' '.'-f
lint kind. ; ,,. .......' ..'... ...r.. -.I l5.-,
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$500, a wkp,,oo G Prize

Simpson, G. W. Bruce, S. Price,
Clay.-Jonathan Purdy, w. ii. Ce7
ellison, J. w. Gallaher, Stephen Jeffer-
son, Samuel Gamble.
Union.-Frank McGilton, James
Humes, J. Riley.
Liberty Fish.
Sand Hill. w. Gallaher, alter.
nate.
On motion, a committee to report ba-
siness for the Convention was appointed
Said committee reported and recon-
mended that the Convention proceed to
the nomination oftwo candidates for the
Legislature, two candidates for the Con-
vention, and o candidate for County Su.
perintendent OF Public Schools. Where
upon, Elias R.. Harris and rHoratio
J. MCLEAN, Esq, were nominated as
candidates for the House of Delegates,
and James D. Morris and Joseph Lou
denslager, Sen, as candidates to repre-
sent Marshall county in the CoDstitu-
tional Convention. All the nomlna.
tons were made unanimous. William
Brown and B. B. Newman were
put in domination Tor County Superin.
tendent of Free Schools. B. B. New
man was nominated on the first ballot.
o. motion, a committee Of one from
each township was appointed to select
County Executive committee," who re-
ported as follows: Jonathan Puriy,
j. Dallas Ewing, G. W. Bruce, j. W.
McCarraher, J. W. Gallaher, with a
corresponding member from each town
ship, as follows: Mead, Josephus CAL
vert; Liberty, V. L. McCaskey; Clay,
B. B. Newman; franklin, VIM. Cecil !;
Cameron, w. L. Drovall; Sand Hill,
Thomas Ruth; Webster, D. r. Martin {;
Washington, J. w. McCarraher; Union,
Frank J. McGilton. ... -.
ReSolred, That the proceedings OF
this Convention be published in Mar,
shall county papers and the Wheeling
REGISTER. .....
/ On motion, adjourned.
|. 6. w. BGuCR. Pre- t..
J. ". GAlLAHgE, Scc'y.
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Tyler COunty-The NOmina ting Con.
YentiOn tn be held October 7th.

SOhs
ventiOn to be held October 7th.
In obedience to the call Of the Demo
cratic County Executive Committee, the
Democrats Of Tyler county met at the
Court House, on the 2Sd day Of Septgm-
Der, 1871, for the purpose OF nominating
candidates for the Offices Of County SUI
perintendent OF Free Schools, Members
of the House of Delegates, and Member
of the Constitutional Convention. z.
The Convention was called to order
by D. D. Johnson, Chairman of the
Democratic County Executive Commit
tee, aud upon his motion William Will
Hanson, Esq, was appointed Chairman.
After a full and free conference because
OF the small number in attendance, it
was decided not to make any noinins-
tons at present, but to call a County
Democratic Convention for that purpose.
D. D. Johnson then introduced the
following resolutions, whiehwere unan-
imously adopted: .. ..-.. .a...,
Resotrcd, That William Williamson?
Joshua r Martin, D, D. Johnson, Benz.
S. Morgan, John Lasure, James c. Nc
Coy, G. W. Patton, DR.. VIM. S. Vii.
hanson, John McGoy,sNathanD.4D Dare,
Esais Baker, Martin b. Bowser, Samuel
Attleberger, VIM. j emison, y. T. Riggs
JohnIR. Duty, B. B. Bond, A. Warner,
VIM. Ankrom, John Anderson, John
j. Haddox, BE. Carroll, Ashford
Broadwater, Moses Garrell, David
Freeland. Abraham George P. L.
Tsggart, Isaac Underwood (of SapueD,
DIG; Sweeney and George Stafefs be
and are hereby appointed delegates. to
represent This county IN the Democratic
Senatorial Convention which meets In
West Union. Doddridge county, on
the 5th day of October, 1871.
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Nominating Conventions.
Senatorial COnventiOn-SccOn Sen
atOrial District.

atOrial District.
The Democratic and Conservative
party of the Second Senatorial Districts,
composed OF the counties of Marion,
Marshall and Wetzel, met in convention
in Burton, W. Va, on September ODD
1871, to nominate two district candi-
dates for the Constitutional Convention
and one State Senator.
The Convention was called to order
by A. B. Fleming. ESQ, and organized
as follows: ...
President, John w. Mccoy, of
Marion; Vice President, D. s. Bently,
of Wetzel; Secretary. NJ. R, Grouse, Of
Marshall; committee on Credentials,
John w. Morgan, Chas. Horner, D. R.
Martin, E. R. Harris, s. NJ. Somers
and A. H. Knots; committee on APP
portionment, Colonel Duval, A. B.
Fleming and A. P. Calvert.
The Convention then proceeded 10
ballot for candidates, which resulted as
follows For District candidates to the
CONSTITUTIONAL SOuNeutlOu, n. L. lld
mond, of Marion, and J.W. Gallaher, of
Marshall.
On motion, the nominations were made
unanimous.
For State Senator. John w. Morgan,
of Wetzel
On motion, the nomination was made
unanimous. -.
On motion Of Colonel Duval, Joseph
Guthrie and j. w. Knotts were ap-
pointed to wait upon J. W. Gallaher
and A. F. Hoyman, and apprize them
Of their nomination.
On motion, the proceedings OF this
Convention he published in the Wheel
ing REGISTER, Moundsville Reporter,
Wetzel Independent and Marion County
LiJralist.
A. r. Hayman. Esq. being called,
came forward and addressed the Con-
vention, in his usual fluent manner, in
few fitting and appropriate remarks,
which were listened to with great atten-
ton.
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
. j. w. Mccoy, Chairman. I
NJ. +, GROUSE, Secretary.
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Richie COunty-Penn Township
Meeting. 80 Az =

PENxsRoRo, RIrcHE Co., w. Va. y
September 25, ISL.
According to previous notice the Dem
ocrats of Clay township assembled here
to-day Cor the purpose OF appointing
delegates to tie County Convention
which will assemble at Richie Court
House on Saturday, the Both inst, for
the purpose OF nominating candidates
for the Constitutional Convention, Leg
islature, &c. On motion, I. Curry was
called to the chair, and L. w. Ireland
appointed Secretary. The following
resolutions were adopted; H. (
Reso1ged, That the following named
persons be appointed to said Conven.
ton, viz: A. MCGEE, John Collins, G.
W. Corbin, L. P. Wilson, J. NJ. Wilson,
F. II. Martin, Joseph Cunningham, B.
II. Wilson, E. j. Knight, J. p. Strick-
Ter, NJ. Curry, Jas. NJ. Cunningham,
Samuel Musgrave, Ocran Corbin, B:
Hudkins, H. B. Collins, F. Il. Taylor,
John T. Lacy, E. c. Lee, Daniel Hay.
mond, B. F. Richards, Lemore Dodson,
Coleman McDougall, 3. II. Hickman,
John McMelin, S. Joseph, Mat. Lam
bert, VIM. Carpenter, ST., NJ. P. Kim
boil, A. E. Caughman, Z. c. Snodgrass,
+. Curry and Thos. w. Ireland
Rcsolrcd, That these delegates 90 up
to the Convention unpledged to any
particular man. re -. .-
Resolved, That the proceedings OF
this meeting be published in the Wheel;
ing REGISTER and ParkerSburs Ga=ette.
Resolesd, That Saturday, the 9TH day
Of October, be the day appointed for the
nomination Of township officers for
Clay township at Pennsboro.
Resolced, That this meeting adjourn
until the 9TH of October, 1871.
THos. w. IRELAND, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-26
THE CoMMERCrAL CONVENTION.

We, received on yesterday the follow
ing dispatch which we commend to the
attention of Mayor JEFFEEs and the
business men Of the City of Wheeling
::fIoBALrIsoRE. Mo- September %.
Editors of the Register: a..
Weregard it as a shame that Wheel
ing, with her great manufacturing and
other interests, is not represented in this
National Convention. ,,. .'... ....-
'.ESiguedl CHARLEsJ. FAULKNER.
Mr.. MICHAEL REILLY of this city is
ipTatteadance at the Convention as the
representative of the First Congressional
District of West Virginia, having re-
ceised his, appointment as such repre-
sentative from Governor JAcoE! 4|Hou.
THAYEs sMHLyIN was appointed by
Mayor JBFFERs as representative OF the
City ,of Wheeling, but we understand
tfm the Judge has found il impossible,
IN view of his judicial duties, to attend.
The city ofWheeling is, therefore, with
out a representative Of her own, and
certainly her manufacturing and CON-
mercial interests should mot be thus
neglected Will his honor the Mayor
please rise to explaia2"
I'VE believe that each manufacturing
osItpsiness sstahishpent Tothsr than
banks, having a capital of one hundred
thousand dollars j. ASti htlsd by the rules
oktbe Convention to 2 representative OF
its own Several Of our manufacturing
firms are allowed delegates under this
rRteT and itt to be hepeeda that st they viii
avail themselves Of the privilege thus
aa@dfd. SIhssassysseetioe R8ssry jim
portant one, and it's work will doubtless
exert great influence upon the bust
ness interests Of the country al large.
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At meeting Of the Democratic
voters of Liberty township, at the
Township Hall on Saturday, September
10Th, ISL, the meeting was callel to
order by calling James K. Shrodcs to
the chair, and Bernard Pylcs was
appointed Secretary, ON motion it
was agreed to proceed 10 the nomi-
nation of candidates for the vari-
GUS township offices, which resulted in
the selection OF the following named
gentlemen For Supervisor James "
Dunlcvy; Township Clerk, Y. L.,
McCluskey; Justice Of the Peace, JAS.
X. Shrodes and G. f. Glumphy-; Con
stable Peter F. Kerby and j. Il. Cal;
vert; School Commissioner, \. J.
Kerby; Inspector of Election, John
McGlumphy; Overseer Of the Poor,
James Reid. For Road Surveyors,
District No. I, Josiah aKiser; No."2,
7. w. Gerby; No. 8, JohnCole;' No. 4,
Silas McClusky; No. ), VIM Covalt;
No. 6, Isaac Moose; No I, John Cor
coran; No. :, John Wilson; No. 9,
Earnest Wendt. ...s....- ..'.ss...i
On motion, it was agreed to make
the nominations unanimous. ! - s +
On motion the delegation was ap.
pointed to represent this township in
the county Convention, which meets in
Moundsvillo on Saturday, September
23d. '... .s'
Rcsolccd, That the proceedings OF
this meeting be published in the
Wheeling REGISTER. 81. =. ...s.. ., .;.'
JAS. II. SHRoDBs,. President.
BERNARD FYLEs, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-26
Editors Of the Register:

In your issue Of Saturday, you are in
error in naming Thomas Sweeny, Esq,
as one of the members of the Virginia
Convention of 1850. The other dele
gate from this county was the late Il
Jacob, who served with distinguished
ability and devotion to the interests Of
our people in that body. His COL
leagues were Messrs. Knote, Martin
and Gally, representing together the
four Panhandle counties.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-26

The Radicals of Mason county
being somewhat elated by the majority
in that county against the Convention
have been trying to devise some means
of turning it to party account :, Like
their brethren 10 this county, they pro-
pose adopting the Peoples ticket
dodge to deceive the unwary, but the
indications are thatit will be found en-
,irely too thin to hide the deformity it
is intended to veil, Cant the Intslh'
gsncsr suggest some newer trick; some
less transparent deception
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-26

WE have received from the publish
ers, Messrs. Root j. Cady, No. 81 Wash
iugton street, Chicago, a cony of "The
Song King" by Mr.. H. R. Palmer,
author of several other highly popular
musical works. The present collection
is designed Tor use in singing classes,
public schools, &c, and seems well
adapted to that purpose.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-26

THE Eanawha Daily" is the title Of
a new daily newspaper that made its
first appearance in Charleston on the
Dist inst, It's editorial department is
conducted by Nj. DoUGLAs HoUGHroN,
formerly.oi the Charleston Herald, and
the business is managed by T. MIDDLE.
TON HuEHEs, formerly OF the Charleston
.NcrS. 1t is devoted exclusively to the
material interests of the Kanawha
valley and proposes to be entirely neu-
trail upon all questions OF party politics.
It's isolated position, the lack of tele.
graphic reports and even of good mail
facilities, render Charleston rather a
difficult place for the publication of an
interesting daily paper When the
various lines of railroad that are to
connect the Capital city Of West Vir-
ginia with the outside world are COM
pleted, the enterprise OF the hanawha
Duly company will have better pros
pect of success than now. The paper
is, however, quite as good and even
better than could be expected under
the circumstances, and the energy and
pluck of its proprietors and managers
are worthy of commentator.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-26
RAFELEn AGAIN.

We publish this morning full copy
of the report made to the Board OF Su'
peryisors yesterday in relation to the
proposed Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
Kentucky Railroad Company. The
ordinance proposing to submit to the
propfr the question Of making q sub.
scription of 100000 to the capital
stock of the road was defeated by the
following vote Yeas, Messrs. Rob
ERrs, SALISBURY and ZoECKLER; Nays,
Messrs. CLARK, Curtis, HARRISON,
KELLY and WArERHoUsE. Messrs,
TlNGLE and JEFFERs were absent, the
former being out Of the city and the
latter sick.
We fear that this action may be
fatal to the proposed road and to the
desires Of a large majority Of the citi-
zsas iofathe county. Without special
legislation no vote can be had upon the
subject prior to the general election in
1872, and there is no certainty that any
favorable proposition can at that time
be obtained from Mr.. ScorT. How
ever, we don't feel like giving the mat
terup just yet, but will defer further
comment at this time until it may be
seen whether there is not some other
and untried means by which the peo'
pie of the county can accomplish their
desire for the speedy construction Of
the road.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-26
Democratic and Conservative Coun.
ty Convention fn Marshall.


The Democratic and Conservative
County Convention met at Marshall
Court House, on Saturday September
%. ... -. g.,
On motion. 6. w. Bruce was elected
President, and J. w. Gallaher Secre-
tary. ..t .r..r .'ls ' -...
On motion OF Lewis S. Newman, a
committee Of one from each township
on Credentials was appointed, who re.
ported the following delegates entitled
to seats in the Convention: r..--.o..
Webster Township-John Martin,
Thomas Hartley, Robert lRoseubergerI
DAVID R. Martin, Samuel McCreary.
Z franklin Peter, Yoho. Henry MI
lsE Wm:Cecil. 81"
Mead.-Josephus Calvert, James
Wellman, VIM. j. ONeal.
Washington.-L. S. Newman, John
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The Democrats Of 7Braxton county

The Democsats Of TBraxton county,
in a very'fhll and harmonious Conven-
ton, have nominated thefollowing .ex'
cellent ticket: For delegate to the Con-
stitutiosai- Convention, II. A. HobF'
ESQ; Member of the House of Dele
gates, Hon. W. D. RorrrsoS; County
SUPERINTENDENT of Free Schools, F. J.
BERRY. The Democracy of Braxton
are wide awake and full Of enthusiasm
for the good cause. . ..' - .'-..
The evening Argus., 1871-03-14
Citizens Of Rock Island.

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sands who have been heretofore deceived and
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sons. FIRST from the numerous letters We re-
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grievance the naiori:y of the saying that the Y
had been to several doctors, to some of whom
| they had psid large sums, bat received o ben G.
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| Again, others have been treated with Caustic on
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