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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17
Death Of Ex.SecretarY Seward,

Hon. William II Seward died at bis
home in Auburn, New York. yesterday
Born in the County Of Orange iu tha.
State, n 1901, he was consequently 10 the
seventy.second year Of bis age, Mr..
Seward first entered the profession Of law,
but soon entered the field Of politics. and
atter"ard the broader walks which are
characterized as craftsmanship In 1880
he was elected to the New York Senate
where be distinguished himself as the
champion Of internal improvements and
the adjustment Of imprisonment for debt
tie was brought forward in 1884 as the
candidate Of the Republican party for Gov
ernor. but was defeated BY Hon. William
l.. Marcy. af'erward Minister Of Foreign
Affairs under Presiden. Pierce. He was
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

The Democratic aud Liberal party is
rapidly recovering from the temporary dis
may produced by the disasters on the 9Th
Of this month, and will prosecute the cau.
paign to its close with renewed vigor and
determination The generalization which
the Radicals expected to create has no,
taken place The Democratic press Of the
country speaks in encouraging and inspi.
ring tones, and no whisper Of abandoning
tho canvass is heard. Every inch OIL
ground in each State will be holly contest.
cd from now until November.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17
Hurrah for Hereford.

On the 6rst day ofSummcrs Court. Ed
Sehon, the Democratic candidate for Elect.
or for the Third Congressional District,
addressed tho citizens Of the county at the
Court house, and General A. A. Chapman
made brief address upon the advantages
to be derived from the completion Of the
James River and Kauawha canal, and
urged the people to vote for Hereford for
Congress as the champion Of the great
work, and the only man who had made
any successful move toward that end in
Congress. He took occasion to refer to
Captain John s. Swami, and said the PEG.
pie did not know who John S Swami was
but they all knew who Tom Swami was
aud John 5. Swami was Tom Swans
brother. Some one Of the spectators ask.
ed il Captain Swami had not run a, the
battle Of Caruifax's Ferry. when Colouel
j. W, Davis, who seems to be the politi.
cal scape goat and joint snake on all oc.
cassiOns, felt called upon to defend Cap.
tain Swami and announce himself for
Grant. The Colonel had gone but little
way in bis eulogy Of Grant and Swami,
when Cabel Allen, staunch and sturdy
little farmer, cried out: 1T makes no diff.
ference, Colonel, we are all going to vote
for Hereford anyhow" The peals Of
laughter aud shouts Of "Hurrah for Here
ford." that followed fairly made the vel
kin ring. Iftbere was man 10 that crowd
Who vas going to vote for Swami except
Davis be tailed to make i. known. :
Wutchman.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17
THE ELECTIONS.

The elections 10 the States Of Pennsyl.
vauia, Ohio, Indiana. and Nebraska, oc.
CURED Tuesday Of last week. 10 each an
active, earnes. canvass was made. Ohio,
Pennsylvania and Nebraska went Repub.
lican, and Indiana Democratic. 10 lndi.
ana Hendricks majority is about 800. In
Ohio the Republican majority is some
where near 10000. Two years ago the
Republican majority 10 Ohio was some
thing ovor 2l,OOO, which shows heavy
Democratic gains, which will be increased
in November to enough to carry the State
for Greeley and Brown. In Penusylva.
mia the Republican majority is between
25, 900 and 80, 1000, which ass secured by
the grossest frauds throughout ahe State,
and more particularly in the city Of Phil
adelphia where every appliance Of fraud
and corruption was brought to bear that
the ingenuity Of rascals could invent to
overthrow tho popular will. Thousands
upon thousands Of voters from other States
we're registered in that city, and voted at
the recent election.
Notwithstanding the reverses in the late
State elections, the friends Of Greeley and
Brown are cheerful and sauguine Of carry
iug Ohio aud Indiana 10 November, and
10 the triumphant election Of the Demo-
cratic and Liberal Republican National
candidates next mouth.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

The Liberal press is BY no means dis
heartened, The cry is "Os with the
eight" The Chicago Tribune Of the 9th
says:
ITO the Liberals Of Illinois, TO the Lib
erals everywhere. we say: Go 90 brave
ly 10 The path you have entered Your
cause is just Your principles are as me-
cess.ry to the preservation Of good Gov
erumen, to-day as they we're yesterday
It is still possible to elect your excellent
State ticket iu Illinois. We shall yield
nothing 10 our zeal for Greeley and Koer-
uer 50 long as there is vote to be gained.
or an inch Of ground to contend for. And,
after the contest is over, we shall still con.
tend for the grand aud enuobling princi.
pies Of Peace, Reconciliation aud Reform,
which are more precious to US than any
party or any man.
The St. Louis Republican, one Of the
leaders 10 tue Liberal movement, Of the
same date, says:
While there's life, there's hope, and
We have abundant ground for encourage.
meu! The efforts of Cameron and Nor.
ton, two Of the sbreudest, most adroit and
most INSCRIPTIONS politicians in the Unit
ed States, were largely, 10 Tuesdays cleo.
lions. due to their own personal interests,
their presen, term in the Senate expiring
mex, March, and Legislatures Of both be.
ing chosen OF the State election. Had IN.
diana gone ten thousand Radical majority,
knowing the fraud that have been perpe.
trated there through importations, We
should still have hopes oft, being carried
for Greeley. with an earnest effort 90 the
part Of Democrats aud Liberals. Now, We
feel entirely sure that that State will give
a handsome majority for Greeley and
Brown, A bold front, and M honest aud
determined eudeavor will defeat Grant"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17
ATTEND THE ELECTION.

This is the last paper that Gao With any
degree Of certainty reach the voters Of
Mason county before tue election next
Thursday. and we feel it our duty 10 once
more urge upon our Democratic voters to
do their whole duty between this and next
Thursday. Do not, Democrats and Con-
aervatives, stay at home. Come out in
your strength and vote for Hon. Frank
Hereford for Congress. Do not under.
value the importance Of this election, as it
concerns our national affairs, an homes.
administration Of the Federal Government
and the welfare Of it's citizens. Captain
Swami 10 tho chosen candidate Of the
Grantites aud oorruptionists Of this Dis.
trict for Congress 1t is the sdministra.
ton and It's money that is seeking to over.
awe The people Of West Virgiuis, that tue
State may be carried for Grant. Follow.
ing ibis Mr., Hereford has been falsely
and intentionally misrcprcseuted 10 this
county. TO insure bis defeat, il possible
Falseboods Of every kind have been circu.
lated against him throughout The entiro
District, and Notwithstanding they have
been disproved time and again, tho cor.
ruptiosists have the brazen effrontcry to
sci!erate them. Men Of Mason, rebuke
these fslsehoods and their iustigators at the
bsllot-box next Thursday. Turn out and
vote. II you do your duty, Democrats
aud Conservatives, Mason county will give
three hundred majority for Hon. Frank
Hereford, the regular Democratic aud
Conservative nominee for Congress from
The Third District Of West Virginia
Do your duty.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17
Sale Of Valuable
KANAWHA RIVER
BOTTOM FARMSi
Within half mile and mile Of
POINT PLEASANTM

Joseph 8. Miller and H. R. Howard, Adr,s
Of james H. HooH decd VS.. Mary G. Hooff
ct. al. 10 Chapcery.
TN pursuance Of the terms Of decree Of The
]. Circuit Court Of Mason county. West vir.
GINA rendered a, the September Term, 1872
in the above entitled cause, we the undpnipp.
ed, Special Commissioners, will proceed to sell
on the
29d Day Of November, 1872,
at the Front Door Of the Court House Of Mason
county at public auction 10 the highest bidder,
the following tracts Of land:
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN ul6)
ACRES
of Kanawha River Bottom, ip good order for
cultivation, with good house thereon.
ONE HUNDRED AND SiXrY.FlyE
1850 ACRES
Of hill land. (adjo.nipg said river land.) with
good Two story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE!
out houses and stables. The land is III a fine
state Of cultivation. Also
FORTY.ONE 40 ACRES
Of Kanawha River Bottom Land one.quartcr
Of mile from Point Pleasant, with a good or.
chard thereon upon the following terms: One.
half Of the purchase muey cash in hand aud
The balance in one year, aking bond with good
security Tor the deferred instalnents, bearing
interest from date. and retaining the legal IL
tie as . further security.
W. Ii. TOMLINS0N,
JOHN W. ENGLISH.
oct law. Special Commissioner.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

We publish 10 this issue a stirring ad-
dress from the Ohio Democratic State Ex.
cutive Committee. II is an able review
oftbe late election in that State. 1t is
full Of hope and encouragement to the
friends Of reconciliation aud reform, and
Of an honest administration Of the Federal
government. The Committee says Ohio
can be triumphautly carried for Greeley
aud Brown il Democrats do their duty in
November. 1t says the PROSTATE aud
pIundered South cries out for help. Shall
We be deaf to their appeal!" Read the
address.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17
FALsEHoODs.

Until the brigh. and shining light-the
salried editor Of the Grant organ in this
city-took up the Official record Of Hon.
Frank Hereford. DO one fel. disposed to
say that Mr.. Hereford. IS the Representa-.
tive Of the Third Dis,ric. 10 the last Con-
gress did not exercise q siutious and Of.
6cient guardianship over the manufsctu.
ring interests Of the District and lsbored
zealously in their behalf Yet the lumi-
nary Of the luminous Grant organ, for
want Of better capital. does no, hesitate to
falsely and intentionally misrepreseDt Mr..
Hereford, and beitle ! is efforts, and to
enforce its strained logic employs it's more
than thread bare clup.trap tina. the Democ.
racy isa free trade party. A week or
Two sgo the editor Of the Grant organ
stated that Mr.. Hereford bad voted to re.
duce the tariff on salt to eight cents per
bushel, aud which he said be would prove
The proof was never given. Last week he
stated that Mr.. Hereford had voted to put
salt upon the free list, and said that be
would print the proof sometime before the
election. 10 one or the other Of these
charges be has told what is untrue. We
say tba. be has fslsi6ed 10 both charges.
He makes an assertion 10 his las. issue
that Hon. Frank Hereford voted to pu,
salt upon the free list and then says I'VE
will furnish tho readers Of the Journal the
evidence ofthe above during the campaign
and then 10 an exultsnt demoDiacal grin,
shouts, How do you like this. Salt uer?"
Why was not The evidence given 10 the
same issue that contained the above asser-
ton? The editor knew the charge was false,
and did not desire that il should be refuted
It was published last week aud the manufac.
turcd proof will no doubt be published 10
the Saturday issue Of the Grant organ
four days prior to The election. This is
done purposely, that the friends Of Mr.
Hereford will be unable, owing to the
short time, to disprove aud refute the
evidence" said editor may trump up
This attcmp. to misreprepsent Mr.. Here.
ford by assertions is about the meauest Of
The numerous mean tricks Of that paper -
We say most positively that Mr.. Hereford
never voted to put salt upon the free
list" No such proposition was before
Congress. When the Committee reported
iu favor Of q reduction Of the tariff Gu salt
from eighteen to eight cents per one hun.
bred pounds, Mr. Hereford advocated and
voted to amend the report Of the committee
by making the tariff on salt twelve cents
per one hundred pounds This is the
truth 10 the matter, and the Grant organ
cannot With truth painsay il,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17
O'Conor's Acceptance

1t may be true, as you suggest, that
people will not vote for any man who will
not announce in public manner that, il
elec,ad be will serve them. Ifso. they
willnever vote for me.-OConor's Letter
to Lyons.
The O'Conor electors 10 this State
should paste the above sentence in their
hats and read It two or three times day
They will understand it in November.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

Out Of one hundred and eleven coun.
ties in Georgia tina! have returned their
official vote, only seven have given Radi.
cal wajor,ies. The full majority in the
State for Smith, the Democratic candidate
for Governor is $4,000 The people Of
Georgia we're tired Of Radical stealing,
and killed that party very dead"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17
The Republicans have secured but a ain

The Republicans have secured but . slim
representation 10 the Legislature Of this
State. They have elected three members
Of the Senate out Of tveuty-four, and sew.
enteen members ofthe House Of Delegates
out Of sixsy'dve. Three Independent.
Democrats appear to be elected to the Sen
ate, aud probably six to the House
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

Tue Grant men who are SO jubilant just
now should remember that there's many
slip 'tuixt the cup and the lip" aud that
the reelection Of the great uepolist is far
from being sure.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

Whenever a national adm inistralion be.
comes so corrup, as to rob the cradle, the
grave and the peuleutiary, we think it is
time the people should rise in their might
and hurl its leaders from power.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

The civil service commission states 10 8
letter to General John A. Logan, tina.
one fourth Of the revenues Of the United
States are annually los. 10 their collection.
|. i, very clear that reform is needed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

Our Democratic exchanges generally take
hopeful view Of the political situation
and insist that Greeley may be elected by
vigorous and united effort. Let West
Virginia still stand up for the right.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17
For. Sale.

I HAVE for sale some choice Berkshire Pigs.
| bird from Imported Stock Also Ohio I'm
proved Chester from L. B. Silver. OF Salem.
Ohio; and Pennsylvania Cheslers, that | will
sell at about one half the usual price of such
stock. g. W. CRAIG,
Arbuckle P. 0. Mason County, W. Va.
faug 29-tf
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17
EstraY Notice!

'NHE undersigned took up as AN eslray in
1 Mason City, on the 23d Of September 1871,
q dark bay Mare, with dark main and tail,
white spot in the forehead, blind in the right
eye, and medium size The owner will come
and prove property, pay charges, and take her
away. HARRIET MCINTOSH.
oct 3-w3s
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

The Gov emigration from Metz. since
the occupation Of that city BY German
troops, bas been SO heavy that the popu.
la.ion is nov reduced to one-third Of what
il was before the war
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

Major Frank Hereford is the regular
Democratic nominee for Congress. Re-
member the election takes place on the
oath instant
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

General Briukerhof, Chairman Of the
Liberal Republican State Executive Com.
n,it.ee Of Ohio, has issued an address sioce
the election claiming that Ohio will prob.
BY vote for Greedy and Brown in NOvem.
Der aud that, even Withou! Ohio. the Ii.
beral candidates are reasonably sure Of el'
ection. lie sees nothing discouraging in
the results Of last Tuesdays vote and urges
the friendsof reform TO move forward with
constaucy and hope.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

A freight train that recently came into
Oshkosh bore upon its cowcatcher q large
fat hog. which sat there uuconoerned en-
joying the poetry Of motion,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

more successful 10 1888, when be was
elected BY large usjority. During his
term Of Office the great educational fight
between tho Proestan.s and Roman
Catholics took place. 10 lS49 Mr.. Sew
ord Was elected TO the United States Sen
ate, and was reelected in 1855. He bad
designs upon the Presidency, and would
probably have been nominated at Chicago
10 1860, but for Horace Greeley. who,
aith bis friends, secured the nomination Of
Mr.. Lincoln. Mr.. Seward took the stump
for Mr. L.. and distinguished himself by
delivering speeches hostile to Great Brit.
aiu, with cover. threats Of an invasion Of
Csusds. His hostility to Great Britain
grew out Of the Alexander Mcleod affair,
and it manifested i.selfstrongly during our
war, while be was acting 10 the capacity
ofSecretary Of State under Lincoln. lie
came near losing bis life at the hands Of
the assassin Payne Oh the day that Mr.
Lincoln was murdered, be being confined
q, the time to bis bed BY reason ofiujur.
les sustained BY being thrown from bis
carriage. He never fully recovered bis
health, though be served as Secretary
Throughout. JohDsou's Administration, and
ouly year ago completed . voyage
around the world As a politician Mr.
Seward was cunning and resolute. No
politician in bis day in New York. with
the exception, perhaps, of Martin Van
Buren,, had more reputation for craft and
shrevdness As Secretary Of State. du-
ring the var. be rendered invaluable ser.
vice to Liucoln's Administration But
for him the European powers would prob
ably have recognized the Coufederacy, aud
VIC should have had quarrel with France
about Mexico. He was one ofthe found
ers Of the Republican party, but for some
years has neglected to recognize his prog
euy 10 what passes by that name lie
Was powerful speaker and fluent and
eloquent writer His industry was re.
markable Few men at his time Of life.
vergiug on seventy, and impaired health
would have ventured on "trip around the
world. Ofall our living statesmen be
had probably seen more Of the world and
i.s vanities. He lcavesa name that will
never be forgotten in American politics. -
ENQUIRER.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

The Charleston Courier ably urges the
necessity Of our Legislature taking action
for tho inducemen. Of immigrants 70 our
State from Europe.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

Remember, that our Congressional cleo.
ton comes OF on the fourth Thursday Of
chr month,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

A Southeruer has left 100000 to the
widow of al Ohio Colonel who saved bis
lie in the war.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

Its worthy Of remark that so many
straight out" Democrats get straight
into tue Grant party. We should think
Democrat was pretty straight" whca be
got into the Radical mess.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

The GRANTEES are giving up. The New
York Times" says noise aud lying can
no. longer deceive the American people :"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

10 the town election in Connecticut, held
on the 7th Of October, the Democrats were
victorious. The State gave Greeley
majority Of 5000. Pu. down Connect.
cut for Greeley and Brown.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

The negroes Of Cbarlestown. Jefferson
county. West Visginia. failed to hold their
usual procession and celebration 10 honor
Of the 18th Amendment, because so many
had LEI. on voting expedition to Penn
sylvania.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-17

Mr.. Greeley is not respondent 10 the
least We like bis pluck. He is worthy
to be the leader Of great party The
people will put hin 10 the white House ;"