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feeling as prevent it. Mr. Greeeys election would
put an end to the carpcthag system.
Republicans said Grant should be elected because be
WIS paying the National debt Certainly be did not do
paid becauEe he was President But Mr. johnson Re
duced the debt 900 and Ganeral Grant S8 Co.,
OO0. But Mr. johnson had no right to boast either.
Tue people paid the peoples debt. AL Of them, by
constant tazation in all forms, were paying it. The
tax-gatherera What was not stolen before
it reached the Treasury before it got out and after
paying for most extravagant Administration, vas
applied to reduce the debt So there no reason for
electing Grant that ground. Others said
he should be elected because he saved the country 1t
not tho speakers intention to take one laurel from
Grants brow. He great soldier, but too much Of
soldier and too little Of anything else. He was firm
aud impaseive HI could 60 through the wilderness
Killed or wounded there. But was that reason
why lie should make good President. Julius cRsar
was great eenera but be s earred bis military IDEAS
into civil government and the Republic became an En-
pTs be- sano.eG great sseS a1
Grant was what he had been educated to be. He car
red bis military training from the camp to the White
ne ha m
Republican Convention Of Louisiana after the snme
military fashion. The Collector called it in the Gus
mission General Heron said nnety-6ve Of the dele
gaes opposed 10 Grant, went to the Custom House to
zoo Deputy Marshals and were not allowed to go in.
That was dealing with convention in military way.
The result the Louisiana delegates at Philadelphia
we're for Grant. Tho Louisiana Lcgis-
lature was about to pass anti-Grant
resolutions IL Grant Senators wentto the Custom
House. stayeetthere for three daya out Of the reach
OF the Sergeant at Arms, and then carried off
revenue cutter and kept away for II days, the
penses being paid by the United States Marshal, out
Of the peoples money. Georgia had been recon
structed three or four nnes and voted for President
but not for Grant. So, in his first message he re-
commended that Congress should apply q new test
oath to the Georgia Legislature General Farnsworth
did not understand this and asked the President about
It. ana he said "Morton put that in" Congress;
could not accept the recommendation, but Grant had
military way Of dealing with Georgia, and the State
was handed over to General Terry as q mill
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01
Hon. A. A, Lewis.

BY reference to our "AnnOuuco-
mcnt' column, it will DO seen that this
gentleman is declared candidate for
recollection 10 n seat in the House OF
Delegates.
Mr.. Lewis has done much TO Ondcnr
himself to tho people Of this county.
AS business man he has done much
to advance our material prosperity, and
as a citizen he has been a constant and
Jorge contributor to every enterprise
that would fond 10 develOpe or I'M;
provo our country.
Mr.. Lewis labOrcd hard when in tue
Legislature last winter; and oil must
confess that he made US faithful and
efficient representative. For this he is
worthy Of the eommtndation Of all.
The supporters of Mr.. Lewis urge
that he is entitled to arO.cloction by
reason Of the established precedent to
endorse his course as representative.
There is rcason in this. 1t has been
customary, in Virginia, Old and New,
to adopt this coars.. II has been
adopted in this county.
But this is n matter which rests with
the pcOple-they arc tho rulers; and
We invoke for Mr.. Lewis their most
favorable consideration.
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not wish to insult the gentlemen who
attended the Convention from this and
other counties aud we do so now ut
the request Of some who desired US, as
a member Of that Convention, TO speak
Of the matter.
Well: Out Of about 1900 men,
forming, it is admitted even BY the
Rcpublicans-lhG most intelligent aud
orderly body Of men that ever Assem-.
blcd at a political Convention in this
State, the vote was unanimous for
Camden. Could it be the that all
these men wCro bribcd2 Will any ono
say that tho delegation from Lewis
county sold their votes for n prico
viii any man assert that Blackwell
Jackson, Albert A. Lewis, Wellington
V. Chiicstcr, VIM, Roach, Thomas A
Edwards, II. j. MGCandlish, T. NJ
Chalfant, Jonathan NJ. Bennett, George
|. Dawson, John IIusscy, Arthur NJ
Don't, W. G Bennett, or, in fact, an
Of the delegates, disposed Of their suII.
rage for mess Of pottageY Aud car
il b. tina. the nominee for Governor il
so lavish Of mouoy that he can buy
public sentiment in every township il
tho State?
Let the opponents Of Camden Civ
bin fair play. This is all We ask !
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BY reference to our announcements,
it will be seen that "llany Voters
present Thomas a. EDWARDS, Esq, as
a candidate for the Office Of prcsigiug
Justice Of tho County Court:
As has been previously remarked
by correspondents of this paper, Mr..
Edwards is amply qualified for the pc.
sitiou for which bis friends have in
duccd him to become a candidate. A
we'll rad lawyer by profession, a life.
long Democrat. and a gentleman oil
honor, dignity and refinement, bis Of.
fetal career would be such as to render
general satisfaction to all our people.
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Lewis County.

Tho Wheeling h,tliigeaccr says that
a gentleman from Lewis county met
Governor Jacobs in Wheeling with a
petition signed by Dis solid Democrats
Of this county, urging him 10 be a
candidate.
Well this is news hereof the many
Democrats we have asked about it, none
of them ever heard Of the petition 1t
is said that Radical was circulating 4
petition among bis Radical friends
about 10 days ago. The Wheeling
Latslligeacer will find that this county
will give 500 majority against its can
didatc. Then he can say-"lP Lar are
tho '2lS solid Democrats 2"
Apropos of this announcement, as
the Iattiligenep editor has seen the
petition, We should like him to give US
The names of only is "solil Demo,
Gratis who figured On The list
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w G. Dennett, Esq.

All mon Of Progress. and lovers Of
steady industry and perseverance, will
be glad 10 notice that our talented
young townman, Mr. ". G BrSSEr1,
this week announces himself rs can.
liiato for tho office Of Prosecuting Al.
t0rnny.
Mr.. Bonnet is. young man % far
more than ordinary talcnts--a dccp
and constant student, speaker Of no
small ability, q courteous and refined
gentleman, and Democrat dyed in
the wool"
lis no! probable that Mr. Bennett
will haze any opposition, but in cas-,
he had, 1t would take a strong man in.
deed 10 over come him.
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Senatorial Convention,

Pursuant to the Instructions Of the
delegates to the ParkCrsburg conveu-
ton, from the counties Of Lewis,
Taylor, Randolph, Barbour Tucker,
and Upshur, which form the Ninth
Senatorial District, under tho new
constitution, n district convention i,
hereby called, to meet ct the town Of
PHILLIpPT, in Barbour county, on
Tuesday, July IS, IS5ss,
for the purpose Of nominating two
candidates for the ststo Senate from
said District. The basis Of representa-.
ton will be the same as that Of the
State convcu ton. 1t is hoped that NIL
tho counties will DO fully represented.
By order ofhc Dist, Com.
i'll WILLIAMSON, prCs't.
j. II. RonRBOUGu, Sec.
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Tic Comfy Convention.

Nc had intended last week to write
something in regard to the action Of
the County Executive Committee, but
circumstances prevented our doing so.
Every member Of the Committee
was present, except Blackwell Jack.
son, tho committeeman from Jane
Low. lie was absent from the county
on important business; bu. before he
left, he sent letter to Major Edwards,
the Chairman, suggesting the very
course which was adopted by the Com.
mittGc.
Tho Committee is composed Of q
member from each township, with n
Chairman and Secretary in addition,
and the call for a Convention was tho
desire Of all. The meeting was in Ov.
cry respect harmonious and pleasant,
and each member Of tho Committee,
We believe, represented the wishes Of
large majority Of the Democracy Of
his township, whom signing the call for
a Convention,
The arrangements made at the Court
House will be perfect; and it is prop.
orly lcl to each township to say
whether all her Democrats, or a Ger.
tain number. shall rcprcscn! her
The Committee will sec to It that a
fair show is given to all WHO como be.
fore the Convention. Fair play will
prevail; and We trust that Governor
Jacob will have no disciples in Lewis
county.
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matter in a different light We shall be
glad indeed.
|, was formerly the Democratic rule
in this State, to take exactly an oppo.
site course to that pursued BY the Re-
publicans. We knew then that we
were doing right, The SAME coarse
should be adopted to-day and it should
bO followed out until shutdown on the
9th day Of August,
Show US n Republican opposed 10
Jacob il you can, You cannot do so.
Their perfect party Organization has
already made them as ono man. They
roll his treason under their tongues rs
a sweet morscl, thinking that they per.
cciyc in tho dim future our ruin ind
their advancement.
Who will play into the hands Of
this sanhCdrin Of disappointed seekers
Of Office? Who will desert the princi-
pies lie has fought for in tho past, aud
60 over to enemy? Where is The
man who will prove false to the people
who have conferred upon lin The
highest office in their GIFT? Demo
cratic votes will point in answer, with
tho silent finger Of scorn, to JOhu j.
Jacob.
We have done. Tho subject is a
painful ono to US. We have always
held that insratitulc was the vilcs. sin
in the dccaloguc-trason tho next; bGl
here We sec both united in tho act oil
one mana man whom we looked uT
to and honorcd. lilo is not the first TO
bctray his friends: Judas IscariOt be-
trayed the Savior Of mankind for a
price; and John j. Jacob offers 10 DO.
tray his friends for the sake Of crafty
lug his own lust for power and Office.
but mark our words: The Demo
cratic party of West Virginia has moi
been 60 long free that they wish to &C
back 10 be hcwors Of wood and draw
ors Of water for Radicals. Their on
reimbursement is Of loo recent date
that they can SO easily forget the treat
mcnt they received at the hands Of The
very mon who now advocate tho cleo
ton of John j. Jacob, over the nsmi'
nco Of the Democracy; and at the
election in August they will give
abundant evidence Of the fact.
We say that Jehn j. Jacob ia tho
Republican candidate for Governor Of
West Virginia. II he is elected, 1t
will no through Republican support,
and tho treason Of % part Of our friends;
and should he again iako tic cath Of
Office as Governor, lis administration
will DO governed by the Republican
policy. Let he who can prove to tho
contrary.
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An Independent Candidate for Gov.
crnOr.

At last We have the nowB long o1-
pccted, that Jshn j. Jacob, the man
whom the Democracy Of this State Gle.
waited to his present position, has
joined hands with the enemy. and an.
nounccd himself as an independent
candidate for Governor. lie does this
in the leading Radical newspaper Of
the StatC-netwithstanding tho fact
that Democratic papers in abundance
arc at hand.
by this act Mr.. Jacob sewers his
connection with those WHO ba..lcl for
onfranehiscmont, law and order, from
the formation Of this State. lie want.
only deserts the party that has hon.
orod him heretofore, and like benedict
Arnold Of old, joins hands with tho
enemy III order Ig secure 'iis own per.
sanal advancement Tho Youngest
student Of American history vel! reco.
lccis hrnoll'S reward; We rrcdi,t that
q similar fate awaits John J jacob
What has he Of hia friends to complain
Of? Nothing! Int the plain truth is
This: Tho Republican, men Of ~.
rrci'y rs they hrc--seck to break down
the Democratic party by Ral move.
mcntl They l;dov we'll that they can
accomplish cur downfall only hy the
trcason Of orr friends; and il Mr..
Jacob thcy have found q man who car
be asl,crcd sud cajolcd even into be.
trayinE his friends, aud supporting tic
enemies Of our people,
An "iR9cpcnd,ai' candidate lor
Govcrnorl Gall you q man "indc.
pendent who is brought ont. sun.
ported and endorsed by Ex-Governor
Stevenson, Arthur l. Borcman, D D
r. Farnsworih, the Wheeling htoli.
qcreer. and etrry kddieplau-popey IN
Mr Siaie I In such q man, backed up
by such fuglcncD We fail 10 see any.
thipr bu. q Radical candijate; and i.
tho friends Of Jacob will rh9w The
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And this is so all over the State.
Rounds in our Jacobs Ladder.

Taken from our cxchangcs.l
It is now understood that Foreman,
Stevenson, Farnsworth and Tom
Swami are 10 be the chief engineers Of
the Liberal, Independent, Democratic
candidacy of all the dcccncy in the
State at the coming election. Ar
r.ogcmcnis looking TO this end have
lately been cOnsummatcG in the city Of
Wheeling.
Jacob was in secret caucus, the Other
day, with Foreman, Stevenson aud
other Radical ProsCriptioniits, at Par
ltcrsburg, lie has bargaincd to assist
in returning the control Ofthis State ID
their hands.
immediately after jacobs inaugura'
ton no undertook the task Of running
both political parlicH in this State. liz
winds up by allowing the tail Of ono
party to run him
Every Democratic paper in tho STATE
supports tho ticket which was unani
mously nominated at Parlcrsbarg.
Not one supports tho distinguished
"sore.head."
Jacob an honest mani Honest MGR
dent Usually bolt nominations and Try
to break up the party that has hon
orcd them as soon as they meet with .
little disappointment.
Farnsworth, Stevenson, or Bore
man would have got as many votes fol
Governor as will Jacob, tho Radica,
candidate.
Jacob for Governor, TarnsWorth ant
Foreman for United States Senators
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wellington v. Chidcster.

Among our announcements this
week will DO found that of WELLlSG.
TON V. CnpgsTRR, ESQ.,, Of Lincoln
Township, Who is brought out as q
candidate for u scat in the House Ci
Delegates.
AS wo said last week, NO know Of
no man for whom We would rather
vote than Mr.. Chidcstcr. A plain,
honest workingman,-a consistent and
ucyCr.linohing Dcmocrat-a man Of
fine business qualifications, and withnl
a courteous gentleman and an esteemed
citizen, he is fully worthy of the conf
dencc Of our people.
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barbour County.

Our Democratic friends in Barbour
held meeting on the 18th inst. at
which they appointed township com.
mittoos, 10 sec to making an cITrctual
canvass Of their respective districts.
Delegates wcrc also appointed to tho
Congressional and Senatorial COnvcn-
tons, and to the Judicial Convention,
should ono be held.
ANY Democrat from the county Of
Barbour was authorized to act as a
delegate at any Of said Conventions.
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Mark the prediction.

TuR Republicans arc rrjoiccl ut the
announcement of Governor j. J..
Jacob, to run as m independent
candidate; thoy have some horcs now
Of maEiag y kind Of show on election
day with n renegade to hiapnrty at tho
head Of their ticket OF course. they
will now nominate candidates for cv.
cry Office, hoping that their candidate
for Governor can drag the whole ticket
triumphantly through. They will.
however, discover what foolish illu.
rion they have INDUCED in, and will he
ashamed Of their sboft.igi,odn1. in
trying their fate upon the supprsel
popularity Of Mr. Jacob.
The trcachcry Of III, man will
arouse the Democratic masses 10 a
united effort, and no, only hurl him
from power nj the ensuing election, but
con'iRn him to oblivion icr I'll time 10
como --Parfsr''rg Tine. or1 Ga
-s9s.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01
rrc.ldIns Ju.tIco.
0ronoEr0NN, Juno 20

GEoRogT0vN, juno 20.
TO dc Editor Of Tie Democrat.
In looking over your excellent pa
per | see that T. A. EDwAhDsis spoken
of as suitable person to DO elected
Presiding Justice for Lewis county.
| do not know whether Mr.. Edward.
would aCcCp! the poailion or not, but
il he will, There is no man that would
get a better vote than the Major. So,
Mr.. Editor. l hOpO it will be the
pleasure Of Nr. Edwards to announce
bimsclfa candidate for that oiTiec. and
he will bc supported in the Tenth
Legion by MANY VOTRRs.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01
Tho First Congressional District
Convention.

Itappcars that it has not occurocd to
our parkcrsburg friends in fixing the
18th of July as tho day for the Con-
grcssional Convention Of West Union,
proposed by Parkcrsburg, tina. our
Senatorial Convention had been fixed
at the Parkcrsburg Convention to as
fcmblc on the same day at Phillippi.
Its also true that Lewis county il tue
only county affected by this arrange
mCnt. She cannot, like the Dutch
mans son, be on both sides Of the river
ut the same time. She cannot attend
both conventions at tho same time
without a denial Of her just weight and
influence in each body, We trust that
some other day will be agreed upon.
Let us compromise upon Clarksburg as
the place, and Tuesday, the 9th Of
August as tho time. This timO will
be at period that representative men
from all parts Of the District will be at
Clarksburg in attendance upon the
Federal Court. and will be convenient
for all, and will not operate as an in-
Justice TO cur county, as ono Of tho
leading counties of the District, which
would otherwise be divided in her at.
tendance between tho two Conventions
on the same day.
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TBIE ER!lDgRg57
MowNoy, .--- 4U\N \
Democratic State Ticket,

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHNSON N. CAMDEN. Of Wood
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
Il. NJ. MATTHEWS, Of Grccnbricr
ron AUDITOR,
L. A, BENNETT, Of Marion.
FOR TREASURER,
JOHN s. BURDETT, Of Kanawha
ron SUIT OF FREE SCHOOLS,
j. W. BYRNE, Of Kanawha.
ron JUDGES OF SUPREME cOUEr
JAMES PAUL.. Of Ohio,
A. T. RAYMOND, Of Marion
C.P. I. MOORE, Of Mason.
j. S. HOFFMAN, u Harrison.
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Hon. blackwell jackson,


WRsroS, Juno &c.
70 The Editor Of Tic Democni.
Among the many names that hsyo
boon mentioned in connection with tho
Office Of Presiding Justice of our
county, VIC think that Of our cstcomed
and worthy fellow citizen whose name
heads this article, will compare favor.
ably With any whose clainl have been
presented. lie is a man l;uown not to
DO nctuatcl by any selfish motives.
For he il engaged in q lucrative bust
mess md should ho consent to let his
name come before you for your ap-
pr1val or dis'pproval, it would not be
Ter any rcfscnal onolrmonts; or TO
satisfy any rclGsh. ambition, but, to
carry ont TIN, patriotic principle that
is 10 deeply implanted within his
breast lie h's, in days TIA, arc gone
by f'lcl high and important positions,
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Who We're Bribcd

Ithsr been .rrortel, We understand
that the Parkorfburc Convention va,
packed in the inirrcres, Of certain
individuals, and tia. 'omc bribc was
rad, in order 10 secure their votes fct
Camden.
We have moi referred to this matter
heretofore for the rcas3n that We did
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01
DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CONVENTION,

The Democracy Of Lewis county arc
requested to assemble in County Con-
vCnlion. on
THURSDAY, JULT25h,
Mt l o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for the various
county Offices.
Tho Basis Of Representation in said
Convention will be upon tho vote cast
for Blackwell jackson last fall Each
Township will be entitled to one vote
10 the Convention for every ten votes
cast for Blackwell jackson, and one
vote for every fraction over five. This
would give to each township the fol
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

The following gentlemen are hp'
pointed Township Executive Commit.
tees, and rcqucs cd to call Township
meetings a! an early day, for the pur-
pose Of nominating Township officers,
and appointing delegates to said Coun.
ty Convention. Tho gentlemen first
named are Chairmen:
LIScotE--W. G. LiDgCr, George l.
Marsh, Jacob Bot.
WILLEv-John White, Michael Ri.
ley, Sr., S, Ilorncr.
snEmpAS-M. Collins, J p. Jcn.
nings, A. a. Brown.
JANE lew. S. Lowe, G: P. Oil.
yer. i Swishor.
BATrELLE-Jamcs Drnfy, N. Roger,
p. A. LOrcntz.
On the day of the County Convcn.
ton, tho Courtroom will be divided
into different apartments, similar to the
arrangement Of the State Convention
A printed notice will denote whore the
delegates from Jane Lew will sit, and
SO on with oyory Township. The del
cgatCs from each township will elect q
Chairman, who will announce their
vote for them when the roll Of town.
ships is called; and the delegates from
each township will DO the judges Of
l1,n,. avn crnJnpl;.ly
II. A. EDwARDs, ISRAEL SIMMONS,
JonS HUsfEY, y. jackson,
N. u. BENNETT. JAcoB SrAUR,
JAS W. WoFFlSDM.
Dom Er Cow
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The Radical Vote

Tho Radicals have placed great faitl,
in the popularity of their "sorc-hcal"
candidate for Governor, in the Third
District. Their attention is called to
tho following passage from q speech
madO BY Judge Ferguson, tho other
day:
"No independent State candidacy
can poll tue average vote Of The Re
publican party. Mark the prediction.
| know the people Of this District, and,
with perhaps an exception Of two in
Kunawha, | hayo not met n Democrat
in the District who will not ride fur.
thcr, work harder, spend more money,
and sacrifice more time for the defeat
ola boiling candidate in tho coming
State canvass than he would for the
defeat Of o straight on! Radical nomi.
nee"
And this is so all over the State.
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Democratic Meetings.

TRRRMASsnuRO.-Tho Democracy Of
Wiley Township arc requested tomoct
in Convention at Frcomansburg, on
Monday, July Is, at noon, for tho
purpose Of nominating candidates for
tho various township officers, and ap-
pointing delegates to the County Con.
ventiOn whiah meets at Weston on tho
2jlh Of July.
BY order Of the Committee,
JOIN WHITE, Chairman.
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TNlTE WESTON

Tue WESTON
CIGAR TACToRY-N0. 1Oi.
The undersigned will offer for sale
CIGARS-Finc Connecticut, different
prices.
TIpS-Tho best in tho market
ST0GIES-Tho best in the State, the
best in the United States, and the
host in the World.
SMOKING TOBACCO-PFile Of
Durham, III Lasso Lynchhurg Dick
Tator, Sailors Delight, 30.
CHEWING TOBACCO-No / Fine
Gravcly. Fine Cut, Navy sliok
Bright and Irousidc.
SCOTCH SNUFF, &c.
PIPES, &c.. sc.
"Quiek Sales and Small Profits
shall DO ny Motto.
Come one come all
md give nc . call.
ROBERT j. JUFER,
Main Street, Weston, enc door ADORE
Ralsicu's JcTclry Store
juno 2l.Sm
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RffsffsRBgEtE
sA%18GlALS@.
Manageable sIcn.

RoASoAEr, W. Va, juno 90.
TO The Editor Of Tie Democrat:
AS It has become customary to place
before the public the "MarriasCablc
Men," their names and ages, and
thinking it nothing more than Justice
to our thriving village Of Roanoke and
vicinity, and especially to tho ladies,
poor things, will give a list as far as
heard from, of the cnterpisiug young
men who arc Nspirants for matrimOny |:
AG Myers lGi G Hall 72
N 0IcCord II W Conrad 100
@ Horncr 900 G RohrbOugh 0S
G C RohrbOugh1b L Bond Ia
@ Watson 81 Corlcy rs
Yours Truly, o. SHAW.
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aud has acquitted himself with honor,
and to the full satisfaction Of his con
stitueney,
He is a man who cannot 10 swervcd
from his line Of duty, and If elected to
tho position will deal out justice
"thOugh the Heavens fall"
MANY YorERs.