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ITEMS FROM GILMER.


CHENILLE, Fob, 10.
To he Editor Of The Democrat
On Tuesday afternoon Of last week,
We had quite u storm here. The
High Joint Commission" (bsttsr
known to your readers as tho commit.
tee appointed to settle with the school
Officsrs) was in session in one Of the
jury.roOms when the storm arose, A
gentleman IA late S. G. Co. who was
settling with the said body, became
alarmed, and rushed down stairs in
such manner as to frightcn the WOr-
thy teacher of the free school. who en-
quircI Of him il he thought there was
any danger. Hardly taking timO for
breath, he replied that there might
be-" and ran on. How he got down
the hill this dspOncnt saith not
The teacher in charge Of the school
hastily dismissed her pupils, and there
was a general rush for the street.
Tho present Court House here i,
considered very unsafC--henc' the
great anxiety to get away from it,
When our new $ll,OOO Court House
(noW 10 process Of erectiOu) is COM
pleted,. there will be no occasion for
such an alarm.
Many Of our "marriagcaLle men"
reported in your last weeks issue, not
caring TO be ranked with the "lova'
blc," but prOfcrring to be classcd with
the respectable" are much chagrined
because they we're Tot reported older.
We have no doubt but it would afford
you much pleasure to make any corrsc.
ton as to age that might be requested
by any Of the gentlemen interested.
We are glad to report that tho sick
folks mentioned las. week arc COnval.
sscipg.
Tho young gentlemen who visited
Weston during tho last sleighing
snow, and discovered on their return
tina. it was bad "llall-Linn," seem "a
be recovering from the blues, and
Rumor says that they will visit your
town again on the iih of nuxt month
Madame RumOr also says that J. G.
Ruldell contcmplutcs going North du'
ring the coming summer. Query
Docs he go seeking healthier baPpi'
meas?
We arc informed that our young
friend Tommy" Law is a strong nd
vOcatc Of Andy johnson and bis late
administration. Ills motto is-"LcI
me have Johnson"
1t is said that II. LIS. ", oul
popular postmaster, forgetting thai
it was Leap Year, and not expected Of
him-"asked Papa" last Sunday ahcr,
nosn, aud now j. X. Kcc, our Recor.
DIR, soon expects to be the happy re,
cipicnt of ono dollur-as does also
Uncle" (Rcv.) Samuel BrannOn.
Dear editor, &c thou and DO likewise,
The popular query at Chenille just
now is-"Jakc, did you kill our dog =
Truly, N.Y..
four correspondent is respectfully
Informed that we've known how It i
ourself for 10 these many wears, as q
well'worn cradle, (nOw put away in tht
garrett for future refcrenee) will boal
ample aud most positive proof.
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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT,
GLrsrlLLE, Feb. 10,

GLrSvlLLE, Feb, 10,
Friend Ee6iniia:
"Aut.ChOker" having thrown down
tho glove upon the question Of Capital
Punishment, he is respectfully re-
qucstsd to open his battery.
We favor Capital Punishment but
il Amt. Ch Vkcr" can convince US that
we arc wrong, We will readily ssccunb
Very Respectfully, CnoKEE,
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The following statement attributed to
the Hon c. D. Hubbard, and made at
the instance Of the authorities Of the
State, it is believed exhibits the present
condition Of the stock in the Wheeling
banks:
Statement Of stock held by the State
Of West Virginia in "Tho National
Bank Of West Virginia. at Wheeling, p"
THE First National Bank Of Wells.
burg" and 1.-The parksrsburg Nation.
al Bank" and the different funds to
which said stock is credited:
July Is, lSG7-Thc Common.
wealth ofvirginia subscribed
1000 shares Of stool in the
Northwestern Bank DIVA, 100000 90
March ., 1S57-The bank purchased
Of this stock 1,Os2 shares, as follows {:
n. ". Bank Of Va,
Wheeling 800 shares
y W. Bank ofNG.,
at Wellsburg, go shRrCs
y. ". Bank Of Va,
at parkcrsburg, go shares
y. " bank Of Na.at
Jacksonville, go shares los, 200 90
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stock in the following bridge and navi-
cation companies, and has expended in
their construction the sums annexed i:
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T OGEEzo D. sTRADER,
ATTORNEY At LAM.
Reteylev. r. Ia.

Practices in the Circuit Courts Of RAu-
dolph, and adjoining counties, in the cOart
Of Appeals and uaiIrd State, Court.
Collections md all OihCr buJiAvSs
promptly ATTENDED 10.
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DAVID cor ATTORNEY a, Law.

BEVERLEY, Randolph Co., ". Va.
Practices in the Circuit Courts Of this
State aud the uniicd States. All business
promptly attended to.
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FROM BUCKHANNON.
BucRrIASSoS, Feb. 10

To Tie Editor Of The Democrat;
ln order that Buekhaunon may be
properly represented in tho Leap
Year Market. 4 list Of tho marriagea.
bic young men Of the town 10 hero.
with appended. Some Of them appear
rather young in years, but they arc
large for thOir age, and arc cnthusias.
tic to become slaughtered rictims du.
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DRESTOS DAWSON,
-hLAcKsIlIH ABB IRoY.WORKEE
NEAR THE FOUNDRY, WESTON.
Carriages, IIuggitI, Wagons etc., re-
paired on short n0hSe, and on the most
reasonable terms. llOrse-sAOsiSg careful!
attended 10.
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is the best in this market. lie calls par
ticullr attention to hi, assortment of fine
old Rye and bourbon Nhiskiss, which lie
OEtTS At the lowest market prices.
7. TIERNFi. DEC "a
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N -. wALxIu, rROEmETOE
Pike Street, Clarksburg. Lacks
run to and from tie Depot.
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There are other works Of iuterna!
improvements that may be rendered
available, and your committee recon-
mend sale Of all the productive stocks
and works in the State, for tho liquida.
ton Of the public debt.
Respectfully submitted.
W. D. RoLLYsOS, Ch'a,
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4. y. FILMING. n, ". HEHHErr.
ELEMING & BENNETT,
Il Attorneys ut Law,

GLENFILLE, Gilmer, Co., ". Ia.
Practice in the Circuit Courts Of Gilmor
and adjoining counties. Collections, and
all other business entrusted 10 our care
promptly attended 10.
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w. AbAAbf
--ATT0RNBY At LAW.


WEsIONt NksI W
viii practice il Lewis and adJo'hing
,eunties All business promptly attended
to,
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I grace :"

The many lady readers of Tar DEN.
ocNAT in BuckhaunOn would be much
pleased TO see the above; and its rub.
LEGATION would much oblice your
friend, Lar r. Brsr,
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TIE TIERNEY HOUSE.

TINE proprietor Of thi, old and pop.
i ular stand would respectfully inform
the public that he has jus. received fall
vnd complete stock Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Of the best quality and at the lowest pristH
Ills stock az
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.R. JOHN L. RIlEA,

u -FilYNclAN AND SURGEON, -
flAtwoodS, ". Va.
Also, by appointment Examining Sur
The Doctor can always be found at hls
olIiec, unleis professionally engaged.
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WY. Z. LIVELY,
wv -ATTORNur AT LAw.-
GLEEYlLLR, ". VA
Practices in 0ilrnCr, Lewis and adj.in-
ing eountLrs. All business promptly al
tended 10
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NEW HOTEL.
TO TIE PUBLIC.

~ TO THE PUBLIC.
Having rebuilt, fitted up, and furnished
My old Stand in GlcnvillC,
lam now prepared TO accommodate tho
public 10 a comfortable and Substantial
manner-boih man and beast. Thankful
for past patronage, would. resrsctiully
solicit a call from my old customer, AMI
the public generally. ST.. RUDDELL.
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Leaving 9,9lS
March ., lsGj-Tho
Bank charged to
the Com IN on
wealth Of Virgin.
ia all the stocks
Of the Bank nt
Jacksonville, on
the pleN that the
State had taken
possession CT
that Bank, l,Gi2
shares
AndtrnnSfcrrClthc
remaining 'tOck
to the State Of
West Virginia,
1875 shares.
July |, lsGG-On
the organization
Of the present
BANK this 1916
shares was trans.
ferrcd at 90 cts
on the dollar, as
follows:
National Bank Of
W. Va. at Wheel.
-. ihg' 3W shares
First \ alto nal
Bank Of Wells
burg, lsS shares
farkersburg Ma
tiouAl bank, 100
-, shares,
The internal I'm.
pr ROY. Fund
OF Virginia, sub
seriocd to the
STOCK y, OF Tue y.
N, banE OF W. n
gnu Inla' august oo'
-, is'o' dZ0 shares
inns STOCK was
transferred at 80
cents on the ,I DEL
lhr,Jnly ], 1901,
TO The tirst.N Ma.
il"nal Bank OF
Mcllsbure' lOd
shares
The President and
Directors Of tho
Literary fund Of
Virginia sub
scribcl TO the
stock of the \.
". RAM NJ Vir.
rinin Sovcu,,,cr
81 1870 5no
,I,,ros
Tbi1 s,o ~ ,.o,,..r,
c.,, - -, "a ~ $50, w.
the 5oII,f :, INV i
LsrsI,rr W. " Ts,,a" ~"
L,nt n " 49,"
Sn..,.
bulu uluIN
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HEHNETr " q. bESSGrT.
DESNETTk BENNETT,
IL -ATIOEIEIs AT I'M
n94 WESTON, W. VA.
". o. Bssssii 10 Notary Public.
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ID -PHrsiciciAN AMI SrEsrON
When ust professionally engaged ran he
l,und at his uhtc and residence. al thu
house formerly occupirl by W. camden.
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SURGICAL INSTR UUEN7S, &C.,
AT CllALFANTS.-

I offer a full and comp lcto line Of
Goods in this Department. 1t is use
less to say more, Every rOader Of
The DrMocRAr, ] presume, knows mo
and my style of doing business.
Everything you need. at the lowest
possible ratios,
AT CHALFANTS.-
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HtNOHt W. Ius
Parties in Lewis and adjoining souulis1,
Wishing laclr houses, signs, or furniture
painted, will do we'll to communicate with
me- bsiorgoinG elsewhere. Paper.hangiug
and withdrawing promptly attended TO.
Terms modrraie; aud all work warranted.
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654,sOO

How much Of this bank stock is the
property Of tho Literary Fund, and how
much is the property Of the State, tue
committee have no other information
than that contained in the tables herein
given.
How much Of the capital of these
several banks was saved i, not known
to your committee. The Wheeling
banks and Fairmont bank ought TO
have besu Of par value, and by reason
Of the separation Of the branch Of the
Exchange Bank Of Virginia, at Weston,
from tho parent bank, by act passed on
the I7th day Of January, 1862, the
States interest therein ought to DO at
par value.
In addition TO this, the State owns
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THOMAS A. BRADFORD,
Il Attorney At Law,

PHiLLiPPL B,rLOm c., w. Va.
Practices Ia the State anil Federal
Courts. All business promptly attended
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NV G. L. TOTTEN,
W., Attorney nj Law,

I BDCHHANNOE, Gpskm %. Wa
r@et'srs In the Circuit Courts Of upslur
aug adjoining couatils. special attention
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WIN. DELBEIDGE,

WIN. DRLBIlDGE,
10 " UMENTAL MASON
Weston, W. Va.
Monuments,
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THE CAMPAIGN.

The Democratic victory in North Caro-
lima has at once surprised and terrified the
Radical party.
Senator Wilson, their candidate for
Vice President, predicted that if this State
should 90 against them, destruction to the
party would result. They fear the truth of
this prophecy and its fatal influence will
he telt on the ranks OF the party They
have been confidently expecting MAORI.
~ Of not less than twenty. five thousand
To accomplish the same they have spent
S32j,OOO canvassing the State. All the
office holders were Grant men. who togeth =
er with the combined legions OF Garrett
baggers and scalawags who were awaiting
the spoils OF Democratic defeat. have
been working with zeal bordering on
desperation. The negroes have been tel
rorized by the Loyal Leagues aud found to
vote IN masse the Republican ticket, aud
every occasional one who might declare
for Greeley has been mobbed or threaten.
ed.
pesplte all this together.with Boutwells
blood and thunder speeches and the 9th
err low and contemplate characteristics OF
the party that have been at work. the
Democrats can boast of an overwhelming
major ty in the Legislature and five out of
eight Congressman.
The vote was the largest ever cast in
the State and we may expect an overwKel-
ming majority to be rolled up for Greeley
in November.
The Democracy will 90 on increasing in
strength. The day OF Radical rule in
North Carolina is over They have used
up all their money in the State election
and the national fund will be too heavily
drawn upon for the support of doubtful
States to replenish their Golfers.
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THE NEW CONSTITUTION.

The following is from Chase's so-called
Independent The assertions made or
many OF them ia that article are so mali
cously false aud absurd that we do not
deem 1t necessary to answer it there are
one or two though, that we deem worthy
of reply. The assertion is made that it
we adopt the present Constitution, our
State will be involved and give the lawyers
all the money. Tell us, Chase how this is
thus That we must have new Code.
That Is not so, aud Chase knows it, Our
School system is to DC DESTROYED. Now
Chase knows rs well as any thing he doe,
know, that the School system proposed by
the new Constitution is much better and
more permanent than the one in the pre-
sent Constitution. The idea OF eecting IL
set OF officers into life time offices is simply
a lie, and Chase knew il when he wrote
it.
1t is wonderful what effect a little Jaco-
ole money will have on some people, and
how they will lie, and kneel to the hand
that feeds them. But "sich is radical life.
Good Lord deliver uz
Two weeks from to day, Thursday the eIee-
ton comes OF, then every male citizen OF half
sense. not convict nor iuuatic. over twentv-
one years OF age, may vote for or against u new
state Constitution, which, if adopted will in
NoIYc our new State to give the lawyers nil our
surplus productions, Will cost Us a new code.
WIN destroy our free school system: will cleo.
INTO office for a lifetime a set of pampered
hloats and prcjudiced VILLAINS who will re
strdless OF the states interest suck the life
blood from our worn out energies.
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HOW WE APPLES SWIM.

The CabeIl Democrat OF last week
says, there are now seven Democratic pa.
pers supporting Governor Jacob for re-
election"
We know that most Of those Democratic
papers have never had aud never will have
subscriber or an advertising list, but are
gotten upand run with money from Wash.
"gton' New York and other places Tor
no other purpose bht to defeat the New
Constitution
The election Of John jeremiah, is
matter OF entire Indifference to them they
would just as liefIae yeriest scoundrel and
'agabond in the State was elected Cover
nor, as their nominee; what they want is
the defeat Of the Constitution.
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FALSE COLORs.

One OF the most unpleasant, Ito speak
IN the mildest terms features OF the pres
ent campaign, is that the opposition to the
Democratic party i carried on under false
colors The wire workers who brought
ont jacob and who propose to deafeat
the New Constitution are thorough Radi-
Gals every measure they cuncoct is il, the
interest OF .he Radical party, and for the
purpose of defeating the Democratic party
and yet they persist in putting Democrat
to the name OF every paper they start in
the support of their neiarious schemes
We have in Charleston the "True Demo
crat, In Wheeling the "Daily Democrat
and here we have the Cabell Dem
oerdt, paid for with Radical money for the
purpose OF misleading the Democrats of
the County
We hope onr friends will not be mised
Jacob Is not the Democratic candidate
but we repeat, is brought out by Radicals
to defeat the Democratic nominee and the
New Constitution. The name OF Democrat
on their papers is "haunting lie the in,
tention of it is to induce Democrats to vote
Tor their enemies 1t seems to us that the
people OF West Virginia are too intelli
gent to be misled by such shallow devices.
Remember, anything with Jacob name
on 1t, is in the interests of the Radical
party, and New York Spectators.
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The editor OF the L,d,pcadtat. not con
tent 90 20 about among the business men
grumblng and growing becaus. the Re.
publican portion OF them have seen iii 10
help lis establish ourselves here. aid would
not give him their entire work. notwitb-
standing he agrees TO do il no losing rates.
must make a great blow through his pa.
PER 10 i- just a. you say, Doctor. we are
getting Jgcotn money, and have always
been ready and vii ling to accept any lob
or other work in our line from Rcpubli-
cans as well a. Democrats, aud hal. ever
strive TO merit the support OF the entire
business community
Butwe suppose the lollouin. which was
Zoo the salutatory OF the Ca5u D.D,o-raL
is what hurts him the most. aud we do mot
know thathe is TO blame. 'or it isa pity
that the party hci- trying Co place 100 pow
or should have such poor opinion of hi.
paper
Our nc'shhor Arar. swings the RIM,
ticket our other urieuhor Press. cant. fo
walk with velvet soicd clippers among the
politicians tnat nob0I, 81 corn. -htii b.
hurt and The Ld. gWd,ats,oic could no,
be heard Tar enough heuee tni- new or.
gan Sc
Doctor you Dew. r deepest sym
pnthie- and %. ,.. vlmu. about
support does not -... .. lave much eff
iect, you bad better get me ono else to
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TOWNSHIP TICKET.
THE CAMPAIGN.
DEMOCKATIC MEETINGS.

Hon J. y. Camden vii! address the citi-
zens Of Cabell county, at Milton, on Mon
day, Angus 18th.
ZION. Frank Hereford, Democratic romi
nee for Congress, Hon. II. VI Matthews
Democratic nominee for Attorney General.
and Hon L Sehon Democratic Elcctor.
will address the voters of the Sd District AT
the following times and places:
Hamlin, Lincoln county, Thursday, 18th
August
Barboursyille- Friday, August 10th.
Huntington, Friday, August 10th, at 7
p clock r. NJ
Wayne G. IT,, Saturday, August l7h.
Let there be q full turn ont Of the Demo-
cracy on the above occasions, to hear the
issues fairly and honestly stated.
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1.-THE SACRED TRUST,

some fppant writer has taken occasion
to r'dicule Isaac M'DonaId, because he
considers the nomination for a responsible
office, by a popular convention u sacred
trust"
IL is no wonder that Jacob and all his
friends should rdicule the idea of anything
in the way OF office or pledges being sacred,
as they all are 80 hideously recreant to
every sentiment OF honor and truth in their
political record, but from our knowledge
of Mr.. NJ Donald, he il not that style of
man; he is doubtless sincere when he
speaks Of his trust as sacred one, and
with his views, there is no danger of his
betraying that trust
We think the people Of the Seventh Dis.
trict will be able to take care of tbem-
selves, and select as their representative a
man who considers pledges AMI trlsts sa
cred, aud not 60 for representative TO the
Jacob party who riiicuIe the idea of truth
in politics, and make themselves their
pledges and their trusts matter of barter
and sale.
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TROUBLE IN MEXICO.

Latest dispatches state that another rev
olutlon is breaking out in Mexico. Deci-
ded opposition is being manifested 10 Ser
do de l'rejeda aud his cabinet Trevina
and Outrage have declared in favor of Di-
ez, the defeated rival OF Juarez, for Presi-
dent and Rocha is preparing to take the
field against the revolutionsis. Senior Ser
do de Trejeda was Chief Justice of the Su
preme Court of the Republic, and succeed
ed to the Presidency on the death OF Ju,.r-
ez under the provisions OF the Constitution
of 1861
Public opinion among the better classe.
long since designated Serdo de Trejela as
being the best successor to Juarez. lie "a
a man OF expansive views and extended
experience in public affairs and it had been
hoped that lac would he able to bring order
and peace out OF the decentralization and
chaos which has SO long pnralyzed thnt
magnificent country. But he is perhaps
wanting in those iron powers Of will which
enabled Juarez successfully to govern the
Mexican people.
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TIII ARGUS.

For the benefit Of our friends We will say
that the Argns is still a Democratic paper
working for the best interests Of the party
The state, and the country aud that We
nave not. nor no $50 want any interest ion
any Jacobin or Radical paper We have
no connection with the CajsH Democrat boz
any particular, except so nr ~ we have
connection with any job that We may bee
1ske1 and paid FOR doing We are do.n,
ihe work Tor % on the same principle on
which "e print letter heads. cIrcuIar..
osri- &C.. but 90 the same time we eop-
demn ibc rr.n ip.e, advocate. aud shall.
through the columns OF the A,gus. battle
for Camden, the proposed Constitution.
aud Che success of the Democratic party.
We houe 'h'- explanation will be- san..
factory toaI
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MEMORIES.

There are some things that people re-
member. Such as great bereavem ehts,
great calainities that have beiallen them
These qualities OF our nature, and these
memories bringto light the best elements
we possess, except the virtueoi forgiveness,
which has never been fully exercised eX-
cept by our Savior alone. For some good
purpose, not known TO ~, this character
istic OF our nature-this element of our be.
ing-is leit intact in nearly all OF us. Few
there are who 60 not acknowledge il, aud
none, we trow, OF sane mind who do not
have il in their nature Few men forget
and fully forgive wrong. a woman new
err does
Now, against this instinct OF our nature,
aud it seems to us, against right and jus
tice, the Radical party asks us, our wives,
daughters aud sisters to forget aud forgive
the wrongs and iuiamies perpetraled upon
them and us by that parly-to forgive and
forget every thing, and reiustate them in
power. Will you do it, fellow cltizens?-
II not do not vote the boilers ticket, and
don't vote against the proposed Constitu.
ton, but vote the the straight out Demo-
cratic ticket and for the Constitution
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WHAT MEANS.

Ihe enormous amount Of money that IL
beng expended in this state % carry the
approaching election by the R,iici.-. may
result a- 10 has done in the defeat and dis
c'miurturr Of that party That che defeat
OF camden. an honest intelligent eeutl,-
man.-the history OF whose i'e give. ti.
he Co any and every charge Of corruption
or iD!i 70 any particular Interest or
rlrrOrat'or. o. --s''t a.- ... rl-
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Ject OF the present coalition against hun,
Is patent and evident That the dslea, q,
the proposed Constitution aud the re,ep
ton OF the present abortion in force. so thar
the radicals, If they can regain power. NAV
readily reenact their crimes and crusade
against the honest people of the State. j.
equally manifest. IL the people OF TIA.
state consent to he the tools To carry out
this scheme, We can only..say Good Lori
deliver theml"