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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24
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Hen. J. NJ. Bennett.
WEsroE, June IS.
, az E1itor Of wa Dtmocrat.

WESTON, June 10.
To the Editor Of The Democrat.
BY reference to your columns, We
sec q call for \ Senatorial Convention
for this district. Waving oil super
auous language, We csndenS0 what wO
have to say. Look over the past. BY
right aud justice the county Of Lewis
is now entitled 10 representation in the
Senate chamber Of our State, from this
District /; and in looking over tho
county for competent gentleman foE
the position-onO who has large expo-
rionco and indOmitablO energy, fore.
thought and legal qualifications. Hon.
JONATHAN NJ. BESSErT surely is the
man. Ho is a gentlemen Of large ex.
periencc, and Of acknowledged ability.
Being o large prOpsrly.hOldsr and
taxpayer, our interest is his interest
and knowing bis character, al will bt
securely guarded by him; but it il
useless to say more. We all know
him, and knowing him, irrespective OI
party, We say he deserves and will ro'
eeiye the united vote Of tho people oil
LeWiG. WeNrite in behalfof many who
arc opposed 10 tho adoption Of the
proposed Constitution. Yet IL that in
ssrupent is to DO adopted. good, in.
telligent, discreet and able men should
represent US In tho various Offices
Whslher be DO for or against the pro-
pOstd Constitution, matters not TO the
taxpayer and well.wisher ofhi5 State,
Surely We have had enough Of imbs-
cility, incompetence and personal leg
iiIation. We desire good men selected
for office, irrespective Of the past prod
judices and party Determinations; and
We hope Mr.. Bennett will at once an
nouneo himself as candidate for The
high position We desire him to GIL
and we feel confident that the remain,
ing counties constituting our Senate
rial district, seeing that justice is dut
the noble county Of Lewis, will unit
with US 10 bringing forward our dis
tipguisbed citizen, Hon. ]. NJ. Ben
nett. as our representative in the Sen
ate Halls Of our State.
Yours, &c.,
LlpERAIISrs,
DEMOCRATS, and
REPUBLicASs,
(United.l
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24
Senatorial Convention.

Pur,uan,tO tho instructions Of the
delegates to the Parkcrsburg convcn-
ton, from the counties Of Lewis,
Taylor, Randolph, Barbour Tucker,
and Upshur, which form the Ninth
Senatorial District, under the now
constitution, a district convention is
hereby called, TO meet at the town Of
PHILLIPPI, in Barbour county, on
Tuesday, July Is, 1879,
for the purpose Of nominating two
candidates for the State Senate from
said District. The basis Of representa-,
lion will be the same as that Of The
State eonysn ton. It's hoped that all
the counties will DO fully represented,
BY order ofthe Dist. Com.
J. K. WILLIAMSON, PrOs't.
J. II. RoHRBoudH, Sec.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24
Democratic State Ticket,

TOR GOVERNOR,
JOHNSON N. CAMDEN. Of Wood
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
u. NJ. MATTHEWS, Of Grecpbrior
ron AUDITOR,
E. A. BENNETT, Of Marion,
FOR TREASURER,
JOHN 8. BURDHTr, Of KauaWha
FOR SUIT OF TREE SCHOOLS.
b. ". BYRNE, Of Kanawha.
FOR JUDGES OF suPkENR COURT
JAMES PAUL.. Of Ohio,
A. +. RAYMOND, Of Marion.
C.P. I. MOORE, Of Mason.
j. s. HOFFMAN, VI Harrison.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24
Non. A. A. Lewh.

Under the head Of "Our Corrsspen.
dOnce" will be found letter from one
Of the most prominent citizens Of our
county, concerning the gentleman
whose name heads this article.
As yet We can express no preference
for any Of the gentlemen who have been
named in connection with the nomiha.
ton for the House Of DelsglLvl; nor
shall We say in advance that ~ shall
support any certain man, irrespective
Of the action Of the democracy Of The
county. The nominee Of the party will
be the man for whom We shall vote and
and work.
But it appears fitting at this time
knowing that Mr.. Lewis will DO . can.
didale for re.election--that We should
do him the justice tosay that he worked
hard and efficiently in bis position last
winters, much 50 that il was freely
declared in Charleston that "ths mem.
bsr from Lewis loft The Capital with q
better record for himself and his coz.
stituents than any other member Of tho
body in which hS served" This was
true.
wOr.fOr to this mol as an election.
eering puff" for Mr. Lewis, but to
record a fact which' We should have
mentioned lSng ago.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24
The Grafton Convention.

The Liberal Republican Convention
which assembled at Grafton on the
18th inst, was very IlimlJ attended.
Nothing Of importance was done, OK
cspt to nominate an Electoral ticket,
which is composed as follows:
Electors al Lsrge-B. II, Smith, oil
Kanawha, and ]. II. Hutchinson, oil
Wood.
First Di,srie.-w. P, Hubbard, o.
Ohio.
Second Distrist-J. W. Kennedy ,OI
Jefferson.
Third Di,srics-H. ]. sanucls, o.
Cabell.
The Convention adjourned, subject
to another call on tho LIST OfAugust.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24
Lot Justice be Done.

JAM LEW, June 10.
To he Editor Of The Democrat;
It appears to me that the Democracy
Of LeWis county desire to have justice
dealt out to all tried and good Demo.
Gratis. If SO, then a. A. LEWIS,
Esq, our last representative in The
Legislature, should be sent back to the
mex. session Of that body. He mad.
US good Representative, and worked
hard fot tho good Of tho people Of this
county. II no will accept the position
i! should be given to him by the voter,
Of our county. JUSTICE.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24
TUE WESTON

T'lE WESTON
CIGAR FACToRY-No. 1901
The undersigned will offer for sale
ClGARS-Fins Connssticut, different
prices.
TlPs-The best in tho market
$40 GIEs-The best in the STATE. Ii,
best in the United States, and the
best in the World.
SMOKING TOBAOC0-Prids oil
Durham. 81 Llsso, Lynchburg Dick
Tator. Salon Delight. &c.
CHEWING T0BACC0-No 1 Fine
GraIsly. Fine Cut, Navy, Thick
Bright and Irenside.
SCOTCH SNUFF, 10.
PIPES, &c., &c.
Quick Sales and Small Profits, /"
shall DO my Motto.
Come ons, come all,
And rive ne call.
ROBERT j. JUFER,
Main Street, Weston. ono door above
Ralston'S JeWslry Store.
June 24-Sm
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24
Braxton County.

There will DO meeting Ofihe Dem
osratic voters Of Clay Township, Bra1,
ton county. a. the MrLAusnLtN SroRi
House. below Bulltown, Oh Saturday,
July the 9th. for the purpose of nOni.
mating candidates for Township offcOrl
and 10 appoint delegates to The County
Convention, which meets at BraIton
q. Il. July 18th, 1872. A full at.
tendance Of tho Democratic voters il
requested
MOIr, CuSSiSduAN,
W. D. RoLLYsoS,
JOuS +. CAMPBELL,
Committee.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24
The senatorial Convention

At the meeting Of the Democratic
Executive Committee Of this county.
held last week. on motion Of Mr..
WOfhndin, it was unanimously
RssOlrea, That any Democrat from
Lewis county who may be present al
Phillippi on tho 18th Of July, ia here
by authorized TO act rs a delegate from
this county in tho Senatorial COnIOu'
ton, to be held at the tinO and place
aforementioned.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24
W. v. chIdo.ter, Esq.

Among the many gentlemen who
have been mos. faVorably mentioned as
probable candidates for the HSuIo Of
Delegates, We know Of no ono whom
We could support with greater pleasure
thap WELLISdroH V. CuIDEsTER, ESQ,
Of Lincoln.
A good farmer, q courteous and wall
informed gentleman. a large taz-pay-
sr, and universally well spoken Of, be
is man in whom our people could
rsposO confidence without fear Of BE-
.rayal.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24
Ten Year. Ago and Now.

UrsuuR Co., W. Va, juno II.
10 The Editor Of The Democrat
Having been absent from your coun
" for some time. l take pleasure ii
addressing your patrons Of Levi
county, through the medium Of youi
valuable paper, that they may know
what nonresident observed while on
q recent visit 10 the county, and What
bis conclusions are. II was my good
fortune on the 18th inst. 10 drop down
among you on what is knsun as ID.
Hackers Creek section; and there
found the inhabitants all astir-drih.
ing toward . common center. On in.
quiry l learned that Prof. Fslty was
having q Singing Concert in The neigh.
borheod. "Prof. Feay I who is hs,
and from whence doth hs come !" To
my surprise, I vas informed tina. be
is native Of Lewis and "hons. bred, +"
and also vocalist Of rare attainmsnis.
This information led me, more from
curiosity than anything else, TO The
place Of meeting, and great was my
surprise. sach crowds Of people!
Every nook Of tho church was crowded
10 lis utmost extent; while an eager
multitude on the outside s.rovs 10 gain
admittance. Tho church Was decorated
with gorgeous festoonE Of eVsrgresns
inlermineled with choice flowers, pre-
seuting . pleasing and varied appear.
anoe 10 the eye.
The choir. composed Of twenty one
members, entertained the audience with
rich solos, dlets. qaartstts, and full
shorusss, interpreted with glee songs.
Every voice seemed IN perfect unison +,
lmong which could DO distinguished
he rich trilling alto voices Of Misses
Bird HinInan, A. V. Lawson and
,iollie SwiSher, while the clear mel.
ON tenor Of Ed Kelly and VIM. Hinr.
nau hardly caused a ripple 10 the air.
itoekton siarchcr and others ground
hs base a. to perfection. But it is
npesible to partieulariEs further.
uihcc TO b that l found Prof. Fetly
Il be had ben represented to be, aud
Q dessryd tho thanks Of tho com.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24
For House Of delegates.

WBsroS, june 10.
To dc Editor Of The Democrat.
Psrusing tho columns of your yalu-
able paper, / NOTICE one or two calls for
". V. CnIpRsrEE 10 announce himself
as candidate forIthe nOIt Legislature,
and as ys. | havo seen no reply from
Mr.. O.. but it is generally understood
that ho will DO candidate. Let Mr..
ChidOster announce himself at once
as tha. announcement will DO hailed
with joy by 4 large majority Of the
voters Of Lewis county. | know Of no
man around whose standard the people
would rally with moro free will than
that Of Mr. Chidsser, as he is q man
in every respect amply qualified for
the position. Mr.. O. Is, as is known
to almos! Overy ono, q tried and true
Democrat.
In conclusion, Mr. Editor. / would
say that /. would be only justice to
Democratic Skin Creek that Mr..
Chidostsr should DO our next Delegate.
To Mr. Chichester Wo would say come
forward and take your place in poli.i-
cal strength, and NO pledge hearty
cheer from SHERIDAN.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

Tho following gentlemen are ap'
pointed Township Executive Commit.
tees, and reeues cd to call Township
meetings al an carly day, for the pur.
pose Of nominating Township officers,
and appointing delegates to ssid Coun.
ty Convention. Tho gentlemen frsI
named arc Chairmen:
LlScOts--W. G. Liuget, George 1.
Marsh, Jacob Bot.
wIuLEY-Johu White, Michael RI.
ley, ST., 8. Horner.
SuIAipAs-M. Collins, J. P. Jen.
ningN A. A. Brown.
Jazz LRw-J. s. Lowe, G. P. Oil.
yer. L swisher.
BAr1ELtE-James BruiTy, N. Roger,
T. A. Lorsnts.
On the day Of the County Conven.
ton, the Courtroom will DO 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 every Township. The del
egates from each township will elect a
Chairman. who will announce their
vote for them when the roll Of town
ships is called and the delegates from
each township will DO tho judges Of
THAR own ofedentials
r. A. EpwARps, Israel SIMMONS,
JoHS HussEr, y JACKSON,
N. D. BENNETT, JIcoH SrluR,
Jas W. WoyVtSpM.
Dem. RI. Cow.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24
Barbour County.

The Democracy Of Barbour county
have placed in nomination the follow
ing eIcelleal ticket:
Legisla.ure-Thomas A: Bradford
Sheriff.. W. Talbot.
Clerk County COurt-RObert Tai
Clerk Circui. cour.-Isaae V. John.
pOa.
Prosecuting Atsorney-T. E.
Brown.
County Judgo-JOhn N. Hall.
ThO ticket is q splendid one in every
respect; but We congratulate our
neighbOrs moro especially upon the
nomination Of that good Democrat and
able statesman, Thomas A. Bradford
for tho Legislature. He will make bis
mark in Tia. body; and Barbour will
have the honor Of having enc Of th'
nOst talented men in the State to rep
resent her.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24
GEN. LEE AT
ssSTONRWALL,S,, GRAVE

A 1918 inch BngrAving Of the grave Of
'is,onswall'' Jackson 10 The Lexington, Va,
cemetery. The noble Gen. lee stands be-
side The iower.bifeWn grave, over which
hangs q weeping willow. In The distance l.
to W Ioen beautiful Landscape, hills d,cked
Ia vtfdure, clouds As natural ai real ONES,
ald many other things which make this
picture gem Of art ole which should
hang 10 The pArlof ofevery Southern h,me
II b.wi,hout rival the sweetest and most
iouehingly beautiful engraving before the
public. Sent BY mail, mounted on roller
and postpaid on receipt Of 2Oe,s, or = for 80
cts. Address ca WIN Burrow, No 200
Main st., Bristol, Tenn
Agents wanted everywhere 10 sell our pop.
ulat Pictures, Books, Charts, Photographs,
&c. Catalogues free
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24
DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CONVENTION

The Democracy Of Lewis county are
requested to assemble in County Coz
tSntion, on
THURSDAY, JULY2ah,
At / o'clock, P. M. for tho purpose Of
nominating candidates for the various
county ofiicss.
The Basis Of Representation ia said
Convention will be upon the veto cast
for Blackwell jackson last fall. Each
Township will 10 entitled to one vote
in the Convention for every ten votes
cast Tor Blackwell jackson, and one
vote for every fraction over Eve. This
would give to each township the fol.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

Salt Salt! Al 1914 per barrel,
or as cheap as Hans or Peter can sell
Il, q. F. Brinkman.'S
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24
The state Finances.

Through The courtesy Of Auditor
Bennett and Treasurer Burdeit, We
have been permitted to furnish our
readers, from The books in their o6css,
tho comparative statement, given be-
lew, Of tho financial condition Of this
State, May LIST, 1871, and May LIST,
1872. From this statement, says the
Charleston Courier, il will be seen thai
tho amour. in the Treasury on May
LIST, 1872, exceeds The balance for the
Same date in 1871. $3.50, 563 10.
This Of itself is q handsome showing,
bu. il should DO remembered that 10
bringing about this result the Demo
cratic Administration has paid debts
amounting to over tiny thousand dol,
lars, bequ0athed by the Republicans
aud has, moreover, betrayed the entire
expenses Of the Convention, amounting
10 aSOut forty thousand dollars. All
this without increasing taxation orc
dollar. Two hundred thousand dol
lars, in round numbers, will represent
the difference, in enc year, between q
faithful Administration Of tho State
finances in Democratic hands, and the
loose and e1trayagant system Which
prevailed under Republican manage.
msht. The State revenues arc being
more closely and rigidly collected Than
ever before. The Auditor ka, made
il bis special business to enforce the
payment Of debts due from delinquent
shsriEfs, course to which no was
pledged by tho Democratic platform Of
1870. Presenting these figures fol
tho information Of our readers, w
leave them to form their own conclu
sions. Clearly the Republicans ar,
welcome to all the capital they car
make from \ discussion Of Democrat,
financial management:
Comparative &taismtnt Of he Condi
ton Of The Treasury ofhe State
May 1t, 1871, and 1872.
GESERAL STATE Yunp.
Balance 10 Treasury. May
1,1s72, Ss1 ,40l Of
Balance May /, 1871, 2O,4o5 Of
Balance of 1872. in excess
ofls7l. e60,99G s!
GENERAL SCHOOL YvSp.
Balance in Treasury, May
Balance sem May /. 1871, i7S,ils s. s:
Balance sfIS72, in excess
Of 1871, $685. 400 81
SCHOOL FUND, uNiSyEsTEp.
Balance in Treasury, May
l, 1872, S22,334 Al
Balance May l, 1871, LII o.
Balance Of1ST2, in Oroess
OflS7l, s2l,l57 A;
IREAsuRER's GENERAL ACCOUNT.
Balance 10 Treasury, Nay
!, 1872. $500. 295 IL
Balance May /, 1871, l7l,7Sl a
----.
Balance of 1872, 10 O1ssu
Of 1871, slsO,5Gs 70
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24
County Courts.

HeNoNI JUNG 81.
To he EiitOr Of The Democrat
The cost Of county organization for
the county Of Lewis, under the nov
constitution. may DO as follows per
Rnnum:
term for laying levy, s
Justices for 8 days, S4S 90
4terms for trying causes,
and other ordinary business,
s days each term, 5000 90
l term for fiscal purposes
other than laying levy 81 %
Total pay Of Justices, S275 %
The 23rd section Of article 8 pro.
yidGs that q majority Of Justices shall
DO necessary to lay levy for county
and therefore 3 Justices only will be
required for the S term, out Of 6 du-
ring the year.
Grand Jurors should not DO es.ina.
ted, as that is 4 matter to DO fixed BY
Law, and he probability is tha. indict.
mcnu will DO found in the circuit
court and certified TO The county
court for trial, according TO section 10
Of article s. Ne additional expense
should be estimated for Petit Jurors
The number would hardly exceed "a.
and the expense Of jurors will DO d.
minishsd 10 about tho same extsntthat
i! will cost to pay Jurors Of the circuit
court. Again, under tho present sys-
tenn. tits necessary 10 employ clerk
Of The board Of supervisors, in some
counties costing $500 or 5000, in this
county probably Sl25 per annum.
Under the county court system Of the
new constitution. The clerk will b.
paid BY tho fees Of bis Office, and not
BY the people Of the county. The
cost, then, Of the county court proper
will include compensation Of
Cos! Of tho present system Of
supervisors, per diem and 49, -.
mileage, say S9l5 %
Clerks salary say l9S 90
$500 90
Difference in The two sys-
tens, in favor Of the new
constitution, on tho above
estimate Sl25 90
No dOub! can bo entertained that
the new system is in OPposition to the
interest Of lawyOrs-tho tendency be-
Jog to localizs tho practice Of Law, cut
ting Of to some extent the advantages
heretofore derived from tho practice in
ether counties. JuTIcR.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

No. / Herring, in half barrels, for
sale at Edwards.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

pLThe gradual increase Of strength OF the
Home makesits Policies better at Expiration
than when Hfst Issued. This gradual in
crease Is guaranteed by It's plan Of business !
none but first-Class Risks are written at
paying rates.
The Home pays for Live Stock when To-
surrd and killed Ly Lightning, without ref
erence 10 the place where killed. u pays
damage By l.ightningtO Buildings, SheIhW
burned or not.
Farmers find tho Company to DO just the
one they want.
Merchant, get the best of Security in liz
Policies.
SorR.-ThiI company has FULFILLED all Tho
requirements Of the Insurance Law Of tbs
State.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

To he EiitOr cf The Democrat:
The cost Of county organization for
the county Of Lewis, under tho new
constitution. may DO as fOll0Ws per
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@umpanten 9e9en1ber temG t9entbum BET
BQr9er tebt nit Der @tQt0r be6 llncls
Gam unb fetner @4telrabler oe9en1be,
ben Companion In etnem @ontrof, nell
der 3etst, bab @ a d. unp &e@t aud
bier 3u 2anbe 1fers in elmer 5ane
inc.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-01-25

8enn trQenb etneu, l1eber(teer etne
prdu,te oafur eebabrt, ben b%lubenoten
unfnu proeueirt 3u baben, 70 1T Is BET,
mel&tr ote 8ot@aft pss @%puperneurs
9ayeS far ZEN "@tnctnnoti Courier
tn's Denti&e Gbertrue. Derfelbe lbef>
isBte bic @te0e "watering of stocks by
rail road companies NIT ,Trdnfsn
oes gtebs pur& Observation-Disclosures,
ttatt ~f&winpelbafter Musaate DOR Vt
tten."
(Gol. Grpr.)
Die uer19dmte patienttn.
Doctor: Sd osrmutbe, pab @ie
dh ben Ma9en perpo1ben toben, aeiaen
@ie mir einmal Sbre 3unse."
Dame: SD fnre bae ni9t red,
I@idlih."
Doctor: ~ater. Grduletn, MIR ols
Mr;t nertsr Ste cod ete 3un9e aei~
gen 2"4 o. - Es5"2"2a@e
Dame ,Oetet Elm Sttd9en BE-,
3unae.) E H5s1 faa
Doctor: .gpsr ean3 tt.aus y f,aa
Tam tt& nt&t urtbetleuy" sofia !
Dame: ..glRn mttnftpeatn abe,
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