The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-07-06
VOICE OF THE PRESS


thu- 'nrn the power Of the State over to
t.e Radicals who have so shamefilly
'''"'-ed their trust. or support the regular
nominees and march TO an assured TIT
unun
II the Democratic party show ANY siens
81 ~rskre>s on its general ticket our on
p'"-uts will take advantage of every
weak point aud beat your Constitution.
VII y"nr Legislature with those inimical to
Your interests, snatch the Offices from
ih'-" ~" have trusted, and in short. sue.
'e-Si''ii' adopt the policy declared ut the
"ruion Convention. ITO make no nornin-
"i'"",. hut seek to divide, distract and
'''r"pi the Democratic party" Those
"r" "t" are lending themselves to this
unh"'y purpose. have forfeited the respect
81 The peOple and those who most favored
Their claims in Convention, will most as
surety oppose their present Unnatural and
"'lnSiiii"hle position. - Partersjurg Tine,
I..f GI-efr,.
Treason in our midst has forced into
Jeopardy the very existence of the grand
old historic organization founded by JEFF
t'rson and maintained 10y jackson.
he same leaders who would thus prove
recreant and lead us 10 defeat and demon
alization can only lie foiled in their en-.
drsvors by the brave and rcsolute conduct
pi the MASSES OF the party. Let these
siand iearlessly 10y their cherished prin.
ciplrs. giving their wauld he leaders to
distinctly understand that they can not be
bought and sold, and all will yet be well
HTgdHtOicn Constitution
We are in possession Of some facts in
tsAnterfipn Will, (.A,-,~..-
ancy, not known to the public. which we
shall lay before our readers in another
issue, aud which will serve to place him
ina less enviable position than that Of
Benedict Arnold lie will be buried be.
heath - Democratic majority OF ten tLou-
sIHd, and the Constitution will be triumph
antly ratified. After the election he will
have ample leisure to repent OF his folly.
and will fully realize the force of the fol.
lowing beautiful and pathetic stanza:
Oh, when thinks of what | am,
And what used to was
dnds I'sc throwed myself away
without sufficient cause.
HGrtinsburg Era
Jacob has thrown aside pas, associa.
lions, is an appostate to the party and
principles that have conferred upon him
~ wv AAphbAH anu distinctions 10 WHICH
lie is to day entitled, and this in the i'm.
terests OF Il sect that has waged nierci
less war upon us, our rights, liberties and
even our lives When this is considered
and that long line OF tyranny aud oppres.
zion that was heaped upon Us Gy the
party whose standard he is to-da, carry
ing, will the people support him? We
believe Aot-~e know nOt.-Ntto Creek
Tribune
The attempt to thus break IN our
party should he di,countenanccd and
irowned down 10y eveiv good citizen who
Is opposed TO Radicalism, aud has the
welfare Of his State at heart. Jacobs an
houncement makes It's first appearance in
a Radical newspaper; and the whole thing
u heartily endorsed by the Radical party.
The question now is Jacob and Radical.
'-m, or Camden and Democracy ?-.Hoore-
i-L! Courier
hut two obstacles oppose this Radical
success. FIRST: Governor Jacob is new a
traitor to the party that found him almost
stranger IN the State and which upon
the withdrawal and with the support Of
MIR. Camden, elected him Governor and
gave him prominence of which he and
his friends had not dreamed Second ::
The Democrats Of this State are not the
dupes Of Republicans who acknowledge
their inability to elect Governor or any
other State officer. and vet appeal TO the
worst PASSIONS Of individuals OF our com
mon party TO All them to accomplish our
common ruin CimksbOg Conservative.
We heartily support the nominees Of
the Parkersburg Convention We have
10 sympathy Whatever with political sore
heads, boilers, Or independent candidates
OF any grade or character We 20 tor he
Democratic nominees National. Stat,
county and district - HOuHdsriHt D,Y.o-
crat
&c we have friend to pres before
nominating Couy ention. and. after doing
all We cant tail, what right have W. 10
smile and whine, because another had
more al! better friends for no man has
claims beyond his ACKNOWLEDGED ability to
perform tht duties that may be placed in
ms charge. IL We receive the pol tical
iavors and touuties Of q party, and be-
cause Of changes that occur almost every
day, fluid our-clf where we sprang from.
we would be an iugratc i' We attempted To
crush the hand that lifted NJ into power.
and fed u-, simply because that party
iaiIei Co see in us merit. that orr own
vanity pulled into thin sir tll ready Co.
eurst like soap hubbie3 -- CirksJurg Sm
The "possum dodge OF the Radicals
q this State has eliminated in the adop-
ton Of Hon j Jacob as their candidate
Tor Governor The Radicals have bad
their expiring hopes renewed aud their
fires re- kIndicd and vi.l make strenuous
efforts to get up an enthusiasm which. IL