The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-08-17
a VOICE FROM LOGAN COUNTY,
working man to his fellow worker.
READ AND PONDER!


Mr. EDIroR.-l have been watching to
some extent the political arena to see the !
fighting between the parties, and must
say am somewhat surprised
The Democracy on one side and the
Radicals on the oIher, and strange to say,
the RAIDS have stolen a Democratic coat.
breeches, boots and | expect will have
Greeley hat yet, thinking there is charm
in the dress, like the ASS in the lions skin:
but we soon found him out, the voice of
the ass will betray the animal, vain de-
lusion, they die hard, catch at straws.-I
their force is gonc,-lheir teeth and the
claws they once had, have departed: the
hand OF justice has interposed they now
try strategy, bribery, money, division OF
forces, flank movements, surprise; every
thing they can think of, except force,
yainly thinking that they may once more
gain the power and domineer over the peo.
pie, democratic people in particular.
Look-see the man we have honored
WIN Nht AAfaiN 'AttuANf EuHlT, Int nOnOr
OF the first of the list of Democratic Cover
nors of this State, gone over to the Radi.
cal party, and the only thing good left in
it Is that his day is nearly gone, and his
sun is setting behind dark cloud. ] sup.
pose he wants the honor of being called n
Radical Governor over democratic peo-
pie strange iniatuaton, crazy halucina-
ton; to think that the people ofthis State,
after suffering all the wrongs, and outrages,
cruelties and merciless domineering Of the
Radical party during their life time, such
rs test oaths,-not allowed to sue n radi.
cal for his just dues, and must stand with
his arms tied while Radical puts his
hands in his pockets and takes just as he
pleases, disregarding the fundamental
laws, and some OF their own munitions
make. Now, with the cool Lrazen effron-
try, and impudent assurance TO ask a peo.
pie who have suffered ali these things for
his emolument, to suffer all this agnin. that
he may have the honor Of being called
Governor once more. ] know they will
not do it They do not like such degra.
dation. They spurn the idea. They will
not choose it. They can not be deceived ,
they are not so ignorant as not to be able
to learn by such sad experience as they
have just had Money can not bny them
all, iiit has bought some, bribei some, fat
fees for some broad acres to others, but
the majority will stand firm, solid, and i'm.
movable in their integrity. faithful to co, ~
try, and honest 10 their posterity, witt III.
approving smiles Of a just and n ret,;hu.
tive ruler.
They first wish to defeat =. pure and
good constitution one in all tlipcs vor,b ,
Of acceptance 10y rich and poor. one that
VIII prevent the Radical'4 from again out
raging an innocent people. Will YOU OF
VIII you not refuse % DO it. Yes know
you VIII your good sense. your past r;else
cuiion your 'oRg suffering yonr olt "a.
ses' all tell TO the world in thunder tone
mat you vii not. You can not Ja-. no,
PHt Az lneHt evils Ant IuIquttipl
on OFT children, and on our conntry IN,
DAYS Of Arnold are over, or ought to b,
We country b. tired Of wrongs and outragea
know we have boilers in our comfy
elections who DO not, nor need not inter.
iere with our Sat-, or Federal affairs Ont
Constitution and It's friends. fret last All,
all the time. The counties Of wavne
Dahell, Lincoln Boone and beloved ol,
Logan are particularly interested. th,
homes Of the toi.ers, aud their hcsrths ar,
'',a'od. Would YOU like 10 he driven
..' .'. ...s-the home OF our inttn-
a. H ond recollechons. N he
Irr -.e it again know thc
o. Constitution will not make you DO %
Then think vino did the fret, who wants
io DO the srcond1 Friends or ioes? u
Democrats will stick together The way "
es-y, with division we will Gail. aud fall
prisoners 10 the mercy OF he m~rciles-
Radicals DO you hove the PROSPECT, or Do
!oraD.or BE-? Fpr one pl'lor &c.
EEcE lIAWK.