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oor advice. from The various township.

Oar advces from The various townships
are glorious and faiieriug. Harmon
Arblckle and Clendioen combined sill
give not one less than two Hundred mn-
jori,y for the Constitution and Camden;
while the other seven. townships will IN
crease It three hundred more. The PEG.
pie are alive and vide awake to their IN
terests. Politicians must stand back,
they say, and make room for prosperity
This they can only obtain ly electiog
Camden aud adapting the ue@ CoDs'I'u-
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FROM COLOGNE ToWNsHlP...I

lANSAh SO1LSSNAI ~ " ANlJAAiA "a
Fri'"d TppS::
The new Constitution and Democratic
candidates are gaining ground rapidly in
this Township. II a few more such 'or-
a'ors' as Polsley, Shrewsbury, Gibbons
and our Benny" come up here making
speeches against the now Constitution it
would carry by large majority, @
G ? Simpson, Esq, made very clo-
quent speech in favor Of the new constitu-
ton in Leon on the night of August 14th,
aud explained it satisfactory to all except
one broken down Methodist prepsner'
who persisted in interrnpiins MIN unW
Perry shut him up, whes 'hllk he Seu'
home wiser ilnot better man I"
MUD LICK FORK.
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THE DARK HISTORY.

THE DARK HISTORY.
We take the following from an cz-
change, aud it with truth, says. we are
now witnessing the death struggle Of the
great faction Itgot possession Of the State
il an hour Of dismay and violence. 1t
used its power to inlimidae the people,
to violate all legislative powers, to corrupt
the courts ofjustice, to exercise unlawful
and unconstitutional Executive power-; and
in all these to confound the powers Of gov
crnmcnt, to bewiIicr the judgment Of men
in all questions Of prudence aud propre'y,
and to pcrp|cx their minds as to all the
measures Of right aud wrong. Their pow
er was lcspo'c, aud they used it without
good sense aud without mercy. Malevo
lieut. aud vile neu joined them to have m
opportunity to crafty the basel passions of
vengeance or viuiictiveness; the selfish and
the mean aud the ayarcions became their
instruments, for they had the Offices, anG
all the contracts aud expenditures passed
through their hands, aud ilel the Golfers
anithe pockets Off The corrupt, aud none bit
their tools and toaiies, whom they styled
the "loyal, we're permitted to manage any
bu iuess waateyarswi,h fre,iom or with.
out some drawback; the weak and the IN
manly joined them for want of moral STAN.
ina to oppose dangerous aud powerful foe
to moral and civil liberty; the vain glori
Gus, and men contemplate in their vanity
Joined them, for they had the fuss. the
feathers, ,hesholly an | Ihn IA s. diamonds,
and the positions il life won by the means
which all these facts indicate. But from
time to time, 3s the c,nfl3inn Of So,lety
began to settle, the men of clearer heads
and kinder hearts dropped away from
them and sought more just relations and
more honorable positions among their fcl
oymcn, until the Liberal party accom-
pli,hed the revelation Of the State, has re.
stored order to society and greater social
confidence among men, and gwen strength
to the conviction that our republican insii.
,ptions are not yet submerged and lost
In the transition state in which p,rtcs are
now, somo confusion and perplexity Of
Judgment is inevitable; aud. again, malav.
olent aud weak mon have been tempted
to Their rum by Their passions aud Their
vanity, and would vote asainst'henew G n
s'i'u,ion, anl thus forego and lose al! the
principle gained by the struggle, and
would give the power OF the State back in.
to the hands Of those men who heretofore
used il so seascessly and 50 mercilcssly,
both in their treatment of individuals, aud
their official functions as the Legislative,
jndicinl aud executive officers of the State.
II the above contrast is u painful one
and recalls dark recollections Of sorrows and
struggles, aud memories unfavorable to the
actors incur past history, it is the pain
ful truth of history. The memory Of the
past is the warning for the future.
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The comet would have scattered the
earth aud made Jacob the last Gov rnor
ofWest Virginia, but Camden bought
up aud the CONT is nov member of tn"
"ripe," Down with all comets.
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Il i thought that Wast Virsinia has
The heaviest machinery (Jacob} run by
NE smallest engine (IIogcman) Of any
'nie il the Uoion, aud We think the con-
lecture about right
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If the other counties in West Virginia
will but follow the example of Mason, then
indeed will the State enter upon new
race, new life. Mason county will vote
for Camden and the Constitution bya
large majority, aud thu, set its seal o!
condemnation upon such ayita'crs as ia
cob, aud such breeder Of political CON
,eo,ion and law suits as the old Colstiiu.
ton.
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jacob is but the tool Of the Radicalpar
ty. Through his agency the Radicals
hope to once more obtain control of the
State government, end set IN operation
their registration aud trespass suits inGnmy
VIII Democrats ana honest Republicans
lend wiling hand to bring this state Of
things about? We believe not, yea, We
know they will not.
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Let everybody turn out and cast their
votes 70 the new Constitution aud Demo.
cratic candidates
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Ifyou wantyoyD fe77o7c-
citizens transported out or
forced to 1eare the State
on the charge Of any crime
o6aiost them, zrhy then
byyotu' role SUI so!
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Under the present Constitution a Raai
cal Legislature can pass an act to admit
Virginia into West Virginia and thus sad.
die us with the debt of $50, UO0, 900 which
now tcrmcn's Virginia Adopt the new
Constitution aud this cannot be done
Do you desire this!
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Stirring them Up.


The Radicals are damanding Of the Ja-
cob men a compliance with the terms OF
that "limi'el partnership" The defeat
Of the Constitution is the prime object they
have in view aud they are 10. disposed to
permit the Jacobjcs TO "Hy the track if
there is any way Of holding them to the
programme. The bargain is that the
Radicals viii vote for Governor Jacob if
his Democratic followers will vote agnlnst
the Constitution. The Governor having
declared himself 10 favor Of ratification
ha, rather cooled the arlor Of the Radical
ring and compelled more strenuous labors
on the part of anil Constitution men.
# you rant to be depyi-
red Of yo7w life, youy lib
erfy, or your properly,
1cllh01pt process Of l01r,
rote against the nc,r con-
stitutjon; If not, roJo tor
"Ratfcatioa.'
Camden is denounced by the Jacobins
as the candidate Of a ring This is the
SId7story ot''te po, calling the kettle
iback. If Camden is the candidate Of a
ring" which We empba'ically deny, it
was a very large one, consisting Of more
than thousand of West virginia's ablest
and purest citizens, while the jacob ring
was a very small one, Boremau, Steven.
son, Togemau, FiIahugh aud Swami,
comprising 1t. honest voter, we !eaVe 1t
for you to sag which is the corrupt ring.
The OIL constitution en-
col1roGeS class legislation;'
provjdes for test oathS, re-
9istration lars, and all
other eriI examinations;
the ue1r one posi- jvelypro-
hjbiJs all such leGislntjm.
Vote for tie new Coastj-
ilii0D
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As we approach the election, the RAIDS
look blue.
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: Remember, Democrats,
Of Mason, that ii is q d.
II yon ore your Sfofe TO be
at the poNs to-day, and
that you WoyA for tie ne1c
constitution and for cam
den and tile whole Hchet
Oll Mason will send gtcc'ing to the
Democracy Of West Virginia to,day-a
solid majority for the whole ticket. They
have no interest in the limited partner
ship" of Swami, Jacob Il Co.
All hope Of carrying Of Mason county
for the Radicals has been abandoned by
the Jncoous The people are enlhasns-
tic for the two C's-Camdeu aud the Con-
stitu,ion.
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Defeat the new Constitution and the
Cour, of Appeals may declare the Flick
Amendment unconstitutional. which will
disfranchise half the State and hand the
people over to Radical authority again.
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OLD MASON %. n.
NO COMFORT FOR BOILERS.
THE MASS MEETING!
The Court House Filled to Overflow
GOOD SPEECHES.!

|
enthusiastic crowd Of the voters Of Mason
county, assembled ID the Court Room last
Saturday afternoon. The Jacoblns aud
| Radicals were confident TINT thee would
BE- no crowd, but when tie meeting was
announccdby the ringing Of The bell, aud
organized By calling that good, true aid
pre- patriot, Captain Peter Darrell. 70 ne
! Chuir, the RAIDS 'cbagrined 10 wl'ness
the largest political gathering that ever as.
senblcl in our town.
Col llogc was first introduced to the
audience, and spoke for nearly two hours,
in a most iorcible, logical and convincing
speech, which done much good.
Capt Phelps was then introduced ard
made speech in support Of Jacob and
against tue new Constitution. He broke
down in the very commencement utterly
fni'iug in every particular lie bad q
good deal to say about the party lash. >
We felt sorry for the Captain, as We know
he must have been mortified,
Col. johnson followed Capt. Phelps
and said that the only time he knew the
party LASH to be applied was in 1870.
when Democrats had to be whipped" in
to support Phelps for Secretary Of State
The speech Of Col. johnson was fair and
impartial one, and was delivered in an cl-
oqucni ,,aud forcible style, and made
good impression Mason county isal right
for Camden and the Constitution.
We have every confidence in the wisdom
ard integrity of the people, and do not be:
licve tIat demagogucs or politcal shystcrs
can deter them from doing what is right
In other words, that no ''limi,cd partner
ship" that Jacob, Swami. and Co., may
enter into to transfer the State Govern
meut into the hands of the Radical party,
will bind them. They have had enough
prescription, political hate and strife in
the past few years, aud now they want
tranquility and honest government, cor
srqueutly they will vote for Camden and
.thc Constitution.
OLD cozu1tyyn1en remen1-
Der that the opponents OIL
the nelv constitution are
your enemies; they are OPP
posed TO "aliens' coming
into the Suite and becoD1-
inc residents or o7cnin6
land. Will you rote with
such q party? NO.!
There are hundreds Of honest, well
meaning Republicans in Mason county
who will vote for the Constitution, not
outstanding the frantic efforts ola few
old party hacks, who have been applying
the party lash vigorously ever since the
Pa,kersburs Convention. They do not
and properly, too, regard the question of
adopting a Constitution for the government
Of tho people ola State as party question,
hence their refusal to obey the behests OF
those who seek to keep up party strife,
that they may slip into Office and feed
at the public crib. These Republicans
are right, and all honor to them for their
integrity and Iirmness
Lfyou 7rantyov feHo7c-
citizens transported out or
forced to leare the State
on the charge Of any crime
u 6niluek Hmm lrAu Lheu
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Tho Whole Truth.

Our land titles under the salutary and
just provisions Of Article XII of the New
Constitution are forever settled; bring in
the resident Aliens" bring in the citizens
from other States; retain cur hborcrs by a
reasonable homestead and do not senl them
to Ohio and Pennsylvania under foreign
exemptions; give the laborer same right
to secure something for wife and children
as capital has it, in dover estates and
estates by courtesy; throw the shield of am
nesty over the pas, and give US the iuicm.
nifty of Cancellation for the future; and
those men who indulge ID malignant pas.
sous, who live on selfish aud malevolen,
hopes, and Elm pursn, ofunhwful gains.
viii soon seek their hiding plnccs in the
holIows where the woodbne twinch."
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Last Monday night while Gibbons and
others we're speaking AT Culliu's school
house, tde lights went out. and they we're
left 10 darkness That's the way they
will be left after The 22ad inst. in dark
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STATE TICK EFT.

FOR RATIFICATION.
For Governor,
j. N. CAhDEN.
For Auditor,
y. A. BENNETT.
For Treasurer.
j. S. BURDErT.
For Attorney General,
Fl. NJ. MATTHEWS.
For State Superintendent Free Schools,
B. W. BYRNE.
For Judges Supreme Court Of Appeals,
A. +. RAYMOND,
JAMES PAUL.,
J. s. HOFFMAN,
C.P. I. MOORE.
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DISTRICT TICKET.

For Judge 9TH Judicial Circuit,
JAS. W. HOGE.
For Congress District,
FRANK HEREFORD.
For State Senate,
P. c. EASTMAN,
G. J. WALKER.
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n9eefing ut GaIya.

An enthusiastic Greeley and Brown meet
Henry county, last evening. The hall was
filed with "a attentive and interesting
audience Of ladies and gentlemen. Speeches
we're made BY Thomas Crafty and Euc
Johnson
Some patriotic campaign songs were sung
by the glee club. This is one of the best
clubs in the country, and their songs had
good effect. They have some excellent sing.
ers in Galva. Many Of the very best old
Republican wsr horses in Henry county are
for Greeley and Brown.-Peoria ReDieac,
6th
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Testimonial fer Epilepsy

BowAYToE, Conn, Feb. 2, 1872.
DR. 0. PRELPs BRowK, No. II Grand Street,
Jersey City, n. J.
Dear sir;-My brother who is now in his 14th
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Respectfully yours.
febJ3dwly CHARLES RAYMOND.
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Ali goods closed out at cost from now till
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clothing house to make room for his large
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e same plstform, word for word, WAS
-dopted bs the Democratic National Con-
vention at BslGmore-not q word more or
less. Aud Horace Greeley and B. GrAtz
Brown nominated unanimously.
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