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druggists.
>. q 5. NJ. HUBER d, CO.,

nEALERS IN DRUGS, Stationery, School
Il y Books, etc. Pre~cri plioas accurately COM
pounded at all hoUrs-day night. Perfectly
pure DrGgs-guaranteed. Corner Main and
MainCroSs Streets.
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GURGE0N DENTIST, having pracliced TWEEN
y ty-dve years in Findlay and vicinity, Will
insert teeth in all the different styles. Diseas-
ed Teeth and Gums treated in a scientih cunan-
ner. Teeth extracted without pain Office in
EendersOn's Block over Hancock Rank.
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Thirty Years Experience of an
Bid Nurse.

Mrs wfnsIOW' = Soothing Syrup IL the
prescription OF one of the best female
Physicians and Nurses in the United States.
and has been used for thirty years with never
failing safety and success 10y millions Of moth
ers and children, from the feeble infant OF one
We elk Old to the adult. Il currectS acidity Of
the stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates the
bowels, and gives rest, health and comfort to
mother and child, We believe it TO be the
Best and SUreSt Remedy in the World in all
cases Of DlSENTERN and DIAKRHCEA IN
CHILDREN, whether il arises rom Teeihing
or from any other cause. Full directions for
using viii accompany each bottle. None
Genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS &
PERKINS is ca the outside wrapper. Sold
by all Aedicine Dealer. July 25-ly
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nENTALSURGEU .'arJicular attention
IL given 10 tiie treatment Of natural teeth
Teeth dlled with gplu-IOii, tlH-ioiI and silver.
Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. Oftice
over Welsh's Shoe store, Main Street ttndl9y
Ohio. Oct. 1879.
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Z. 4. RALDMIH

EENERAL LPRODUCEMER -HsN NT~ DeI
VI ers in Butter, Eggs, LAID, Fe-'Iii.--s S.-.-,i.
Dried Fruits, BeeswaZ, Pe'is I.dov and conn
tTyPrnduce Of all descri ltirtrS
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ghgsirians and Surgeons.
DIR T.G. BARNFETE.I..


HOMEOPATHIC Physician and SURGEON.
III Office and Residence over Nmfnel's jew
cry Store. Main Street, FiDd-ay. Ohio
Feb. q, - II
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32tndntr 5alerrhsrfr

DEALERsI IN DRY GOODS, Millinery Goods
IL Ladies' and Gents Furs, Clothipg Car
pets, Hats, Caps, etc, Ncs. u and 30 Main 81
FiHdlsy. OHIO.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-03-20

A TTDF.NEY AtsDCUUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A aud Notary Public Nil attend prompt
IN Io all business entrusted 10 his care. Par
tieular attention given TO Collections. Parti-
tioning of lands, and business in Probate
Court. ,
OrFICE on Main street, in RDssr-aun' Block
nearly opposite the Court tOUse, MAJ 2.
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THE Columbus BIiss DeElleT0f say:
The local Of the Copiah (]liS-.J Hsrlid
is happy He got two valentines on me
18th We hope they arr doing a. wei
a. might be expected under the eireuin-
stances
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Sgrriai oJioGrr GolauHI.
Children Often Look Pale and
EfaL

Sick.
from no otHer cause than having worms in
The stomach.
BROWN = VERMIFUGE CDMFITS
VIII destroy Worms without Injury TO the
child, being perfectly WHITE. and free from
all cOlOrInE or other injurious ingredients
usually used in worm preparations.
CURTIS q BROWN. PrOpTietOrs
No. 2l5 Fulton Street New York.
SUD 5y Druggists and Chemists, and dealers in
fRe1i, ines at TwENTY-FIvE CENTS A Box j'y
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OPERATIVE AND MECHANICAL DEN
" tist, CTomley's Block. All operations
pertaining TO the profession. carefully and
skillfully performed. Residence, No 3, West
Hardin Street.
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o1AtEh. AAEON b. SHAFT
SEIAFEE 8R0S.,

ITAY WING formed q cO-partncrship for the
III practice ~ Law, will practice in state
ard United States Courts, ana will give
prompt attention 10 all business placed in
their hands. Office Ia NheeieT's Block, FIND
1ay, Ohio. iniay I.
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Arp 6oods.
Us. BALLESTISE. W.s.P
BaLLESTISE IL POST,

nEALEIs5 N FOREIGN and DOMESTIC UIS
IL Goods, Ladies and Gentlemen's Furnish
lI.g Oonds, TEuKes Notions, Millinery GOCas
White Goods, Gloves and Hosiery, Stationery
etcseic. SDeclalty-GOOd goods and low phi
oss. No. ~. Main Street.
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W. L. DAVIS. NV. DAVIS. N. L. DETWILER
DAVIS ER0S & co

JIT HOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
w ana dealers in Flour. Provisions Wooden
Willow and Stone Ware, Confectionery, Fruits
Notions and general variety. Goods al Whole
sale at Cleveland and Toledo prices. Nos. q
and ., Main street
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HOMEOPATHIC Physician and sU-aa,..
Il Main - Two Doors North Of Er7,aT-
Drug StOr-. Findlay. Ohio.
Ofhce HOurS-froin 6to ~ n II
p N. 5 to up. NJ ~ =. J. a a. T., U
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Thirty Out-Lots!

THE undersigned offers for sale nm 1-a--
Il easy terms, THIRTY OUT LOTS one mile
from Main Street, out East Sandusky Street
e!Le OF lots iroIh one and quarter to two.
acres. On some ofthe above lots are VALUABLE
stone quaTTies.
Nov. -, '7S-ly CHAS OFSTERI
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~. Il. A.,BERsOS. GEo. D. FENDLETC
.NnEKslA 4 i,sNnLIEHN.

4 TTOKNEY5 Al Law. VAL attend carefully
"A and promptly 10 AL kIHtA OI Du>!Hc.,N.
e,ueci.tl attention given 20 Ttaly>, IroBaig
matters, Convey AZ aHu ,s.-urilons- JL-
nee over HubeTs' drug aJare- north OF C"uTt
House
sep 8, is7Z-tL
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NOTICE /!

John SIMMONS, WHOSE PLACE OF
y ieSiIehee j. unknown II hereby notified
March, A ID, 1874. nle herr etifion in the Courr
ot Common Pleas within anu for The comfy
said John simmons with wiIIf1I absence Srr,,.
sald Mary simmons for mere than three years
lasi past, and asking that she may be divorced
lToln me Sstll John simmons; which Defitfor
Will stand Tor hearing at the next term OF aid.
Court MARV STMNr01S
+. /. DUSS, Attorney.
Dated March 6. Ie7I TmhI2-a
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n FrJHSEY AT Law.
Oiiice ma the New Bank BIIldius, West eide
Main Street, No -.
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DHGSiCIAN and Surgeon Office over Pat
u terson & WindeTS' store: entrance On
West Sandusky Street, third door.
September I9. T3-tf
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T. BALLARD. G. y. GALLOWAY \
BALLARD a GALLOWAY,
DHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.


OFFiCE-In Ewlng's Block. over Ruth
M Mrann aard ware store, West side o. Main
Street. findlay. Ohio
Angus rs iST2-ff
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DAVIS Il GREEN

VVHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
w and Commission Merchants and Dealers
in Flour, salt, Fish, Wooden and Willow Ware
&C, &c, Corner OF Main and SaudgIsky Streets
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T.. H CHIECOTE Il

DHYSICIAN and ~ur,-on. rTavi,,,, NJ.
manshtiy located at Van Bureu. d ~.
attend promptly toal professional calls -
fice on Main street F,-b N -
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OUR NEW YORK LETTER.

THE OLD Gs-PAwNBROKERs-
AN INCIDEST-BIG BUILDING-TFDr-
PEBANCE-TRINTTY- OLADIE-PAR-
LOEs ARTILLERY.
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HAhEfN a 1ALL4RD,
AaraWRTE.

A
01ice in Patterson's Block, Find!ay. Ohio.
NfIun F.4-Ff
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1cntists.
:. :. kELrNER. D. p. ;.
DR ca RoSENHEES..

\ PER ATTN r and Mechanical Dentist
Oiiice-g5, Main StIeeJ, above X. >. Ba-
er q Co.'S Shoe store.
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c. Z. sETMOUR. MWyANcg vascE
FARMERS' Rank OF FINDLAY.
CEYIOUR, VANCE * CO., Bankers. Bank
- OfDIscOunt, Deposit and Exchange. Deal
ers j a all kinds Of Bonds &c. Collections made
On all accessible points. Jan. II 1873
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3. 81. IOHNsTOS,

TTORNEY AND CUUNS.-JLOR II
n Law. FIudlay, ohio. Disvc IA Head
guart..rs ButltEala, Nortl-essJUt Court House
WlIi attend yfo.ilytly 10 All pu~iar-s cnirGsi-
81 to MS care Aut44 -. iNI2.
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A
Uiiice over ". L. Davis ~ Co.'s store, ls ain
street. Findiay. Ohio apr. -, III
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~fWdLag 0nsiFrgs nirerforg
3lsorEeys 1T GaW.


HENBY Il EZRA BssUsFss,
4, TrDESEl : al Law OIiica up SiaiTs, Flrsi
n D,or SOuth OI DOIrJ House, Flndlay, q.
In. Il. III II
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TTORNET AT LAW and Claim Age
n VIII practice Law in state and u. >. CUuT
and attend promptly to business Entrusted 70
his care. A. IusiiCs Of the Peace will attend
tOConveyancinE = aud taking dispositions. Office
Room No. 1. Ateiodeun BUlding. FIndlay. -
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(iARLINS q CO., BANKERS. Banking
" HJuEe IN RavBon's Block, No. 66, Main
stree, FIBalay, Ohio. BTakiytg Hours from 9
% L O'ctock, d., dld yrDnt ~ 30'cJ0ck, p. NJ
i seDerai banking business done. Interest on
e pecsal deposits
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8znkfrs.
IllG First Nati0lalBalk
" air. street, FISDLAY, q.
r. =. JONES. Pre-. fCHAs. +. NILES. Cs-b.
FRANK l. KaRsT, Teller.
AT-T,yfz,d p,i.,l o1oo non
Authorized Capital, 100000.
iz;:Hk of Discount, Circulation,
Deposit and Exchange.

II LkE-T paid On Savings Deposits. Good
1 paper bought. Drafts On cities IN Arnerjcs,
and Europe IOr sale. DfTertcrs-E. +. JoSES
ISAAC DAVIS. CHAs. L. NILEs,J. r. BURKET.
abc !. Z. WILsoS. Jan 2l,73-Iy1
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NEARLY every pound Of butter used
in FLORIDA is shipped from Ohio.
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6rorerirs.
ID. CLINE d SONS,


VVHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w In Grocereis, Flour, Fish and General
variety in the Grocery and Provision line
Good prices paid for Butter, Eggs, and UOun-
try Produce generally. East side OF Main ST.,
first door north Of Colt House Block. Findlay
Ohio. lApriI Is, 7O-tf.l
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-21
The Ciyil Rights Dili.

The Civil Rights Bill provides that
the negro shall be secured 10 "thc full
and equal enjoyment Of tho aucommo.
dations, advantages, facilities aud priv.
ilegcs Of inns, public conyeyanees on
land or water, theatres, aud other
places of public amusement, and also
Of common schools. and public inslitu.
tons Of learning or beneyolcncc, sup.
portcd.in whole or in part by general
taxation, and Of cemeteries 50 support.
cd, and also institutions known rs ag-
riculturul colleges endowed by the
United states;" providing, further,
that any person, WHISTLER landlord,
conductor Of q railroad, captain Of a
steamboat, stage driver or schoolmaster,
who shall discriminate between q negro
and white man or woman, "shall 30
deemed guilty Of q misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof, shall be fined
not more than one thousand dollars, or
snail be imprisoned not moro than one
year."
This bill stands at The head of the
Republican campaign test this fall.
ltmatters not that Republicans may
profess to be opposed to Il; and we be.
lieyO tho Republicans Of West Virginia
are mainly opposed to It; it was made
a party is9ue in Congress last winter;
it will DO regarded as a test this fall.
Congress and the country at large will
not stop to discriminate between the
inconsistent expression and the vote.
The issue is before the world, aud the
vote alono will DO regarded as APPROX.
Ing or rejecting the Civil Rights Bill.
-SaH,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-21

In his speech at Glenyillc, Colonel
Wilson referred at some length to the
statement Of General Golf, that ue was
opposed to the Civil Rights Bill. Said
hc, 1.-The northern panhandle Of this
State reaches awuy.up until part of it
is as far, ifnO. farther north than Pitts.
burg; We arc wedged in, as it were,
between the States Of Ohio and Penn
sylvauia. Now tic Republican Con.
ventiOn Of Ohio has pronounced in ia.
yOr Of the Civil Rights Bill; but over
hero in West Virginia tho Republicans
say they are opposed to the measure
According to GOf, we have different
kind Of RadiCalism here to that Of Ohio
aud Pennsylvania. 1t won't do,
friends. These gentlemen told you
they were opposed to negro suffrage,
but they voted for It.
II am reminded at this time Of the
story Of the unsophisticated lrishman,
who was told that at the show was a
man black as the ace Of spades all the
way down the right side Of bis face
and body. Pat thought this rather OK.
traordinary, and went to see this curl.
Osity. He paid bis money, and was
sold, for i. was cOal.black negro,
black on both sides. lie returned
home to Bridget, who Immediately
questioned him concerning the show.
Said she land sure, Pat, was the mar
black on one sideT' "By my faith,
Bridget, he wasblack as Tue devil on
one side !" And indade, Pat, aud
wha! color was the other side p
"Wcll, BY gobs, Bridget, and that ra,
black as The deril, tool"
And SO with this Republican party.
They arc black in Ohio, black in Penn
sylvania, and they arc "black us the
devil in West Virginia too"
Give them the opportunity to vote
for the Civil Rights Bill, and they viii
swallow it without a gfimaco, just al
they gulpcd down the Fifteenth
Amendment. "Trust them not"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-21
TIE SECOND DAY.

The afternoon Of Saturday, the l 9th,
was wholly taken up by an other public
discussion Of the issues of the day
Judge Camden, being present, was re.
quesicd to address the people; and II
was announced that Captain Knots, the
Democratic, and G. +. Scott, the Re.
publican candidate for tho State Sen.
ate, were also present, and desired to
present their claims. Captain Knots
opened the discussion by an eloquent
aud forciblo speech on tue subject Of
State politics. In reviewing the his.
tory Of the two parties in this State, he
bought into juxtaposilion tho record Of
both, and compared them. His argu.
ment was clear and convincing, and
did him great honor, for it was not on
ly crcditable to bis ability as aa crater,
but showed bis familiarity with all the
affairs Of State. Captain Knots was
all right in Gilmer before hc made this
speech, but 10 is now more firmly than
ever cntrenched in the affections Of the
people.
lio was followed by Mr.. c. +. Scott,
Of Ritchio, the Radical candidate for
the sOiutc. Nothing except The usual
patCnt.right Republican remarks we're
offered By this gentleman-thc stale
appeals that long ago soured on the
public stomach aud but for the Joke
hat lie declared himself an "iadepend.
me- candidate, at tho solicitation of
10th parties, il would have been dry
cason indeed. But here. where Scott
$ known 10 have been all tue lino one
1 the "bittcr.Cud Radicals foremost
IL the timo, even ia the last lcgi,la.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-21
ADDRESS
To the Voters of GiInner
COunfy.


Fetoe Citi:em AS most of you arc
aware, | am before you as candidate
for seat in the next House Of Dele.
gates Of West Virginia, from the
county Of Gilmcr. Aud as my bust.
ness will not permit Of an .extenl,d
tour throughout tho county, l take
this method Of addressing you-of
stating what qualifications l have for
the position to which l aspire; and
what my course in the Legislature
would be, should it be your pleasure TO
elect me:
am q native Of Gilmer county
Your interests and mine are identical.
Anything affecting the prosperity of
the county affects my prosperity and
werO | chosen to repre-, ent you in the
Legislature, IShoald watch with ijcal.
Gus care every proposition before the
House.
In politics l am Democrat Of The
st let construction school. My deyO.
ton to Democratic principles will not
now be questioned; but this fact will
never prevent inc from doing justice to
an opponent, as well Us friend.
am a FREQ school man and our
interests in regard to our Normal
School would receive my constant and
most watchful attention. And 10 this
connection, when it is known that
throughout tie State there is a po yer
ful opposition TO Normal Schools, ii
may be proper for me to say word in
relation to my experience in Legisla.
tivfproCeedings. It will be reculiertcd
that as IN officer Of the House Of Dele.
gates for tho years 1872, 1878 aud
1874, it may reasonably be supposed
that. in three years service with leg.
islativO body, | learned, tolcrably well,
at least, The duties Of Legislator.
With the advantage that this expert
cnco gives me, feel confident that |
could perform tue duties OF Delegate to
the satisfaction Of every citizen Of the
county.
And again, shoull you honor me by
an election, 1t would DO pleasant duty
to me, to lay aside all prejudice, and
to cast my vote for tue best interests Of
the whole people.
| know Of no further pledges that
could DO required or asked Of NE ; and
10 respectfully asking your support on
The second Tuesday 10 October, | offer
10 return-should | be clectpd-my
best services as your representative.
am no speaker-but It has been said
hat | am a ioorker, lshould cork, to
he best Of my ability, for the public
good, aud more especially for The inter.
sts VI my own county.
Vary Respectfully,
SlDAu H. CAMPBELL.
Chenille, September 10.
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ug almost a, unit for Colonel Ben

being almost a. uni! for Colonel Ben
Mr.. Golf being identified with tho
Radical party, is, Of course. the cham
piOn Of The Civil Rights Bill. tits al
together probable that he will endeayor
to shirk the responsibility Of being as
sOciated with this unpopular measure,
but Mr.. Wilson will not permit him to
escape. We may, therefore, look out
for some lively times IN the District.
The campaign will be short, but dcci'
siye.
That political corruption and profit.
gaey, in public life, have alarmiugly
Increased during the past few years
cannot be denied. What in the olden
time was an exception. now appears to
be the rule. The "Oredit MObilier,"
the Congressional "back.pAy grab, +"
are only the surface indications Of the
general rottsnness which prevails in all
our political departments. Tue most
prominent members Of Congress have
been proven guilty Of participation IN
disreputable schemes.
In view Of these facts The people de-
mund u.chauge Ofrulers. Congress
must be purged, Honest men must be
sent there. Let the people, then, Of
the First District sec TO it that they
send an honest man. West Virginia
must not loose the prestige she has
won. The Convention at EllenborC
has placed in nomination that honest
and sterling Democrat, Colonel Ben
Wilson, who now asks your suffrage.
lie is well and fayOrably known to the
people Ofthis District. and will poll the
entire strength Of the party.
So far as Brooke county is concerned,
although the Democracy are somewhat
at cuts on minor matters, we believe
that a solid vote will DO given the reg
ular nominee, honest Colonel Ben Will
son, who will go out Of the county with
a hundred majority, IH.ll'barg Ners.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-21
An "Indeperdent Candidate

The best Joke of the scasOD occurred
at Glenyille, few days ago, when MI.
Q. f. Scott, Of Richie, announced
himself as ian Independent candidate
for the Senate in the Third District
not representing any purty-but purely
independent" These arc about the
facts: Scott, who was candidate for
the nomination for Congress before the
Radical Convention, was defeated by
Mr.. Golf; and after the Convention
adjourned, little Radical caucus held
10 Wheeling, Outside the District put
forth this independent gentleman as
a candidate for the Senate.-We think
less Of him now than ever before. lie
has been n bold, consistent and out.
spoken Republican; and now, when
his record is made, to attempt to gull
the people with so thin dodge, is a
proceeding unworthy Of him,
With all tho talent be possessed, Mr.,
Scott advocated all tho intnmies Of
Radicalisn, including Registration and
the Fifteenth Amendment-be still
does so among Radicals; but in The
Democratic county of iilmcr he is Elm
dependent"
Be man, friend Scott! You have
built up rOCord-dOn't go back upon
it. BE Radical in GlOnville as well
as at Wheeling
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-21

ture, in suggesting the proscriptiye
laws which once disgIaCei our State,
the declaration was 50 much of q joke
that ii provoked a NEST powerful grin.
His defence Of the Civil Rights Bill,
also, was such q transparent dodge that
nobody was gulled by it. He may get
the Republican vote in Gilmer, but We
doubt Il,
Judge Camden followed Mr.. Scott
in a lengthy and elaborate argument,
being one Of the most exhaustive dis
cussiOus Of State and National politics
TO which We ever listened. We are
glad to say that the speech was partly
reported by some gentlemen present,
aud will shortly appear in the Demo
cratic papers Of the, State, so that our
readers will have the pleasure Of Pc
rusing it for themselves.
And thus ended the second days
entOrtainmeut-a perfect Waterloo for
the Republicans and New Orleans for
the Democracy.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-21
Won't Own the Corn.

1t is reported that General GoG, the
Republican candidate for Congress in
the First District, denies being In IA
vOr Of the Civil Rights Bill. We
doubt very much that be can make
the people Of Harrison county believe
that. We reCOlleCt hearing him land
A. @. Moore make speeches 10 West
Milford, in that county, in the spring
Of 1866, we believe. Both occupied
tho platform at tho same time, and
each endorsed what was said by the
other. Both Of their speeches we're
very extreme. One Of them, aud we
arc pretty sure it was General. Goff,
while speaking upon tho subject Of ne.
gro suffrage, which was then a question
before the co lntry, used very nearly. II
not exactly, this language:
"rhey charge that the Republican
party ia in favor Of negro suffrage. 1t
IS not true, but if it was, l do mot see
why they should make such fuss
about it, for 1 tOoald rather go 10 he
polls by the side Of q negro, than tcith
one Of these raganIabin Democrats"
We rccOllccI the indignation Demo-
Gratis felt at hearing the remark, and
a.O what cheer Of applause greeted
the expr,ssion, from their Republican
aui.once. There was a considerable
crowd present on that occasion, any Of
whom will recollccs the incident and
the language. -Fairmont Inaez.