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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-22
Caben Democracy.

We must confess that the Dam
ocracy Of Cabell was considerably de-
moralizcd during the campaign just
over. There are several very appa
rent reasons for this. la the first
place. Gen Wi;cher, the Radical cm-
didite Tor Congress, is q Cab,ll cnm
" man: he IS to-, however untitled
for the position of Congressman. per-
,oualIy a clever man and good neigh
Dor, consequently would be apt 20
curry a good influence in hi, own -,s-
ton.
Then the Iudepeudeu, arl Gd.cal
candidates for State Senate. were all
from Cabc,l county, each of whom
ha1 his personal friends and inhu-
ence. Mr.. Scott is wei known. in
zoe cognty; is a mighty good fellow,
and has many very warm friends ;
"ClawhaDmer" Witcher too has his
personal friends and influence, but
judging by his vote. his friends did
not stand by him very well
Captain Parsons the Republican
candidate for the Senate is q man
who is so useful at home that bis
neiglbors would not vote fer bim o.
70 away.
Mr.. Hayslip. the Republican
candidate for House Of Delegates is
IN old and respected citizen lie j.
a Federal office holder, and We d,
not suppose he had any idea Of be-
ing elected his position made it in
ambient on him 70 sacrifice persona
feelings for the sake Of the plrtv
ami 50 he had to set himself ~ to D,
'0ow.ai down. Oar Republican
frie-is have often insisted on III,
Importance cfregariing qualification,
rather than Politcis, but in this in
stance they dill not practice what
t1ey preach. Mr. IIay>lip. while he
}. a clever, honest gentleman and
good citizen, is past the age, wher,
: ain can hold his own in a Legisla
tive assembly; his opponent is not ;
politician, nor can there be any fault
found with him As a business man
"e'tizeu Or a ueishbor. consequent,
I - wa, according to their own rea
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-22

Tennessee would not put up with
Brownlow as a sample OF their brains.
The object of the convention seems
10. be to aid Attorney General VIII
lians in his crusade against the
South, and to make the people of the
north believe that if the Democrats
are successful that the South Will
secede.
The Convention reassembled at I
o'clock. On motion of Judge Coul-
son, Of Alabama. a committee OF
three was appointed, to whom was re
terred 2 volumills,lS PASS OF CORES
pondence from AL parts Of the South
in relation 10 outrages, &c.
Goyernor Brooks, of Arkansas,
then requested the attention Of the
| Convention. and spoke for about two
u
hours. making o bitter attack upon
the wMto league, AMI proAaimine
reconstruction 4 success. He said he
preferred a government Of thieves to
one of murderers; demanded more
| legislation for the protection of south
ern loyalists; increased Jurisdiction
Of the Federal courts. He did not
intend to allow any one to call him a
carpet Dagger, DC
The speeches Of Parsons and Brooks
! fore shadow the ac.ion of the conyen-
ton.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-22

T,E New York SU pay tie willy
senator from PArker,harg, the
following left handed compliment ::
Arthur I. Boreman is a candidate
f,r re- elcc.;on 70 the Senate from
West Virginia. Brennan J. chiefly
llo;cd for nothiag. Ike is q profound
" >rri US individual. ami give. III,
attention to getting his friends into
ia, Territorial positions. co@ne ot bis
appointees. who are credited 10 West
Virginia, never had a legal residence
in the State. One of them slept
there oven night, iourucyed on to
Washington, and was gaz"tted from
the mountain Commonwealth. West
Nirginians have becu remarkable Tor
their independence in politics, and it
will be interesting To- observe their
course toward one who has been Il
devoted heucamm Of tn " hite
House and friend of worthless carpet
basgers Borcman is Kellogg
without his opportunities.
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al confusion.
The Democratic Banner whose ed
itor was secretary of the Democratic
County Convention, and also of the
Congressional Convention AT Charles
ton, came cut for the Independent
Candidate for Congress, and when he
retired, went for Witcher the Rad
| ieal candidate
It supported the Independent can
didate for Senate; at the head Of It's
columns it had,
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
FOR CONGRESS.
We are authorized TO announce SC.
JNO. :. WIrCHER.
Of Cabel County.
FOR STATE SENATE,
HARVEY VI. SCOTT.
Of Cabell County.
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
/ JNO. w. THORNBUEG.
That paper was considered by ma
ny a Democratic paper, and yet is
Influence was more against the party
than a straight Radical paper.
Tho Huntington Commercial was
started as Al Independent paper. l.
too has been giving circulation TO al
the SANDERS that malice could invent
Iagainst the Democratic nominees,
and has aided to the extent Of il
ability in bringing on gcaeral state
OF confusion in the politics OF the
. County.
Then came the spurious Wayne
Advocate, with It's little all, and
helped the matter Ly starting anoth-
er Independent paper in Huntington;
its independence consisted in selling
itself out for three hundred dollars
TO Jno, Halls friends. Its editor
had pNfts>ed 70 be a Democrat, and
started the true Wayne Advocate a.
i Democratic paper.
The Republicans are greatly elated
over the result of the election; they
are something like the boy at school,
who, with pair Of black eyes and a
bloody nose, was going around shout
ing and hurrahing, after fight with
another boy; some one asked him
what he had TO hurrah about? he
replied, "oh, never came 50 near
licking him in my life
The Republicans here are happy
that the Democratic majority IN Cab
I'll has been reduced, and they have
come 50 near licking hem.
We ask the Democrats to consider
'fhese matters, and CLOSE UP THE
RANKS; the present campaign Is over;
our opponents are rejoiced that the
divisions in cur ranks have cnabled
them To triumph at some points MN
lei local prejudices be forgotten, and
the party rcunite Tor the sake Of
principle. 1t Is rot likely Jha; Dom
ocrats can be much ortener Fooled hy
the cry Of 'Inlerendcn;. Every
independent paper in the DISTRICT
the Kquawha Ctroaiclc, huntington
Comm,rc;d, the Guyandot,r B,tqner,
the Kanavha L,ips.deat have
come out squarely for the Raiicd
cand date tr Congress; they viii
scarcely claim the name Of ludepend
emit hereafter. Let truth, purity
and patriotism animate the party
let the peopI, feel that however local
influence may tend 10 weaken it, vet
when these are past lis principles
bring IL, memh.rs together in
rr;,,, which p,rtau3s iuviuc;bi.itv.
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This Institution. established IN one " the J.: =
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Each patient hils II chamber - himself and re-
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Tie Surgeon WITH his family esides ~ the In
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THE f9ASON e. HAMliS
ORGAN COMP-A y Y .

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the finest assortment 81 the Best Cabinet Organs
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Formerly, but also on new plans OF easy pay
Eleuta. the mos favorable ever offered. organs
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REFERENCES

Knowing that the management % THE b--oc'a
ion Will be conducted a. represented. We cheer
fully recommend the same 10 the pubic.
James Leonard. John Hoiford. John r. SeIbo1
gal. ". n. VIM. n Tone. J. VI Cook, hdermef
City ~ D-nison, Texas. Judge VIZ. D KIRK. j
Ncvins. City Treasurer: ". Is. Boss. Lone stat
Mia Weekly Times" DrnisOn r. r. Fnllei
AlInl Hotel 81 Col lsnli 4 Co, Ne chants: VIM
Hgghas. Real Esta'e Broker: FIRST Nafiona
Bank. Denisnn: Col. Frank SchTafer. ExMayor
Daily 4 Weekly News benson: SAMUEL A. Cook
Real E-tate R-oker; jos. P-rTy. A'torneT ". X
T r. K. : Gen. q. 4. Buel, L. :. Amy, Fl
Griffith, Texas.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-22

A Convention of Heroes from
the reconstructed State-. met a;
Chattanooga, on Tuesday last. 1t is,
as tar as We understand it, composed
Of the blsc,t Republicans Of the
South, Carpctbaggers, Negroes, ard
advocates Of the Cjvil-Eigh:s bills
The infamous Scallawag Governor
Parsons Of Alabama was elected
Chairman he minus Of his speech
on taking the chair. may be known
by the following extract. The Re
publican party had planted and
watered the tree of liberty, and had
a right to suppose itwould become a
beacon light to the world; but life.
liberty and property had been in
constant peril, murders have been
committed : and how few have been
punished, &c. &c" lie regretted
this state of affairs, bat :. was entire
( " due 10 the Democratic party, or
Secession party that such lament
able state OF affairs existed. The
. speech was full OF just suaic malicious
tal,ehoods, The speaker was loudly
Iapplauded when be finished.
Pinchback, the would be, negro
IL. 5. Senator from Louisiana, was
there displaying his impudence. lie
said ''he favored large committees, Is
there wasa desire for notoricty here
that he had seldom seen in such
bodies
There was not a very harmonious
state of feeling. \ debate arose as
to the number to be appointed on
the committee on Address, 10 which
the delegation from Mississippi want
ed a larges number than one.
L. {. Camp said he WAS willing COR
Mississippi to have two members and
cast one vote. Tennessee had brains
enough in one man to Gil place ON
that committee.
Mr.. Brown, of Mississippi, said
that Mississippi had brains enough To
equal any State. and was not afraid
to compare with any reconstructed
State.
Another delegate sail he hoped
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-22

We have not vet received the r.
turns of the voIe from some of the
back counties Of this Senatorial Dis
trict, but viii give them as far as re-
ceiyed :
BOONE.
Concress-Hereford, SIC; Wirci,er Ia;
House Of Delegates Powell, Dem, 455
Mitchell, Ind, POI; Workman, Ind 90
Senate-McGinnis, Dem, 565; Claw-ham-
mer, IL; Parsons, Rep, % Scott, -
CABELL.
Congress Hereford, col; Witcher, $40.
Senate-NcGinnis, $40; Parsons, $40
Scott, Ind, lf9; Clawhammer, 0. House
Of Delegates-Thornburg, $50 hays.ip,
As.
LOGAN.
Congress-He Hereford, Al; Witcher, q.
Senate-McGinris, 43l; Scott, Ind, -
Witcher, lClaw-hammerl TO- Parsons,
~. Home uf De,egates-Stonc, Dem,
SSS; Floyd, Ind, So; lIinchman, Rad,
10.
MERCER.
Congress-!Iereford' majority, 400.
House II Delegates Reynolds maj rity,
over IIerndon, Ind, and White, Rep, 300.
WAYNE.
gress- Hereford, 659; Witcher, 2l@'
Senate -Mctinni,, ~; Scott, II; Witch
er. SO: Parsons. 81. House of Delegates
-Ferguson, 500. Wm. Shannon, 299 ;
Wm. Owens, ii. 3al votes were east
against the alternate road system, and 272
in favor q il.
The vote in other counties Of the
3D. Congressional District is as fol-
lows
MONROE
Congre-s-Hercf rd's mai rity, $50. -
Senate-Dennis' maj rity, POI House Of
Delegates iiou-ton's majority, 323.
PUTNAM.
Congres-Uerei,rd. III; Witchc., rs.
Senate-F"rrell, al; Mclean. 3Sl.-
House Of Dc'cgatc>-iiiit'c.,
KANAWNA.
The average majority OF IL" Democrat
ic Ticket is %
BRATTON.
Hereiords maj .r;ty over 900. Par
dett's 3U1. SquireS i elected over SIN
gc.n, JAG IBIS cai.d date.
NICHOLAS.
g., III e. yV;,ol..- -
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The iOnch elastic, the tone powerful, pure ana
even through the emit scale. yet mellow anu
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cslleb in tone beauty; they defy competition
The Concerto stop is line imitation OF the u
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treIncly low for cash or part cash, anu balance
IN monthly payments. Second hand instruments
Al great bargains. Agents van ga. \ liberal dis
conn; 10 teachers. ministers, churches, schools,
lodges. &c. Illustrated Catalogues mailed. nor
ACE WATERS x ssh, 81 u. oadway, New orH.
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THE irrepre>si5lc Monroe Register
,ay. the Democratic party beats the
odd Boy" lying when ii accuses the
Republican party of being committed
to tine civil right, bill. That caps
the climax. We can't do justice to
such paper a, that. 1t is past all
help. There is no hope for it. /; is
now in order for it 10 say that Thad-
deus Stevens. 3 +. Butler and
Charles Sumner are represen atlVc
man Of the Democratic party and
that the government of South Caro-
liua Is an eNemrliicaiion OF honesty
and economy.
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Ss. MANHOOD,
: How Lost. Few E.EsT(kID
IL Dbl

just published. new edition OF DR.. trLFsh-
WELLS CELEBRATED ESSAY ON the radical cure
fwiih0ut mhdiciuel Oi Spe matuuhra -: MI
nal Weakness, Inv lnGiaTy SvIlinal Losses. IN
potency. Mental and Physical Iacspaciti. inpehi-
mems 10 Marriage. etc.. also. Consumption. hp'-
kpsy and Fits, in'Gc"fi by self-indnseDce W
sexual extravaganza, &c.
sS-PTice, in a sealed envelope. only SIX cebta
THE celebrated author. In this atIn.in'Je Es-sy.
clearly demonSrai ss. from . thirty years sue
cessful practice, that the alarming cpDse1u-nos
Of seli-abuse mag be radically cured vi q w
the dangerous use Of Internal medfc.n 90 the
application Of the knife: pointing cut mode ~
cure AT once simple. certain and s1rrtu5l, 10y
means II whish every sufferer no Dii;er what
his condt.Dn may he. may cure himself cheap'y,
privately. aud radically
.1-rais lecture should he in the hands OF
every youth ard every man IN the land
Sent pns.rr seal. IN pain enveiop- m ~ ad-
dress, pot pafi, on receIp; Of six Gems 90 two
pos =, mps.
&dd .ssihe Publishers. CHAs J. G: KLINE
4 Cr I 3, b0ue. y, y. l.. y. q. BHI go
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LIST OF GIFTS:
NUMBER OF TICKETS, 10000.

PRICE oF TICKETS Whole Tickets, so; HAYES.
$40: Quarters, -; Elghths, or each Cuu-
pom, 2.5o; 5E Tickets fof 500.
The Montpelier Female Humane Association.
chartered by the LegislaiUe Of Nlrginl., and the
CirUnlt COuf OF Orange county, proposes. 10y
G and Gift Concert. 20 establish and eidUH "a
Home for the Old. lntrTn. aud Dest nte Ladies
% VI, GINA, at Montpelier, the tOsme. resIdenee
Of President JANUS Madison.
G1vERvoR's OFFICE. Richmond. July 81. iss4 -
I: affords me pleasure 70 sag That am well ac-
qdeiuted WITH large IN .yOriiy Of the Office. II
tne MOntprli-r feInabe Humane Association
who reside IN The vicinity Of my home and at
test their Intelligence, worth anu hi.sh reputation
IS gentlemen, q vel as the pu.hc en-, q lence
Influence and substantial means literally repTe-
scented among them.
JAs- l. kE,IPgR GOY. Va
ALEXANDRIA Va, July = 1873 con =
men them as Z nilemen OF honor AMI integrity.
and fully emit led 10 the confidence OF the pub
lie,
K W. IICGaEs, u. s. Judge, Easn Dist. Va.
Further references hy permission: His Excl
leucy Gilbert &. Walker. EX-GOy OF Virginia /:
Iloa. Rob. T. v the 5 Licnt-tiov sf flrsinia
and |. ;. senator eleci; senator's aud Neill, p
Of Congress from Virginia
Renitidnces for tickets may he made BIZ ex
press prepaid. post-oifice mo ey order on Wash
n2tcn, d. c, Or oy registered letter. Rel iDIe
agents wanted everywhere
For iull particulars, Testimonials e.. serfj fp-
cifruiTr. Address.
HON. JAN = 8Ak sUUK.
Tres. = II. 4, Aic@ I'D. IL, -.
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The State Jltsnal which prides it
sell on is verlc;iy, anj also vouches
for the truthfulaesS of its correspon-
dents, SAYS in its last issue, Ohio
has probably gone Democratic by a
small majority, Indiana is 50 close
that both parties claim the victory;
Iowa has gone Republican by
abou, 1900 majority"
1t is strange TIA. they should get
the news from away Oft IN Iowa so
much sooner than from OHIO, just
across the river 1t did not hear
that the Democrats have elected one
Congressman in Iowa, for the first
time since 1872.
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Good ana Responsible Persons Want
ed u work for the interest. 81 this Asa
citation. l.. berai Commissions allowed.

How TO REMIT TO ls:-M1rev should
be sent hy Express or by Draft, Post Office
Money Order or Registered Letter. Ad-
dress all Communicative 81
ALPIIEUS X. COLLINS, Sec.
~ lj--3m. DensOn, isIa'.
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Vauce ami Bundy.

vt the last Congressional election
II. :. Bundy was elected Congress
from the District opposite this part
of West Virginia by a majority OF
2,9O7. The great change in the sen
timent OF the people is apparent by
the fact that his opponent Is elected
this year by majority of 1855
making gain for the Democratic
ticket of 1872 votes.
We congratulate the people Of the
Eleventh District on securing an
honest, able and fearless representa-
tive. Mr.. Vance understands Tie
needs ct the Ohio river. and We feel
sure will give his help TO any pro
Jet for its Improvement and the
overcoming Of the annual anunyanccs
We suffer from low water.
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4 statement ~ the Distribution wi. be 7T'-
lished and 70 wardrd u ticket holders. and all
gifts vii. b. promptly paid after the dstrihn.iOn.
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DEPOSITORY. First National Pank, Dsnisol Texas
LIST OF GIFTS
J 5000

% 10 Grand sash Gifts. amounting 90 500. o01
p Prizes n Real Estate, amounting tO.;0.@D
10 .s9 Gifts. amounting "a. $50 %
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CTaAYED OR STOLEN!

Two cOvs-one \ large red COW, with w1tte
stripe down the back. and wh te tail front right
rat lager than the rest. The other Is a small
red cow. Trey are alSaSs together, and rarely
with o;he- cattle II found AMI returned to the
owner a suitable reward will he paid.
ROBT T. HARVEY.
oct 22-It huntington. W. Va.
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TGE returns - ar indicate that
Wilson Is elected by Il small majority
oG perhaps POO; while HEREFoHps
majority VII be about 5000 and
Faulkner about +u90.
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Contains 90. 600 recepts To- everything (bOna-ide
number: beware OF bogus imtationSl. Also
lGtrly Indispensable TO all classes, saving money
daily 10 every 'uyer. Selling faster than any
other three books combined. 6page circular
ami extra terms free. +. \. HI JOHNSON Il
CO ClUinnltl, O.
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ELECTION RETURNS.

We have not vet received the r.
turns of the voIe from some OF the
back counties of this Senatorial Dis
trict, but viii give them as far as re
ceiyed
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BOOTS s. SHOES.
HENRY BALI.
soorAHoTV SHOE MAKER

THIRD AVE-, OPPOSITE BURDrCE'S BLOCK.
Good work guaranteed, at low prices GIVE
him 4 call. Oct. st-lm.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
:" ""
NOTICE .

THE arIa ot Gilbert & Co. has this day heei dis-
! solved. N'--rs. Dpwner X 90. purchasing the
interest ui Joan Jay G bert; All persons IN
iehted 10 the concern viii please make payment
TO ". :. Dpwner & c.. who also assume al The
liabilities Of the late firm.
October 18th, IS7l
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ElNlNE.

Congress-Iiereford. 576 Wircier Ia;
House ui Delegates Powell, Dem, 455
Mitchell, Ind, POI; Workman, Ind 90
Senate-McGinnis, Dem, $40; Claw-ham-
mer, IL Parsons, Rep, %; Scott, -
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The mex, Legislature %. Ibis State
i. composed As follows;
Senate. Democrats 10, Radicals
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LOGAN.

Congress-Hereiord, Al Witcher, q.
Senate-McGinris, 43l; Scott, Ind, 81;
Witcher, lClaw-hammerl 10; Parsons,
-. Hone Of De,egates-Stonc, DEM
SSS; Floyd, Ind, 81; lIHnchman, Had,
-.
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Congress-Hereiord, 60l Witcher, $40.
Senate-Nc(iinnis, $40; Parsons, $40
Scott, Ind, li9; Clawhammer, 0. House
Of Delegates-rhornburg, $50; hays!ip,
10
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Agents Wanted

FOR THE GRtSDgsT BOOK EVER PUBLISHED.
youyAy.s DICTIONARY OF E.E.T-rAY WANTS.
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Oaic'al vote f Hereford, LBS; W.,ct-
or, $50. Terrell, IS, Mclean, 9l3; Sc
hon. l.2G5; Mccullough. l,22i; kcy-
nold-, 80; Blmgardaer. Isl.
JACKSON.
Hereford carried Jackson by from two
to ,aree hundred majority.