The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-15

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columns, and to lay it before our readers
J There is a desire 10 our State 10 Orgauiz
a party based entirely upon interest o
particular men, aud tho interest Of .th
people is Of necessity tObe ignored. W
commend the letter to the PeruSal Of gu
readers
MARrrSmuRo, " w., !
December 81, 1873
Editors independent
GESrLEaEN-My attention has beef
called to 40 article which appeared 10 you
paper this morning copied from the Wheel
log Lahlligcucp and beaded the "0r
: ganization Of the Jacob Democrats,
from which learn that at meeting
held 10 Charleston Boyd Faulkner, o.
Murtinsburg. was appointed from the
Second Congressional District on
Committee "to look after the work Of The
subordinate organization 10 every county
Of tho State"
presume that | am the person refor.
red to; but at whose suggestion this ,honoI
was conferred upon me | am uuinformed
confess entire ignorance Of the objects OIL
the proposed organization; II, however thG
purpose is to combine into a party The
Democrats who cast their votes for Cover
DOR Jacob at tue August election Of 1872,
an uot.of that number was neither
q resident nor q voter Of West Virginia al
tue time .Sf that election, nor for some
month; subsequent thereto. | had there.
fore no participation iu The feelings that
sprung from that canvass.
For Governor Jacob personally | enter
tain Tie kiudest feelings, and would cor.
daily unite with him or any other good
Conservative 10 the State 10 organizing
thoroughly and completely the Democratic
party Of West yirgioid; in placing . that At
principle, irrespective Of the personal for;
tones Of auy individual, and 10 doing all
ID my power to bring about perfect con.
ciliatioD and harmony among its members,
hut under 10 circumstances would I.be in
strumeQtal 10 stiHihs division, or widen.
tins the sapCs tastaay possibly efls .9. 10
O!!' "a. sS;g DI,,.s
y :, s;,has I;iS ma +. would h
tt6s. litter, not III, tssmer. The reel.r
ue76 Siudisi0qst
Its!aoada q Atl!s. sss9, compared SI'b 49,
le,SgesS e. .pHir,:
f N iIsSs yiess I'D cxpiesss.
ips..ts1iG % 4 SstI dDae, hastily; BIT Dc.
Icidodty. boEsiaS doubt can %TiSe. aNto
my prCFoDe or future position Z ~ 81. 4,
yeTy ttI8S,9 b !. ;:s r
sI. SEaB94aV. FuyLN!NEh, 7
ii Ks :, - .%.,g.
\ STARRING WHIST edr LidaoF. Costs 81
yaSS6a sbelolloa;dg Il tls RjthhsIa
FsE,, i; y},r.s .iflSss RI. b. 5yd. RI Ruff.
ID ]. 4, ~ 16s'lSSi;on
" S'ascs esPyE''sSuO"'
I3f EiFginlaSiu tls aHpual report 70 Tue
EGenOral Assembly, advocating, q heavy
tax uuop liquor, in order to increae The
S,,,o ,ovaDns n The scbool fund, that We
0'''' ,s's ."ss ~ - La;,I,si,Ei0 N. ;ms+k
ul+' wv u, r.S Nj u ,bo s,,,o
when we put the llq"- lnk 10 Tue 0'A'0
as beverage at $l2 100000 every year
Tho surnIusape, be il moro or less, may
- r., modioino mechanical, and manu-,
y W.
factuHng purposes ,o-o
The wheat crop in Virginia 10 loiV was
in round numbers S,SOo"VV oaSHei'
which, at 81 81 q bpsheI' t"h'cn rs more
than the farmers got) was worth just tue
cost Of our driOkaOIes'
Virginia Of every description is over
s2S, 100000. II sold to pay our liquor
bills, it would all bsgone in two years y -
UOce more, tue tOlsl Value ~ E'V'' ."
farm productions IN virginia 8 'a inSana
increase Of live stock aud Ss!ue Of mP SST
meDs I'm in 1871 was s0melog over over, $oi :,