The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-31
HE WOULD BE INDICATED.

We regard it as certainly unfair, to say
the least, in men to charge upon public
servant swindling and fraud, from the
press and stump, and when an Opportuni-
tv is given his accusers, backed by the
power of the State, to arraign and prose-
cute the wrong doer, for them then to
GIVE THE LIE To ALL THEIR FORMER
ACCUSATIONS,
and refuse to father an indictment that
charges what they have charged times
without number. 1t is about time this
bug-bear of Jewish nightmare was re-
moved from a
NOSE HOLDING AND LONG SUFFERING
PUBLIC.
Mr.. Walker passed in review upon the
ISSUES that he thought must enter largely
into the present campaign, and upon
which the Democracy must stand or fall.
The Constitution, with its freedom from
cvcrything-class and partizan-was
highly eulogized. The school law was
fuvorably spoken of i'll its general tea-
tures-some changes might be necessary,
which could easily be made by the LeglS-
lature. The Radical howl about the
enormous road law was commented upon,
but it was noticeable fact that the alter
native road law OF Radical origin had not
been adopted in single instance, and all
seemed to be working tremendously I'M
der the old system, The
MUCH ABUSED COUNTY COURT SYSTEM
was touched upon by the speaker, and ne
smoke of the general satisfaction 1t was
giving in portions of the State; and he
regarded many of the complaints as arl-
sing from the incompetency Of the JUS
tees comprising the Courts, rather
than from defective system
but even in this case, as in the road law,
provisions had been made that any coun-
ties desiring different county Judiciary
had but to make the effort, and not one
had moved for Il change except tbs coun-
tv of Ohio, which either proved that the
Radicals were insincere in the abuse OF the
County Courts, or they
HAD NOT BRAINS TO INVENT ANYTHING
BETTER.
| am ubl ven hll'hift'fS -
synopsis of Mr. Walkers speech, just
merely few points that he touched upon
Nv limited Caliber wouldn't presume tC
say ANYTHING as he said it. He was elo'
0ncnt logical and painted, making You
feel all the while like hurting somebody
if You could quit laughing.
lie closed by an eloquent appeal u
Democrats of all shades to close up the
ranks. Settle party differences within
our own camp disregarding the supreme
oticiousncsS and busy meddlinS oil "ui
old enemies, who have despoiled us I"
every right, and but await an opportun'
ity to repeat their registration and othei
/ impurities. He was
PARTICULARLY ELOQUENT AND NlVll
in his denunciation of the old constitu
ton, which is So longingly gazed back
ward to by the Radical party, and whlcl
! they hope again to fasten upon the goo'
people of West Virginia, characterlZlnss
! it as the prisoned fountain from whlci
/ came all our evils.
Mr.. Walker went from here to ClarkS
burg. where he was to address the people
on Saturday. We would be glad If h
could be heard in every county in tn
State during the canvass. He Is accom-
panied bv Mrs. Walker.
Since last wrote you
SEVERAL DEATHS HAVE OCCURRED
in portions of the county from
fiux. and it was feared that if TIT
extremely hot and parching weather, o
a week ago confined, that this terrible
disease might become epidemic, but it
appearance has been checked by the lat
showerv weather and the consequen
changed and purified atmosphere. Ih
TAIL OF THE COMET
is supposed to have struck on Laurie
hill, near Sam. Canfeld's en- last Sunda.
week. All the damage has not been re
ported but it is understood that Sam
was given the cerebro spinal meningitis.
The Enterprise says Randolph is q
years old and has never had Senator
We thought she must be younger thai
that from the way
SHE Is NOW CRYING FOR ONE