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GILBERT & co.
Prohibition

Som, Of the temperance mon at
tackled this paper sometime ago because
it op,lscda Prohibition party. although
u advocated a proper license law. We
copy the following fcn a roper, Of the
Massachusetts Legislature, where thy
have had prohibitory law ia force for
several years. anIit shows how t1at hv
is looked on by temperance mem
Legislation on the LIQUOR question.
fcetiousIy designated the proHoito.y
law. viii be more than usually Interest
ing. The experience Of last ycat has
shown the law to be greater fraud end
f,rce than ever. Either branch Of the
General Court has an able and uGg
entill opposition to the existing Jaw
and an attempt viii be made 10 pass g
good license law. The resignation e.
Mr.. Griffin, one Of the Police Coma..-
soners. AMI his letter to Governor
WaShturne giving the reasons there
for, has produced a wonderful effect
among well meaning Temperance PEG
PIE, and the statements made lv tie
Disguised Commissioner are fully cor
roborated by the rcce,t report Of The
keeper Of the city pisoa Mr.. Griffin
only expresses thepujIic ent.mcn, here
when he SAYS that the law, its mode,
manner, and agencies Of execution ere
not instruments Of justice OF temper
oncc,~ and that the law. as it now
stands on the statute h0os. IS dgt.imeu-
tai 70 the cause Of Temperance aud
that cit leads to corruption and IN fl
cheney Close upon the heels Of tb,,
opinion, given after due J,Gbcratcn
suggested by experience. Genes the cfi-
cal statement that there were q, mint
ted ia the city during the past y.gr
$50 common dru9klris. aud 9.e52
simple duuharIs. T.ose f~uras IL
lustrate the practical vors;rc, Of the
Ia1o- l--. a..i-a" ee,
wonder at tlcm,-s crcriuo
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commissioners Notice .
II. 4. Abbott
vs..
John c. Green ct ais.
IN CUANCERT.

II pursuance o, n decree of the Circuit,
Court Of Boone cou ~, rendered in the
above named cause on the 2ud day of DC
t2ber. 1873. the undersigned a commits
',onst Of sand court. will, 1T the Clerk :
Office OF he Circuit Court Of Boone county,
NJ Va. .E ..e 1913 day OF Februar,
.r. I....-i TO t--s stat. AMI report
.- ecco .., - the shove uGlgI cluse as
'oTS:
First What debts, Il any. are due and
unpaid by the estate Ct Isom Adkins.
Jec'i. Aad 20 whom due the amount of
'ace how evidenced, with their priorili,s 9,
If any.
Second What assets have been receiv ed
y the Personal representative Of said
'son Adams. deed. ami the disposition
t-ercot hlat might Lsye been received
5r i.m D. the use Of due diligence.
Third, Wh-; rea' estate, IT any the
said lsom Adkins, dee 4, seized or pos
,-ss-i: OF as reasonable value, and the
ute thereto, and what liens, if any, ex st
thereon, auJ their nature.
ronr;h, Any matter whatever watch he
may deem pertinent and proper, or which
N7y p1rty may request.
Given under my hand this seventeenth
lay CT December 1878.
WILLIAM THOMPSON,
Jan SiU. Conn ssioaer.
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TRUSTEES sale,
OF TIE
HUNTINGTON ARGU

III ~ y u ON y ~ O'o.
Gv virtue Of deed OF trust executed
by William +. Wallace to me, as Trustee,
on the 18th day Of July 1872. to secure
to Samuel Pike the sum Of $4,000 made
due aud payable by two notes dated
April 9Th 1872, for equal amounts due in
- and Is months from date, with inter.
. 81; and default having been made in the
payment thereof, and being so required
by tie said Pike, will on Saturday the
2zth DAY O. JANUARY, 1874
81 The Office Of the Huntington ARGUS, on
Fourth avenue, in the City of Hunting.
ton Clhcll Co. W. Va, between the
hours Of 4. NJ. AMI 6 p NJ. Of that day
proceed 10 sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, FOR CASH the interest OF
the said Wallace, in the follow ne proper
~, to-wit:
Double Superoyal Press; l Small
Gordon Press, linking apparatus, roller
mould, 9 large stones and frames. small
stone, cabinets with cases and oil the
type therein, s gal eys, one wood galley,
l standing galley, double stands, ?
stot l., cLairs, | stand and ink stone. |
iron and ! bra IS roller moulds, 10
chase, hook chase, l pair news chases,
> small job chases, News and job compo-
sing sticks, stone pitcher, buck !
pan, lot ink, assorted colors, lot bronz
coal oil cans, , small OIL cans, desk.
clock, table, paper case, bellows
? stoves, and pipe, saw, l callipers
! paper cutter , type racks, framesla
cards l roll zinc, bank table, lamps,
/ Tot binieis boar ls, | shovel md poker.
| mite box, 20 pairs news cases, st, ell
22hoves assorted, lead cutter, wood
type cases, l match safe, 2 specimen
hooks.
Together with all news. job, card and
wood type, slugs, leads, lules, labor.
saving rIles, rniture, reglet, quota
ticns, and each and everything in, and
belonging to the Office now called the
Office of the Huntington Argus, at the
time the same was brought TO Hunting
tor, and established in the building on
.hescor1er of 3dsavenue and Sth street.
sss'Or as much thereof as may be necessa
ry to satisfy said debt, and cost The
interest in said property to be sold be-
ng two thirds thereof
f. S. BURLINGTON. Trustee.
April Dist, 1873.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

The IND-rEN2r>r ana the C'l.i
Comfy Press have been consolidated,
and viii be issued from TIT, oJit2 under
a new name on Thursday, or reen-
lr pu5gcltoa day. The firm nuy
and editorial management VIZ con
t.a1c rs heretofore.
GILBERT & co.
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wesleyan Female INST.
tuse,
STANTON, VIRGINIA.

Will begin It's 9th annual session Sep
TENDER 25th, 1873. This is one Of III,
first schools for young ladies in the south
Faculty consists 0 lwcn,y-three teach.
ers and officers buildings elegant
scenery grand-health unsurpassed
feeble constitutions here entirely res
tord-attendei By young ladies 70 q
fifteen Sonthern States.
Terms for scholastic ycar-boarl and
tuition in College course $4,000. IL
tras moderate. For cI;alogu OF a
pages, address,
RZr. W. A. HAnEIs,
Stautton, Va.
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The Virg.ai1 Legislature viii on
Tuesday neat elect United States Sen
ator in pl &c of Hon. john F. LEWIS.
whose term expires March 4th 1914.
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CopHEsp0yDEScE
On rug $50, D,c- 2l,h, Isl,

uHDrr deck. causing persons lJOhl.4
On, 70 irmp back for fear ola scratch
q nose.
The r,c came down after midnight,
and compelled Us to tie up to the
bank. or rather to the trees. Tn
boat laid right 10 among the bushes
We did no, reach Pomeroy till ar,,r
5,y,iyh, Wednesday morning and SO
u;sscd co,,,c,ion NTH the Katv-did
-. p.,t.-sb,rr 7 cot an The I'm
c. b,u.rsr and serted ~,
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G., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tbo
a III .,d r,o-r.
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worth in Pa-ler.1ur,2~
CAPT Thirty. FIVE cents"
N,y-sC,>hsr
C.r-.-aYes."
.N,y-aWelIvaps to send some
.up next trip
believe the Ca7.5io did no, swear
which sg,eks volumes for his GOOD
nature
N,r:e.,, The cellars in The logor
rart Of the town had been flooded
and rerso2s had been resbiDr
their house, bv boats % far back as
2n5ard 81 streets from the river
Tb, lroe brick school house had
,u. ,.,~ r,.,-o, e., l,r.r a.
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For Sale and Rent.

One large and handsome dwelling
house with IL rooms,
One dwelling house with 8 rooms
Both of these houses , re situated in Tn,
best part Of the city.
Also one excellent lot with good small
bouse in West Huntington.
We will sell the above properties OF
easy terms.
We have also for rent one store anu
dwelling house. GIBSON s sIMMs. If
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TIE i.oLton journal does not h-st
tate 90 call BIS yygLEa rogue for
lis sa.srv-grab bli, b1' has nothing
% say acaiA-t the man whose signature
made it Jaw Consistency. tiou ar,
a iewc.
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

sTROSg AND PrlH RrCH BLOOD-TycRgAsT
OF FLESU AND WklGHr-l'LERR skis IAD
BEAUTIFUL COMPILATION SECURED To ALL
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Notice.

I will take Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road Certificates in settlement of out
standing accounts. have on hand
lsr rye lot of Sash, Doors, Lumber and
Shingles, to dispose OF for the same at
cash rates.
A. B. PALMER.
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\ STOU y DING !
SIS IN VALUE FOR S3!!
4 Splendid Hclidoy Birthday, Fielding or
Frin3iy Preseat
The Original, popul1r, large and elegant
Oil Chrome,
THE OLD oAZEM BUCKET"
The old oaken bucket the .ron-hound bucket
The moss-covered BUCKET, which hung in the well
rafter JEROME THcMrsoS,) SIZE Il by %
inches The best parlor picture ever pub
lished. for SIS This large and truly
splendid Chrome, in all its original beau.
ty and excellence, is offered rs a premium
to each 8 yearly subscriber to
DenoTast's Monthly Magazine,
The MonEL PyRLoR MAGAZINE OF AMERICA
The Chrome is sent Vanished and on
roller, postage ten cents extra: or mount
ed on canvass aud stretcher, as an oil
painting, fifty cents extra which includes
transportation: or mounte1 on canvass.
and in an elegant p inch git frame with
aiabesaue corners, three yards of crimson
cord, and packed for -: making the v hole
complete. liaciulius Frame Chrome and
subscription to the Narazine,) only S..
10 not fill to send early and get the
magnificent Chrou o, the Old OAKEx
BUcKEr," which, in size and artistic merit
is quite equal to an OIL Painting worth
five hand "a doNaTs.
Vow ready Sent anywhere in the L s.
on receipt Of the aUoult Of the suhscrip'
ton. Address
W. JENNINGS DEMOREST
Sts Broalrry, N~c T,rk.
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NOTICE.
sale Of School Lands III Wayne County
TERMS OF SALE:

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA: At
- Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the County Court Of Wayne county on
Non lay, December lst, 1878.
George Massic, Guardian &c, and Sarah
+ Massje,
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How easy 10 is Co start on enron u-
paragraph on itsr1uri' and how hard
it is to stop l.. The Oh Kea,HeE
Flag, ays, Raleigh Y. C. has no. .
public school be, she has just paid or
$4,000 on account or q ev cr;uaal
Raleigh has both co'ored and white
frea sch p's largely endowed AMI wei
attended: and there are hv places a.
the S,lt5 whore more attention IS pait
:, elarat.on. Tie $4,000 va, wy
su?p1s' p'jd on a'cor0t or .e Pointer
tia-y ba.~- ,--.t.. ..--
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az NoDdoy, the 2qd day of
Hqrcb, 1914.

nj o. the real esnte o. the said Rank
rrpts, about 1905 acres, situate in Cab
ell county, on the Guyqnlotte River
~ ont ;vo miles from tie Courthouge and
fr.m The Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railroad
The sad real estate includes a large
WATER GRJST-NlLL. standing on tho
hank Of said river, with dam over the
came, AMI in correction with the mill =
large stora>house, ar q good frame dwsll.
ing Two hundred acres Of the land arc
q cultivation, ou which are several tene
ment houses and tobacco barns: 4 portion
OF the remain cr il well timbe~ed, The
said real estate will be offered as n ,-bsl.
or ui h'S, and sold IN whichever way will
realize he larg.s St sum of money Ga the
following terms One fifth OF the rur-
chase money cash in hand, aud the bal
IFce ia four c4a, iys,al m MS N six
ve've. eighteen, au itweuty. four months
respectively, with "a crest from the dav
o. sale Bond aui good security REQUIRED
't purchasers, and lesa. title retained as
further equity.
JOHN 3, LAIDLEY.
Jan c-tT. Assignee, sc,
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Sheriff's Sale.

I will sell on Saturday, the oath day
Of January. 1874, on Little Fudges Creek,
in Grant District, Cabell County, ONE
PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILL
AND FIXTURES,
also about 1000 reet of LUMR Err; 250G
feet of BEING PINE FLOORING, and the
balance POPLAR LUMBER; attached g
the property of W. J. BELL, and sold
by vrtne of an or3er Of the Judge Of the
Circuit Court Of Cabell County, made al
the Decembe.' term, 1873; in the case OF
c. VI. ALBERT, Us. said BELL;
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash for all sums under SI0,C and
y credit Of months, for all sums over
that amount, taking from the purchasers
bond with approved security. Given uu.
der my hand this 29,h day of December,
1873.
D. J. SMITH. Sheriff, CaBcH County
By GEO. +, MILLER, Dept.
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Assignee = Sale .
IS the matter OF the bankruptcies Of vii.
liam F., Charles D., Robert F., and Sam.
ue, Z Duscuberry, bhukrupts.
IN BANKRUPTCY

By virtue Of a decree rcn Tered in the
said matter in the United States District
Doart tor the District Of West Virginia.
tt ,hc December Term, 1873, shall DR.
coed 70 sell. at public auction, to the high
Nst bidder n; tn front door Of the Court
aeuse o: Cabe.l County,
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DR.. RAILWAYS
Observation-Disclosures

perfectly tssteless. elegantly coated with sweet ge.
pure. regulate. purify. cleanse and Strengthen
ways Pills for the cure Of all disorders Of the ciona
Liver Bowels kidneys, Bladder, Nervous DiS1osS.
Headache. Constipation, Costiyeness, Indiges,ion ~
pepsia Blllousness, Bilious Fever Inhanmanon q
Bowels, Piles. and all Dersngemenss Of the inssiy
ylscera Warranted 70 effect positive cure. rua.I
Vegetable, containing no mercury minerals or ceE''
Gus drugs
few doses Of RADTAT's PILLS will free re =,
TEN from all III, above named disorders Price y S
per Box. SOLD RY DkUGGfSTS ,,.,,f
stamp to RADwAY 4 CO.. No. 20 Warren n, 90,
ToTk. Information worth Thousands Will be ssp' -
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MOTTO 81

Messr.. John Ta;l;ey, j., L. II. Burbs 5,
Il lien rurks fe Gate laidicyl,
Ulysses ftil'ey, a.. crt Laidl"y, Geo.
La ley. James Laid!ey, Sarah Poage
ilate Lqi lay). Theodore Lailley, and
ali the uakuown n irs of Joha Laid
ley. d 4. nd James Williamson;
YOU will take ro'i3e that or the 18th
day q; Fsb.ury, 1874 between the 10 rs
Of : o'cl,ss, 4 NJ, AZ d o'clock, 7. NJ.
of that day, At tn house Of Jesse Fry. IN
WAYNE comfy. W Va, We viii proceed TO
take the dcpoaitions OF Patrick Napier
and others t. he used when 'aken as evil
leuce in our favor, upon the hearing OF a
cause now pending in the chancery side
Of the Circuit Court for Said county, and
# fom any cause the taking Of said dep
ositions should not be completed on that
iay. the further taking thereof will be
continued from time to time and place
10 place, until completed.
JESSE FRY,
Ian. 9-4w. Russell WATTS.
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and WEIGHT is Seen and Felt.

Every drop OF the eAR5APAriLrIAT RE-oI-
FA.fI rou luficniss through hg Blood, 5veef Urlas,
and other I4iis and juices OF the syfcn the vgor o.
life or PAIRS the vases or the Lody with ard
sound material fcr0full, Syphf COnsufn ytlan.
Glandular discase. Ulcers M the throat. Nouih. To.
mors sodesin the Oanesand other ~ the system,
Sore Eyes strumorOn, discharges froD the Ear, and
the worst forms Of skin diseases. Erupton., Fever
Sores scald Head Ring Worm. Salt Rheuin Erysips
Acne, Black Spots, Worms In the Flesh Tumors Css-
In the Womb. and all weakening and painful d..
charges Night sweats, Loss OF Sperm and ali yms, ~
the lie prneiple arc within the curative rHnge Of N
wonder Of Modern Chemistry. and few day. use wi j
prove 10 any person using ifOr either Of taese fors 81
disease Us potent power 10 cure them
1.-THE raticnt daily becoming reduced By the wnsisS
and decomposition that Is continually progressing s4t-
ceefs In arcstlng thee wastes and repairs tie fels
with new material made from healthy booi-E1d MS
the sARsAPARlLLfAS VIII aud does eccure--a cars
Is certain: Tor when once this remedy commences ~
work II purfcrton and sUccesds.in diminishing ih3
los OF wastes ~ repairs Will bs rapid and every dar
tho viii feel him cf growing better and stronger
tie food digesng better, appetite Improving and tssa
and weight lncrcasiug.
Sot only cofs The skRUPlRf-LIAs RE-otrvrr excel
MI known remedial SCENTS in the cur. Of Chronic. Zero
fuiOus COnsttULona and skin dlsesSss; but Il IA
e3ly positive euro FOR
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, $ 5
A + Rules held at The clerk office OF
h,he Wayne county court on Monday
December LIST. 1873.
Geooce Mlsse. Guar
dan, dc and Sarah F. ! In Chancery.
Massie,
James Clay, Joseph Bronham, Nancy
J. Hdnham. adults, Matilda Clay Ellen
Clay and Stepea g, Clay, infants, and
hens at law, OF Susan Clay.
Tie object Of tire suit is to obtain par
t'tion Of tract Of land wi.led to Susan
Clay, by her father Thomas V. Baskyrk,
deceased, situate in WAYNE county, W.
Va. And it appearing from an affidavit
filed that James Clay, Joseph Rranham,
Nancy J, Brauham, adults, Matilda Clay,
and Steplea G, Clay. infants, and heirs
at law Of Susan Clay, deceased. are non
residents Of the Slate 81 West Virginia.
Ii is therefore ordered that they do ap-
pear here within one month from the first
Of this order and do what is
necessary to protect their interests in
this suit.
Tc~'e: GEO. ". HUTCHINSON, elk
G. +. Rallif, Sol. 1t
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G. C. BROWN.
VI. y. blNO w y,
JIM. 81. G,e9w0Ol. W. Va.

= GATE r- VEST y. INA 40 Rules held
> 70 thr , .r.'~ one Oh. :Ne q llt Court u
U tra CpU-.y, on -h- .-a- Monday IN Deem
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FEVER AND AGILE.

FEVER AND AOUE cured Tor my cent, There u
not remedial agent In this world that will cure Y,ytr
and lsue. and all other AAlsriou., Bilious Sear's'
Typhoid, Yellow, and other Fsvcrs faded by RAJ
MAS FILLS 40 quick ~ RADNAYs READY "a
LlEP Flfiy cents per bottle.
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Kidl.c1 Dc Glozder Comp,o.nts,

Urinary ard Womb diseases. Gravel. Diabetes nrs.sT.
Soppare Of Water. Inc9Huncnee OF Urine. Brghts D.
esse. Abuminurla, and IN ell ca-es where there ~.
brckdustdepOsits the water is thick cloudy. Esi
with substances Ike tie willie u an cgg, threads 80
white Sill. there Is morbid DARK, bilious aJpts
auce and white bOncdust deposits and when tlcfs =
rrcklny tgrning - nsAii0n when passing water ara
pam In the Small Of the Back and along the LDlls
Tum0r of IL Years. GrOWth
Cured by RadU0y's ResO,renf.
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SlAlE Of W G4Nl AlNplNi-N' - ''
Al Rules. held in the Clerks Office Of
n the Circuit Court Of Wayne county,
on the first Monday in December 1873.
John W. Perry
vs. In ChahCeFI.
The object Of this suit is TO obtain title
to a tract Of land lying in wayne county.
This dav came the plaintiff by his att"r-
new and on his motion and IT appearing
bv an affidavit fled in this cause that Jo-
semi Duvall and Chas Duva.l, the defen-
dants IN If suit are ncn-rcs iCeGtS OF this
State it is ordered that they do appear
here within one month after the publica-
| ton # this order and do what j. neccssa-
~ to protcct-tLc;r intcrcs; in this suit.
Tesie:
J. =. WELLMAN, Clerk. b
Burns & Ratc'iF, SOS.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. SIS.
TRJLFS held I'm teCer,'s Office
| y Il the circuit court q wayne county,
~ tire arst Monday in December, 1873.
Harrison Tlsckcr
! John y. L barts, J In Charccry.
Geo. NcEmoS,
/ G.. G.. Burgess and
Lameca Adkins,
/ Sheriff. Sc
| The object ci this suit IS to erjoin the
cole ton Ci debt a s253iD and inter
est, part Of tie purchase price of two
! lots with tire bald rcs thereon. in flC
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q REEN 30 7 T o VI .,

Tho NT,-oiGcea. tract of BORROW LAND, cor
u-isius 900 Acres, AIJvu az
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-05-29
SELF CONFIDENCE.

How highly some men esteem
themselves. How little they think
of others. The man of self esteem
knows everything. His neigh
Dor is ignorant. He sees clearly.
His neighbor GEES through q glass
darkIy. He is infallible. He new
err changes. His friend is weak and
vascillating. He loves himself;
he pities others. The world was
made for him. He allows others
to live in it. He worships himself,
and is surprised at the stupidity of
the world in refusing homage to
the "I ar"
Our self confident man is always
OF the right side of every question.
His religion Is of the purest and the
best quality. He leads the only
honest political party. He knows
nothing of political corruption but
as he sees it in party which refus-
es TO be led by him. The hereto is
the man who refuses to worship at
his altar. He allows his neighbor
to agree with him religiously, and
follow his political party. The
moment man differs with him he
is "thief aud a liar" He glories
in true followers, and despises the
man who will not come after him,
He is a leader. He cannot follow.
Did you ever hear of such a man
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TnK NEW CONNECTICUT SENATOR.

The Democratic party has illus
trated how badly it wants reform
in the Connecticut election. The
man Eaton who they elected was
an old pro-slsvery disciple of CAL
houn before the war, and q rebel
sympa'hizer-popularly called 'cop-
perheads-of tho most violent char
acter, during the war. All right.
IL is well to understand just In
what direction we are drifting.
Reform in Connecticut means the
supplanting of Buckingham by Ea-
ton. And that's the KIDD of "re-
form" the Democratic party will
give us whenever it gets In power.
We suppose the Republicans OF
{ onnecIicut who went over and
helped to put the Democracy in
power then recognize by this time
that they have done "big thing"
They certainly ought to feel proud
of results so far.
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BoeY.--Mlssouri has Bogy Sem
ator. He is n Democrat. He is
one of the n-progressive sort.
lie believes in the past. He be-
lieves in the constitution "a it was,
not as II is. He is opposed to
amendments. He dislikes civil
rights bills. He is no reformer.
lie reioices in democracy 'as the
great conservative power that must
save this nation" lie has been too
conservative to speak, until the
New Hampshire and Connecticut
elections walked him up. He sees
In these GLORIOUS earnest of the
victories which await the Demo-
cratic party in the near future"
OF course he will oppose Senator
Schurz's reformation In Missouri.
He goes for Democracy straight.
He is q consistent Democrat. Dis
affected Republicans can make up
their minds to stay a. homo, or go
over to tho Democracy, or unite
with some faction TO be ingloriously
defeated. It now looks as though
the old Issue will be forced upon
us. We shall have TO go with the
progressive Republican party, or
the conservative" Democracy.