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to u.s. Iins lthe day Of wise. old
fashioned sliesmapship, when the
great poWen Of the Federal govern,
ment, the exceptional powerto inter
ZERO With ths States, were held with
strict feserIs. This Is only ia Incl.
ashil aud details. The results we're
ehiitely divergent. Il il the case Of.
what is known IN Pennsylvania as the
"BuckshOi war" aud may be simply
stated. Joseph Ritner, abOlitiOui.t
aud anti.slsSun, Was 4 minority, or,
rather, plurality Governor when elect
I'd, aud, bis term Of service drew
near the close, 10 1888, he became.
il possible, mors 20, We don't IN.
suit his memory by comparing him
si,h kvllygg; but Ills administration
was NOT vi, ulost chasts. aud he aud
bis adviser bad reason to dread, Is
Ksll gg has, lie aiyeht Of a new
Governor and an honest Legislature.
Tbs slesiiop of that year showed thai
b,lh wer.lI baud, I'Aea it was thai
Thaidsus Stevens aud bis epaisderales
in Harrisburg and rhiladelPhi. de-
lsrminsi aud proclaimed their resolve
10 Urea. lie election asst it had mel
Oeeurisd.H aud, BY false rrturl,. to
secure majority il the Legislature,
sosI 10 sssur. inpuuity for The mis'
deeds ,he past. They had q pliabe
srs,arsipy bsaid.' just as Kellogg
has. aud i excluded prsviuut, jus, a.
kellogg does paiishts, and it gave
l.lrs sgbiisalss. Armed with tlivst
the siinulilsl member, in both house,
slrnyd lhJI Naii. A, this Demge'
ssy = bnvs. rough ding in thp.,
days. re,ol.sd. aud hosssliy elected
nsnSsrs. holding hOs-N ocrIiis4lss,
went V llittiIburg, basttd By . lob
By ne. a, al dispi SD 10 Be lriasd
VIII. BoIh psfiiss. rather turbulent.
,,.l ...snAi;ss II a. -, ha;ii;aa
~, o,vsSi,s5' = rI'Ss,. va. ,,ais.,as
mi M, ,as ,b,,,,, ~ ,iol,ss. III
around. Roguery, however. IL very
,ao ,h.,.i Kslln,s n.,sil.iii.m
M =. . $50, ,.ha., ,,ap..ih,. !. NJ,
4. Lold,,,. m;,h. ~ .os Al.
Sre,ts, Mn S.s.,s ~. q s,,,. A.,
Il ,Ls S,o"m"a vssi,h .sS NJ Thai
.IS.s. s,,,,as ;ssn,,s ~. ~ n sssL
~isao~ M al NC ,r.,h ~ .o,,r
TS.a ~. !. ~, :a,s,.a, is;,a.,
NJ. . s,,.tsa ss, !. ,,ssp nan ~haily
liz N. na,,r 's ii. ss..,anal.,. ,.sy
aro.n,l Mn ss,lsI -. ~ p,ssisan,
:, n. IinI.a So SO. IA, w. De-,
Ifo. s,ilil,rs IA 10 saoot.,. dom:
liz ,;nIsn., H. iad;..,.j II,
moss. me-. VA, a .on,;l Of e.,,lr,
q, Carlisle barracks. less Inn .stn,,
mllel Oh, Iha Hrenldeut 0lu no.
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ana aid fairly have free, peaceablc,
aud full registration aud election, 10
which clear Conservative majority
was elected 70 the lover House Of the
Legislature. Of which majority The Com
s,fyatiyes were deprived by the unjust.
Illegal, aud arbitrary ic,ion Of tho Re.
turning Board"
There Is no doubt but the testimony
warranted much stronger expressions
than the committee employed, but the
judicial calmness which lpervldes the
report, and the absence q al bias or
feeling. eu,iilc it for that reason II NC
other 10 tho fullest confidence Of The
country.
gontrasisd with the partisan tone OIL
the message which Lapdaulst Williams
wrote, with its VIGOROUSLY false state.
meats, syasions, and eraggentiOns,
this report cannot fail to produces tu
impression on the public mind, aud
satisfy every candid man iha. The out.
rage ia Louisiana is far worse thaa re,
presented, und that the President de-
serves Impeachment for a Wilful abuss
IT his trusts.
The whole scheme which eulniuaisd
On the lth ofJanuary was eoneOe.ed Al
Washington, aud the President detail
I'd Gen. Sheridan secretly for his infa'
NOUS service. With full knowledge o.
tue violent part be was TO play, zen,
De T'rObriahd declared he was "Obey'
lipg orders when u the head VI sratJ
soldier. he forced out ave members o.
iAe Legislature. Those "ordepn have
.eea iuppresssd. together with oil the
military proceedings Of that day, tx,
sept tho passionate statements oil Shsr-
id.u derived from Kellogg and Pack
ard, aud proved by the report Of the
Congressional committee to be destitute
of lny truth whatever.
The issue Is now joined. Apimpar'
li.l committee havs cleared away The
otseariiy With which the President and
bic lsliOuers have sought 10 iayest th,
naked Hath. Their report deals viii
The vital question, and does not At
tempt 70 dodge i. BY unworthy devices
eIpleded sivrlss, peiiiiVgyiug quibblsi
or stale tricks The position Of th,
Republicans who surrendered to III,
prssideut ani renowned their man
hood was bad enough, even on the falls,
prsivuesi Of tue message. Now 1t i
leplOfabls aud desperate beyond IN!
former experience.
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AMu.,y pf, eedsat.-

In great parliamentary crises, a,
every one knows, the frat done |, q
look up .'ptecSdent.p Our erisi, /.
not 10 any sense parliamentary, OF,
10 our form Of speech Congressional.
aud ifilwete We are not trained 10
much rttpeet for tie authority d
What has been done before. Sill,
pfecedenia lave . certain sort Of In.
lsfe.t, and II. as 10 tue Maryland case
Of 1865. recently disiuteffed they
have little aihonliHtm favor, they
do ecnlnaud attention "a fe,goiien
precedent. which ia some Of It's feat.
utts u 90 oil iouts with what has been
Attempted 10 Louisiana, has occurred
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agres to 30 taxed TO the amount Of
Two hundred or Two hundred and City
thousand dollars each 10 build this
road. and your citizens Guy old
friends) take the balance Of tie stock ;
wh eli know you would have reapy
sale for such bOuds in New YORK.
At Thirty years seven per cent Londs
Of Harrison and Lewis codniies, then
when you have the road in good ruu-
ming order. aud upshur aud Ran.
delphi equities see that il is due pay.
ing institution. that ysur land, are be.
Ing enhauced BY its value, That Yves
ton is being made a great city and
the Capitol Ofths State, they join ~
aud subscribe their quota to carry the
road gu to Beverly, they will hud q
market for lunbe, aud timber Of all
kind IN the East and much cheaper
aud better way. Of getting out With
oil the products Of The country.
! have written 10 several parties for
information aud reports regarding
Marrow Guage llail Roads aud iu'
suueted them 10 forward thcm on IL
you We have q Marrow 1uag,
Had ia operation here or rathsl
building called Louisville llarrOis
creek and weslpcr., which has .wslvl
miles bull. and IN running order, III.
President. Mr. James Callahan, vii
send you one Of bis annual reports ~
coon Us he gers them out, hut vii
say ihatif -FOUR commii.,v- will ,isil
our city and examine this read The!
will return home aud report layOrsbl'
on Narrow Guase kail iiOads.
Very Respectfully.
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The Narrow tiuase Rail road.

Below We ptiut another letter from
louisville, kentucky. III relation to
Aaros Ganes lAiliityads:
LVuisyilLs, Kr. Jan. q, 1915.
s,i.to,. Deup,erat.
Ian really glal TO sec that your
people arc l,tslauius to bs stirred up
VI the subject vi Raj Roads, aud that
they are 10 favor Of The Narrow
Guisc plun. hope you will keep II
before tie peoples" build tue road
from ClsrIsusrs to Weston for
trial. il cost. but little more than our
old fashioned iurnit.., your people
eau get toto tho asr. =, 60 to Ciatis.
burg 10 M hour; lauy eau bring
yOur ireigh. gu. as CHEAP and | must
say ~ pei eout cheaper than csn b.
ItousLI BY = Broad Gusgs; many
will say WY Is tbs. we'll II a rvad
cat be buill at 80 or 81 per cen, les
they certainly eau haul freight and
passengers IS u 5U per cent cheaper.
Nov below lgivv you prices Of cars
broad aud Narrow Gusge. First
class passenger coach broad guage
$4,000 10 Sy,00U-nms Of harrow
suage $4,000 to IS. COO. BIold guage
carry ouly six passengers more thu
the narrow guags. Broad rusre
boz car 500 " 81, 600 narrow suaes
$3.50 70 $40. btusd. guasc carry ole
" two tOas more tlisA The harrow
guags. litoad gusgN Gopdola local
csrl) $3.50 TO $500 Narrow Guuee
S2i6 10 $3.50 Iron rsili PET mile
ivr liro.d GuSge will require abou.
$4,000 pUuuds. reckoning So pounds
10 a.,nd u iron. willie that u the
Narrow Gusgs will require shout
los, 600 pounds, counting w pounds
ofiron TO the yard, tits class u iron
eau he bought at our mills now 1t
500 per ton with fshfblr fastening all
Cross.ties for Broad
jusge will cost ~ cents average, while
hey will ouly cost 25 cents iot Mar.
row Guage. Grading. bfidge.work
md masonry. will cost 80 per cent
es. Now, as Isaid 10 my last let
or will not old Harrison ACE Iswis
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Tho pre.ldeacy or 1910.

! The fact that the Southern States
have one hundred aud thirty. eieh,
electoral votes. aud that they will oil
be east for tue Democratic nominee
for the Presidency in 1876. has proved
a deep thOrn in tue side Of the llepub-
lisans. Only 1874 votes are required
to slect 10, ll,o electoral college and
the late elections Indicate tia. the
DeIaotrats will have but little trouble
10 secure enough from tho Northern
shl Western States ~ give them tic
desired insjorilJ. Its an ugly fac,
" the ADMINISTRATION party aud they
can't exactly SEQ how ,hey eau dodge
il. lfthe Democracy holds itsown II
has not much 10 fear from its corrupt
aud iass waning adversary, who
thossh II fnarsbals all tho Office hold.
er. At present aud makes a good show
il like white sspulrbfs aud must
fall. Tho Republican press arc ii .
inos, unanimous in saying that il theii
party hope fot auuntiuuauce 10 pow.
", il iuas. throw overheard every 10.
mas. Even tbis won't do; tue shit
itlslf Il rut,.A shd leaking, aud II
laust be tun astouud aud laid aside,
NJ repairing iliat eau he done between
nov aud 1870 eau render the old
hulk sea.wcrthy. Victory does mol
always 20 baud in hand with adyan.
tsgs, aud often the yictors ind them.
selyes worse Oh than before BY the
Decentralization and lack Of discipl ipe
AYs trust w Democrat will on accom-
u the late victories DO content. We,
as a psnJ, are obly On the tlireshholl
ii yietsry, aud " daily aud dawdly
away The oppor.u Ivy now presented
all rrpder vur position worse than
before. The discipline OF the party
,auss DO Insisted dpou. No eomprO.
misses with enemies, nor tsmporis,ns
must 10 iudulsed. Ii the party Is
true to It's traditions. to is principles
aud preserves It's onward lnarrli, 1t
will. is surely Us tue sua rises, con.
lroi tue Affairs VI thi, country after
1876.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-08

PREslEESr GRAST is preparing his
military machinery to secure hin the
third term. Under preieIi Of war
with SpaiA be usAls the army aud ns.
w put on war footing. His expert.
enee 10 Louisiana seems 10 convince
him that be must have more heavy
ordnance TO subjugs,s New York,
baltimore ead other cities that dare
to question bic right 10 rule with The
tyranny Of a military dsspoI, 6iys
him what he asks for nov and h, will
have enough to nsnsss .hs polls 70
his satisfaction. The ballc, EoI., Of
New York city caa readily ), thrown
into confusion BY military intsrf,rsAes,
and few heavy guns il tho harbor
could finish the matter. t
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lance have be.u offered since our la.
issue:
On motion Of Mr.. Ssaires,
Re,Olsed, That the C.mnitie, 0,
Roads and Internal Navigation Inquire
into the ospedielsy oil appfopri.lin.
The sum Of i've hulJrsd dollar for ID,
purpose Of builains a b idgs oy.l
Kuauls Greek, o. tie Gasley Btids,
Turnpike road, 10 the county Of Brax
ton. ~
On motion Of Mr. Cbiiea.,,
Re,olttd. That the Auditor b re.
quested to furnish to this Huuse, 4
within bis power - do %, tbs pumbvr
ofinaane people nov confined 10 ih.
jails Of tbs Stats, AID the COS, Del
capita per week. Of 50 keeping them ia
jails. 2
On motion Of the sarns,
,Relolred, That The Committee on
tue judiciary be ttquesled 70 report q
bill defining especially .,he power. el
eoanty courts ever turnpike ..rVads,
formerly owned BY the Stale, tbs. have
been Transferred " The counties through
which said roads p,s,.
Ar. Chideitsr offered the following
House Joint Resolution No. II, con
corning .he debt Of Virginia:
.WnEHkAs, Sines de report Of The
commissioners appointed W Governor
jacob 10 1871. no seiion has been IA.
ken by The Legislature Of this State in
relation to the public deb. Of Virginia,
and no definite understanding has bsel
arrived at concerning the proposition Of
said debt which il properly charGsable
70 West Virginia ; aHd
WnERtAs, The report made By the
said commissioners should at least meet
with courteous consideration, and liz
subjeet.matttr be fully discussed By the
representatives Of the people ; there.
fore be !. 4Hs
Rescttsd, That the GOverssr 30 re-.
guested TO pressut 10 each Ilouss Of the
Legislature $50 copies Of The report of
.aid commissioners, with iuel .O,hes
suggestions 90 the ssbjssi q, he may
deem pertinent. Wick resolulion
vas adopted.
Mt. Chid,..sr presented The petition
Of Abram O. Hale. sfLexis county.
asking for the payhsa, VI q certain
el.im due him frola The State Of West
Virginia. and such other relief q the
Legislature may dssn proper. which
was referred 10 The Copmi,tsss on
Claims AID Grievances.
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As the Legislature ba, engaged 10
.he profitable business Of custisg COM
plimentary votes on The Senatorial
question, VIC desire TO notify our dele
gate that at least 800 q those that
voted for him q, the late election, will
expect complimentary vote. and in
order that he may get through with
that little job BY the end Of the sps.iol
be must vote carly, quick and oftsI.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-08

Hon. pAsirt JonSsos President Of
ths seprie ena lion. Charles Faux.
psr emphsiieally deny That they have
entered iuIo any combination to dc.
feat the sIestiob Of United States
Senator By The Leeislaiars.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-08
LAND SALE.
Caroline W. Quarter, ssseulri., &c ,

csrolips W, Quarter, ssseu,ri., &c.
rstssfiss Hays, &c.
N ciiAScTay.
Ia pursuance VI decree Of The Circuit
Court VI Gilmvr count. rendered al tue Sep-
lember terra ihefeof, 1873, The undyrsg nsd
commissioner will, Oh the frs, day Vi tue
March Icrm 1875, VI the circuit court VI said
county, NJ the ir Int door Of tile court house
llvrrOf, proceed 10 aril at public auction, n
valuable tract Of laud, !, ing on The " ysl
Fork Of lhe Little KAnawlia River, In cal.
houn couiiy, tontainiug
7JU ACRES.
being the same tract Ofland conveyed by
Al,s1aasder,w Quarter aud vie " l',rs-
gtine hays by deed dated l?ih VI July 1857.
Said land will be sold ior CASH.
w. q. BENNETT,
fsbs4w csnu,Asiunsr.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
n. .. Hall, plain,iE
DsnIsah ksensr, st.l, dsnndanu.

n. 0. Hall piainilni
peulsah Kecner, ct H. defendants.
tfl " ciiLNcEhY. .tai
Pursuant 10 decree entered In the above
styled cause by the Circuit Court Of litartou
county, on the 7lI Of August, 1874, the
undersisnedi rs Special COMMISSIONER, will,
On the "a day 81 March, 1875, that being I
Court day isf said county, 10 front Oh iht
eoali house door VI aid county, proceed 10
% The ltsel OF NJ
JOS ACRES,
In ihe bill aud iro,ssdihgi Of said eaus,
mentioned, - The ftsidue offtO acre., litu.
ate IN said county, w the - fofk u Seer
vteek, a. public auction, 10 tie highest bid.
def, Tor eAili u hand ~ pa the coats Of ibis
suit, and expense Of sais, aud The ftiidue on
a riedlt VI y aud ~ months, taking from
The purchaser noits bearing inleftst from
date, With good perional security, rtiaiulng
lea 90 tie land a. hitther security.
Nj \. FRAME,
m Special Commissioner.
\ January 2s. 1875. fsbs4v
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West Yirgiui,.
AZ RULES held in The cletk's Ohic col ihs
Circuit CvuhOf Drnton count, on thsfft
Monday IN Dterm lef 1874.
John y luths, David Is. liaras and Gideon
" liuths, late merchants aud rstiher,,
doing Uu,lntss Under the name aud 81 II
Of ''3umi kco.p liia.'ii % ~
W. fftfi utfrte l.iiQ
Sarah Jane Mclaughlin, willow ofAidi
Mclaughlin deceased, duncan Nrl.argli-
AnthlllA Nsi;Oy and fmneis VI. .eCoy,
lrf husband, Elizabeth Slu.reS aud Dsa.
III $ Squire her hnsbalii, aatgat,l q.
Hall Aud Chatl,s y. Hall, her hub shd
Sallls u. RhsA aud John l.. Rhet, her
husband, and Addition Mrl.aughlin, stiil-
drtn and litits At law Of Addisvu Ne
Lauyhlin, dte.astd. ~ tl'f il
rI7slsf ~ c,LAscERY. .,f..r
The object oithii suit Is TO enforce spec.
ilit eontiAet made between the plaintilfs aud
Addition Mclaughlin, ia lis liIt iims Tor the
tlls oitso certain tticisof land IN Btaxiun
eo-nty, on the Little Hanawha river aud lis
sAiess, eohhlhing irEetlst about 291 acres
Aud II appetriny BY affidavit flied that
the defendant duncan Mcl.auglllin, Charles
u. ilall and AargiretC Hall, his Niie, IRE
non residents Of this State, Il & ottefrd that
tley dOappeitl.efe within onv montli,aIief
the date u tic hut Publication l,ftof, aud
do what y necessary 10 protect their inter
est. llAicJhy ifssie: n
j, NJ. JONES, Clerk,
I. ]. Baxter ~ x 5si4ga .as5
NOTICE TO TAKa DISPOSITIONS
S.sr. CIR. Hall and Margaret 0 Hall, lis
x wife, and duncan Mclaughlin, latti,s,
defendants lpthr above spit, pm aHQi'
fon willtake notice, that on tile 2tth das
o February, 1875, nj The siole.ltuse u
llnrns 4 Co. At l.nnbefnori, ia liraxion
rotiniy, Rsl Virginia, Between .he hours VI
O'Clock A. " AID bu'eiOek T.. ". oi that
day, We will proceed 10 lake ille d,positious
Of Gideon " Buins aud others, 10 We Rad
is evidence ins elaneery eiitse now dslrhd-
ing In The Circuit Outfit VI llf,xiDn c,iiiuty,
In whiehNesfe plaintiiis aud you mud 9TH
eis are defendants. And ifffnm any cane
the said drposilions siivuld dot peihken aud
cump leted vn that day, theiinklLg VI iht
'aue will he continued rom day " day and
from tlue ~ time till COMPLETED. "
BURNS 4 Co.
J.nlsiN by their Counsel
ts Htffa b.
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LANE SALE.
Exchange l4ak q ylrxIuia

Exchange ilank Of Virginia
ilober. Gibson, .tal
Ia pursuance oil 4 decree o. the Circuit
Court VI irRxivu county, rendstvd VI II,
August tern, 1878, the Undersigned Coinluis.
s!lVLsr, vii! proesyi, At tie trout door VI ihe
Court House OfSald county, VI lie ats,. day
u the Match tern, ISIS, Vi tue Clt.ult court
u SAID county 10 sell Ut public auction, "
Tue highest bidder, Tue Robert uibiva hi ~,
bug on salt Lick, III said county, contain.
ny about
$50 ACRES.
Said hrni Ia well improved, water,d and
lilnDeted, aud has w II plvnty u e.aI, n
good log house, smbiv aud uul.lvu.eS. Ills
convenient u seiiVvls, nills AMI .lvies, and
y VI Ag0Vd rOad =
ltwili 10 soid upon credit Of Q, IL and
10 mvutiis, Tut purchaser giving bOlds b...,.
ils iasote's itVts date, With good ptisvu.i
w. G. BENNETT.
f.lslw Commissioner.
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Proceeding, OF III. sl.lal., ..

The following sills ., local impOr.
lance have bs.u offered since OUT la,l
isSua. 4T
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-08

ISToRE HOUSE.
Thli property can be had Al very low
ierips. Title tttfeci
Lon. No. "a FiSE FARM Situate u
Mills from wesipn. containing l5o aei,,.
" ell Naiiitd. 80 Aeies under cultivation.
,.eud sicry log h6use, frame barn, and
~ nsiessAfy oui.tui'einss. Title perfect
$50 rer aeft.
LOT So'io -Ayaiuable FARM IN i,rax.
ton eouaiy, 2iniiisi iiom The Weston AID
Ganliy Ridge turnpike atSalt Lie u iigr,
tontenielt 10 inil 5, shrtehtr, Stores ind
schools, 10 Ailiof With from lid fltta
good rJadii,ais
Ssiltafn i situate on Salt Lick aud Beer
Gatden Hun, "a btanch ilieroi, euhtalhs $50
aeFts, OF which Ailout lvtiy aeiei are level
aud Tie remainder rolling 20 acres are
well improved. 1he soil u iith ard The
land well wGertd aud timttrhl and fun Of
coel. ltliptAg 50, d log dNelling hen e,,osn
crib aud necessary bu,-tuildlnas; also
good orchard. VIII te sold cheap aud apen
reasonable terms.
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one hundred aud sesrni,-fre ofwii,h are
Improved. liwsli watstsa w Two rsapisg
stream. aud four nsytr falling sptinrs. Il,
has y llieesion. soil an,l'A lilesisnr quarry.
II has on ia gsod two-stoIy ffynp house.
coniaiuinr i've rooms, all ihenteeisary cut
building, siabltsi rofheribs, a.. A good
young orchard aud a hhe we'll Vi mo.t q.
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LOT NO. BAN elegant Dwelling
ilnu,e and large lot IN the town VI .ston.
This property Is situair On lie lower Art u
Main Siitei, mud isphe OF the npst desirable
. & ~ town. Can BE bad ehsep. II.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-18
,IOIIAL ASSASSINATION.

Sundays Virginia Enterprise publishes
q ruHior TO the effect that a gentleman,
prominent in the politics of this State,
has made Rn assignment Of his property
for the benefit Of ore creditor, aud that
the others-quite a numerous crowd, by
the way-were left without any re-
course Whatever" The ruu,or further
stated that to accomplish this, and TO
carry things along smoothly until oil
danger Of the Bankruptcy Court was
passed, this gentleman had broken
faith with his best md most trusting
friends and had made solemn promises,
only to conceal his purpose of doing
some acts which were in effect the
breaking OF his promises. This course
has alienated the sympathy. which
under different circumstances would
have been given in full measure" The
publication Of such a statement upon
the strength Of q nero rumor is couclu-
fiye evidence that the Enterprise, at
least, has expended none OF its surplus
sympathy upon Governor Bradley, and
tho Rnimus Of that journal towards the
gentleman is clearly portrayed. The
fact is no secret, that through a generous
disposition to help others he has be-
come seriously, embarrassed financially
by permitting his name to be used as
security for the indebtedness of friends,
but the intimation contained in the En-
terpUie that Governor Bradley Inns, or
would, under any circumstances, DELHI
erntely engage to defraud any man out
of the yaiue'of anything, Ne do not
believe; and Notwithstanding the
Immaculate authority claimed for its
statement by the E~RftEpriJt, we will haz-
ard the opinion that IN impartial show
ing Of all the facts in tho case will prove
the falsity Of all such charges. The
Governor is no stranger upon this
coast, and the reputation of q man,
whose character. through q long course
Of yeara, has stood far above reproach,
can not be permanently injured by the
calumnies Of enemies, however high
their position; and much, very much
more than vindictive newspaper asser-
tions will be required to convince the
people OF Nevada that q man whose
whole life has given the lie to such an
aspersion; whose integrity hns never
been impeached, would now, when-in
the order OF nature-nenr the close Of n
long and honorable life, foul his
escutcheon by the commission of o base
act.