The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-28

TO Denver, Wnere tile pdity VIZ Wv
eide asto a return East or a visit to
Texas. They viii be back this way
when they propose viewing the fu-
ture city at their leisure.
The editors all responded favorably
to an invitation to an excursion on
the trial-trip of the new two-boat of
the Western Iron Boat Building Com
pany, and took passage at half past
one o'clock, to stake" in jefferson
Barracks and the water works.
The Wheeling papers, and more
particularly the Standard catch at
publish everything they see and hear
that is calculated to hold up to ridi-
cule the people of the Third District
in relation to the Capital. Just poke
your fun at us and laugh while yoa
csn. twill be our time to lauslrin
November when We see the Capital
summarily removed from your city
and locatedat some other point-per-
haps returned to Charleston. Your
100000 building wont save you.-
The West Virginia Legislature will
never occupy its halls.
And now We read Of frauds in the
recent election in Ohio, as ifthat was
u matter of wonder wherever the Re
publicans are successful. Why, the
party was conceived in fraud, given
birth by fraud, and fraudulently
maintained through its chcckcFcd
existence up to the present hour, by
the most notorious gang offrauds any
county under the sun ever produced.
Really it would be surprisinsto hear
Of anything else than fraud and cor
ruption in any transaction with
which the Republican party is con-
nectcd. It's record can be summed
up in one word-tfoad.
The Mason County Journalsays the
Register is the acknowledged organ
Of the Democracy in this county, and
the only Democratic paper published
in the "Senitorial' District" Bro.
Mason you are badly posted as to the
senatorial" District, We beg to in
form you that that sprightly paper,
the Jackson Democrat, is in this "Sen-
itorial" District. The Journals in
formation is about on a par with its
orthography.
ofall the public departments the
navy during the proAigatc rule of
Grantism has been the most grossly
mismanagcd, and has become in pro-
portion to the aggregate of cxpcndi-
lures the most disgraccfully corrupt.
Once the pride Of the country, it has
sunk down in general estimation at
home, and is a byworl and scandal
abroad.
In speaking of the arrival of the
Press Association of West Virginia,
the NIartinsburg independent says
"Whcn the boys at the depot saw
the party come up the depot steps,
the cry came up from the throat of
the admiring gamin that the concert
troup had arrived, and several of
them rushed up and begged the priv
ilegc of scattering handbills for COM
plimcntarics."
The .Iorrnal editor writes a whole
column leader in reply to our article
last week on the Ohio election. We
have read it and re-rcad it, but could
not find out what he was driving at,
to save us. If any man can read 1t
and find the sense of it, he can do
more than We can. The only point
in his article is its photography, and
it is so perfect it ought cntitlc him to
position in Yale.
The New York Commercial Adrcr-
ti;scr says: There is no necessity for
the Republicans of Ohio to protest
that the did not use money to in.
fiucncc the elections. The Democrats
of New York sent enough money to
Ohio to defeat Allen"
An exchange says: General 0. 0.
Howard is trying to show the sin
ncrs of Oregon the way to salvation.
If he don't succeed any better than
he did in running the Frecdman's
Bureau, he will bankrupt every man
who invests in salvation on his ac-