The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-05

same reason that would prevent a
gentleman from gallopping through
a barn yard on rainy day with
4 pair of white pants on.
The political skies are
bright and Frightening.
The"incomo" bugaboo having been
exploded, what will the Radicals in
vent next? It's only by Islander and
by defamation that they have any
hopes of defeating Gov. Tilden, and
they must be lively! Just as soon as
one lie is nailed, these inventive
geniuses must have another ready to
take its place Come, what next?
We firmly believe that Simpsons
majority will reach 800, and D. S.
Steyonson's will not fall very much
short of it. The dirty and contemp-
tible lying of the Radical organs to
the contrary notwithstanding,
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By voting to sustain the Republi-
can parity you vote to sustain the
unparalleled roberics of the public
treasury by Republican olliceholdcrs.
The robbers have not been punished
and the men who attempted to con
Wet the thieves have bceen dismiss
ed from public service. To prove.
this, we have only.to refer tothc eases
of Bristow, Wilson, Henderson and
Dyer.
Laboring men, do you want work?
Then work for the Dmocratic ticket
until the ticket is elected, and there
will be plenty for you to do, and good
wages, after the country is satisfied
that we will have an honcstand eco
nomical government.
The clubs should hurry up their
committees on naturalization, and
see that every man in fav-
or of reform, who is a foreigner by
birth, has his papers. We want a
big majority this fall in Mason.
Democracy fights for principle; Re-.
publicanism squabbles for Office
Principles are worth fighting for.
1t is now a conceded fact that Ohio
and Indiana are safe for Tilden and
Hendricks thisfall. The bloody shirt
can't save either state. The people
are at work and intend to act indie
pendent of all fuss and feathers, Nor
ton and inGdel, Bob Ingcrsoll. Ohio
will roll up her thousands and Indi-
ana her ten thousand-surc as shoot
ing.
Itmay take the shape ofthe "bloody
shirt" "Tilden's record" "the solid
South" the results of the war, or
whatever may come handy; but the
real issue with the Radicals is to di-
vert public attention from the unex-
ampled corruption of the Republican
party during the past eight years.
The Monitor blows hard and lies a
GOOD deal, but it will find that the
people of this county are not yet
ready to trust those who so recently
violated their every promise, and in
thereof Mcssrs, shrews-
bury, Mcnagor and the balance of the
Radical ticket, will be invited on the
10th of October to remain in private
life at least another term OF four
years.
The false clamor the Radicals have
raised throughout the county, of in
creased taxation, and increased ex-
pcnscs in administration of State af-
fairs will not work for them this
time. They have deceived the peo-
pie too often Right, fellow-citizcns,
vote the Democratic ticket, and hon
esty, as in times past will character
iae the acts of your servants.
Do you want to vote for n man for
Sheriff who in 1866 published a card
in the Register denying the report
that he intended to appoint John w.
Miller and John NJ. Reynolds, his
and afterwards did appoint
them? See record. One let out pris-
oners, and the other stole the peoples
money; aud twelve poor men of this
county have now TO pay for Millcr's
rascality.