The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-27
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of New York the taxes were $4,000
600. Now they are reduced to $780,
600.
Carl Schurz's brother-in.law goes
for Tilden and Hendricks, Carl
didn't find him in his breeches' peck
et.-Post.
Reform inside the party is again
illustrated in making cabinet officer
chairman of the Republican Nation
al Executive Committee, The next
step will be to make the management
of political campaigns 4 part of the
regular official duties of Cabinet Of
fcers,
What Gen. Hayes said in his letter
and what Gen, Grant said in COM
munication in 1870 are so much alike
that both documents might have
been written by the same man, 1t
is very likely they were.
Jewell wouldn't assess Postmasters
for the benefit of the Hayes election
eering fund and Tyner will. So
zach" said, "Jewell, begon," and
Grant opened the door and propelled.
Wisconsin Republicans have dis
covered that the Democrats are going
to make desperate efforts to carry
that State, and are alarmed.
Grants great object at present APP
pears to be to restore tile Whisky
Ring and protect all the knaves con-
nected with it. He wants their mon
ey to help elect Hayes.
"Dcad men tell no tales" says the
ST. Louis Times. "Custer will make
no further revelation of 'crookedness
in the War Office" Grant sent him
West, and the Sioux have etfectually
closed his mouth"
Grant is ousting those 3ristow fell
lows wherever found. District At
torney Dyer, of Missouri, who prose-
cuted the st. Louis whisky ringsters,
has been removed. Dyer "let no
guilty man escape" when he could
help it.
Schuyler Colfax follows Boss Shep-
herd, Ben Butler and Brother Blaine
in commencing the nomination of
Hayes. Hayes may not be rogue,
but he is the candidate of the rogues.
Voters should remember this.
"Tilden Republicans" are turning
up rapidly, says the New York World.
They are class of honest men who
think for themselves, and see no hope
of reform under an administration
that would go into power Endorsed
by Grant.
The Philadelphia Times says; After
all, Mr. Hayes is not to carry Ohio so
easily, if at all. The Democrats out
there are daubing on the war paint
to an unusual thickness, and evident
ly mean that the contest shall be n
hot and heavy one.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says
There is but one alternative present
ed to us this year-Tilden and u ben
efcial change of Government, or
Hayes and u continuance of Grant
ism. We prefer Tilden, and we pro
pose to support him earnestly and
honestly.
"From imbecility, ifnot from worse
cause" says Thurlow Weed, eve are
to-day the worst governed nation in
Christcndom." This is the result of
sixteen years of rule of the Republi-
can party. The people now propose
to change all this by electing Tilden
and Hendricks.
Bclknap is for Hayes; Babcock is
for Hayes; Colfax is for Hayes; Pat
terson is for Hayes; Joyce is for
Hayes; Mcdonald is for Hayes; Nc
Kce is for Hayes, and-and-Grunti Is
for Hayes. OF course it will be a re-
form administration if he is elected,
1t is evident already that the Ohio
nominee, who indorses Grant, the
friend of the whiskey thieves, will
not get the German Hartford
Times.
If Gov. Hayes should be elected, he
would keep in Office the ninety odd
thousand ollice-holdors now living on
the public treasury, and would befo
giving them life tenure of their
places, How do the people relish the
idea?-M Y SIN.
If all the taxes, national, State
county, city and town were to be
called for in one day, there isn't
money enough in the country to pay
them. 'Rah for Grant and vote the
Republican ticket.
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An Abstract of The Proceedings
Of Mason County Court. West
Virginia, July Term, 1876.
Ordered, that Justices, VIM. French