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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12

QuERY.-Mr. Tippett did you not
try to influence Republican, some
few months ago, to apply for the
post office, and so Gust the late la
mentcd post master, VIM. French?
~
We find the above query in the
last Monitor. Without making any
unnecessary fuss about it, we shall
simply say that we never did any
such thing, and the intimation that
we did, is false But Mr.. Shrows-
bury, the Republican candidate for
Sheriff did, and when asked to sign
the petition of Mr. Hoy, he replied
chat he could not as he had promis-
cd another man to help him get the
post-ollicc two months before DR..
French died" Thus you See he was
acting in bad faith with Mr. French
"a man who had went to Washing
ton at his own expense, to relieve
Mr.. Shrewsbury of heavy fines enter
cd up against him for default in not
delivering the mails while contract
or on the Kanawha River and Park
ersburg and Gallipolis routes; and al
so to get Shrcwsbury's mail contracts
cancelled, which Mr.. French effected,
thereby saving Shrewsbury several
thousand dollars; and for this kind
ness, Shrewsbury was working TO
turn him out of the post office two
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12

Shrewsbury knew John w. Mil
Ter, his deputy, was behind on settle
ment $4,000 on his third years col
lections, but he didn't inform Mil
ler's securities,-on the contrary, he
told them when asked, that Miller
was "all right" and he gave him all
of the tax tickets for the ID assess
mont district for the next year, and
when the final settlement came, John
W. Miller, Shrewsbury claimed, was
behind $1,000; and then he insti-
tute suit against the securities Of
Miller, and tries to rob them of their
little homes; and turn them and
their wives aud little children out
upon the cold and tender charities of
the world People of Mason, honest,
upright and christian people of Ma
son, this same man Shrewsbury is
now sneaking around and whining
ly imploring your votes for the office
of Sheriff again. VIII you give it
to him? The answer comes back in
laundering tones-"No-we intend
to vote for the chivalrous, honest,
good.hearted Dave Stevenson.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12

The Foreign Chairman of the Re-
publican County Executive Commit
tee, D, II, Willard, was indicted last
Tuesday, for an assault and battery
on G. p, Simpson, at the Kline House
meeting, This shows who was in
the wrong. Walk up, Willard, and
confess your fine of $40 and costs,
like little man.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12
TO Ohr Renders.

Owing To- the Unparalleled, outra-
geous and malicious ISLANDERS, false
hoods and filthy insinuations of the
two Radical papers of this county,
published last Saturday, we are COM
PEELED to issue the Register three days
ahead of time, this week, in order to
refute them. We had scarcely
thought it in the heart of man to
stoop to the dirtincss, nastincss, viii
fication and abuse that the editors Of
lIonitorand Journal have in their last
issue, but it seems that they were
rcyeling in their natural clement
We hope to publish an extra con-
tanning the result of the election.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12

CoXuSpRuM-Why is Jim Men
agcr like necessity Ans Because
he knows no law
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12

When the question of the "Rcbcl
Claims" is under discussion please
remember that the Democratic House
of the Forty-fourth Congress allowed
but s74,453 out of the s2t5,361 Of
claims favorably reported from a
Commission created by the Republi,
can party. The Republican House
of the Forty.third Congress recon.
mend payment of Southern claims to
the amount of s5,SS1,OO0. The Re,
publican party is the party Of
Claims"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12

The Cameron conspiracy against
the suffrage is not confined to Penn.
sylvania. A large number of the
most desperate roughs of New York,
who have had experience in election
frauds and riots have been hired by
the conspirators, and shipped to VA.
rious points in the different States
which vote on October 10. Demo.
Gratis in those States will watch for
organized fraud and defeat it, from
whatever quarter it may come,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12
more 4CrOOkedness.r

Sometime about the LIST Of Janua-
nv, 1876, some one enquired at the
office of E. Kimberling, County
Clerk, for deed from Vim. L. Ed
wards to John hurry, and also deed
of trust from John hurry to Richard
Allen, and Mr.. Kimberling inform
ed him that no such deeds had ever
been left in the office. Shortly after
that Mr.. Allen sent word to Mr.. X.
that the deeds had been left in the
Office by A. ]. HILL about the LIST Of
October, 1875. Mr.. Kimberling i'm
mediately wrote to Mr.. Allen and
sent by hands of Mr.. George W,
MOredock, that A. ]. Hill had not
left the deeds in the Office at the
time stated, nor at any other time
Shortly after this Mr.. Kimberling
received the following letter from
Mr.. Allen:
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12

l certify that the facts in refer
cncc to the deeds as above set forth,
are true, and he dare not deny it.
Il. KIMBERLlNG.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12

81 unexpectedly find myself before
you for n seat in the next Congress
of the United States. "-Redmond's
letter ofacccptancc.
And fyOu don't be very careful it
will be very hard to find a man after
next November, to make affidavit to
the above.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12
DON'T thro1C array your
Uote on Beard. Eastman is
the man for the Le6iSla-
t1re from 6eJoW Kan01O-
h0.
MASON County CLEnx's OFFICE,

october ith, 1916
I, L. Kimberling, County Clerk Of
Mason county, West Virginia, do
hereby certify that the personal
property books of the Second Assess.
mcnt District, Mason County, John
G. Buckley, Assessor, now on file in
my Office, show that the difference be-
tween the valuation of the personal
property of the Second Assessment
District, for the year 1875 and 1876,
is $4,000 less for the year 1876, than
that Of 1875.
Given under my hand this 7th day
of October 1876.
L. KIMBERMNG, Clerk.
Comment on the above is unnec-
cssary, for every one can see how
this Radical official, by reducing the
valuation of the property of his
friends, increases the per cent. and
taxes of those whose property is hon.
cstly assessed at its true valuation,
and then howls about the increase Of
taxation under the County Court
system. "Ohl shame where is thy
blush"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12

Sam Van M0tre is q
Ja10ye, of ability and his
election lOoUId mean econ
0Doy in county affairs and
short terms Of the county
court. Don't JaiJ to vote
for him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12

The issue of the Republican can.
vass is myth, and the candidate is
Il Hayes. Two nothings amount To
nothing,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12
February 7th, 1876.

Mr.. E. KimJcHing, Recorder, Rinl
Pleasant, Mason Co., ". Va.
- ln. L took the note YOU sent by
G. w. Moredock, to A. ]. Hill. He
says he brought the deeds 10 your Of.
fee and gave them TO your son and
that your son put them up on some
shelves in your Office, he thinks, and
that he paid him $3.50, and that he
has his receipt for the money. Please
attend to this at once, as | am very
uneasy about the deeds, and shall be
till they aro found. Please write
your answer and send by return
mail, and oblige
Yours respectfully,
RICHARD ALLEN.
Hartford City, w. Va.
enclose stamp for answer.
would have sent this earlier but
thought | would come myself. An
early answer will greatly obligc
Il. ALLEN.
Mr.. Kimbcrling Immediately re.
Piled to Mr.. Allen, and also wrote IA
A. J. Hill, that he, the said Hill
had never left any such deeds as he
represented, nor did he hold re.
ccipt for them as alleged, but on the
contrary that his statement to that
effect was false, and requested Mr.
Allen to answer him Immediately,
and if Hill did not fix the matter
up, that he, Numbering, would come
up forthwith and see about it, us he
would not allow such false represen,
tations to be made by A, ]. Hill OF
any other person in reference to his
official business, and that A. ]. Hill
was the only man in Mason County,
who had said that he had left deeds
in his office for record when the same
had not been left. The matter here
rested until the following was re
ceived;
Sept. Goth, 1876.
NJ. Z. KimJeIing, Recorder, Point
Pleasant, Mason Co., W. Va.
SIR: Mr.. A. J. Hill has fixed two
other deeds. and this morning retur-
ned the $3.50 -four dollars and fifty
cents that gave him to pay for re-
cording the others. / enclose you
the $3.50 and deed of Vim. l.. Ed
wards to John Murray. Also my
deed Of trust on the same. OF course
the ]. Murray deed will have to 60
on record first. Believing that the
delay was not your fault in no-wise,
| remain yours respectfully,
RICHARD ALLEN.
Hartford City, w. Va.
Please return at your earliest con-
vcnience. X. a.
Now as to this fixing up of two
other deeds, we would say that the
deeds are dated respectively August
18th and Doth, 1915, which shows con.
clusivcly that A. J. Hill'sstory about
fixing them up is all false, and that
he had the deeds and money in his
possession all the time, and had been
grossly dcceiving Mr.. Allen in refer
encc thereto.
A. ]. Hill has been in the Clerks
Office several times since he left The
deeds, and has never said single
word to Mr.. Kimberling in reference
to these matters. And this is the
honest man and christian gentleman
that you are asked to place at the
head of your County Court.
certify that the facts in refer
~ L.. ,hnun COD cNeIk
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12

James Windon, cGndi-
date for assessor in the
first district, is q farmer,
worthyof eve'yUoter's sup
port. Put his name on
your ticbet, 1Oitho1tt fail.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12

3. E. Baker, has been
tried as assessor IN the
second district and he gaze
universal satisfaction to
the taxpayers. The peo-
die rant him again, they
rant their assessments
equal u,d every man as
sessed. Bub. Baker is the
man to UOte for.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12

ATLANTA, GA, October 5.-The Of
fetal figures points toa probable Dem
ocratic majority of 5000
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12

The Radicals of this county say
they don't want the votes of "the
whiskey-guzzling Irish or the lop,
card Dutch" Possess your souls in
patience, Raddies, dear, you will not
get the votes of the chivalrous Irish
and the libcrty-loving Germans,
They are for Reform.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12

New York, October "a telegram
just received says the Democrats car
ricd cighty-six towns in Connecticut,
the republicans sixty-ninc, divided
nine, Last year the Democrats car
ricd seventy-scvcn, the Republicans
sixty-fve, divided twenty-thrcc.-
Most of the towns were carried by
increased Democratic majorities.-
Three towns vet to hear from.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12

The Associated Press liar in Color.
ado haysubsidcd.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12

The Radicals ruled this State with
high hand for seven years. They
diSfranchised those who would not
support their party; forbid lawyers
from ptdcticing their profession I'M
less they endorsed Radicalism, and
disqualified young ladies from teach,
ing school who had given a crust OF
bread to poor starving brother who
was on the Southern side,
Their DISTINGUISHING machinery
was q costly one, for it amounted to
u complete county and township or
ganization throughout the state OF
the Radical party, 1t was expensive,
and the expense came out of the peck
cts of the people. 1t cost the people
$4,000 a year more to be ruled by
the Radical party, while it was in
power, than it has done to be ruled
by Democrats, since that party came
into power.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12

|. DRSysR, co., October 5.-It has
has been alst6sr day Of excitement
and suspense -eagcrness to hear from
the far southern counties pervading
all circles and almost putting an end
to business in the city. Early in the
afternoon the first returns came in
from CostiIIs where the Republicans
claimed $50 majority and got 10
Then they fell back upon Conejas for
400 majority and. later in the after
noon they received from their own
sources that the majority would not
exceed 10. The Democrats, on the
other hand, claim Conejas as not CIV
ing 20 majority either way. There,
publican majority in Boulderis down
from 600 claimed to 1886; Wild $50 to
$50; Gilpin, 800 to 221. The Demo
Gratis have 50 instead of y in Ere
mont, and the last report from Las
Animas gives the Democrats $50 in
stead of COO, All the counties yet to
hear from are Democratic, and Mr..
Butler, Chairman of the Democratic
Central Committee, declares the State
ticket undoubtedly elected, by the
lowest estimate, 500 These figures
are not gucss-work, but based on act
ual returns and lowest estimates,
Mr.. Butler having been most con-
sentative and careful, not having
made a single estimate requiring cor
rcction. Wilson, Chairman of the
Republican Committee, laid claim to
two thousand, b. the Associated Press
Tuesday AFTERNOON, He dropped
next day to one thousand, and to.
night makes no claim to any MAORI
ty whatever. The Republicans got
a cannon from Cheyenne to-day, but
til stored away ina cellar. Tonight
the Democrats are firing a salute of
one hundred guns, and the noun
tains echo back thundcrs Of victory.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12

Yqsos. j. Roberts is an ed
ucnted ciriL engineer, 1CJsO
JUlly understands his bus
mess, and 10iU make an
officer that Mason county
people 1CiU be justly proud
of. See to it that Roberts
is uoted for BY you.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12
HEAYYiDEal1 CRATIC GAINS IN


A9IIUUE
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12
Yours respectfully,
RICHARD ALLEN.
Hartford CITY, ". Va.

l enclose stamp for answer. ]
would have sent this earlier but !
thought | would come myself. An
early answer will greatly obligc
r ALLEN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-20
THE HEATHEN CHINEE.

sketrhes ga Chinntos M H. sights. - gns
Living.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-20
IRE American ALLIANCE.
Hayes u~mb-r % Thfs Proserfptirs
osdrr-Au ForrtZn CfttE~ns a. - ia
fraHar nf.rra-

H-yss . u~sab-r % Thfs Prs.eripfirs
osdrr-Ail forriEH citaEens a. - Dis-
fr.tsehissa-
Cauv-rri1n % the'Ar,srirau A .l-rl.s.
fe.i il Fh.'l.le rtia "a the srh 20 IlIF nst.
Er hrrrurl D. Have ard 81 Errn A-Whfel-
e. arre lell lated AZ thr c.lr..iLlr-- ~ The
A-ericau AflaDce o. Pee il1r and ioe-
President 20 TIE q nItrd state.
NC rEe s-h 20 illE- I'M UE~ q TIE T1rl0rs
90 rhe sorriueufll Hotel frnFarulr HAYES
received d Ed. llrli-fee from rttr C1lFer-i1u.
20 Wa-rh -- llUe. q OHIO. wls chair
man. H1icl raIu.tree irt.rrlaL Hayes q
rt- rU-inlftel- and hlTes tle-eurll
thanked tte committees and lalep--l TIE
I1ul.rlriUr.
On TIE sth q, July. I,-s- tts resolutions
~ fte Convent on. with c1rF 20 rae Con-
30. lrilu 1i the Order the Gaia. rle address
and osrtile-fe % h0llrlry ~ l-. s-shiF.
wrre duly rre-sutei % M Hate- 80 CO.
.-utu-- ulio- ~ a sp-rlai commute =
cKc. 20 whirh William J.. Back sras e1lir-
man, Hsge- anleu-ei. thanked rLe CONE
uf-ree. a-l I'D Le WuEId make formal ar-
srsa lsr4-eUeLt i1 WrrtirC or To- lu-h -
July. l-1t. rhr0Irl Alfrei r.. Lee hi- Pm
va-e .-cr-tarE- BE- DID make formal nrkuGNl-
ed-- leEf. and Indicated O. tle -a-i-tr that
b. would pun them in the uav q Getting
money % le.p carrF the tierrio1-
The catlUlrref W1icn waited urrr Have<
A. PhI.ad~lpnis a. rGmpl-el % LAMB. u
ohio; Perry - NeWaFk- y. J Warhur-
Ton. q Hartford tonu-- kimhaI ard
Tyler. - N.W lors. ard bars. 20 Peun-
~ylFariI- The Committee ~ trch u1irs.i uu-
On him ~ Columbus VA. cuuarrs-e.l 30 VII
liam T. b.ark- - Penn-Fitara- LemueI :.
Tyier- q Nerg YORK. e.. II saith q Coz
zecticut. aud Perry. q N-uars. -. J.
Tbc Constitution q the American A. iaree.
whose uomiC1riou Eutherfsrll b. Have has
soc-p--i ard Eho-e princp .e- b. inIor.=-
- . 81.
u bound o. support coErall- these pro-
visions
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-20

iulquturs and ttrr.r- siu.rittrlLo- al thf
SON. % ml-L.krl ana rlluul- lfElsIaItau srl
Or o. sssI-rut crpre--l0u af c.lwerce ard
irll.lrl--. 80 a. n0f rfc .r1ife go slrl- ~ o.
rFlsE welfare ~ o. Isitlllafe. lrtcet1-lf ana
h.lt-t frl.t of fl.e aar-
Er..|rfl. Inlr .u De- rlue .f r.lfr s-.-r1 ems
tn tr-lrF a. pur-lt af rfan. All tr..f. I~r
t.ue re FunLlr nara .FrT .frllr.
change nl adm rrslTlf.ar f...r rt.rU-eHf 81. fy
may ro-a TO- sul q. @ l- eat .1Flrr lle ca 0r-rt-
llau az adj, ullsurt r,-arl Q. salsf party o..
a IH ta.uk a. cr.-l- ..- 1.r 49, I.-r .s-l-.a-
tl0E ar.. ui.rl lr u.'.r tr can a.are U... ~
era ui srlsc and rssr-ll. rlTfrr.llffrr
l.t.Irtf. It.- Or lssl-r. f.sl rEa- o. q r.ar
nal BEEN saEei by a parry. AID as rF a. ~ lr.r
people, iue- TsrflFr ~ patty ID ta.-f. chamber
ou-. urf1ltrl.tlr. tief .r de- rist.ts a. l.rlrE
AMI -aTus Ite leli ana ue -n.t.-l.r rs.l.rl-
bat trf f.-.Hl-
E-f 80. That .n - y I4lffn eni T. A uen
trrks rfrr. -~.r- sllt..-Ir- W.fH give rs-lr
aErr in fhelr pll.lc rlresr ~ ulI rrl n nag
O. reis-u tile cr-lrfrF from tre ro.lr-l ~ T-.s.
ts Tr1-sclie plane ~ casa. service re -el g. re-
stort tie majesty ~ ocl EFF govern. 90 ftr
tssis of rtf tOr-fitIrinn lrt t.-Urf ttr frr.fflI
tl--sln<s Dl prU-IerlF ami reare, ana uF .H
hereby pledge lhell car EesErE ana una El .t.l
support
1ouEra'uIatory tele-rsms were rad from
Ahum - Hewitt. Chairman = the National
Democratic Committee. aid from Hon.
nurbiu Ward. - Ohio.
The demonstration were concluded hy
t1rchiiEht procession tonight
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-20
SOUTHERN WAR CLAIHs.
The Oatery Against the Democratic
0ongTes. tusTiy Isfound.d-

HeHry n. smith. who va. the clerk %
the Committee on War Claims % hn-n the
Forty second and the Forfv-thiri Con-
gres-es- and j. now the general c.erk - the
House. has. after = careful examination q
the of1cial records. made a statesmen q t1e
exact facts In regard 10 the Southern claim.
which were presented % the forfy second.
Forfv-third and fery fourth Congress.
Ofthe one hundred and forrv tliI. unich
have been parzded a. having been iulro-
duced ~ Democratic R=pr' - tz'iye- in to
present touEress. q ApE-ar- trAt one hun
dred and nineteen are Old Gains which
were pending before the FurT1 --econd -
the Forty-third Congress. and that the
greater part % thee claim are exactly .in-
lar % those claims which have already been
paid hy the Republican tOuEre-. aud ~ the
Treasury and War Departments during the
past ten years- lfai-o APPEAR that lzrce
number - these claims Were introduced hs
Republican member - vel from ne south
A. the North. Petitions Wer, presented ~
NJ. Blaine and other s1eli'fTS from Maine
covering exactly the same ca~f..
In re-ard ~ the smeunt Involved iu these
claims Z APPEAR ttaf q $50 r.i.e- reported
q Congress by the Comm i>-iorers %
Claims. 40 were allowed o. the extent -
g. L. SSH. ard 4.-ll acre lissfilvgs,i 20
the extent - SO. sis. ~ to- II the zane
percentage should be continued 90 81 tire
claims now pending THE amount zli1aed
would ~ about - 90 90.
The docket q the Hou-- Committee Cd
AZ Claims q the present tar-Te-. .how.
that there we're ] -. cases referred o. IT, 80
thi. number ! .0Gl were cd claims. which
were peEding in the Ferty- Thirf son-res-
and W fsr r-hearinE. IT, reeard % the
Hoard c4.e. claim fo- tama1.- far the u.s
q the battlefield u stone River. Go apI.ezrs
that the claim wa reported fatsraiiy and
passed ty the Republican House q the
forty-rhird Gong9s-s.-
90 the lOse4-e- reported fav5r.iiy hy the
committee q the Forfy-thiri ,orgres.
lRepurlicanl. fhe amount TeclElm-rf-f o.
IT, paid j. -. - .lssi: Hhile the - cas-.
" hlcn we're reported faVo-aiIg ~ the can
mifte~ u the forty -feur7b t,.ug,re-- Demo
craticl- amount O. >-l5- S5l- . which uuIv
.Asi Eas actually pas--t hF The Hol~e.
The outer made against tL. ForIy-sugrrh
Congress D.. Therefore. utterly ulfcuuied.
A. Mr. smiths document clesriy shows.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-20
Il HAYES A ESOw-SOTHE6i
Facts That Every Foreign horn Cftirsa
should knoM-

There j. national organization iu thi.
country known a. the American Ailisnce.
which yzs formed trsr in ls-I. but H. really
the relic - the o.d Amsrilzu ~ hroa-
Nothing party IT, purpa.f- are precisely
the ssme. fhe nr-t section - the ~ec.sEd A.
ticle % its Constitution hsiu. a. follow.
>ECrIuN D. TIE ol.ierf frr ulirf tbs lsr d.
Cr-auiEeI BEL fnr fhe ralra-lsrre nf Az1fr-ra-
ErllrIF-e-. a. faliu<- Al l-.sr.lrl-rr O. -
n-tn Aizsilln -aHs. llni-lag i-.e -lfraEr ra pr
s0us trTu lu ffi- cruEfrr ~ - AufrlraE fl-
rent, tns erflcn " susrl,ar tsrru tl-lrens co.
D o oflciA I-.-ltlous iE t-ls country.
Eyery Henber j. required % subscribe 20
an oath. q Which The rrsf sentence slf--
cienlE explains BE- nature. lr = - fo.lo~-.
] .olernniy -weaE ihsi all rs rs,s q 49,
country under me ass hereof. wnn are ut
Aruerloan born citizens
Tbs Alliance j. - importance nur- C1.r
in Fiex % the TT fhaf ~ a rurfsreura % ir.
Grand Council held IN Phiiaisiphia july
.ud >. l,-G- the nominations q Raves ard
Nheeler W-re indorsed and notice -suf a.
them = the TAT II /. impur-ast t1--
s1yes = reported 20 have aodepfel fhe
nomination promptly and eagerly lie D.
denied this. hul fac-simile - the q. low
iuz letter. published d. TIE LEADING Taper
- Indiana .nt uaio- SEN. o. prove the
truth - TIE chsrre- The j. che .-tfer-
CoITsHrs. u-. Tai d.. 80
DE4E -Iz-tsor. Have t...re- - g. .rknCuI-
eIil-e receipt of ycUr ralae1 flvlr 1f Ju'r q in-
ci1-iug resolstisa- ~ t1e s11rrlczr lan1e.
All . -aF ir reply nat b. j. lesFlT Ersflref 81
t1ts eKurrs-iun - cuuE Loo 1l1e i1lr.r~zzr7s
n cArrvInx - -tsse- ri ~ NcrE Ns- Te-seT
al Cssun-ctscuf In tse arIrnarnf-r CAVES =
fll.y r-nc.rrlE--f. sn1 90 Ltsc Fr.al-r ur r-tsT
e.u~s al - siFen ypu tn cu4uiflse- ~ s-rt
49, ans 1-ct-rsfinr a. ss-rl . - 4fr.ssllc.
VERY resr-csflliT.
ALFEnE LFE. >--resary.
To L TTLEE. Blk . .e-i. Nt- 1srE-
ltis stiil further charged fs.f Have. -rste
% the secretary ~ the A ]. .znce. over hi- rvu
signature. ~ foI'ow-.
have iust re-eisci vaur .ftter lrfurulzg rs
uf ny eCtl0r - r-frlIser uf rn-r s.lE -r1se
At an. Eetnrn mt llarks o. &C. a .rr-- AL
] de,plF symF,art-Ee urIl 10. p--1e-rles. re-
a. % rour fe.fu- -rlf1Fer. o. b. Harrs.
TEE foreign-horu rifizcTs % tht Tu.ted
state sri.l await he eNr'snlf,nn q tlose
charre~ win some curiu-.ft.