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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
&atboIii6e &irGen nno e6uIem
Mnter oem Sn0iancrn.

9luf % ST. Ierpationen sibt es eben 10
piele tatboIii9e S9ulsn, barunter iinb sebn
&oiti9nlen unc Is Easi9ulen. Sn SO
&eieruationen unter Is Nsenturen sibt es
SO tatbolilde &ir9en. Oieie fatbolii9en
S9ul.n foiten Der &esieruns idbrli9 $l5,s
600, es miiilen aber pon ben &atbolifen
ieIber mod iiber 81, 900 bur9 freiipiqiss
9abeu aufsebra9t werben; benn bic @es
ia%mmtaussaben belaufen ii9 auf s26, !,
$685. IA. Der llnterbalt Der Miiiiondrs
unb 2ebrer, bic uon Der &esieruns feline
llnteritisuns erbalten, belduft ii9 aui
$50 $3.50. Sas iteisert bic @siammtaus.
eaben bss Sabres i9on auf $50 $685.. "A.
Der Wertb bes &irdeneisentbums Bel Ben
Snbianern wirb auf s1O,450 perani9last.
IL 2ebrer unb 81 2eb%rerinnen mirfen llnter
ben Snbianem unb werben tbeilpeiie pom
Der &esieruns unterltiitt. Sonit aber mir
fen nod IS Miiiondre unS 2ebrer unter
BEN Snbianern, Die pom ser &egieruns
ni9ts erbalten. Oas sanse 2ebrerperlonal
bes porisen Sabres belief ii9 auf III Ser
Ionen. Die Eroteitanten baben GA Mtliis
ondre fit ~ unter ibrer 9eitun9 itebenbe
G%senturen. 100 900 Snbianer iino tatbo.
lii9 unb Is, 900 iinb proteitantii9. 2et:
ties Sabr bewiaiste ser GousreB 5000, 600
fir SdulSwsfe uno bapon erbielten bic /
&atboliten bios Is, 900, uub SaS ! Srotes
i~tanten basesen ben &eit BON 1885,, 600.
Die tatbolii9en Snbianer auf pier 9teiers
uationen iinb itrense SemprenSleute unb
wurben fiirsIi9 auf ibr alniu6en in bic
srpBe tatbuIii@e Semperen;.llniun aufses
npmtneu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
Gefsif@- Saxem6urs.

9err y. y onceIet Don Sebonpiue
bat nit AusSei9mun9 oaS gramsn ais
9Ipotbeter b%eltanoen.
Ole i96ue @erbereienb ss orr.
Srban 81 9aro9e, iiuo cine Seute Der
Slammen geporSeu. Die Ssrluite iino
beoeuteno. Mau besreiit Die llria@e Der
Gntitsbuus bsS 6suerS ni9t, SaS bel
Der ~eingelaserteu troteueH 9obrinoe nn9es
beHer l9neu I'M li3 grill.
Die ab bes 0srrn llrbtn 9boliray,
Satsr, ais Mit9lieo beS FrouinSialratbeS
pou Souiiali;e, iitunsiiIti9 ertldrt uno cine
ueue Wabl aussei3rieben worSen.
Der Ne9iltrirunsSs unb Oomds
uen : ginnebuer pon 6oiiss BEL Namiir,
Ser 6. q. $. Ouidssne, 1T mad Neufs
dateau ueriett poroeu.
Der y emeinbe Bebo lit srIaabt
worben, cine anlsibe BON $500 ST. gu mas
den.
SrGuIein Mathis Sictoria,
Qebrsrin III Yirton, 1T nit 1885 Senfion
ais 9ebrsriu in Sutherland usriest wOrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
Sas iulscnbc Stcm, uniern 9anSsmanu

Sas tnlgen0c Stem, I'M ern ganosmann
Geu. $. @iames betreiienb, entnebmen mir
Der sort 8aibinstOner 3eituns".
rgtne 9Sne SefIi9teit.-am
Is. SuIi batten bic S9dIsr Der ct. Mtas
rieni9ule babier, untsr 2situns Der S9uls
i4weffern CUR 6eier bes @amensfeites bes
bodw. 6rn. Seinrid @iumes, Yfarrsr bas
bier, cine id0ne Teitli9teit peranitaItet.
Morsens mad benz @ottesbienite wurbe
Der Yfarrer mad Der i9Sn ss3isrten S9ule
seIeitet, mo idmmtli9e S9iler, fefli9 ses
tleioet, %usriammelt waren anb ben @efeiers
ten nit einem i9Onen 9iebe unb PATHFINDER
Inipra4e empiinsen. Na9bem nod
mebrere 9ieoer seiunsen un6 idSne Oetlas
mationen unb cine iebr iinnreide unb be-
lebrenoe tbeatraIii9e IoritelIuns seseben
unb benz Bfarrer mebrere i96ne, wertbs
poue 9ei@ente iiberrei9t worben, i9IoB
bieie Seier nit elmer riibrsnben 9lnipra9e
unb einem semiitbli9en 9elans."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08

un6 tn bic 2d6sn unb frase na9. S9lieB:
lid ueriiderte er ben Mouies", baB nit
ibnen tein Srieben mssli9 iei, feine Ser
itan6isuns unb baB es ni9t Bel balber
MaBreseln sesen iie fem Sewenben baber
birfe. ST ~wenisitens sebenfe, ie su per:
folsen nit aller gnsrsie, unb boffe, BAT
ale brauen SrldnOer i'm barin unteritiieer
wirben; er fir feline 9erion ideue iid
nidt Dor ben sefirdteten Mollp Masuires.
Oieie Prebist ma9te einen srOBen Ginbrud
auf bic 3ubOrer unb bic Molies waren
iebr fleinlaut. Soutb Bethlehem lit be:
fanntli9 elm beoeutenber Sabritplat unb
bic Moaies sdblen bort uieIei9t einise
tauIen6 Mann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08

Wie 10 dre es, wenn man fol;
9enben eina9eru unb pieI
wirtamern We9 etni9Iaqe.
% bas itebenbe Gomite no Of
eriitirt, bas f9on Dor Sabren
Die : onularauselegenbe 3 e.
trteb, bteies Beau tras t 10 ii 5 e,
elm so aien seiu9 nbie 6 M e T
gu benz 3wede aus3uarbetten n.
Man lieBe bann bieies 9eiu6
in allen Inteblunseu uou al
len Suremburgern unb 2urem;
bur9er;I merifdnern untersei9z
mem. Gold cine gitti9riftmi t
Sauenben pom unter3riften
mad e etnen aans anbern Gins
brnd ais bic Sei9IIiie eiu;ek
ner MANNER, aud wenn oie e
Wdnner Selesirt limb.
llniere Sitte sebt nun Oabin, oaB bic
6crrm, bic nit uns in Ybilao lpbia tag
ten, ii6 oabin ansipreGsn mnssu, Of iie
bel ben iriiberHS ei6liKrn Oes 3u;ammens
rnfs elmer Geriammlnns blciben pallen,
ober Oh JIG nit umierm nenen gpri6las
rinpsrifanorn fine. Sm crifsn Sale
tpiro Die Wabl Der Selesaten sessn ans
fans October, usnn Die meiitc slrbeit ocs
Jarmsrs gri6rbea, ansenrsnst, i'm anbern
Jaae oas 0ciu6 ausscarbsitct uno nm
jcne Seit int Circulation scsebsn.
n. B. Don alien bsnjenisen, Die ii9
ni6t sesen Die Sitti9riit ausipre9sn, neb.
men mir al, baB lie nit %unierer Mseinuns
etnuerltarioen ltno. Us. Conner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
Airdliae uraigssitsF.
Snlano.
Grsbi6ceie Milw autee.

GtSotocee Ntlp antee.
Sas Salriianum bat cine neue 9ebrs
trait sspouuen. Der bo1n. q. Goettser,
wsl6er lett spei Subren in Jtuma, OiSceie
NIton, Erofeiior Der Y5iloiopbie seweien
lit, wiro sufiinftis in slei9er Gigcni9aft
i'm Yrisitsr ieminar ct. Srancis wirfen. IS
lit cine 9lequiiition, gu Der man benz Saleiia.
mum re9t iebr sratuliren fann. (GOl.)
ct. Traneis. Sn lester @o9e wuroen
int Saleiianum bur9 Sen bo9w. g. 9.
Goonep C. S. C. pom Notre Dame, Snb.,
bic grsrcitisn fir bic snsIii9 rsoenben
Yrieiter Der grsbi6cele Mtilwautee ertbeilt.
IS batten iid iiber 40 Prieiter baSu einses
funben.
Oi6ceie ga Groiie.
81 9aGroiie Iesten am 26. Suli II
Nouisen Der bOrtisen 5ransiscaner S3wes
fern ibren ErofeB in bic Sdnoe bes
bo9m' item Bii9ofs ab. 5 Oamen traten
ais Noptsen ms Rloiter elm. SIS wareu
piele @eiitli6e aus Der Nadbaridaft bers
beiseeilt.
Muslanb.
Sn Der fleincn Yiarrei Santa Mariu
bella Salo BEL Soiiombrone (Stalien) Iebi
elm Bfarrer, ber bas Sitter uon l02 Sabren
srreidt, babel aber bis iest ein itrens abses
t0btetes, pom 2lrbeiten iiberiiutes 2sben sss
fiibrt bat, 10 baB man uon ibm iasen tann,
er babe in einem baIben Gage uebr setban,
ais ein beliebiser grbeiter in elmer @o6e.
Sei ieinem fiinfSisidbrisen Yrieiteriubi'
Idum bisnten Sieiem YrieitersN eltor iieben
9teiien, bic aud Srisitsr warsn, entusoe,
I'M @efts oSer i'm GegulartleriS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08

9lus Snbarp, Snpiana, meIpet man uus
elm llnslid, baS in Der SObeIniibIe unie'
res 2anosmanr, Derr Silaire Sefer, (uon
gerle) am 8. sIisuit sei9ab. Serr Gifens
burg, 9err Sefer's Sartner, woate Die
Spdne nit Der 9ano uon BEN 0~teieru nebs
men, ais inn Die Nfai3ine Die 6in9eripi;s
sen ersriii, linn Die Sanb i6wer bei6dpiste
uno BEN Slrm bis gum Gaen6ogen perIeBte,
oaB CT i'm uerIieren mug. &tfenbur9 lit
ein aneritaner. Sa, Die Mai9inen eriors
bern 9lufmerflamteit uno uieIe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
Centennial Schtddt am raI7ne
Jitty, End guOf, allies quot!

Sieber Sbstm!
Auf Define uieIan Q~lnfra9er, lparum i3
Dir in lester i3eit 10 wsnig i@rie6, 10 iei
unter anoern llria5eu, Die ioIsenbe, pel9e
id Dem Spas Gil Script" ium sc. Gents
entnommen babe, Dir eiuitlpeilen segeben /:
HAL STEL.
Geschit dir eppes Cuts,
Spier an dein Herr ct an,
Soss kanns d'aus engem Friend.
Dir gleich en- Neider man.
Trefit dech en- Ongleck def,
Spier an dein Herr ct an,
Soss kanns du, wannst Diet klos
Den Neider glecklech man.
Sett tannit Ou uon benz Sbisen benten,
iuas Ou iptIlt. @enu Die @itterune, bie
Sa fommen iOa, tibl seuorbsn, Sc Gem:
ing er bier sewsien lit, an wann dwell
GEM C mol fun Minnesota OPP dAusstellong
kommen, damn krehst de e gruosse Brief
Sum Song fu S6weBbsnsen
uu br Wufiel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08

gSic uus scrr &ieifer tiirsIid aus Ybis
laoelpbia mittbeiIte, baben bur9 bic bafs
ofenmdBise Sise Die pur9 Germ Suppert II.
Nottins ausseitellten Goien tart sslittsn.
Damn bebauptet man, Der @drtner, Der bic
Slese beiorsen ioa, ueritebe nidts pom
GoienSu9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08

Sn Yurt gBaibingtun bat Serr 9ts.
Sour ieinen Saoen an 6raatlinltrabe, an
$. =. unb M. @eifer permietbet, Die an
l. September in bas 9ei9dft sintreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08

Mm Is. SuIi iiarb in Chicago mad fauu
uiertdsiser Srantbeit Serr Sobn 8neip,
X. |. p
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-27
An Abstract of the Proceedings
Of Mason County Court. West
Virginia, July Term, 1876.

Ordered, that Justices, VIM. French
j. II. Miller, G., W. Rece, and A. W.
Rollins, be appointed Committee to
audit claims against the County,
Columbus Sehon, Sheriff of this
County, presented his delinquent list
of Real estate and personal property
for the year 1875, which is as follows:
For State purposes including capita
ton and State School tax, S155771;
for county purposes, SlO03.2l; for
Road purposes as follows: Lewis Dis
trict, s05S; Robinson District, 5000;
Waggcner District, S31.S5; Graham
District, 1882; Cooper District, $3.50;
Cologne District, sG,74; Union Dis
trict, 1888; Arbuckle District, S4,3S;
Clendenin District, 1921; Hannah
District, S125O9; Mason City indie
pendent 1920 For School tax as
follows; Lewis District, S735; Robin
son District, 1888; Waggener Dis
trict, s2l959; Graham District, $500;
Cooper, District, 14,7G; Cologne Dis
trict 1911; Union District, 1886; Ar
buckle District, 1881; Clondonin Dis
trict, s1S,4T Hannah District, S437.-
02; Mason City Independent School
District, s5,G5; Hartford City indie
pendent School District 1852; and
building tax as follows; Lewis
District $3.50 Robinson District,
sl,2S; Waggcnor District, s03.GG Gm-
ham District, 1888; Cooper District,
Sll,7G; Cologne District, sl52G; I'M
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-27
POLITICAL sIIOTs.

The Presidents motto-Let no Dris-
tow men escape.
Zach Chandler and Don Cameron
pull the wires for Hayes.
Uncle Sam is sixty-two, and he
will beat them like sixty, too.
There is nothing top-heavy about
our ticket. 1t would run very well
either end foremost.
Three.fourths of all the German
papers in the United States give the
the st. Louis ticket and platform a
warm support.
The Cincinnati Commercial says;
The Endorsement of Grant in the
Cincinnati platform is the Republic
can stumbling block,
The taxes collected under Grants
administration equal about one mil
lion dollars day, Sundays included,
The support of the Democratic tick
ct by the Hon. Mr.. Herndon, Abra-
ham Lincoln's old partner, is signif-
cant.
10000 Office holders added under
Grant and still they come, They are
in favor of civil service reform, you
know,
Grant is said to be really mad about
Hayes lotter-says it is in bad taste
and reflects on his administration.
In speaking of the Democratic
platform Judge Stalls says;-ltis the
best that any political convention
has put forth for fifty years.
Whenever you 90 to a Democratic
meeting and hear somebody on the
outskirts of the crowd cry "Hurrah
for JEFF. Davis" let him have a brick
between the eyes, and the next morn.
ing you will hear of n Radical bum.
MGR laid up with Il broken head
Louisville CoAticr-JoWRal,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-27
Thai a4OO-ExnInin n.

1t is in order to have that small
matter of -Four Hundred Dollars that
Governor Hayes forced from Rev. w.
w. Harper, late Chaplain of the 18th
West Virginia Infantry, explained.
1t was given to Mr.. Harper by a SOL
dier who was condemned to be shot,
to be sent to bis mother What did
Hayes do with the money! 1t did
not belong to him, and Reform is the
watch-word, you know. Two Re
publican papers have been published
since we called for an explanation of
the matter, yet we have seen nothing
in regard to it, Anyone who doubts
the truth of this $500 speculation
on the part of Hayes, will please add
dress Rev. W, W, Harper, Hartford
City, Mason County, West Va.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-27
Honest Men.

viii the honest men of the Re
publican party suffer themselves to
be duped and forced to vote for the
nominees OFFS Convention which
was presided over by man who on
taking the chair publicly announced
that he had been kicked out of both
political parties, and that he owed
no allegiance to the party over whose
convention he was presiding, and
that he would not support any of its
nominees, unless they were such as
he might dictate; and in addition,
which was run and controlled by
alternates, who had no right to parti-
cipate in the deliberations of the
Convention? We rather think not
They will arise in their manhood and
assert their independence.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-27
Democratic and Conservative
County Convention.

7 n pursuance OF resolution adopted by
i the Democratic and Conservative Coun
ty Convention, held on the 26th day o
May, 1876, the Democratic and Conserva
tive voters OF the several Districts of Ma
son county, will hold District meetings or
Saturday, August 9Th, 1876, at
o'clock p. NJ, as follows
Arbuckle, at Town Hall.
Clendcnin, at Faidley's School House.
Cologne, Woods School House.
Cooper, Flat Rock School House.
Graham, New Haven.
Hannah, Town Hall,
Lewis, Court House.
Robinson, Machir's Store House.
Union, Wolfe's School House.
Waggener, Clifton.
At which meetings each District will Sc.
lect ten delegates TO attend County Coun.
ty Convention, to be held at the Court
House, on Saturday. August I2tlI,
1876, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose
of nominating candidates for the several
county offices to be voted for in October
and transacting such other business as
may come before said Convention. Each
District at their District meetings aforesaid
will also appoint competent and energet-
ic Executive Committee OF three, to act in
conjunction with the County Executive
Committee.
1t is to be hoped that each District meet,
ing will be fully attended, and that each
delegate selected will attend the County
Convention without fail. By order OF the
Executive Committee,
j. P. h. B, SMITH, Chairman.
C. T. IIoGG Spciv prn tpm
july l3-td.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-27
CoIore,I delegates.

In noticing the colored delegates
to the Parkcrsburg Republican State
Convention, we omitted the name Of
John Brown. We had no intention
of sighting John, hence we repub,
fish the list of colored delegates, and
which is as follows: CoLorcd Delegates
Pat. Williams. Ed. Huskins, Eli
Coleman, John Brown. We suppose
these colored gents will go up on the
Julia No. 2 this "wednesday morn.
ing, with their white brothers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-27
Tho Rsnubllcnn PartY.

The day before the Cincinnati nom
ination, the New York Tribune said;
The party has gone the way of all
parties which, having accomplished
their original policy, live upon the
glory of it while they have not yet
found another. 1t has fallen into
the hands of adventurers and money
getters; it has grown careless and
corrupt; it has become an organiza-
ton Of place-holders and place-hun-
tiers, with a few millions of honest
private citizens following blindly in
the rear, some because they honor its
past and cling to its associations,
others because they hope to regener-
ate and direct it toward nobler aims,
This is the truth ofhistory. Moth
ing has occurred to change this yer,
dict. The Republican party remains
in the same hands, and will remain
there in the event Of the election Of
Hayes and Wheeler.
The question before the country is,
whether it is good policy to leave the
government in the hands here de-
scribed. No one pretends that there
is the slightest prospect of radical
change. To support the nomino-
tions, therefore, is to oppose the ap,
plication of any effective remedy tc
existing evils.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-27
A Strong Team.

Patrick Williams, colored, for one
of the Vice Presidents, and Ed. Hus-
kins, colored, on the Committee on
Resolutions at the Parkersburg State
Convention, on Thursday, would
make a strong team, and be an ex'
cellent stroke of policy to secure
a unanimity among the white Re,
publicans of this District. The emp,
ty honor of being merely an ordina,
ry delegate, won't do; they must
have recognition by position in
the organization of the Convention
and distribution of its favors.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-27
We BaIance Sheet.

The various States are to be CLASH
fed, politically, into three divisions;
FIRST eDenocratic," containing the
States which have given Democratic
majorities IN elections in which the
largest vote ever cast in the State
was polled; second, "Anti-Adminis-
tration," being States which have
voted against the Administration on
test occasions; the administration,
or States which have never faltered
in their allegiance to Grantism. The
following table is arranged on this
system Of classification:
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-27
Democratic and Conservative
Convention for thc3d Congress.
iOnal District.

Pursuant to previous notice, a meeting
of the Democratic Executive Committee,
for the Sd Congressional District, was held
ut the Hale House in the city of Charleston,
on Thursday, April 9th 1876 On motion,
the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That Convention for the pur-
pose OF nominating Democratic candidate
to represent the Sd Congressional District,
in the House OF Representatives of the 45tn
Congress OF the United States, be called to
meet in the city OF Charleston, on Wednes-
day, August 9, 1876.
In accordance with the action of said
Committee, the Democratic and Conserva-
tive voters OF the Sd Congressional District,
are requested to meet and select delegates
to represent them in the Convention to be
held Tor the purpose and at the time and
place aforesaid.
G. P. SNYDER, Chm.
j. NJ. Rowan, Sec'y.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-27
Senatorial Convention.

A Convention OF the Democratic party
OF the 9th Senatorial District, for the pur.
pose OF nominating candidate to repre-,
sent said District in the Senate of West
Virginia, is hereby called to meet in the
town OF Ravenswood, August oath, 1876
The counties OF Jackson, Mason Roane and
Putnam, are requested to select Delegates
to represent them in this Convention.
w. r. GIBBS, Chairman
Elk. Com. 9th Sen. Dist
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-27

Of these States, Ohio is conceded to
the Republicans, and Florida and Or
egontto the Democrats, The Democ-
racy, therefore, have the prospect of
polling one hundred and ninety-six
electoral votes, or eleven more than
is necessary to elect. The doubtful
States of Indiana and Wisconsin are
also likely to be Democratic; but if
both shall fail us, victory is certain,
A sturdy and heroic struggle is sure
to bring success.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-27
The Pnrkersburg Sentinel.

Sometime ago the Parkersburg
Sentinel took occasion to reprimand
the Martinsburg Statesman, and abso-
lutely read it out of the Democratic
party, because it would not endorse
some of the nominees on the
State ticket, prior to the Charles
ton Convention. We came to the re-
lief of the Statesman, in which we
said if we were to be instructed in
our duty to party principles, we pre-
ferred to be instructed by man who
had not himself been a "bolter." AT
this the Sentinel violently assailed us,
using very abusive language. We
were right in calling Mr.. Horner a
boiler, as his actions now prove
While protesting to publish a Dem
ocratic paper, he obstinately refuses
to hoist the names of Tilden and
Hendricks in his paper, and more,
he does not support the st. Louis
nominees. We can only say to the
Democrats of Wood, that if Brother
Homer continues mulish, and by his
acts, gives comfort to the enemy, to
ignore him altogether by starting a
paper that will support Democratic
nominees, and advocate Democratic
principles. "a false Democrat is no
better than a thieving Radical"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-27
a Glimpse.

Now we can catch a glimpse of bet
ter times. The morn is breaking
We see the way opening to pure and
simple government, economy in ex-
penditure, reduced taxes, a sound cur
rency and the revival of industry
Tilden and reform is the phrase that
clears up all this fog and makes an
open sky for the country. Business
men feel a singular certainty, now
that something has been done for
them. They know that the knell has
sounded for this long night Of waste
and extravaganza, jobbery, abuses
and corruption. With government
squandering the peoples money at
an unparalleled rate they would be
kept perpetually poor by taxation.
With rings and monopolies and syn
dicates, and subsidies to carry, they
could go on only in the direction Of
bankruptcy. Tilden's nomination
at St. Louis put a new face upon ev-
cry thing. There is a smile this
morning on the face of nature itself.
Everybody instinctively looks hap
py, except those who prefer to be
miserable as the surely-defeated sup
porters or an unrcpublican system.
boston Post.
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Dissatisfied.

There is anything but harmony
and brotherly love prevailing in the
ranks of the Republican party of Ma
son county, and all of the efforts of
the "whipporsin" to bring about
that result have so far proved futile
and of no avail.
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aAll massacred.

The Democrats ofKanawha county
have nominated for the House of Del
egates Judge j. II. Ferguson, w. A
Quarter and Z, Willis Wilson
These gentlemen are all lawyers oil
ability and influence, and, if elected
will represent the late Capitol coun,
ty well.
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AFnct thnt is Elonneut.

Less than two years ago Samuel J.
Tilden was elected Governor of New
York. 1t was the year after the pan.
ic, The people felt poor and they
demanded u reduction in the expen,
ses of the government. The taxes for
1874 were 100000. The taxes fol-
1S7Gare $S,000,000, There is no hum,
bug, no sham, no false pretences
about that. 1t is one of those solid,
substantial facts which touch the
pocket, and influence the Judgment
of every citizen of every community
in the State, for every man is tax,
paYer.-Ltica Obserrer.
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The Moorefeld Examiner says We
have reliable information from Mar
tinsburg and Washington both, that
Mr.. Faulkner has determined to re-
tire from the House of Representa-.
tivesat the end of his present term,
The hub.bub and excitement of the
House does not suit him in his old
days. He will be a candidate for the
United States Senate before the next
Legislature. The duties of the Sen,
ate accord better with the gravity
and wisdom Of his declining years.
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The Mountain Echo says there have
been erected in Keyser, including
Carskadon's addition, within the
past two years, three hundred build
ings of various sizes and kinds. A
number of these are double houses,
holding two families. We have
twelve dry goods stores, six grocery
stores, two book stores, two drug stores
two furniture establishments, two
bakeries, one shoe store, four church
es, n host of saloons, restaurants, can
dy shops, &c, and about two thous-
and inhabitants.