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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

Justice Martin Logan died suddenly OF apo
pleKY in his home IN PAlisade avenue. jersey CITY
heghts yesterday. On Friday anernoon he returned
hOue IA apparently g0Od health. 10 tue evening he
complained heAdache, and shortly after retired TO
bed and dled He about 10 years old and held tho
teen JBaTu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

MADRID, Jan. s.-Ths Government has given
permission TO several Generals who are now in exile 10
1neTe has been a heavy fall Of snow In GuipuLcoa,
WEIGH nDedes all military operations iu that prVvlnco.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
Helping tho Centennial.

WIN. Woodward, Jr,, Walter t. Miller, VIM. p.
Campbell Henry Hentz and the President OF the New
York Cotton Exchange were yesterday appointed q
committee Of the EIchange to mem0riAlIe C0ugress In
favor OF the bill asking appropriation Of $1,000 900
TO aid the Centennial eKhlbltlOn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

The Board OF Prison Inspectors assembled In
Sing Sing Prison yesterday. and Investigated the CON
spiracy to aid the eScape Of Joseph Kingiand. atlas
George Fuller, and Johnny Btce, on Christmas night
They found abundance OF eVdcnoe to Justify the sus
pension Of Thomas HlstngB and Henry g. hArterl the
RbSist 10 the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

jacob Vi1, OF 34s West I wenty ty-seyenth street,
roprOve1 two boys who were nghtng al Sixth avenue
and Thirtydrst street last evening ThereupOn OF
tho boys a. yet unknown 81 bbod Viz IN the face be
low the eye and behind the right car Police surgeon
sAtteree says that Viz Ia not likely 10 1--we.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

The residents OF jersey CITY, In tho Alder
mamie Chamber last eVoning appointed committee 10
srrsnge for a monster Fourth OF Juy celebration ON
tho Centennial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
The Fr.n nch FraternaI Union.

Ths Union Fraternelle Pranqaise celebrated its
tventynhh anniversary BY ball last night. Tho
Union Fraternelle B prosperous French benevo ent
organization supported y lsadlnE French oiti.ens
Secretary, +. hAnAuryi Treasurer, II. Fattou.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

The annual bail In aid OF the Roman Gath Ollie
Orphan Asylum IL announced for the 17th inst, 1ho
Young Mems Association, Charles OCOnOr, President,
have tue arrangements In hand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

Judge Barrett yesterday granted twenty days
further time TO answer In the Brooklyn Ring suits
OF william A. Fowler.
Messls. K'ssey Keeney have served their answer
In the HempstrAd reservoir SUITS denying all material
allegation They deny that H,l0l .l4lb. or there
aboul has been paid TO tnrn. sRlng that the amount
Is ~ opi .lo1 D2 Ar Edward j. LowOer has also nei
hs answer IN the Ihird avenue swndlo suit and
IN Inc reserNOlT aclOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

Among the bonds sud stocks are he following Rur.
hngton, CEDAR r. pids aud Minnesota Railroad Com.
many bonds, 100000 burlington, tccar Raplds and
MirncsotA Railroad Company bonis. Pacific DIVISION.
$4,000 Bur ingtou &c lar Rapids ana Minnesota Hall
iOad Company bonLs Muscatuo dyisVn. t7,OOO; q;
hlabsna state hond tlp'poi lowndrs !uhtl Niss)
bonus. toOu, luca, Ithaca anu Emrs Railroad Dunus
$500 u, JOs,pI anu Denver q Rainoad ponds.
ti5,5-n selma slarluu and Memphis Euuoid bonus
lsg r.utecd by Allah .mal, 1900 uih Carolina con:
AuliIated bonds, 500, Suutn Carolina Consoid4 ted
honds, non fuuuAnt, $4,000; National Plumbers'
Trap Manufacturing CompsnY's stock g. 90; Empire
Laundry Company Of New York (secoad mortgage
DOnds), $4,000 Total, t3O5,O2O.
The receiver credits himself with payments to
the amount Of tlu.Al0l Of which $1,000 was
paid to Herman Unl, receiver OF the German
~ town savings M, In obedience TO an order
OF the Supreme Court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
A Centennial Grew.

The GrameroY Boat Club has elected J. a,
Baird It's President H. }. Atkinson, Captain aud
Y. Winnie, Lleutonapt The club Will send crew OF
eight the Centennial exhibition In new barge, tue
crew 20 row from New York TO Philadelphia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
The DiIIon-DilIlber Tragedy.

Romaine Dillon 10 now confined In tho
Tombs having been committed by the Coroper. Five
accurate pictures appear THIS morning In the DdVs
Dom0S illustrating the shooting and death bed scenes
Ado,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
Tho E..e. Marke, Cour, Ouarrc,.

Owing 10 Police Justice Otterbourg's refusal
TO allow the serg command OF the EsSoI Market
Court squad to select tho officers serve particular
warrants tie Police Commissioner Withdrew the
squad from that court yesterday. The Serge mt
sent 90 the iTomDa Police court. and the 0icers
signed to the sanitary squad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

An Anti-Tammany committee has Issued a
call to the Democratic electors TO enrol themselves to
meet on Jan. IL 10 elect delegates from each election
VI 1879.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

Martin Holster OF Humboldt street, Union
Hl. went from his home about week ago, declaring
that he Intended TO commit suicide lie was
embarrassed and II is thought he has OWnod himself
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

pARIsIAN DIAMoHDs-Pure, brilliant, imper-
ishable untArnishod Oy wear arc desirable reAl
gems aud cost thirty uines less. Richard Humphreys.
sole agent, ITO BrOAdwAy.-AdV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
ONE BINK's EXHIBIT.
Figures TINT may Interest the Manufacturers
and Builders' Dcpositor..

Mr.. william A. Butler, receiver Of the
Manufacturers aud Builders Bank, flied with
the County Clerk on Friday bis inventory Of the
banks assets aud liabilities. and Of the reoeiv-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

Charles Corn, a halter Of Newark avenue, Jer-
creditors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

Druggists say that the sale Of Diok's TAstsless
Medicines u Increasing rapiaT.-Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

Light rain and generally cloudy weather with
Increased souherJ 10 westerly Winds ia ~ Oarom1p
ior aud higher temperature than on Saturday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09


,rustwnrIhy l.. Fowler Geo. +. Morgan and
nNln ii. COchrane, VINO we're present when
iLsspage WAS interrogated Dy tue detectives, tes-
nped Nd 10 toe accuracy Of the storS Of tue pris-
'nef, a. stihed To by the ofhcers.
.sOhn COnneli, City Marshal OF Concord. tes.
l Mnel that the irons were taken on the prisoner
shu ths clothes that he admitted having worn
yuthe day OF the murder were put on MN be-
VI hia identification by Mrs. aud Miss Watson.
~ns H uault and Hiram I ole and wife.
ronAes g. DAVIS, Deputy sheriff and Jailor Of
nonoold' testified that Lapage has made a very
nnuesY prisoner. Soon after Lapage's imprisOn-
NM witness was Informed that he was digging
n,Nai out 81 Jail, lilo examined the cell and
vtnu n",, mat Lap go had taken seventeen bricks
H. ni the wall with a tool made by a Draoe Of
,siI sn I'm I'm oeds'ead. lie was removed To another
Iann'".ns g y was soon afterward discovered that
Maze had broken of thin iron strips with
na,s 10 make further efforts 70 escape. His
ron rom .. was searched. and the missing pieces Of
ma "eie inund under his arm between a cotton
H. eMooUen shirt When witness QUESTION: ed
III prisoner he replied, No talk no convict"
Witn.ss put IN IRONS: In conversation with the
nan ~, WHO one day tho prisoner made dla-
IA, ., a'u sad 0f the neighborhOod OF the mur-
Ion a. ! went this way, the airl lay here" ibid
nusre tas Gtrl lay thersS" Mr, DAvs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
Tho UnrnIxaI Henaon.
JOrrINGS ABOUT rOWN.

Tho carnival season was opened by tho Arion
Society In ST. Marks place last night bJ buTlesQuo
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-09
MATHEWS DURING THE WAR

The Republican papers arc asking,
where was Mathews during the war I
We have his own Testimony in that
conucstion in speech made by him
shortly atter lis rejection ut Wheeling
as representative from Grceubriar
in 1865 Or q. aud reported to Us by Il
responsible citizen Of this county who
is reudy at my aomsu. to sustain the
testimony, us follows:
lu the said spcuch to bis constituents.
Mr.. Mathews spoke to the following
rtlett 81 fought four gears for ny colin
try. uua Wish to God I bud four more
years to fight likewise" As Mr..
Mathews has 10 record OF military Ser.
vice W behalf OF the United States, il
is easy to understand that he was not
speaking Of tue UuiOn as his coun.
Ey.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-09
DEMOCRATIC "REFORM. "

There was wise provision in the
first Constitution Of West Virginia
which gave the people in the several
Townships tue right to settle their
lit,le disputes at home by selecting
a jury Of six of their neighbors, aud
having the case tiled before their own
Justice. The plan worked we'll. 1t
saved great cos, to suitOrs. and the
verdic,s were mostly just and satisfac.
tory. This prevented hundreds Of cas-.
rs from going to the Court House.
1t was unpopular with the lawyers.
So when they got toyetclhOr 10 tho
convention they made ShOr, work Of it.
aud to nakc sure that such provision
should never exist. and to insure tho
trial Of oil jury cases at the county scat
SO that the lawyers could have q tiuger
in them. and tho people in tho country
DO forced ut great expense into tho
courts. they inserted tho following
provision in the Constitution:
But in trials Of civil cases before q
"JusrIcg no Jury SHALL De ALLOWED"
Art III. Sec. IL,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-09
is THE DEMOCRATlC PARTY
TIE POOR MANS FRlENuY

Do tho poor mcn-the small far.
mers who only own u COW and n horse
und whu scarcely ever run a vehicle
over q road-do they know that tbey
Gun. under democratic road law be
nade to work tho roads 20, ~. 10.
80. or Sl3 duys 10 a year l! The
County Court ~ not limited Us 10 the
number Of days it eau make you work
the roads. but it has the power to re.
qu're you to work every day in tho
year.
The Democratic Legislature passed
a law a'Iowiuga landlord "a man Of
wealth usually to sell your baby's
shoes if, per oh. nce, you iuilcd to
pay your rent right on tho day it was
due lu tho fuca Of a constitutional
provision allowing you to Retain two
hundred dollars worth Of personally
free from execution. they passed this
law! Ot course it was Unconstitutional,
but thousands OF dollars worth Of prop.
eTiy was sacrificed before it was taken
up, aud manya poor mau'slittlc house.
hold s"ods were sacrificed by landlords
aud Shyiocss.
Il the Democratic party the poor
mans friendt
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-09
GlLMER COUNTY.

The Union men Of Giluler county
arc running nearly complete ticket.
with good prospect Of success. It is
composed us follows: ShoritF J. B. ".
;Iolt Prosecuting Attorney, r F.
Fleming: President County Court.
Wm. Lynch Assessor, Henry Iscn-
hart. Mr.. Fleming, We are informed.
is certain to be elected. His ability
rs lawyer, and bis true worth as .
man, have induced scores Of Demo-
Gratis to volunteer their hearty support
in his behalf. Mr.. Fleming is ono of
the toremos. lawyers in this portion Of
tho State, and would make au efficient
and competent prosecutor. The pso-
pie of Gilmsr could do themselves no
greater service than by clccting him BY
reclamation.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-09
M tiiCe
TO voters

If any person knowingly vote,
when not legally entitled, or vote more
chan once in the same election, or
knowingly vote or attempt to vote
more than one ballot for the same Office
or on thu same question, or procure or
assist in procuring fraudulent vote to
be admitted or received at al election.
knowing tho same to DO bad, Or good
vote to DO rejected knowing the saAe
to be good. or with intent to dsceive
any voter, alter or exchange tho bal,
lot Of such votur by orasins or making
out the name Of any person for whom
sach voter desires TO vute; or With
like ins,nt write the naulc Of any per.
sou on such ballot other ;han as direc.
ed by the voter, whether such ballo.
be voted or not, shall. upon convio,
ton there +, DO fined not less than one
hundred nor more than three hundred
dOllaIs.-Sec. Is. Election Luv.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-09
TEE IRISH VOTE,

| From til Nonro. West Virginia Reyiq,.-,
paper edited by Richard iiurac.-lhe ab.
lest Irish writer in the State.
1t surpasseth our understanding to
account for thu large support which
our citizens Of Irish birth give
to tho so.called Democratic party
The Irish masses at homo are Lcrcdi.
tury enemies Of the landlord and arts.
,Oc,at. privileged class, which repre-
scnts the conquest. Ia America, on
the contrary. mul,i,ulcs Of lrishmrn
hold to the aLomiuable party OF the
landlords and aristocrats, to the party
Of the Slave-dri1ers, tho party that
luburs to make chattels of laboring
mcn, as Of beasts Of burden : the party
whose day dream aud whose night.
dresm is u prayer for tho destruction
Of that nation which guarantees equal
rights to the adopted fellow.citissns
The only rational explanation which
We eau get from our Irish loz.citi.
zsus for this strange course is, that the
Democratic purity opposed Kuow-Nuth.
ingism. and has uiuays favored the
adopted citizens Even surpo,ipg it
be true. which it is not. BY any nsans;
why should that be a cause for hatred
to the Republican party of equal rights.
which has coms into existence since
the death OF organized Know. Moth.
ingisn But it is not true ,ha, tue
Democrats have ever done any favors
to the adopted ci.;zeus except 10 blair.
uey them for their votes. The Dem.
ocra,ic party Of the present day is no,
the party which was led by Henry A.
Wise. That gallant hero and his par.
" arc dead, and the tyena. the jackal,
and tho ass. have sIulen the ssirs OF
the lions Of 1856, aud are now trying
to nislcad the adopted citizens into tho
belief that they are the legitimate sue.
cessors Of Wise and bis party!
Feilow-citIzens, do not be deceived =;
the surviving heroes Of 1856 who
fought in the Democratic ranks for
Equal Rights are ail now in the Re.
publican purity and they help to direct
It's glorious pulley iu behalf Of the ID.
terests Of Labor. When you bchcla a
Democratic politician Of the presen,
day you behold in ninety. mine cases Of
every hundred. luudlord, an aristo.
csat. d slave driver. . Know o.hing.
or. traitor and eusmy to she fig Of the
Nation that secilr4s yvat equality.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-09

Feiiop Cttisens: As heretofore
srouuced through the columns Of the
DxMocSAT, Stand before the people
IN independent candidate 70. tue Office
Of assessor ofthe second district Of
Lewis county.
Notwithstanding an effort on the
part Of n few to rule ME Of Ny broth.
err. Mr.. James BOhan. Mr. iLoreu,z and
Mr.. RuhrGOush met in Weston, Oc.
tober Ind, aud agreed to leave the
choice Of a candidate to arbitration
each choosing two men 10 represent
him. making ia all six, and in The
eveht o their not agreeing, they were
ty choose seventh, und l,avc tho de-
cision to him although previously
instructed my brother that | would &C
coed to any terms hc would make short
Of leaving the field. ba. tina, would
not do. After an unsuccessful attrmp,
on the par. Of these men to agree, the
seventh was called in; but contrary 10
oil rules Of arbitration. as it appears,
fearing | would win. they cropped one
Of their candidates, and four Of the Grs,
six guve u decision against me. II
this eau DO called fair ar ,itra,ion. then
| know nothing Of The rules tlad it
ham Tho rnt.I - ,h. ,n.,,n,k 49,. Al ,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-09
DiR JOHN BOHAN.

Some time last week. an agreement
was made among those high 10 author
ity to rule of all the Democratic can
dIda,cs for Assessor 10 the Second
District, except one. Mr.. 13ohun,
who sas tho Gully Independent caudi.
dute for the position, agreed to outer
Into the agreement, il it was lairly and
hOuorably conducted. Tho High
COur, sat aud after certain proceedings
which We are requested to say by sone
OF Mr.. BOh'ns friends wcrc unfair AID
wrong. lie was ruled Of after the
slaughter Of Mr.. Nicholas Rvhrbough.
Mr.. Bohan's friends advising him Of
these iucts. he refuses to submit to
what lie deems wrong. aud will there.
fore remain 4 candidate. Mr. Ruhr.
bouah. however is A." of tho track"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-09
THE RAILROAD :
II KS o Elxca Noct!
THE CONTRACT AWARDED
Work to Commence Immediately

~ guEsue3ss, s. . proposition , to
receive bids for tho colstte:tloh Of Inc
Weston & Yves. Fork Nailioad' q
number Of railroad contractors lut III
propositions, aud. on Tuesday las,
The contract for grading, ,res'ling and
bridging the whole route, rendy tC
receive the cross-tics. vas awarded ID
Mr.. James M.rc!,, Of Hugerstown,
Maryland. The r.lce to be paid is
Sl.,500.
GrouGd will be broke about the Goth
Of this month, aud the entire work Of
construction il to be completed Within
ten mouths from the date Of the con.
tract. The contractor has already
authorized tho employment Of 100
men, IN this county, to 10 ready tot
work by the last Of this ".ou'h.
Glory enough! the Railroad is now
fixed fact. Prosperity Is open to US.
Glory enough
Aud now, lei tho credit for thia en-.
terprise GO where it properly belongs
We say uuhcsItutingly that to lleuty
Branuuu, ". q. bennett, George a
jackson. and Thomas y. Edwards,
more than 10 ans others. IRE car rcO-
ple indebted lvg this cousumlua,Ion.
80 dsvni .AIv wi.,rG hv evprv citizr,,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-09
THE FREE SCHOOLS.
How are the Candidates for
Governor on that
Question:
READ AND DECIDE.

Although Major Mathews hos bad an
sbuud.ncs vi time to do SO, he has
never yet denied tho charge against
him as 10 bis opposition To the Tree
sctoOl system Not 'loug before his
nomination, he was in Charleston, 10
company with II. X. Howard, of Ma
son, ThOmas i. Kline, Of Catcll. and
several other gentlemen, all Demo.
Gratis, talking about our free school
systerl. when no said:
~ pouid sell my shirt from my
back b:tore ! 'rould ailorr my children
to be educated at a free school,"
He assigned as reason that h4
did not wish his children 10 associate
With such as were found attending the
"pauper schools"
1t occurs to Us that this sort oil
talk will not " take" to any considera.
degree among the people ofthis county
whose children ere being educated Il,
the pauper Sc hoOls" 80 coutemp:u
ously referred to by Major Matthew'S.
General Guif says.
10 The Republican party ars the
people usWess Virgiaia iuuebteA .os
the lEcans Of free eduea:ica now offer.
ed to all their cLiidteu. To foster
education. aud TO open the avenues Of
Intelligence 10 the children o. the
State. has been and 10 tho great mis-.
soa Of that party. We now s,,ud
firmly rs ever IN favor of the instiiu.
,ion-ready. abba aud willing to uphold
aud defend it 70. myself, l pay no
moucy more cherfuIly than that which
is levied upon me rs my proportion for
the support Of these uoblest gems which
aiorr the hills and valleys 9G>our State
tho public free schools"
After roadiug tho above. "a the
expression Of sentiment on tbs part Of
both The candidates for Governor. the
voter should cast his ballo: 10 cording
to his views Of the two men who now
seek the highest oiiicG in the State,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-09
WI. l.. HUNTINGTON.

This gentleman. at the earncs. so.
lici.aiiou Of many friends in both po.
litieul parties. consented reluctlntly
to become candidate for Delegate
from this county to the House OF Del.
esatss.
1t is not expected, nor do va desire
10 cu;er upon euIpgy VI his charac.
scr socially or his uU,llty Us a Dasiarss
man. With bo.h Of these matters the
people Of the county sro cusi:uIy ia.
mt.llar.
But there is matter Of which it
is proper to speak. Mr.. VIM. l..
Huntington uever Vas political trim
Iner' From the b'slan:us OF the war
to the present duy b. has consistently
held 10 certain political views: aud
wlila he has aided in sustaining them
vigorously, he has u. no time bcru
uGsaslva or Overbearing to his oppo.
uents. lie will not ask or seek vote
by Misrepresentation Of bis record
Ii elected, 1t will be upon merit sloae
no, BY reason OF superior skill il the
art Of poll teal legerdemuiu.
As representative, every one 40.
quliuted with him knows that be
would perform bis whole duty fai,h-
fully, and to thu best Of his skill and
Judgement.
The cry Of poor mans friend" is
frequently ra sed by political aspirants
Or Ihcir adherentS but we are glad to
say tLat although Mr. Huntington il
fully entitled to tho palm 10 this res.
pect, bis :trIeuds have mOdestly re.
Trained from auy attempt at cheap
demagogucry. Mr.. Huntington is
running upon bis merits. and ny rsa.
So thereof be will Le elected.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-09
/" HOLD THE FORT"

We mean the Union fort. Guard
every port hole. Let not a single sho,
i"t9 the ene'ny'4 rump miss fire II
ever there was time when the party
required you: assistance, this Is tho
time
Ivory Union man 10 the county
should make good usp of his time,
But a shcvt time remains. Let
every Union man 500 that his ucigLbOr
as well rs himself, Is rruiy for cleo.
tiUa day Should there bO any who
are raablc. or think they caunot ai.
ford to attend the polls let sach b. paid
for loss Of time. Bring them to tho
pulls aud see that they vote right.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-09
REBORN"

We haye reliable information from
jacksonville. in this county, and frou
Sutton, Braxton county. tina. the grea
Kauawha Reformers. tho late =. =,
and John Z. Kouua. prac,icsl reform
by getting outside Of SO much "driu.
kin liquor" that John Bsrlcyc1rn sol
away with them, SO to speak.
For further information on this sub
lee. We refer tbs reader to the ci,iz Gus
OF Jacksonville aud Sutton.
Great is Reform!
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-09
DRAXTON COUNTY.

10 Braxton, the Union men arc ma
king gallant fight, aud the rcsult will
ss.ouisb many Of tho -" Democratic
ari,huIe,ici.ns. Ellis llycr, editor Of
The Mouni4inerr, u young man Of good
talents aud bard worker. is the In.
ion candidate for tho House Of Dele
yates. The ticket. wo understand
i NJ been entirely gil, d out; mud for
The fret tune iu several years, the Tn.
ion mcn Of Brax,on will uiuke sssaigL.
irFt "a rIiLrip!c.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-09

''Those who cl4im that Tilden Is unss,aii.
ablc do not know him, or II they do, then
they are quite rs dishonest lis he Is. lie has
teen COUNSEL for all the brokrn-down cor
poratious with Which New York has been
afflicted for a long term Of years and out oil
them BIZ has not come with clean hands. u
AuausT BELMONT, late Chairman Democratic
Committee.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-09

Tilden's surroundings arr bad. lfelcc'ed
he would take to the White House the
wors, set Of political jobbcrs md thieves
ever lcsn in Washington, and that's saying
O good deal. II could not but bv
that man educated In cunning, in hypoc.
risy, In iuiquity, nominated in corruption
and shameless cGtou,ery, even though hi;
millions could elect him, would give US the
Ill 9s, c0rrup: Administration the country
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