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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-23
THE TRUTH-AND THE OTHER
TuING-ABOUF KELLOGG.

In standing up now for Louisiana Re-
turning Board, most Of the Republican
papers througout the country are COM
PEELED to give the lie to everything they
have said in past years. And so it will
DO in Congress, if the Louisiana Return
irg Board should count the State against
TILDEg. There are reports and reports,
speeches and speeches on the records OF
Congress, showing the inquity OF frauds
N Louisians exactly similar TO the one
now projected. For instance, here is an
extract from Geo. f. Hoar's report to
Congress. submitted Jan. Is, 1875, two
DAYS after President Grants special mes
sage on Louisiana from which an extract
bearing on the same point is also given:
rrp Committee. THE PRECEDENT.
In the state of 1t has been bitter
louisiana there is sIly aud perslstent!y
t;,varnor i'm office, tlleged that Kellogg
who owes his seat 70 was not elecIeu'
- i,ter6ercuce Of the, W neither he was or
National pOUer when lot Is not altpselhei
mas rec JSnlZet nj certain I 10 IL Shy
title 10 his office, not more certain tndt
bu reason of anu dScer-, nis ompetitor, Nc
tSfnuen. of the GIcts Emery, was chosen.
bV legdt process, bui The ELECTION Ao
has Uaseu IFS action GIGANTIC FRaUD'auu
voJ,Iu on the IL coal there are no liable
,rGcy NJ n judJe N returns OF its result.
Ihe same tate there Kellogg obtnined pos.
Is Leg islature, one session 81 me Cgtc'' = ~
branch of which de tn my Hplnl"t nus
riyes its authority more right TO Il than
from the same Or1er his competitor.
the Otner being
o .gauized by ma.
4 Irity who have been
est lbliShed in power
on another iHterJeren ri
N the National Coz
eminent. aud which
maiJri,y derives It's
title, not from any
legal ascertSinment
OF the facts, but from
the certifi Gates OF n
Returning board
which has miScOn-
ceived and exceeds
its authority.
Both Of these statements are mr'ss by
Republicans in good party standing.
We leave our readers to judge which is
the truth, and which is-the other thing,
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sUGGESTIyE FIGURES.
Remarkable PropOrtfonafe Gains I'm
the Dee Ocraiic Votes I'm States OIL
ciaIIy Reported.

Remarkable PrOpOrttOnate Gains In
the Dee ocraiic Votes I'm States OH.
ciaIIy Reported.
Official returns from six States-all yet
Isported-which went for Grant in 1872
show some significant changes. Ofthese
MARYLAND and Virginia went for TILDEN
giving him total majorityof 62,9O5-s
Democratic gain of 64,794. Ohio, New
Hampshire, South Carolina and Illinois
went for HAYES, and gave HIM major-
lty over TILDEN of 2s,7l2-s Republi-
can loss of l2l l55. Here are the figures:
Maryland in 1872 gave GRANT n
majority of 65 votes, but IN the next
wear returned to the Democratic faith
with msorIty of 10000. Last year
Governor CARROLL had a majority Of
1924 in y total vote of l57 $50, and this
year TILDEN's majority was 1873 IN u
total vote of l63. 76l. The aggregate Con-
gressional majority was II 1856. This
shows gain of eleven per cent IN the
Democratic vote since last year, with a
slight decrease in the Republican vote
Compared with 1872 the Democratic
gain Is thirty-iour per cent, and the Re-
publican, seventeen.
Virginia gave GRANT a majority OF
1914 but elected kEMrER Governor in
1873 by 27,2&9 majority. This year it
gave TILDEN msjority OF 1906. The
Democratic vote increased fifty per cent.
is four years, the Republican vote two
per cent. The Democratic Congressman
had an aggregate majority of 1915.
Ohio gave GRANT u msjority of 3d.
81, and HAYES last year fer Governor
$40. This year his majority was 7,242,
- gain Of coo over BARNES vote in u
total of 659,757. The Democratic vote
increased thirty-three per cent. over last
year. The Republican vote increased
nineteen per cent over 1872 and eleven
per cent. over last year.
New Hampshire gave 5,74S majority
to GRANT, but Governor CHENEY had
only l72 majority. This year HAYES
had $500 majority. The Democratic
vote increased Is per cent. overlls72, and
tell off . per cent. from 1875. The Re-
publican increased 10 per cent. over 1872
and per cent over 1876.
South Carolina gave GRANT msjori-
,y of As. 5s7, and CHAMBERLAIS, in 1874,
1859. This year HAYES has MAORI
ty of GA. The Democratic vote has IN
creased, since 1872. $40 per cent. and the
Republican Is per cent. Comment on
these figures seems superfuous.
Ia Illinois HAYES has a majority OF
l7,496 and plurality of 1850. GRANT
had majority of $1,000, and there has
been no vote since then which brought
out the party strength.
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The resolute graphing with the anan-
cial question which Russia proposes will
be watched with much interest. The
Koth.childs deny tha! they have any idea
of losning ,ae Gar any money privately,
and it is now said that five per cent
popular loan of seven hundred millions
of roubles will be offered at 80. This is
a higher price than any solvent European
nation pays for its money, and it remains
10 be seen whether or not there will be
ANY scramble for the loan at these rstes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-23

CHAMBERLAIN, PACKARD, SrEARNs,
candidates for gubernstorlal honors in
South Carolina, Louisiana and Florida,
al emigrated from Maine. They are
well calculated from training and expe-
rience to raise a row in any community.
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THE WEERLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
com piste news and family paper printed In
Vest Virginia. IL win be sent TO any adj
ress one year for s2.oo. Valuable prenni-
ans TO ciuu agents and TO subscribers,
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IL HAYES shall be counted in by fraud
there will be such tidal wave In 1873
rs never overwhelmed the Republican
party before; and in 1880 there will be
an avalanche of votes that will bury il
out of sight forever.
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J. MADISON WELLS, the distinguished
presiding officer of the Louisiana Re.
turning Board, stole $4,000 when he
was tax collector in the Rapides parish.
Courier Journal.
Yet he makes an excellent presiding
officer of Returning Board.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-23

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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Editors OF the Register:
Please announce \. A. Fulton as cam
didate tor the office OF City Sargear al
the coming municipal election, but SUBJ
ject to the decision of the Democratic
Convention if one is held, and oblige
oc25h MANY VOTERS.
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Both of these statements are mads by
Republicans in good party standing.
We leave our readers to judge which is
the truth, and which is-the other thing,
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment

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@~ For the relief
!. ! ! |. !
H. and cure OF al
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or, and bowels.
They are q mild
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l vegetable, they
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For Dyspepsia or Indixestio.. Fit.
Iessness, LanguOr. anu Los. Of 4 ppe.
ute. they should be taken moderately 30
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tone anu action.
FOR Liver Complaint aud It's varjons
syiSptoms, bilious Headache, atek
bheadacae, Jaundice or Green SICK.
mess, Btitous Collie and BtIious Pc.
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correct hs al ExI
remove the distractions which cause IL,
FOR Dysentery or IDiarrhUs, but one
mia dose Is generally required.
for lsheunsattsss, GOut, Gravel,
fsinAtatt0n Of the Hear, Pain ~
the Side, Back, and LOins, they sho,,ll
DC continuously taken, as required, ~ change
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-29

NEw ORLEANS, September 2s.-The
entries for the Interstate Rifle Match, TO
take place October 18th under the aus
pices Of tho Crescent City Rifle Club,
closed to-day. The following clubs will
participate: Rhode Island Amateur Rifle
Club, Providence; Amateur Rife Club Of
Rochester, N. Y; Dearborn Rifle Club,
Chicago; Burlington Rifle Club SBurlingi
ton, VT. Connecticut Rifle lAssociation,
North Manchester. Conn.,; Ogdensbnrg
Rifle Club, Of 0gdensbhrg, n. y; Leath-
erstocking Rifle Association Of Goshen,
N. Y; Milwaukee Rifle Club; Milwaukee,
Wis; Worcester Sportsmen's, Club, Mor-
cester, Mass; Amateur Rifle Club, New
York city. Possible additional entries :
Massachusetts, Rifle Association, Boston;
Saratoga Rifle Club, Saratoga, N "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-29
National SHOOTING aIatcIl.

WASHINGTON, September 27.-In the
shooting match at Bennings Station to-
day the Irish team scored 4S6 out Of a
possible GOO, Scotch 296 out'of possible
375, Australian III out Of . possible l50,
and the Americans SSS out Of q possible
525. The teams averaged: Irish 9Oa,
Scotch SO 1-5, Australian 5S9, and Amer:
ican 5Ss. Miner leads the Irish teamin
the two days shooting, having scored 40
at 800 yards and 68 at 800 yards. Men.
zie leads the Scotch team with 80 at 800
yards and "a at 300 yards. slade leads
the Australians with As ut 800 and 5S at
900 yards. The shooting will conclude on
Saturday with firing at 1000. yards range,
after which the prizesiori members max
ing the highest scores in the three days
firing Of each Of the foreign teams will lie
awarded. .l st EISp
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The Pennsylvania Railroad,
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
Fast Mail Route Of the United State,

win be the most direct convenient and cconomIcn
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GRAND 0ENT.RHNLAL DEPOT, which the
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RUNNING DLRROT TO THE CENTENNIAL
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The PenAiyiuGRtd Railroad u he 1rradsA FnthrGv
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Its nla line Is Ibid with double and third tracks
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Improvement for comfort and safety, and arc run
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TIE EMAGNIFICENT SCENERY for which the
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THE ADMINISTRATIONS on this lima are un-
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