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


was elected Governor, have now gone
to Indiana and Ohio to repeat their
frauds in the October elections.
Never in our political history has
there been such gigantic and cum
ming conspiracy against the fran
chiso as the one now being carried
out by the hirelings of the infamous
Cameron Ring.
During the reign of Radicalism in
this state, not one cent was brought
into the state treasury as interest on
the public deposits. Since the Dem
ocrats came into power nearly $4,000
have been received upon this ac-
count.
A vote for Shrewsbury, is a vote
to say that you endorse his wicked
and hcartless course toward Miller's
securities. Stevenson is the man.
1t is u queer spectacle-Grant and
Chandler making war upon Bristow
and SEIZURE, while Schurz and Bris-
tow are stumping the country in the
interest of Grant and Chandler.
The Republicans are straining
every nerve to carry Indiana, well
knowing that defeat there means
ruin to them in November. But the
prospects are that they will be de-
reated in Indiana, and, the chances
are, in Ohio also.
See to it, Democrats and Consarvo.
tivcs, that you vote and that your
party friends and ncighbors do like.
wise.
IfC. Shrewsbury had told the truth
in 1866, when he was running for
sheriff, James II. Holloway would
have been sheriff and Shrewsbury
wouldn't he snoaking around beg
ging votes to-day.
Adviccs from the Third district
place the Democratic majority next
Tuesday, at not less than 1900
Everything down there is in splend-
id trim. According to this Mathews
majority ought no to fall short of TO-
600 to 1900 in the state. Keep the
bail rolling.
Shrewsbury knew John W. Miller,
his deputy, was behind on settlement
$1,000 on his second years collections,
but he didn't inform Millcr's sccuri-
ties,-on the the contrary, he gave
him all of the tax tickets for tie ID
assessment district, for the next year.
If you want to know how a. j.
Hill run the machine when he was
Justice, just ask viii Zcrckle how
it was about those witness fees which
Hill appropriated; and still the Jour
nal calls him an honest man.
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From every part of the county the
good news comes in that Simpson is
sweeping everything before him. In
few days poor Jim Menagcr will
have paid the penalty of his folly
and so young. But Jimmy you
should have known better.
The Radicals are now cursing the
Germans all over the country, and
saying that if it was not for the
damned Dutch and the red-mouthed
Irish everything would be all right,
But cur8ings will do no good for we
are certain of elccting tho whole
Democratic and Conservative ticket.
The election of A. j. Hill would
simply mean increased taxation and
corruption in county affairs. If a
man gets "crookcd" in church mat
tors and is compelled "to retire." we
rather guess the people of Mason arc
not gudgeons enough to be taken in
by such a Shiny bait as he is to pre-
side over their county affairs. Not
much,
The Democratic and Conservative
ticket is sure of success, and our for
eign voters arc awake to their inter
osts.
Don't forgot that John G. Buckley
reduced the valuation of personal
property of the lower district in one
year $4,000 to the dotrimcnt of the
Taxpayers of the other district e.
Il. Baker wouldn't do that Vote for
Rakor them