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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-12-11

MEN d WOMEN in every department ofhu-
vi man indusrry, furnished with practical re.
ceipts, prucessep. and reliable iniorma iion upon
any desired subject II you are puzzled any
subject. or vsnt n receipt for anything, enc ose
ONE DOLLAR in a regiSisTed letter A. d,
HunE, VI A r q G 5. Rockville, Ontario.
when your wants will be complied with, and the
most reliable information forwarded you.
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"
Smi;hs' purposes, ct greatly decentralization
VIII keep constant supply.
July 10, 1877. LIPPfrT & CO.
SIEcLhIR's Propelers-bAy, strav and fodder
- Cutters, ranging in price from 8 II TO S. for
sale BY DUKE & GaLLAHER.
4 rkAiE hAIS. hai bushes. Brooms. Irvine i,
" Rope Bath Brick, for ssIe by
DUKE GALLAHER.
E'RALEH AALE GREASE, best in the world
Tor sale by DUKE Il GALLAHER
<fHiMPIOS Nutmeg Grate-does rot rast. III,
~ nutmeg. and does not CRATE the fngers-u,s-
ful. durs bic and economical For sale BY
26. 1877. DUKE A. GATIIuFp
NEW BRANDS OF CIGARS w. bsv. choke
- Cigsrs, nnd smoking and Chewing Toh,eeo
DUKE * GALLAHER
TOPPER Rvets rEd Burrs Bath Brirk Half
- Busheis, Peck MeasuT".- Rutter Prints fer sale
by DUKE K CALLAHER.
HTOLASSES SUGAR--Tbe unders;gr.d iii
w buy Molsssss Sugar of merchants, in ex.
change for Candy at X hoIesaIe rates.
Nov. 30. 1877. PHIL T Poup
INDICATED CANDY-an excellent .rtieis Co.
w Cold.-froIn to cents stick. at
Oct 30 1877 PHIL. T RoHR's.
L Aag'7' 1877. FBII. 7, BoHR.
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BANK NOTICE.

TIME First National Bank of Jefferson at
CharlestOwn will be closed on the 25th inst.
(Chrlstmas}. and on the LIST day of January next.
All persons having paper maturing on t,0se
DAYS Will please attend to the same q" the Mon
days previous. S3NL HOW ELL.
December II. 1877. Cashier.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE

TENHREE good Sewing MaciIncs-a New Amer
L lean and Domestic, (bOth new and 4 slight
~ used Grover Il Bakrr-cithcr all Of them.
for Pine Lumber. ShinGlcs. Pork. Beef, Corn CT
Flour. Apply 1T the
SPIRIT OFFICE.
Decnmhcr IL. lS77-tE
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NEW SUPPLY

N EW SUFFb4
nF Blue, Black and Brown Water Proof Cloak
~ ing. Just received by
Dec. ii. 1877. GEO ". T. KEARSLEY.
DUCK WHEAT FLOUR for sale nv
ID GEO. w. r. KEARSLEY.
December II, 1877.
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DILES.-A certain and efec tusf cure. Tria
box only 5Jc. Address DR. PERCY, ogdcos
burgh. N
November %, !s71-Iy.
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EDUCATIONAL.
West Va. University,
1877. MORGANTOWN. 1878.

TE1HIS Institution of Learning, under the Pres
ldency of Rev. J. r. Thompson. a: NJ
is entering upon new era OF prosperity
During the Sprung Term jusr closed. the atten-
dance of students was increased over Go per
cent. 1t has n large and scholarly Faculty a
beautiful, healthful and moral location: ample
Scientific and Philosophical Apparatus: Ii
brarv constantly growing: a curriculum OF the
most thorough character: Il standard OF sholhr.
sim SURPASSED by no American institution of
learning. ,
THE EXPENSES ARE LESS than Mt any other
place known to afford equal advantages. The
Fall term begins Sept. 5th the Winter term
January 81, and SprIn" term March 2Ith. For
full information, catalogues &c. address the
President GEO. Z. 81 Cli61SS,
July "a lS77-tAr1 Secretary Of Regents.
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CUMBERLAND COAL,

t1TE offer frat lot OF Coal for Steam and
W Smiihs Purposes. ct greatly reduelcfr.tss.
VIII keep coHsraBt supply.
JuIH 10. 1871. IIPPirT E. cn
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Mnil-Daily, Except Sunday, between linton
and Rchmord,) connects at Siaun;on with Valley
X. for harrison burg. Winchester, &c AZ
Charlottesville with Va. Midland Il. r. arriving
1T Lynchburg 90 NJ. AtGordonsville with Va.
Midland r. Il arriving at Washington 8 IS P VI. /;
Philadelphia, 10 NJ, and New York, 3 +5 NJ.
Al Richmond with Richmond & Danvie and
Richmond and Petersburg Railroads for all points
in the Southern Atlauti2 States.
Express- Daily, stopping at al regular lions
west of COvington, and at Gown gtOn, Millb0ro',
Goshen, Staun;on, Charlottesville. Gordonsvil'e.
Louisa. Trevilsn'P, Nocl's srd Junction. connect
ing at 6 ordons viiie with Va. Midland Train r
irving Mt Washing ton IS A M: Baltimore, 9 80
A NJ: Philadelphia, As p NJ. and New York,
10 P NJ. At Richmond with Richmond & Dan
vile and Richmond & Petersburg Railroads for all
points in the Southern Atlantic StatcR and Sun
day, Tuesday md Friday at high tide. CUnncc's
with Old Dominion S;ea mers :or New York.
An Accommodation Train leaves GordonsviNc
daily except Sunday, at 90 A NJ. and arrives at
Richmond 5 80 Sleeping Cars on Express Train
between Gown ton a nd Eici me nd.
CONWAY Il. WARD.
G. p. & T.
W. NJ. s. DUNN. Eng. & sup't., Richmond. Va.
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Z lG hit * MITCHELL call attic lion TO the fol-
l lowing facts: They Offering the purest
aud coolest Soda Water in the Valley. syrups
made from fruit Essences.
Offer Is varieties CT Cigsrs-vary in price from
3 to Is cent? each.
7 IGHT * MITCHELL arc offering School Book
- at a great red ucton from last years price, for
Cash They propose TO give the purchaser the
benefit for the Money.
! IGHT & MITCHELL offer Note Pa per and En-
- veIopes cheaper for the quality than can be
bought in the VALLEY.
I lGHT & MITCHELL furnish all the prepared
~ Pain s in the ma rket-rang cling in price from
s ST. per gallon to 81 50. White Lead Linseed
Oil. TurNe rline-all strictly pure very low.
I Ugh K MITCHELL have for safe ALI the best
II Blood Purifiers. Also have Pepsin and Pan
cEeatine. for Dvspe ntica.
I 1GfiT K MITCHELL preparing the best
I Shoe Tarrish sold in this county. Ref
erences-H n. MiddlekRuf ard Free Press.
Sept. 1. 1877.
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KAI SAMIN.
IN every respect superior &c any other prepare
L ton be mixed in two mimi ties for the brush:
will rub off sca lie crack-one package will
$50 $50 square feet, according 10 condition
of wR!i. No prsPar alton of walls necessary -
Saves time md temper. No skill required in ap-
plying. For sale 10y
JAS. LAW. HOOFF K co.
4 NIL RATTLERS, for Carriages and Bugeics.
n for sale by JAS. LA ". HOOFF CO.
UTILITY and other Dus: Pans. for :: lie by
- JAS. la w. HOOFF & co.
WALL Protectors, Walters. Tea Trays. Wine
w or Pitcher Travs, Crumh Ira va md Brushes,
for sa!e by JAS. LAW HOOFF co.
TOAL Holds. all patterns. Coal ShcveIs. Fire
~ Carriers. Stove Polish. for sale by
JAS LAW. HOOFF & co.
CACSAGE Cutters nd Filters, for ale by
y JAS. LAW. HOOFF co.
CLUSTER Onion Sctta, for sale by
~ JAS. LA W. IIOOFF & co.
DOCK Salt, for sale by
IL JAS. LAW. HOOFF & CO.
FODDER Irvine for sale by
l. JAS. Law. HCOFF co.
llOWDE Shot, Caps, Wads, &c. for "a lie by
L JAS. LA W. HOOFF CO.
Hamper BASKETS, for sale by
II JAS. LAW. HOOFF & co.
October 23, 1877.
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SALE NOTES Due.

u
THE notes given at my sale will be due on the
4 18th OF December. Notice is hereby given
that prompt payment will be expected
JAS ii. CONkLYN.
December II. 1S11-3t.
PURE WHISKY FOR THE HOLI-
DAYS
EEEGFFER Conpcr-Dstillcd Purc Rye Wits
ky-analvz"d and pronounced chemically
pure by Prof. Akin, Prof. of Chemistry &c of
the University of MaTvland-fnr sale 6v
FAYETTE Il. SOUDERS.
December II, 1877.
rTOYES.-Several good Second Hand Stoves for
- sale by JNO. s. yesterday.
December II, 1877.
EVLAXsEED CANDY of nv make. for
L Coughs, Coids. &c. PHIL. T. RoHR.
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(VANyAssED Hams and Shoulders, quality
SEPT. %. 1871. s. $ DALGARN.
nRIED Beef in small csrrEss, just received by
~ sept. 25. s. s. DALGARS.
4 FULL stock of Syrups, Sugars and Coffee al
r ways on hand, at lowest prices. at
Sept. IS. s S. DALGARN'S.
GENTS Fine Shirts. Under SHIRTS, Drawers.
VI SuspendArs. Hose, Neck Bows, and Collars
in Alright GIass Jars. for sale by
Sent. %. 1871. s. s. DALGARS.
CPECTACLES. iust received and for sale TOW by
- Sent. II, 1871. s. 8. d ALGARS-
A LARG f lot of Notions just received and for
N sale at reduced prices, by
Sep. II. 1871. s. s. DA LGAHS.
HOME MADE Fine Shirts. linen bosom, made
OF best " smsut,a m dslin, and best Irish linen
front for sale for $ | 60, by
Sept. II, 1911 s. S. DALGARE.
bacon and Lard, for FA9e by
Is Aup OIL 1871 s s. DALGARS.
DoTOMAC, Lake aud Scotch Herring for sale By
L July 10. 1877. 5. ; DtLGAkS.
0UR new Tin Lard Can. with sz:'G uood'n bot
~ tom. nicely painted. is finding ready sale at
price of the Cormo on Tin Lard Can. Call and sec
them before huying.
Nov. p, 1877. DUKE & GALLAHER.
- WEST SONS No Kerosene Oil, for sale
-. By DUKE j GALLAHER.
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SURVEYING AND CONyEYANCING.

W. NJ. s. DUNN. Eng. & Supt. Richmond vs.
Dccelnher ] |. lsII-tf
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HAYES TITLE AND POLICY.
OPINION OF THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
GOVERNOR IN MAINE UPON THEM.

OPINION OF THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
GOVERNOR IN MAINs UPON THEM.
AUGUSTA, Me-, August %, 1877,
The letter OF tho Hon. }. H. Williams, accepting tho
democratic nomination for Governor Of Maine, con-
tains the following in relation to tho resolutions
adopted by the nominating conventon:-
Considering the second resolution, | nowhere find
In II any impeachment VI the Presidents title to the
nigh oiice which he now occupies, ana have DIFF
hculty IN according to II my iui concurrence That
Title, though stouty contested, recogn ized and
became valid by the decision OF the tribunal, whica
acted under authority OF aw, which all parties and
all the States, through their Senators and Reprcscn-
atVes In Congress- mad given their deliberate assent
The fraud charged by that resolution referred, I'M
derstand from the language used to transactions which
TOOK place IN the discharge Of the functions of the re-
turning boards Of Louisiana aud other Statcs--ilicga
and fraudulent acts within the competency Of those
states, respectively TO deal with, but which. In tho
view taken by the Electoral Comm ission mght have
occurred as alleged, and yet be beyond the range Of
their jurisdiction TO judiciaIiy determine
The third resolution confirms my understand ding OF
the scope and intent OF the second, as above
pressed, containing, as 1t docs, recognition OF the
wisdom OF the Presidents Southern policy. which in
turn Is an admission on hrs part OF The soundness OF
the doctrines OF the democratic party upon that sub
Ject The entire series Of resolution therefore, has
my unqualified approval
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SOUTH CAROLINA'S BURDENS.
WHAT HAS BEEN DISCOVERED BY TIE INvEsTI-
eating ooMMrrTEg--soME REMARKABLE &C.
COUNTS.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
dARpIsaNnunc va Anuusi o2 1S,

WHAT HAS BEEN DISCOVERED BY TIE INvEsTI-
eating ooMMrTTEg--soME REMARKABLE &C.
COUNTS.
COLUMBIA, August 20, 1877.
The trial OF number Of the most prom inent ex-
officials OF this State, against whom Indictments have
been prepared by tho famous Investigating Committee,
viii begin on the 2Sh inst ut special term OF the
Court Of General Sessions for this county, which has
been called for that purpose by the Hon B. Kershaw,
the presiding Judge Of this circuit All speculation as
10 The names OF tho distinguished accused is still
bafled by the persistent sienos Of tho members Of
the committee upon this point, and II is likely
that the public curiosity will not be gratiaed
until the last moment possibly not until
the Indictments are read in open court
The ban of secrecy, which has been vigorously
imposed and jealousy enforced up to this time,
will now, however. DO removed In a lew days by the
unavoidable publicity attendant upon all criminal
trials and If report says the occasion will demon
strate in startling form the necessity for the reticence
hitherto observed The hunters have been In pursuit
OF NOBLE game, and noble game Is provcrblay shy and
disposed 10 sudden and cifcctual flight at the most
critical OF tho chase, and It ~as just this con-
tngency alone which led to tho cautious and covert
movements OF the pursucrs The ''surround' is now
completed, the cry ''let slip" will soon be sounded
and, the prize captured all the incidents OF tho
hunt togcther win vast amount OF inlormllon as 10
the habils and customs OF tho prey will be submitted
freely TO the large crowd OF Interested people who have
long and patiently waited tor this feature OF the day.
In the meantime II may be interesting 10 follow up
the hunt at a respectable distance and examine the
spoor' OF the yet invisible ANIMALS so soon to DO
brought TO bay Below whl DO found few items,
selected random IRON mass Of Others which VIII
give tho readers some dca OF tho ground which has
been explored by tho committee IL Is sunicent 10
add only by way OF preface that the frauds nd-
Gated all of minor character, as the more mpor
tant documents Withheld for use as evidence In The
~nnTt anssfh that IN ~
they represent the private purchases OF members OF
the StaIc Senate and others, all OF which accounts
paid tor OF the large fund annually appropri
ated Tor Legislative expenses"
ACCOUNT.
The nrst Is the account Of U. p. Lcsltc Repre-
sentative and ex-Land Commissioner Of this State,
who achieved dssinctsoa - being the hrst carpet
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penscs but they have plenty OF assets to fall back
upon aud can easily survive these hard times
SECRET MURDERS.
The value OF human life appears to be very uncer-
tain n this locality. Fights are so numerous among
unemp ioycd gather in small crowds among the miners
and differences oil opinion leads 10 blow ana hen 70
and II is doubtful whether any but those concerned
and their families ever know why one or more men
are among the missing The murdered ones are ,a,a
constable, and those who did the deed
either remain quietly around ,e else
Nine times OF ten their removal IS for fear OF the
vengeance Of tho friends OF the murdered one, anu
not that they have any idea that the .aw WI. ovea
hear of their acts that would have the power 10
find them out and arrest them should II DO So
An instance OF the power OF the law here may DO
learned IRON the following paragraph taken from
local newspaper
VIII Rutledge Of Church ni sho. John Nslon through
n sy Of Ss drunk 1 a sns ts: tho sous
OF Nsion and carcessv thought y would good dc. 20
the window and without whatever shot him -
stated.
Your correspondent happened to DO at the place
named shortly after Che shooting and heard miner
season. "You see. " ne said, Bill, he camc along,
beng pretty ful and he seed light In Jack Nallons
be made the pretiest shot ever be saw; so he just
pulls his old shooter let's him have shot just
for luck like Bill must have boon pretty drunk, Tor
he only hit him the but he says was rare fun
to hear Jack YELL" Your correspondent visited the
leading law officer of the village 10 boar the facts OF
then New YORK reporters .sBiess your heart he
SAID why, It 'twernt nothing. Bill just played away
at Jack Tor frolic and didn't do MIN great harm
The boys keep their hands In and Jack amt
tho one TO make no muss over little thing like that
might have happened to him TO have seen Bill or
somebody disc just fixed to make good shot, and you
bet he would have taken II just as Bill did on him.
No; there amt gong to DO muss and no 'vcsiga
Now YORK rspor,ers "rs h on thinking there's
just because one fellow shoots another In fun"
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MINERS PAID.
LOSS OF THE STRIKERS BY REMAINING IDLE

LOSS OF THE STRIKERS By REMAINING IDLE.
SCRANTON, Pa, August 23 1871
Tho mining companies OF this section have CON-
pleted their payments to the minors for July The
Delaware, LacKawanna aud Western Railroad Company
paid their miners about 500 900 instead Of 100000
which the miners would have received had
they not struck and lost several days of July
IL estimated that the miners Of tho
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. Delaware and
Hudson, and Pennsylvania coal companies would
have received IN September for work done IN August
least $3.50 900, which Is lost them IN conse
Quence Of their strike To this may be added 10000,
being the payments OF smaller operators so that the
total loss to the $500, 900 This Enthusiastically
tells upon the business men Of this region as well as
ne IN nera
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AFTER THE RIOTS.
TIE LOSSES AT Observation-Disclosures

MERCHANTS MAKING UP THE LISTS.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August %, 1877.
The committee Of tho Maritime Exchange to-day
issued circular calling for meeting OF claimants for
damages from goods and merchandise destroyed DUR
ing the railroad riots at Pitsburg Tho meeting is to
be neld on Thursday next The COMMITTEES is endeav-
orng obtain schedule of the losses, but nave not
progressed very far yet Tho wool dealers, however.
known be among the heaviest In this city, and
the list they submit Is as ioiiows-
Justice Batcman a. Co.. No 122 South Front street.
10 bales value, So 500 his firm has also other con-
signmcnts amounting TO IS bales tnat are missIng
and which 1t Is feared destroyed; Edward Melor
Co.. No III South Front street, % bales, value,
81 coo; f. a. Greene X Co.. M 1C6 Chestnut street,
IL bales, advances, 81 1j0 sheble Hill, No 2S south
Front street, 80 bales value. gg Brothers.
No. Is south Front street. IL bales value, $780,
Alexander Whilldn Sons, IT bales, advances $50;
Coates Brothcrs No LIZ Market street. Is bsles lhey
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VIRGINIA POLITICS.

PROBABILITY OF AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
FOR GOVERNOR BEING PLACED In THE
FIELD.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
dARRIsoNBURG, Va, August 20, 1877.
Great excitement prevails In this and many other
portions OF Virginia In reference to independent
candidate Tor Governor the debt issue. The
OF the people are greatly dissatisfied with the regular
mountainous and a strike Is Imminent The effort is 10
Judge Staples, Of the Supreme Court, or Franklin
Stearnes, Of Richmond, both of whom have
written TO by influential party leaders and pressed to
come TO the 'front.' rhe readjuslers. standing
General Mahones platform, are powerful and deter
mined and have the sympathes OF the masses
throughout the State ElIorIs will be made in every
county in the State to send readjusters to tho next
LEGISLATURE.
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MARYLAND.

AMERICAN COAL CoMPANY's MINERS GAIN AN
ADVANCE IN WAGES.
CUMBERLAND, August %, 1871
To-day tho drivers in the New Central and American
Coal companies mines struck for advance from
81 IS 81 per day. action similar to that the Maryland
drivers yesterday. The Superintendent after some
psrleying, compromised 81 90. and work went on.
This region Is turning out heavy quantity OF coal now
daily aud the canal doing good BUSINESS but there
Is uneasncss and uncertainty ABOUT inc trade not
very promising for prolonged operations.
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PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS.
COMPLETION OF THE STATE TICKET.

COMPLETION OF THE STATE TICKET.
HARRISBURG August g. 1877.
The following ballot was taken tor State Treasurer
subsequent to the close OF last nights report
Noyes ll3: Burr, 81 Temple, 3; Powell, 49, Temple
was then withdrawn.
Noyes was nominated Tor state Treasurer on the
Powell, 80 w.
Captain McClelland was Reelected Oh ian OF the
State Committee and the Convention adjourned.
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have also other consig which 10 feared were
burned d. sculi, Jr, Brother, No. l33 Market
street. 40 bales; W. a. Gregg Co.. No "a south
Jr Co., No. 80 South Front street. 70 bacs value,
$4,000, and Seal Brothers, Second street, above Wal
nut, 80 bales, value, 81, Sol 81
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EXTENSIVE ROBBERY.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, August %, 1877.
the house Of Chauncey K. Dunlop and his sister.
Minerva Jewell, three miles south Of this city was
last night robbed of from $1,000 s. 900 In money
and certificates OF deposit OF tho stolen properly
5000 is in WATERFOWL bank deposits, on which pay
ment has been stopped About 500 worth Of watchsa
and jewelry was also taken.
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CUTTING THE WIRES.

SCRANTON, Pa, August 20, 1877.
The Delaware and Lackawanna Railroad officials at
this place to-day sent engine to Briggs Shaft Two
miles distant to get the loaded coal standing there
tho strike. Tho miners refuse to lot them 10
cut tho telegraph wires. The engine went back
for assistance and returned TO Briggs Shaft
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CONDITION or sroREKgEPEIs AND OTHERS IN
AFFAIRS.
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THE GOLFERS.

A GENERAL STRIKE ANTICIPATED IN THE LEHIGH |
MISUNDERSTANDING TO ADVANCE THE PRICE
OF COAL
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THE OHIO DEMOCRATS.
Opening Of the Campaign
in the Buckeye State.
LABOR AND RESUMPTION
Speeches of George II. Pendleton
and General Ewing.

COLUMBUS. August 90, 1877
The democratic campaign has opened vigorously In
this city tonight Tho people are alive TO the issue Of
tho hour In this State, and are grdng for tho light
There a very largo audience in Capitol square this
evening hear tho democratic side Of the questions
which will enter prominently into this canvas The
speakers wore the Hon. George H. pcndleton, OF
Cincinnati, and General Ewing, OF Lancaster. The
former spoke for more than hour on the policy and
shortcomings oil the republican party and was fol-
lowed BY General Ewing on the same themo. There
great similarity In their speeches, OF which
abstracts gvon below. Each gentleman won't
the whole range Of subjects In the fold OF his labor
aud dwct with peculiar emphasis on the currency and
labor questions:-
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Dagger who ned the scene Of his exploits whsu was
no longer profitable or safe 70 stay. The account 70
dated Columbia .. c. December IL, 1859, and roads,