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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-09-06

BRIGHAM YOUNG was worth seven
millions. He is another example Of
the profit that sometimes comes to Q
prophet ia his own country.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-09-06

LINCOLN was denounced as "mur-
derer," by the Democracy; Grant, as
abutcher;" and now West as ''com-
munist" because he speaks out for the
lohoror
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-09-06

'ly admired and respected, survive
him. His death Is lamented by a
large number of his old friends and ac-
quaintsnces. at his old home, where
ne was much beloved.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-09-06

CINCINNATI Gazette: Judge Vests
speeches make an impression upon the
audiences that hear them, and are the
theme of conversation long after.
There is good promise in this.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-09-06

THE Republican press have estsb-
iished the fact that Hon. r. M. Bishop,
the Democratic candidate for Governor,
is christian man, sober man, and a
thoroughly honest man.-[S Clairs-
vile Gazette.
Well, but what is he doing in the
Democratic party with this record, is
what "no fellah can find out"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-09-06

BISHOP is one one of the trustees of
the Cincinnati Southern railroad, and
with the rest of the trustees he has
made himself very unpopular with a
large class of the citizens of Cincinnati,
and this will loose him many votes for
Governor. The Democracy recognize
the fact that they must carry Hamilton
county to carry the State, and that they
have made the poorest possible nomi-
nation to carry Hamilton county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-09-06
Republican County Ticket.

For Representatives..
ELI v. CLEAVER,
HENRY w. BAKER.
Clerk of the Courts,
JOSEPH r. MITCHELL.
auditor,
JOSEPH A. HARRIS.
Treasurer,
JULIUS ARMSTRONG.
Prosecuting Attorney.
isl JAMES G. TALLMAN.
Recorder,
JAMES A. BARNES.
Commissioner,
DAVID BRANSON.
Infirmary Difector.
HENRY DANIELS.
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The Democratic Tactics.

Tie DemOcrafic Tactics.
From the Cleveland Leader.
CThe more we hear from the Demo.
cratic situation in Cincinnati, the more
clear it appears that there, as else.
where in the State, the Democrats are
preparing to sacrifice Mr.. Bishop, and
if necessary, the remainder of the
State ticket, and throw their whole
strength into the contest for the Legis.
lature and the United States Senator
ship which it entails.
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WEST wants to settle the difficulties
between the laborers and their en-
plOyers by peaceable methods, and not
by strikes on the one hand and the
shooting down of strikers ON the other.
The Democratic papers denounce this
as ''com munism." What says the la
harer2
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Mr.. Grover In the chair
On motion of Mr.. Goode, House bill No. So.
entitled IAN act to amend and re-enact article
GOT Of the Revised Code of Practice" was taken
UP and indefinitely postponed.
On motion Of Mr.. Stubs, Senate bill No. II,
entitlsd An act to repeal an act entitled an act
declaring the effect OF pardons," etc.. was cal
endared
On motion Of Mr.. Goode. the favorable report
of the Committee on the Judiciary on House
bill No So. entitled AN act relative to the trans
fer OF stocks, and to amend and re-enact Sec
ton s1a of the Revised Statutes of the State of
Louisiana" was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. White, the rules were sus-
pended to consider the bill House bill No. ss) at
this time.
On motion Of Mr.. White. the bill was ordered
read third time.
On motion Of the same Senator. the censtitu-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-08

mination of the regular session Of the General
Assembly any unfinished business pending in
either house. or the committees thereof. and the
General Assembly should be called by his Ex-
cellency the Governor In extra session. eaeh
house shall proceed TO net upon said business.
at such extra session, rs If there had been no
adjournment and shall take up said business
pit the stage at VIII ch Ii may be before said
house ut the time Of adjournment and complete
the necessary Legislation required thereon In
the usual course of business" and requests the
concurrence Of the Senate In the same.
Respectfully, etc.. ...
, 1877-09-06

Tho open declaration Of war against tho
Administration, which was expected In tho
Pcnnsylvania Republican Convention yester-
day, was not matle, but in It's place thero was
vouchaa.od sort Of halfway indorsement Of
tho Presidents Southern polioy-a recogni~
ton Of tho honesty and patriotism OF his
motives, hope that the result would bo In
accordance with his hopes. and IN assurance
of support In tho efforts OF tho Admin
istration 10 carry out the principles
OF tho Cincinnati platform. This Is
something Less than actual warfare,
but 1t is also something less than tAe cor
dial mud who1o-hearted support to President
HAYES which tue Pennsylvania Republicans
ought to lavo gtvoa. The potency Of tho
CAMERON coutrol prevented 1t, and also do
featcd Gov. HAn1aAsx1 In tito issue raised
on tho nomination for Auditor-uencral.
Evidently The sime Inns not yet arrived TOR
Pennsylvania to Bmash ths machine, though
evidences are not wanting Of gratifying
progress toward this result.
, 1877-09-06

Tho Chicago pToduco markets were generally
stronger yes.arlay, and brcadstut{s werc active.
HESS pork closed &c per hrl hi2tes, At s12. 800
Ia ca.h and Sl2. B7hE112.40 for October
Lard wns ssruugus, closing At $S.47HGs. 50
per too pn cash of sellor Uctobar. Meats wero
hr1n, al 5Kc for tooao shoulders and JAe TOT
do short rbs. Lake ftelahss wore easier, at1A0
&c For corn to nufTalo. llghwincs wurc steady, 1t
81. 90 per gni1on. Flour WINS mors active and
stronger. Wheat closed 11.c higher, at 81. o8 fos
fcptenber and 81. o. for October. Corn clotcd
1e higher. At 44Xe for September and 44461lEo
fur October. OAtn closed s.eady, ut xac c3Ah and
.f7ac for Ocinbcs. kyc was steady. ~ 54Hc-
barley closed htmcr, At ouac tfogs wetc active aud
ntrt'ng, with talcn Of cummon to choice ut g. 500
h.bO, Cattle wcse active and unchanged. Sales
~cre reported at 81. 5o&t0 1871. Sheep worc artu
q. 81. o0I4. 20. Ono hundred dollars tn gold
would buy Sl03. 25 10 greenbaeks at tho close.
, 1877-09-06

Tho neutrality-suspicious. arc nzttYc1y organizing
for their grand raid OF Congress when # snccts'
y uniting every sclIetno Of plumber trgct,,rr In
ono grand log-roj1, they expect to t,u a.1e IN
awtng them through Congress and nr,u], an
Issue Of bonls that will add hundreds Of mill.
ions tu the tationnl debt. Tie Cincinnati E..
qnirer usakrs thus entertaining collection:
fnspira With the hope thai the next Conlyes, II
u be Vi anbsttliet, ttr lsclc Mail Us1ccln,t.
nre making preparations TO bring r,wersul Ioi,by
here to !niNcr ton.ra4t u rcnow lts nnnna! jIO.
H0o hoHhty, which was wisitui oil account Vt Tia
hcnn!a)ous munncr In which statesmen wrse bnn.St
up for Tho original grant. Anotfcr stea,nsdin
tne tho Occidental = urittstnl Company, viii nis5
toluest = modest aub'tdy OF 500. 200 pr annaat
effort will ba made IL cnntno these intcrasts viii,
TaM SchTr'n TENS rAc1fc scheGlc, 30 that grand
hons can u taitCtE to contribute II l.n anclju.A.
tiuss " tle condition of tho financially. .str.ndcI
Ctngsesanlen, who sell yotcs with ~ litits cum.
naaclons OF conscience IA they buy drinks.
, 1877-09-06
expected to vote gtntuity OF $500, 900 a

il avno,t.d ~ ,n{. ,I.t,,;,,, - cno ooo .
ycnr wv" e'"'a''' - s''o''ooo
Tho refusal of the Occidental q Or;.nt.f
Company {thnt Is, Central Pacific Roitrpnll
to carry tho mails for tho sca poetaee ia a
mers ulreat to cocrco a subsidy. Tho t,a
postacea averapo 1T nor ,,onnd I'm rra;1.mnt.
Ter. Tho stea,usl,ipe labor in1ustr,ouatv to
secure freight at ono cent per pound to China
and two cents pcr round back. consequently.
wlilo the Companics carry f1our NJ As mr.
barrel 10 China, they refuso A2oo 70, tLe
sar,e weight Of mail ,natter. Concresa. h ow-
ever, hns the mower tn non1v a ramc;1v for
, 1877-09-06

ing hts paEt-datcd pardon, and damanding a
certificate under the statute restoring his
citizenship. 1t Is further reported that afsor
The Governor got over his aatontshmcnt n
little ho made search in the phr.lon-book and
found there were more past-lated pntrlons
for various crimes entered therein, to take
effect from time 10 tirno during Gov.
CuIIon'a term; how many such cases there
arc, NC have not learned. Would 1t not he
advisable for tho Governor to get tho opinion
Of tho Attorney. General ~ 10 the legality Of
sucil par1ions, and act scco,1l,nety7
, 1877-09-06

We Ind tie following remarkable item In
The T1uscola nm Rooifse Of tba 4th inst.
.,,,.-,nn .h,t . ~, ,,.,a1 an.x.,. -
y.
taae piaee, WHO HUI coinsn!ttt91 1host Osuta4
and deliberate murder Of farmer In tho
naiplborhoo4l. had been pafdoncd out of tho
1,o,.,t.,,.,.-, -. /, ..,,. H. I.,.u n
sumner ~ ~ ,o., ~ -, h,s ,.~,, IT,,
,,,a nn.,,oa ~ .n,.e .sas. a.. 1s.,. - go. -
,a77 g.xs t,a D~r;,,. ~ "' - e'"'
np. Gn,.s~aon ~hn -.,, :, ,o,,.t n, ,,x,n.
ty.ons years from coles County, re,urn,d = xcek
or two ago. sftsr having served only .osen years.
aia fesa1n VISA surprise 70 tbs general public,
courao nobody cared to lptc.fe,e Win H. nn.ra.
, 1877-09-06

Anumber of amateur arch.aologists hare
cnteEod upon tho exploring OF tho Indian
1nouula that lio shickly scattered through
Kane County, III. Au interesting dispatch
in another eoluuu affords in detail the 10
suits ot investigation iuto Qua mound, which
Developed magnificent gkeleton and some
less satisfactory specimens Of " human Wa.
rious." The researches aro to bo prosecuted,
mud .he prospects aro TINT they will give to
tho world great deal OF valuable information
concerning these relics.
, 1877-09-06

CnAxY HonsE las been acting In manner
calculated u justify his nasue. He was az
'ested ut Spotted Tail Agency Tuesday night
sna taken 10 Camp Ilobinsou, Neb., for
nfety. While the officers were trying to
disartn him in tho guarl-houss a1r. lioaax
stabbed LtrELE Bio MAN in the side. 1ioAsx
was also stabbed, snd the Indians aro ali torn
up BY tho encounter. They have retired 70
their sillages under the pressure Of great o.
element, md the tsoops arc under arms,
prepared for any emergency.
, 1877-09-06

ages. England would certainly not staad In H.,
way. But tho end might not he 40 easily reachsi
~ II may secn,. III fnrmrr nttcmnta to ncgoiater
treaty Tho ncRotihtosa lost themselves IN mrr~n
Inquiries Into tho ta1auco OF trule. and tha ntoh
ably would b. the case 4 fscah negotiations wryr
atartod. II Is protmoe that after some hacailr.,
tho Canadians would consent 10 tic intrulHetitn11
Of the manufactures Of The States at lower rufrs
than those now levied, nn'i world cxtca,l the rams
feauctinnr on similar commod!ttee TO ali parts -
tho world; md tha crtcnaInn Of sncl, retiarttons
might DC fatal 10 negotiations. Tho featn of In
Americana III this sesncct ard ovcr.trA,.ss!. Even
Time. tloca no! kraw whether tl,s ls.c, IL rstcr
iancd that thc dehcrlcs ttanutr4 tiuul he settled
possibility It kulcest. that whatever nciuiis,ion1
src attempted shonl1 bu cunttlel to thr tam.
lfana, the ultimate ratification bcn1 lett 10 In.
plnnt. With this nj! should he rpa%,unably can.
tent. Tho 1fnts rcstirH,'cr. nany 1nisaps arlsfny
frnn1 ignorance ar forCctfnncss Of rhnnAfnn intcr,
css.. mud wunl' hc glnd II It cnrld be pcr.naicd
that this Arntii4pn Of tho oxtra&itlun treaty WnniJ
sc the last Of tIl.nt, S3'"
, 1877-09-06

Communism in Chicago Is slowly fading
aud dying natural death. Sporadic efforts
to establish it On gone kind Of basis nse
mads. but they fail disualiy, and Il ia eyi-
dsut th2t tho day Of ".he party" will never
come Workingmon have no usa for It
Thers " nothing in common between
them aud guch uen a. sou1L11xo
and PAasoast and. though theso woz-
thiGs still froth at The mouth and howl
loudly fog tbs Suppression Of CAPITALISTS
, 1877-09-06
cool and regard his wheat in hand As Tho
most valuable commodity to-day on earth !;
the result will not iisaprofnt him.
WHAT HAS BEcoMg OF TIE noNEYf


WHAT has BECOME Of TIE NoNEXf
VI AL banking institutions shet werc over
p'undefeu ~ thaeving officers tho State
eavings dcflos rivalry IN tho rHridity with
"h'of ''s depletion ~as accomplished ants
sne mystery as 70 whht hns become OF tho
s'o'en 'aooa' Eoar yoars "go tue bHnk WINS in
n's',class cona,t'on. Ms. snwArs st"te-
!,'on' ano"s .hat eoncluatsely' Ilieso were
t'4en "oous Sf'ooo,ooo OF depoasts'-on enor-
.", s's,es" nr nnS ~ ~ tn"s t'''o Inc nank naa
Ae's n,sse so,o"'o"" ot asse's' lta capital BLOCK
-., 'o-"a' a.;s ~, "or1. a 'as8e pfem'afn' "nd
we .0e ~ tospunS'oie tnen' IL haa casn
ea'p'a' y, p4o',ooo' Ata aetaas cash IN hanet
:. 1, ae1o1ao5 n-na a,o npro 'nan sl'""'ooo' anu
~ 1"a S''o"'o IN on''e(' States bonds, and
- -, '1as., '', aoIe ~ e1ate' county, school,
49, pAA 0o'.''s, -, prae''e"''S n na good lts
S: .,a,:s s'sos.9 9,'oes'o-we1e ~! good LIS
a aa,' WIS " Hoo' ''o1n 10 ~ 70 % Per cont OF
' ,,a"s '.,.'s VI N"na' Anese 1a reason 70 oc-
% IL, .,.,.. ' ~. w. 5uas" 'nore Inc oaak WIS
~ ~. =. .,,. s.a pso.ey eaf.ai' 'has t'o pro-.
s,as s,.s. y, u'sel',o~o11n0n. u'o not oessn TIL
s. orIS.E" .,, Aaa eonl''o'o contro'' nnt AT.
. .,as.a.. S.'.Na 1aa' tae acs'" efookeaness
~ sss 0t''o 1a'tao. 'nhu one year DaeK.
.,>..." oeo"uo .. Ill" money ia pfoolom
, 1877-09-06

Among the features Of the grand Federal
and Confederate reunion at Marietta yoster-
day was ahRm battle, In which sotno TOO or
eoo sollfess engaged, md which was won by
tho gentlemen representing tho Union side.
Tho list Of casualties Inns not yet arrived, but
it is to bo hoped that prtvate DA1zr1. did
not full sword In hand, fighting nobly, and
only yielding when pierced with a g.aas Of
cannou-ba1ls Of the targcst size.
, 1877-09-06

The National Doasd Of Trade Convention,
held tn Milwaukee. passed series of resolutions
strongly indoEslng the proposition u negotiate
q reciprocity treaty between tho United States
and caaada. Ws supported the Idea condition.
ally thas the new reciprocity treaty shall cover
thu 1nanuiactuFcs of the two countries as we'll
~ their agricultural aud forest products, aud
suggested cosa1nescial unIon after tho manner
Of thc former German Zollscrein treaties be-
tween the various Uermau States Thu London
1ssaes seents to take similar view Ut the mat-
ter. Tho ToEunt0 Gto5s las c4ble special re-
producing tho chief points In Tfmes leader,
from which We extract:
The Naass .nalntalna that the preservation Of q
customs frouutF " . trQubles0ms task that ean
nesef be perfectly faldllea: that y Impossible 10
overhaul every patty set VI eu1lMcfcu between thu
two territories. xaI II Il wess p4sibs lu so The
cost would bs ENORMOUSLY iu sxcss4 Vt the gails
II tho DuSesuultuts could axseo uu terms upon
which this tusto4s line could 10 Abolished it would
b. eoasulanastoa attended with n,auy alyaut-
, 1877-09-06

they find no faror among tho honest labor
crs, md their cndcavors arc as naught Two
meetings Of The craft were held Inst night,
At ono Of which tho baldertlaah Of such ns-
semblagos Was the feature, while at tho 9TH
er ono workingmsn and four politicians ap-
rcarcd. It In questionable II another strong
effort will bo made, and the people Of Chi
cago will suon SEQ Communism pass to its
grave and its leaders into eocial oblivion.
, 1877-09-06

Al Marietta yesterday Private DAIxE11 lot
loose tho playful pups Of horid WIZ, and
tho excited multitudos ns lookers-ou upon
the high Hills surrounding tho mock battle
field swallowed vast clouds Of gunu4 sder,
mud hooted hila1iously.
, 1877-09-06

~ bq[fGf lAtQ &QhO u0r0t,' tlhH 05t} f1rnYarh
artly auits the caso of Nal -Gen. Hooxrn.
who, on the 2tst Of Lost JuIy. maaa lta ,onort
to tho War Department Of tho battlo of An.
ticta,n, which took placo in tlo fall of 1sCo
on1v f,ftoon voor. n,, J.. III. .-o,,n.,...-..
-. -. ~" F4'1'A'l't5
.es1es " AoJt-deh. 1oWSsESD no Apologies
Tor Ills tardinoss by 8tatng that 10 COLL
mencetl to mako an oiElcial report whon call.
al ,,nnn at tte t;ne Init rms not 41,o,, .,,to
- am.,.t. :. .,., L.-,. "o'.
~oA-t,o'o ~ 4os 1I'''s.s eoo" Posuon OF
tho oat&le. subsequently tho report bocamo
u,isiaid and wna never recovered until n slnrt
timo aoo. whon IT. xvua Yo,urna,, Il, lin, f~or,
tv.a,.,o,... 49,. -. ~ :, '''A ~ ''o"'
- - 'Aa'n6'ou "A.o"su eiefA l" tho treasury
Department, whoso brother, m aide-t1e-cainp
Of Con. uOoKkn'B, Ind intrustetl It To lis
hant3a for sofo tooniro ,r;tbo,+ 1ts ,-,,.,.I
-, -, 'e "o"''
eosa' ~nu unui ae ahoulA Gull Ior It. lilo
report, Which now Tor the llrst tiln0 s0e8 tho
light. Ia very damaging ono to Geu. Mr..
c.r,,.u an,s .on,ro,,;,t, v.r,, o,,,r,..,,.,.,,..
-,N,1 49, 49,. 49, ~. ..., Wy cHPA"''oaay
uo c'asln 'nat tuo o11t1e "os victory. Ina
substance Ut the report, briefly stated, In ~
, 1877-09-06

II 1t woro not for tho Qrcenbackers, Pro-
hibiionists, mud similar lunatics In Massa-
chnsetts, there would be nobody to nominate
WENDELL PM1L11ps for Governor. Since 1t
plcnses him aud hurts no ono c!sa, they may
as well keep tt up until thcy get tired Of It.
, 1877-09-06

Mr. A1Dn1cn is becoming moro and moro
aanguino as hc rlunges deeper into the Bsato
Savings affairs, The real estate Is turning
up better than The Gom,nisteo expected, and
this astntc Congressman figures out At least
50 per cont, II not more, for tho doposisozs.