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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-30
Mbeelins &9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to Now Advertisements.

Onr Window l.ouis peChcrt.
Stockholders Meeting Wheeling and
belmont Bridge Company.
For Rent House and Land NJ l.eath-
vrwuod.
Chlldrrn's Jubilee English Lutheran
sunday Shool. -,
Citizens Law AMI Temperance Move
mrnt.
Masonic Funeral Notice.
piariesi,r ~ G.. IL. Quimhy.
Stockholders Meeting Wheeling AMI
Elm Grove Railroad.
Come aud Soc -pmmmrr' Gallery.
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prnNilnni ElnCtnA.

At II meeting Of the directors at the
La Belle Mil last Saturday afternoon, :.
III. Woodward was elected President al
the company. Tho number OF directors
voting was six, ol whom Mr.. Woodward
received four. This is II victory inr the
Wuodw ard men.
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AMlSEMENTS.
tII\NFRNI.

This gifted mtistc appeared at the
Opera House, in Aurora Floyd, y sat
urlay night, To Il medium sized audi
eucc. This la Iy has become quite II
fay"ritr with our theatre gong people,
and in the role oil aurora Nuyd' she
even sMrpassrl herself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-30
Read tins Letter,

NORFOLK, Va, October LIST, 1873.
| have been suffering with Itching
Piles ior eight Years, and could get moth
ing Ia give me relief until saw Your
advertisement in the Norfolk Landmark.
purchased box ri Swayne's All-heal-
ing Ointment. and its use has made u
perfect cure. You can make use OF this
ii any service Ia You.
Very respectfully,
JAMES PERwORrH.
Corner oi Water and Matthews streets,
Norfolk.
The symptoms 0i this distressing COM
plant, Itching Piles, Is II moisturr-like
perspiratluu. distressing itching, rs
though pin worms were crawling, par
ticulIrly ut might. when undressing or
alter getting warm IN bed; Oitcutincs
shows itself around the private parts,
and ii allowed 10 continue, very serious
results may follow. Remember,
"Swaync'S Ointment is Il pleasant and
sure cure, alays all itching at once, no
smartlngnr burning sensation whatever.
Ii also cures letter, salt rheum, BARRIERS
itch, pimplrs, sorr-hcadS, ringworm,
and all crusty, scaly, itchy skin erup-
tons Price, 10 cents box, three
boxes, Sl.21. sent toy mail 10 any ad-
dress on receipt al price in currency or
postage stamps, hy DR.. Swaync X Son,
Philadelphia. Sold 10y all prominent
druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-30

For upwards Of thirty years Mrs,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children. II corrects the acidi-
~ OF the stomach, relieves wind collie.
regulates the bowels, cures dysentsry
and diarrehoes, arising from teeth;ns or
other causes. An old and we'll tried REM
edy. Twenty-Five cents hottie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-30

restore ~ color. when faded u gfaJ Mt..
lAps the nuiHtiyp O-yan. ~ healthy az. ''W -
prs-s.rNes 18th the hair and u bsnhb 'h"'
bsAshy, 3uak or s.csiy hair tsaOHls -
pilsbln sud ,trpugthsuof lot AaH FgrT,
liyeiy erpressiol failinz hair . ehsst'd ~
stsbll.h.-l N ln hag lhickens and ia'ifl ~ -
hahn resume their original cplOT,. " -.
il sure aud hartulcS II rn'u hEliu1
all hnInDr. and keeps he -'alp cool. r'sp -
soft-- under Ehbh conditions df~-s~- % -
scAlp are impossiLle ,..h.
Asa dr..Inz fqr lAdles' ha!f 10 NigDf ~,
"a Egs ~. Rrat-fll aud Agf~snsie prfitfins 80
yaius.i fpr the so'i iaere aud rcihnssH OF 5''i>
impaEi-. Prepared b
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-30

WALL Paper and Borders OF the best
designs, choicest colors, to please the
taste Of everybody, 4; prices to suit
everyone in wan, OF goods OF this kind.
Harbour & Dittman, 1859 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-30

kEtIEE'> Roman !inimcpt is the best
and greatest external remedy Yet dis
covered 1t cures Rheumatism or Neu-
ralgia in one or two days. Price % cts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-30

lbs. GAsMlWE, Dentists, have moved
to their new office, No. l%I3 Market
street. lew doors above the Opera
House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-30

All the late new music, standard.
classical and popular music Of the day at
hall price at Sheib's Music Store,
Washington Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-30
lBy rclcguarh.I

PIrr>TrRGu, PN., December IS
River > lcrt inch and rising. Weather
cloudy and cold.
MEMPHIS. December ~. River
falling. Departed Gilmore and barge,
Cairo.
NEW ORLENNs, December 2S-ne-
parted Thompson Dean, Memphis
Weather rainy and warmer.
CNIRn, December ~. Arrived Com
mouwraIth. New Orleans; Thomas
sherlock, Cincinnati; Sampson, llorucr.
Nirksburg. Departed Belle ot Nhrcyc-
port. New Orleans RivCT H. feet 10
inches and falling. Two inches Of
snow this forenoon, light rain this even
ing. Mercury -.
LOUISVILLE, December 2S.--Suowing.
River falling, with s feet I inches IN tlc
canal.
EVANSVILLE, December 2S.-Rivcr
falling, with l3i feet 10y the gauge.
Showing moderately; wind south; mcr-
curry ranging at 30. Robustness.
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Ayers Hair vigor,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR
ITS NATURAL VITALITY 40 Dol"E

A.l.auT4IE AH
ti,E4rss care i,'a,'
tolntmsGisalh'fr
ditaFy Fu'isrs
tloa 81 i4rH
haifgfaJ a. isIh
nitbsfl iu, Iiil'
IA, Ip4rua,4rs
Ayfrs H.h ~
b. lOug aigi go
,iye 80 kAs pNa'
thatIssJIs he -
ing ~ hS hair 10
mr,iiAisi) aN"f -
h. IS. tie gr1sia
sIai agaJs ss--s'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-30

Totrihc with a severe cough or cold
IL triiling with ones health. We adj
wise all To- take DR., Bulls Cough Syrup.
Twenty five cents per bottle; large size
- cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-30

Years Of Use have established the te-
nscity Of SPArLDING's GLuE- It's hold
on the confidence OF the public cannot
be broken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-30

TuE place to get Whitcman' = Cclchra-
ted Philadelphia Coulrctioncrics il at
Mrs. Xicgcni2ldrr's, No. 10 Twelfth
slrnrt. L. sMrc 10 cAll.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-30
Good Things for 1919.

Tue "IHlhS'mrhlN iuT IittmD AMI All ,,,,-I.-
buttons i"r the ne" 'olume-the Sixth. ar,r..'
pleted drawing irom ALREADY ttynTi,,' SO ''t.
well ~ trom promising new ONES Nr - "
slnN ktoh ) nyM serial slnEN lur hnA> ~. v
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-30

INK huWurN IN The - stem, ihhl UNDERMINE health
and settle into Troublesome disnTdCr Eruption.
al the kin arr the appearing" on the surface II
hutu that should hc expelled irnm ia, blood
Internal arrangements ATE the determination Of
u,~" same hUmur> Ia ,DmC internal oman or
organs. Whose action they lrrausU, Rpd VIII 80
substance they disease aud dcstruv yors
SH.UptI.ila CNIriS these humOr iT',tu the hlooI
When they Iuv gone. the dtS,,rdrrs they produce
disappear such "a, tiCcgutlogs Of the Liver stom.
ach. kidneys. Lung Eruption. aud EnIptiye
Diseases OF ihc skin, - AWthuny's Fire Rose or
ETystpclas. flmPlrs. PustulrS, Biutchcs. BoilS
IUuur. letter AMI salt Ehcum said Head,
Etugw "Tn llc"rs aud Sores RhruiuAti,m Ncu.
Rigia Pam ia the Bones side and Head Female
Weakness. stcriliiy, lruvuuhu.a arising from Ia.
tcmal liberation and uicrin" diseases DfoISy
Dyspepsia EiuaCtAtiun and General Dcbitity
With their departure health returns. Prepared by
Or. ]. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical Jui Anal iical Chemist
Es-sold hy all pTUEs,ls aud Dealers la Medi.
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SCRlBkeR & CO.,
AZ hEuNpM An, NkW NORM
SCribner's Monthly.
CONDUCTED BY J. G. HOLLAND.
The Hsndsonest Illustrated Magazine IA
the World.
More than 20, 900 Monthly,

And It has u LANCER emulation .u England a.,
other American UHgU4Ir, H,N UUmny, r.U
aiu> about one huudud amt utN lag,, All
from nlN in seventy H,r vr,Eluu. "uwd,a
Illustrations
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Ayers SarsapariIIa
For Purifying the Blood.

This compound Of
the vegetable ultCm
Sar>alarilla
pu,k ~IilliugiH. aud
Mandrake with the
ln,lIl,> 81 Potash and
hon. makes n most
yficttuHl cure Of a
series 81 complaints
wiich are very prcNa
lHu, aud atiictIiig II
puTiiirs the l. luud.
purgcS ont the lutk
l,IfIutipfTuiull health
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Alone in the World of Books

The New York Tribune has S.id of II, 49,.
NICHOLAS mas rcachcd higher platform -.
commands Tor il >JUiCC wilcs trsuun,, a., So
and letters than any ct It, prrd,,, >s,r> NJ, ." a.
,cmpNmrc>." The London Literary NJ 10"
Them is no magazine iog the Nnur., n -
said 10 equal this choice Production al : Ia, I,'' 'e
T.
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ElInr NCMN.

The marks at the wharf hast evening
indicated Il feet and falling.
The river is reported CLOSED. ut Kate y
Rock. l., IN ice gorge.
Tkr buckeye State is in winter
quarters II Ashland.
Clerk Mort NoIl, oi the Stockdalc, is
in the city.
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" Half a Dozen Housekeepers

Frederick ntclmau hcsjUs ~ The san, ..'''' Toy
aud lrrSh serial by susan IuoINi., r,,'.'
"tychrtGhL" with plenty oi pit,..p. a, .,"',g
commenced early IN the Volume I..-. re-
hc also cnnlinnrh MIu. L.e rAIlrI wv W.
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"A Jolly Fellowship"

WIZ run through twelve monthly pan, b,,r
ming WIN Tie number iur Noycnt6,r IL, ~.
hrt oi the volume and viii be- iI.,,'.,> NO
JameN h. Kelly. The >iory 4, one ut ,r,,, lI' ~
adventure IN Florida and the bahama, 80
liTlS "A continued tale ''' 80
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Over $4,000 Copies.

II i published simulGneouSly I'M InnI,,-..,
New York, aud the transatlantic r,rYv,'i,i SUI
almost as general aud hearty a. the Im n,,G" y
Although the progress OF the magadue ha, - a.
steady advance, II has not reached n, Ii, I've"
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runs IT. ami the magazine rs ~ .itly III w.
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FERNS, 400 year in advance; 80 sss''

-Ubscr ptiuuS n,0cySd by i've Pubwlsn 2"
this paper and hy all bOul lien. ari - ,a'.
ten Persons u irhiuy tp slJs,rl. I.ItF t.'f
the publishes sh0uld WHlc maine. Sr''.'
county, aud state iu foil. aud .,ud ...H I'."
lance la chc'A. 4 money UfdsI ~ tfs 'FffA
letter 81 -iEiINfE { go
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MesSrs. SCElBNER 4 CO.. In lsTS Ssa-,e
publication OF ST. NICHOLAS, All Illus,nt,J Me
aEine for Girls and Boys, With Mrs. Mar Ma
Dodge Us editor. Five years have paSSsa n.y.
the tirst number Vas issued and The m,ys ,,t',e
circulation of 40athly
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2 The Chicago Tribune Of Friday says:
'The; offerings Of commercial paper show
a fair conditioned business. There is this
popularity about the presentstate oftrade:
that, while the orders received are from a
wider territory than in any previous year,
the amount of goods bought in each case
is notlarge. The aggregate business ofour
merchants promises to be greater than it
was last season, but this result is obtained
BY the constant extension OF the territory
Chicago supplies, The farmers and other
country customers have conservative views
US to their expenditures. This economic
ing cannot be regarded as anything but q
new force in our national prosperity in the
long run, The banks arc enjoying q mod
or ate amount Of business. The demands
from borrowers arc not so. large as to use
all the loanable funds, but the banks are
content that this should be SO, as they an
ticipate a more active market in the fall.
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From The Burlington Hawk~eye it
Why isit, that people arc always so
I" tired out" by a 20 minute sermon, and
so refreshed" by atwo-hour society dra'
ma, q little bad?
That every man who owns a horse,
thinks he has stopper and firmly be
lieves that the animal would SO like the
wind II he were "let out?"
That nobody ever thinks Of sitting In q
summerhouseP
That hunting parties from the city al
ways kill 50 many more prairie chickens
than they bring in?
That SO many more watch-chains are
worn than watches?
That in no matter what direction a man
starts a pin the point always ultimates in
the end OF his fore-finger?
That no man thinks any other man
knows how to build fire? y''@
That every living man who smokes af
fects to be a connoisseur in cigars?
That bankers never have any money to
loan?' i'li y -. ~
That your boy, who never goes farther
from home than" the next corner" is &c
curately informed when he returns on
matters that transpired OF the river, two
miles away? ''''iI-''.' i,i..i,;,., .,'.g.
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What Demoeraey Has Done for the Labor.

WIlnI DEMOCRACY 1AhS tAt AAA1gES
" III ing Man.
First.-Beiofe the rebellion they held
400, 900 laborers in slavery, thus degrad-
ing the whole mass Of laborers In the eoun-
&c s,econd.-They refused to pass the
Homestead Law.
Third. They went to war to rerpetuate
slavery.
Fourth.-They held that slavery was the
normal condition OF the laborer.
Fifth.-They enacted that all dues from
the Government should be paid In coin,
that Government employees should be paid
in superior currency, leaving only depre-
ciated State currency for the laborer
Sixth.-They opposed the creation Of q
Government currency for all the people.
Seventh. their accession to pow
er, under false plea OF economy, they
have refused appropriations OF the peo-
pies money for needed Improvements,
thus depressing labor in time OF general
distress, while they squandered millions
in profitless investigations and payment Of
rebel claims.
Eighth.-They have attempted the re-
duction OF the tariff, that American labor
might be reduced to competition with the
half paid labor Of foreign countries.
Ninth.-They have refused encourage
ment to commerce, through which our
surplus production might find a profitable
foreign market.
Tenth.-They have embarrassed and re-
tarded the public business by unwise re.
ductions OF the clerical force in the de-
partments.
.Eleyenth.-They have attempted the re.
duction Of the army below the actual ne:
cessity OF the country for the protection OF
the frontier settlements, and with the view
OF throwing upon an overburdened mar:
ket an additional supply of unemployed
laborers. .,.I.s1 III ar.-aH H 1
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Gss.atssm, Snla-
TRusTEE's SALE OF
Acme mel! Mower !, .e.r.. c3,ompany's War;,

nv T,,t'. =. N S mt mt oLD MACHINE sBo.
ny, 'iI.Ie Q, Z DEED Of Trun nal. t s"Sh
n w Ssni9f, and A1tslla, hi, M. < Llrs
hha s4lIe A., bis vile, and jams B,,.s '.lA \,
Os ~ Ms. V lhs uhdenighel TIu,,s' ~ Ntt
H. iS I "a recorded Ia rhe osss ~ u
~ ia ~ SoIn q Ohio eOahty, ~, Nc
The front door Of the COurt Ios Ss y !; VI
West Virginia, on -''-S q OAk ~
sATuRpAI, the slH day Q, A,n,. -.
commeuSing At 10 O'Clock AN ~, IN
esfl3el properly that 4 To EAy; ~. lalysi,;
nunaTed And hy.io1r and two hun5 u y IN ~
w IN Iud Chnphhet addition 10 m ~
a .ns Uni2 eoaetS West VirginIA, aid N. ,GsiNSS
spparts e thSrS,nn s Srtsk, toSsiAsl I'M
Also the following described Tlsr. -
sitnaled On The hank d WhtrIIpr ~ 10 I ii
o. wheeling aiOrrAaid, loundsI :. ~ y Y 4
meneing a. punt on Crescent ,tp,Ss 'osi q
and tEenty Geo ieet east Of H. ~, ~ ASlls
street; thence running taITanlIy n ~ dE
more or less, 70 twenty tsJl fsst IN. I z 3
Cresesnt street 70 the creek; thsbsS ~, tLsasis
taid CTessent street To The E1ten al NItTHllS
ihenee along the meandefS Of saH 81 ~ N
nne o. I0t n9mbeISt two hpndrr,l Sbd N, Z a,Ns
tnenCe SoathSardly With aid Hoe q cS,SN.R1.z
1911. tne pLCo peSlnnlng, tEethef With m ~ ~
longing. '-'4 "a q ~
Selling 4, Trustee, viii convey ouly,b..A
10 me by aid deed OI tsust. way We ta.N1s
TEENs or sALE-One-thInl ash, III.
tuo e}1Al insiailments ii dx ADD him. r S1l'
aei'eed ey notes bearing Interest INN az ~
uteto be retained until payment ia nm va
,v,- WILLIAM J. W. COwbn
The above sale Is adjourned until s,,p,a,,
Der It'll, ISIS, Al ~ 0'cloCk a. n, ~.
s., "lLLiAA J. ". 0Wbn
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DIED.

KLAPPRoTn,--on Sunday, September J., 1875, al
lo o'clock, Jas. MILLER, son Of Charles and Sarah
KlGpPrdth, aged years 10 months and 10 days.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents, No. Is
Alley Is, alto O'Clock this morning Friends Of the
family are invited To Intend. y 'pl h''''i
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iIiiTTHa ~ inquiry.
= wy .tpuy!rilixf Aug.

Editor, Of tie 1n,sllissucefI, NJ
GESrLEasEs.-As we are allsuferine un-
der business dspfcssions vouldit not be
Justice 10 tllestockholders q our INSURANCE
cOmpanys, Banks, Rolling aiilIs, and other
stock eompanicsto reduce thchigh salaries
Maid ,oIoficers employed by the4dftectofs
q saii Institutions. 'HlA At least three fonrths
Of the salaries paid now arc thu: same as
those paid during the'war, when gold was
al an Immense premium, and the purchas!
inp powSi sc the pap dellar Was'not one
half ofwhat;it Is 10 ilay. s,And these same
FORMATIONS have been making scarcely any y.
diytdentiS for The last four years, while
there area number etwiao Yssand orphans
who arc stoc lders aud dependent upon
the diyidends accruing from this stock Tor
officers N these corporations arc living IN
ease upon 4 portion Of that which SHOULD,
20 TO the stockholders. And the same
work can be done byIcunpetent persons
The directors / OF these Corporations
should Il in their power try 70 save some
little for the stockholder.
,H-., saH,l Elsa sTocKhoLpkiLl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-03

Hon. John r. Hubbard Republican:
candidate for Congress, was intown on
tuesday, forming acquaintance wi,hop
citizens. Z lfr., Hubbard has the appears
ance ofawotkiasnSn rather than a pOllti.i
cian-but this probably, is not q disadI
vantage Rassl County Democrat Z, ~ * = I
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~rIft r2hH- .5i1r
.na .e'4tlm f'tr glf 10 E 1J'uE
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TUESDAY, The sIh DAY d Oetol,., \,
TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of a Detd d Traa md, \, ,,..,
nlngham and Mary bis wife 70 me- dstsi X. S w
Of October, 1871, reenrie1 70 itti q In,
10, pages %, $ and n, u The hnj -. ~
county, will sell Al thS lrOnt dor 4 Nv Cs,,p
d Ohio county, On 'NV4''A'a
SATURDAY, the I'll cay 4 Ssp,eu..,
Commencing Al 10 S'sloCk A. n. Tie ill.,,.,
scTibed properly: The east quirteF q Ia ~ Y
axty.tNo, In Chaplins and ET, ridltES 4 4. 4.
Of Wheeling, Ohio c0ubiy, SUE a W., ~.
Said quarter lot being hoandsi 4, fsnI, 'T -
Ming Al the northwest rOrbtT Il TUebt,. ior,,I ~
and the alley betErxn Main ara N,yf,. "a ~
thereto; thence West Nth The suth linz i M.
and With TWenty.fOutA siFvst ,hIriT n, NJ :
ine6es; thence north on lice pavIIsi Nh ~
sixty feet; thence 90 Hne Iar1ll, m TI'.,1
fourth street thirty feet and ssI ihths, 3 NJ
atoreSaidi thence along tas WSi Ilbt Il m ~
south Eixty-Ax feet 70 the plaee Il lsd,1i,' !!
Twenty -lOurth street, being the ant pNts,15...
Yeyed 10 said James Cunningham hy ilHsi, ~
day and wife BY deed dated ICth f,6S,s, ~ !.
corded in Deed Book Ma q, IaEt ia (k5 ~,
The title Is believed TO be perfect 4, lviS:,,,
only such title ~ il vested Ia me By tx trES,,i"
TERMS or SALE-Elsht bundled a. sl,,,,i,,
dollars eASh In hand, sight huhdrCd 6issHIN
months, and the residue In 'iXicea moAh lsSE
Of sale, without Interest. A lien Elll y NII,i5
the deed 70 secure the delered pynsGI 1 ia
money. J. D. EElSQ
aus Ina
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-o-Mr-o----s
The Democratic Record ON Greenbaelks.
From the frstinception Of thegreenback
theory, theleaders ofsthe Democratic par
ty, in and out, Of, congress, opposed the
the issue Of greenbacksf In February,
1862, lin the passage Of the first act IN
Congress authorizing the issue Of green
backs, among 1.-THE prominent Democrats
whose votes were cast against the issue Of
legal tenders, are 70 be found, Pendleton
and vallandighani, Of Ohio, Holman, and
even, 70, tell It not in Gath the .itall
sycamore 81 the Wabash, !" the redopbtable
Dan Voorhees,! These great leaders OF the
party, which the public records show, did
not0nlyyote but that they uttered the most
bitter denunciations against the issue: OF
greenbacks; which they predicted, like the
old Continental money, would berepudiat-
ed by the government. For this tirst act
calling Rreenbacks In 10 requisiton TO
maintain the public credit, II not the LIE
OF the government itself, eighty7sixS, Rep
ubliCan votes were cast and only seven
Even as late. as, 1866, tho, Democrats
were not in love with ,greenbacks, ! In
March Of that year bill flor contraction
was brought before the house, dssithsithe
following result:a Republican yeas %,
Democratic yeas Is total IS! Republican
NAYS So against contraction, Democratic
nays l-oniy one, barely one Democratic
voice was raised in the house on that
memorable occasion against contraction.
Total vote against contraction, r5S;y the
Democrats had II in their power 70 defeat
contraction but. they did ot-agaiEthem-
selves Of the opportunity. .:incthe senate
the same bill passed by q vote OF 81 yeas
to nays, e2eiy pen Qsns yotns 4or con-
In 1851, 1t wasroncladed best to stop
contraction. The vote stood III yeas, Y
nays, only "a Democrats voting TO stop
contractioii.l In 1860, 1t was 'proposed to
make the gfeSnbacli dollar equal to a coin
dollar. In, the House there 4I nays, "a al
DGmSdfSisl a lashag bit 19!b I'D Hs7s! tlie
Republican Senate proposed that United
States note should De made rceei yable the
same al coin for the I per4cent bonds on
and after October j, 1878, that said notes
shall be, received in jgay ment d3t denes.
In TIE House 81 Democrats yoted against
the proposed Act, (which the people were
clamorous for, and At was defeated.
Among the nays, We regret to say lwas !, the
Democratic Gteenback champion, ION
Ewing, Of Ohio iANS I,
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is7s, Nj. JOIN N. TuTTLEaud Miss JENNIE McCos'
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