The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-10-05
FACTS.


appearances, but in a manner that is
somewhat amusing They whistle as
industrious as possible while they 90
through their graveyard.
The Republicans are progressing
very slowly in their task of capturing
the House. They have lost one Con
gresham in Oregon, one in Vermont
and two in Maine. They are making
haste backward very fast.
If workingmen hope to accomplish
anything for themselves, and hope for
better times and revival of business,
they should be industrious and ju-
dicious from now until the election.
Remember that the Republican party
will not give you relief. Its present
pledges are directly opposed to you in
every particular.
Let every voter remember that in
the complication of this years cleo
ton he may expect every sort of at
tempt at fraud. Read every name on
your ticket and don't be deceived.
The work Of the Greenbackers and
Democrats in Monongalia goes brave
~ on. Numerous meeting have been
held in various parts of the county
and we have not heard of one that
did not have good effect.
Two Ex-Governors, one Exon
gresham and several Elk Senators
have already been nominated for the
House of Delegates. People expect
the old Virginia debt and County
Court to be put upon trial at the next
session of the legislature-,Stote
Jour. Rep.)
Yes, and if we are to judge Iof the
candidates of the Republican Party
of this county, by their advocates,
they will vote to pay the old Virginia
debt. They call it reputation not to
pay it.
Those who want to pay the bond
holders twice as much as the govern
ment contracted to pay them, and al
so debt of about fifteen millions, to
the old State of Virginia that we do
not owe. should vote for the nomi-
nees Of the Republican party.
Hon. w. Il. Wiley is in favor of
paying a share of the debt ofathe old
State of Virginia, and has so declar-
ed on the stump. Is it not reasona-
BILE to suppose that his two sons-in-
Jaw who always assent when Mr..
Willev talks about Financial pir-
acy" as he expresses it will represent
the ideas and opinions of their es-
teemed father-in-law in the Legisla-
ture if elected?
Vote for Ed Watson. No man in
the state knows better the wants Of
the farmers of Monongalia and Pres
ton than he; and. no man can be
found who viii labor with more ID :
estness forstheir relief.
VoteIfor Ed. Watson for State ST
ate-a man of the people-splendh
ly qualified to represent the farmer
of Monongaiia and Preston, being
one of them. He.is.a man,of intelli-
gences and extensive information.
No better man can be found in eth
er county of the district.
Vote for Dent-he is clear headed
man offine memory and great COM
petency. and will make the most eff
ticient and accommodating clerk of the
County Court we ever he'd.
Vote for Hon A. B. Fleming-the
best judge who has served our peo-
pie since the days of Judge Frey.
For House .of Delegates-vote for
Henderson and Hare. They are
farmers District integrity and know
ing the wants of our people will faith :
fully represenhthem. They are both
qualified to represent you.
Vote for Dentand Weidman. Dent
is the best qualified man in Monon-
gala for clerk County Court: and
Weidman is an active and energetic
man who will make faithful and
efficient clerk of the Circuit Court.
Vote forlHon. A. B. Fleming for
Circuit Judge; he is e. pure, upright
and entierlyicompetent man for the
position.
Vote for Hon. A. B. Fleming for
Circuit Judge; he possesses all the
qualifications for the position to an
eminent degree: and during his in
cumbency has dispatched the. bust
ness of the Circuit with great celebrity
and to the satisfaction of litigants.
Ii is satisfactory to note that there
is a visible decline in the yellow fe-
| yer spOurpa in tho South I'hpra ORC