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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-10-05

ONE OF the Republican orators,
who travels over the county md
makes huge speeches, declares that
the Government is coming $500, 600,
600 per mouth for the express pur-
pose of paving off the Nstional d ebt,
and that at this rate the whole thing
can be wiped out in six years"
According to This speakers calcula-
ton we owe $2s, 100000, or near
ly fourteen times the AMOUNT Of our
National debt at the close of the war.
The same speaker remarked, a few
days ago, that Oipce the Republican
party came into power they had re-
duced the National debt over $500
O00,OOO.OOO.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-10-05

The Democratic party is broad
euongh to embrace all tbs vast in
terests OF liberty and humanity, and
strong enough, in power, to rectify
all the evils under which the people
are laboripg. Vote then for Hon.
b. +. Martin. He is sound on all
the issues vital to the interests O,
o. the people. Don't stay at home
under the impression that your in
dlvidual vote can be dispensed with
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-10-05
N

The undersigned will continue the gem
eral merchandising business at the old
stand. and thankful for the lihoraI
patronage bestowed to the late fra So
licits continuance of the same which
he will spare no efforts To merit.
j w. WATSON
Portland, aug. 10, 1878. 'aul. Z.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-10-05

HE skinning that Hon. J. G. Nc
Grew gave Thompson, the crazy
Green hacker, this afternoon, was
enjoyed richly by good crowd. =
Journal.
II there's any honor in skinning
crazy man we would Ike to know
where 1t comes in. 1t is the opinion
OF many Who heard him that he
acted the part of consummate fool
bJ replying to man whom he DIS
liked to call gentleman.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-10-05


The Jo,9aoi jumped onto the
County Count question last v eek,
al te. IA what 1T - dong IN sew
a.a other eoua.e, Il didn't tell
" any hing about the record Of our
Republican representatives. in the
Legislature on that ques ton. 1t
may, however, have something to
say about this matter after the
election, but before the election 1T
tells US not a word although it has
been repeatedly mentioned in our
columns.
We hope that the honest voters of
Presto county, who arc opposed to
the County Court system, will re-
member hat when our legisator
Clones, Elliott and Rigg were
written to in regard to the system
Of County Courts they replied by
saying that after consultation they
bad concluded not to have anything
to do with the County Court system.
This has never been denied. II il
was not so it would certainly have
been denied just after we published
the fact nearly two months ago. It
doesn seem very consistent for a
Republican platform Of the party in
this county TO say that their legisla-
tors stand pledged to assist in wip-
Jog out this system.
1t seems as though the Republicans
Of this county wish to retain the
County Court system az club TO
beat Democrats over the head
The October term Of the Circuit Court
viii begin next Monday. All persons
owing us for subscription must settle by
that time, or we will be under tho nee
essity Of placing our accounts ia the
hands Of an officer
Al a meeting Of the Executive Com b.
mittee held Immediately after the adj
journment Of tho Tunuelton convention.
they organized by elscung Jno. Barton
Payne chairman, and n. Clay Hyde
secretary.
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Inducements to Subscribers.

order make the the ARGUS reach one tbra MO
make ia" following unparalleled 49, N0' VIZ
h e. rive ouoso6er 81 per clubs Ten Subsc-
O Pl 'hhuh ana Of
|' '' 'e ARGUS aud the Wheeling Weekly Register one
y Pro Tor person Tvno
outside
we WI o be m the midst important political csmpaion ard
1lN1 saCp' una Preston
1t W." be ave afraid to defend
o
FAMOUS In American history All persons wishing class
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-10-05

Col. tBANK BURR has not the
shadow Of chance Tor election to Con
gress from this district. The most
Influential and respectable Repub.
lican papers in this district are IN.
sparing in their denuncistion Of him
The following is what the Morgan
Mercury, a staunch Republican pa
per says Of him:
The recent nomination OF Col.
Frank Burr, Of Washington, for Con.
gress in this district, has occasioned
terrible rumpus in the Republicon
ranks. Several Of the leading Re-
aub,ican papers Of the district have
turned their backs on him and de-
clare they will support Hon. b F..
Martin in preference to Burr. The
Republicans in this county (Morgan)
are raising terrific howl, and claim
they have been imposed upon in the
grossest manner Morgsn county
wss not represented but still che
was solid for Gen Latham, and some
unauiro. zed party cast the vote Of
bic c.snry for Burr, which couse-
qu,rt.y made BIN t.e nominee, anI
our Republican, are highly insulted
by such 2 procedure The reault will
be that Mr., Martin viii carry the
district by about eight thousand ma
Iority. So cheer up friend Martin.
for you have the brightest prospect
Of being reelected Of any candidate
DO the State. To Congress yoa must
90, there 10 no such ss getting out Of
%.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-10-05

q CERTAIN very great individual.
In a speech at Bruceton a few days
ago said that he never soiled his fin
gers with the West Virginia ARGUS.
We are indeed glad TO know that
the ARGUS is not soiled by his fin
gers. The only kind Of papers that
suit the waxy fingers of this irdi
vidual are those which support his
financial policy and those which give
him a mortgage upon the homes of
aged Ssep aud widowed women
These are the kind of papers that
please this hard hearted and soul
lees blood-sucking vampire. OF
course it is natural for him to de-
ride and abuse journals that endeav-
or to show to the oppressed laboring
men where such men AZ this Sub
lime orator" are stealing their sub
stance, enslaving their labor, starv-
ing their families, denouncing them
as repu 'iators end comuunists. aa4
who are gnawing at the very vltais
OF their liberty 'or the sake of per
petuating a policy which gives him
one dollar in gold for that which
cost him about sixty cents in paper,
that ne may, in more "dignifed"
manner, walk around Kingwood and
continue to frown upon those who
earn their bread by honest toll, and
who are his superiors in Gecency and
honor. 1t is needless to say that we
refer to Jeems @. McGrcw.
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TTEST VIRGINIA ARGUS.
KIN GwOO Cd. Wv
PUBLISHED AT

even column folio newspaper, Democratic politics. and con-
all the local. Stale
-"fket reports and much other valuable formation
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-10-05

a CORRESPONDENT OF the Wheeling
Register, writing from Barbour coun.
ty, says Hon Ben. Martin aud Hon
Jno. a. Thomson had a discussion at
PhiIipPi on the 1871. He says no
man could have given less uncer-
tain sound on the financial question
than Mr.. Martin in his opening
speech, and that having been replied
to by Mr.. Thomson, Mr.. Martin re-
joined and lin FIVE minutes punctur-
ed his pretty balloon till it collapsed
like shriveled bladder-muoh to
the delight of the crowd and the an
noyance OF the good -natured Thorn
SON. The correspondent conc udes.
Martin went from here 10 Tuck
er and Randolph Where, on where
is Burr? Martins majority will be
very large in this county. Repub-
licsns wavering between the three
cand dates say they will vote for
Ben Mastin, whom everybody
knows and respects. "--Jefersonian.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-10-05

The October term of the Circuit Court
viii begin next Monday. All persons
owing us for subscription must settle bv
that time, or we will bc under the nec-
essity Of placing our accounts ia the
hands Of ara officer.
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1.-THE TYrE IS GaGWH ~ iTS yRuIYr

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-14
London Times on tho Election.

The London Times on tho election
in the United States says:
1t is with very sincere satisfaction
that we publish the result Of the No
vember elections in the United States.
The gravity OF the issues on which
the electors had to decide, could scarce
iy be over-estimated, and there was
some ground for apprehension that
the caprice of the Democracy might
turn the scale in favor Of the reckless
agitation and ruinous policy. Now as
often before, the good sense of the
American people has come to the res
cue just in time to save the country
trQ,R~fhc consequence of party blum
deriug aud immortality Of professional
politicians. Little thanks are due to
the leaders Of the Republican party,
aud still less to those of the Demo-
Gratis. Eeither side can be cxonOrat-
ed from the guilt of paltriness with
inHaiionist, repudiaiionisi, socialist
aud agitation which eliminated in the
Of grecnback labor.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-14
Sluss' Vote.

Up to the present time We have been
unable TO get II. {. Sluss' majOriIies
for State Senator, but it will not be
less than eleven or twelve hundred.
HIS majority in this, his own county.
was go, in Sumner 334, aud in King
man 100. Barbour, Harper and Pratt
have sent no official figures, but he
carried all of them.
There has been considerable merri-
ment over the assertion made by the
EAGLE a few weeks since, that Mas
sey would not carry over one vote
out of twelve in the county. The as
sertion was made without the least
idea that the Democrats would en-
dorse Massey as their candidate and
put his name on their tickets, which
they afterwards did. BY reference to
the table it will be seen that the Green
back vote OF the county was only
about one in ten, which party ran
Massey.
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Let asvss,r Asshsay esvs tAm . fasts Z
Civil Law.

The captured NortheIn Cneyennes
who broke away from the reservation
in the Territory aud committed muir.
ders and depredations along our north
ern border in their march back to
their old hunting grounds should be
taught wholesome lesson-a taste Of
the same punishment administered to
their hayward brethren at St. Augus-
tine, Florida, would not be amiss.
Why could not Governor Anthony
make requisitiom ON the Secretary
of the Interior for q half dozen OF the
ring leaders, bring them back to Kan
saa, give them an impartial trial. con-
Wet them Of the murders, and lock
them up at honest labor in our peni'
tententiary? We believe the plan t.
be feasible and sensible one. Such
course would not only be right, bu'
the fact of their life service in thu
States prison would have mos
wholesome effect on the balance o
the Northern Cheyenncs.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-14

If we arc not mistaken, it was only
last spring that Judge CsmpOeil, OF
Wichita, was tried 10 be read out Of
the Republican party for his views on
the currency question. There was
public meeting, ut which the promim-
eut men of that county declared for
yrecnbacks, imitation, aud = "currency
sufficiently large to meet the wants OF
the people," if any one knows what
that means. Judge Campbell was the
only man who stood sQuarely up TO
tho principles aud traditions of the
Republican party. Al that time he
Commonwealth said that within less
than a year o large majority OF the
people of Kansas would approve his
sentiments. We think our prophecy
has turned out to be true. Ii the Re
publican papers and leaders had not
come back to the old principles Of the
party--"Honest Money" the State
would have gone against us. just
watch the returns aud see where Dem
ocrats aud Greembackers have been
elected to the Legislature, aud there
is falling of Of the Republican vote,
and you will see places where the lie.
publican papers and leaders have ad-
vocated the imitation theory Topeka
Commonwealth.
If we arc not mistaken, aud we know
We are not, the Commonwealth ie the
party mistaken. No one in this secti. n
ever tried to read Judge Campbell out
of the Republican party. Although
he does no, agree with the body Of the
Rcpub lican party on the currency
question, and makes no preteDsions in
that direction, he is nevertheless res
pectcd b. its members as q man hon
est in his sentiments and bold in his
utterancc of them, aud the Common
tceaith's pretty little speech SO far IS
it makes any point against the Repub-
licans of this district falls to the
ground. Judge Campbell is for sin-
gle standard, aud that gold, and for q
currency based on interconvertiblc
three-sixty.fi five bonds, but will admit
silver under a free coinage act. We
think we are not misquoting him. Now
the Republicans of this section are not
only for gold and silver, but the pres
cnt kind of currency, only in an in
creased volume--the largest possible
increa'c without depreciation. As to
the repeal Of the resumption act,
Judge Campbell is and was with the
Republicans of Kansas. As to the
TRADITIONS of the Republican party"
alluded to, we believe the party will
take care of them and ITS '.promiscs to
pay" also by honoring both.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-14
The Legislature.

T. S. Huffaker, Republican, is cleo
ted Representative in Morris county,
and 7. J. Raybell, Republican, in the
county of Greenwood. All but six
districts are now heard from, and
the returns foot up: Republicans, sc !;
Democrats, % Greenbackers, II. The
Senate, Of which body only a few
were elected, TO fill vacan-
cies, stands; Republicans, SO; Dem
ocrats, $; Grccnbackers, l. The Re,
publican msjt rity in the Senate will
be 81, and in tie House not less than
30 over all. Total Republican ma
iority on joint ballot not less than 81.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-14


Owing 10 circumstances over which
We have no control, we arc not able
to furnish the correct retarns Of the
election this week and rather than
have them incomplete, We have con-
cludcd to postpone il until our acxis
issue. We will. however, give the
names of the names of the successful
candidates for the county officers
as follows:
Representatives.. G. Fisher.
County Attorney S. l.. Mitchell.
SHERIFF.. ID. Bickford.
Register of Deeds--R. J. Simpson.
Treasurer. j. Rinehart.
County Clcrk--Jesseph.
District Clerk. w. C.endenin.
Probate Judge. NJ. Watrouse.
Supt. Pub. lns'n--R. II. Lock weed.
Surveyor-G. w. Vickcrs.
Coroner--Dr. G. S. Lloyd.
Co. Com. LIST Dist--Clehouse.
Co. Com. I'd Dist. II. Stevens.
Co. Com. Sd Dist. d. Singer.
County Seat--Anthouy.
Next week We will give the correct
returns.--Anfhoay Journal.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-14
The Elections Last Week.

However much of surprise the re-
suits of tho elections proved last week
they mnst, undcniabIy, be considered
great Republican triumph. The Re-
publicans came TO the front again with
majority of congressman from twen-
~ States, and but little short OF an
actual majority in the House. But
for the infamous Democratic gerry
mauder in Ohio and the success of the
fiat craze in Maine, the majority would
have been marked. The entire North
has been carried after full and care
full discussion Of the financial question
based on honest money and the pay
mcnt of honest debts, and the party
has como out of the contest strength
ened and clear Of all alliances.
OF the result in our own State, we
give the facts elsewhere.
In Massachusetts,, Talbot, Republi-
can, beats Butler, demagogue. for Gov
ernor, by 10000. The Republicans
elect all but one of the Representa-
lives.
Hoy,, Republican. is elected Gov
ernor Of Pennsylvania by $4,000 over
Dill, Democrat. The Republicans
gain one. probably two, Congressman.
The Legislature is Republican, insur-
ing the return of Republican Sena-
tor.
In New York, the Republicans gain
several congressman, aud elect ma
jority Of the Legislature, ineuring the
retarn of Roscoe Conkling Is Sena-
Tor.
In New Hampshire, Head. Republi- |!
can, Il elected Governor. The Repub-
licaus elect majority of the Legisla-
ture, insuring the election Of Repub-
iican United States Senator,
Croswsll, Republican, is elected
Eovegnor in Michigan by large ma
iorsty. The Republicans gain one
CuwreDnan. Legislature is largely
RkpdhlDcds.
New Jersey elects Eve Congrsssmen
~ . Rspsblican Legislature. This 10
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A good idea Of the ravagcs of the
yellow fever in Memphis, may be OBJ
tanned from letter t.. The New York
Herald, describing the progress Of the
plague anon. the employees Of one Of
the newspaper offices-thc Appeal. In
all sixty-eight persons were attacked,
thirty-two Of whom have been buried.
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shersr. a.,.

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in and q, ess ssiissa, dezstst>a Real ssrs,i,rsty
situated ia ths Coanlv Of Seslxw ok Ssssfs o(
Kansas. iB-wI 1hr seEShsAst pazrtsf af Sec
ton M tscnty sesen tn fewashlp Ss tssaty-
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Said + 81 property IS lev led sren tbs PROV
sfsy ef isnstaat q. 4. sfsasfss ssd Will BE sod
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the hrst time in several years that the
Republicans have carried that State.
The Republicans carry Nebraska by
ten thousand majority.
Illinois gains two Congressmen and
elects Republican Legisla'uc.
Connecticut, which has been Demo-
cratic for years, elects . Republican
Legislature, which will elect the Re-
publican State ticket, there being no
choice by the people. Ii also insures
the election of Republican Senator
In place of Barnum, Democrat. The
Republicans also gain one, possibly
two, Congressman.
Rhode Island goes Republican by
about 5000, elccting both Republican
Congressman.
Wisconsin elects five Republican
Congressman, go that the delegation
will stand the same - at present. The
Republicans elect majority Of the
Legislature, securing q Republican
Senator.
Minnesota elects full Republican
Congressional delegation.
In fact the Republicans have swept
the entire North which we think a.
tribntable almost wholly to her posi-
ton on the money question. The Re
publican platforms were outspoke,
every where for honest money aud The
honest discharge Of debt, while the
Democracy, headed by Thurman
trackled to the Fiat craze. II thu
elections had been three weeks later
he triumph would have proved fal
greater.
The House of Representatives, aftel
the 4th OF March, will stand as FOLLOW
according to present returns, will
nine of the Greenbackcrs acting with
Il
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Pest 0mes Changes.

Post Office changes in Kansas during
the week ending November ., 1873,
furnished for THE EAGLE by VIM.
VanVleck, of the Post Office Depart
ESTABLISHED.
Altoona, Rocks county, Royal W.
Barrett, postmaster.
Bartondale. Barton county, james
Johnston, postmaster.
PosrMAsTERs APPOINTED.
Arkansas City, Cowley county, Ma
than Il. Hughes.
Victor, Osborne county, r. Munlz.
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The Currency Question.
Farm for Sale.

Two adjoining gnarier sec,..ns. serrni bot.
tom land, six miles northeast of wIebiL. on
Eldorsdo road; temporary buildings; good
wei. cistetn and stock water; 20 acres In
cultivation 300 INIT trees. some bessing
tehoiec varieties; 300 grape yiBss; other
small fruits; orchard well hcdSed; for =, si,i
other shade trees. VIII be Soii sepsrsseiy b.
10 bcdy. Apply TO !;oBr WILLIAMS.
On premises. or address at Wsobts, hapsss
if-Cms
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Conkling, Cameron. Ingalls, Oglesty
aud Howe will go back to the Senate.
They will be needed there. And a
stalwart Republican will take the
place OF the corrup, Barnum, Of Con-
neciicut. - Champion.
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but the Massachusetts Republicans re.
fusing to pull the trigger, Dennis
Kearney touched him of with Com
munistic lightning aud ii busted him.
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