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The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1879-07-09
TIE L.iTE JILSON T.. JOHNSON,
tNcw York Worlds Obituary Editorial

tNcw York Worlds obituary Edliollall
Few men in the South were better
known than Colonel johnson, and few
men had more friends, for nc was II
genial and kind man who. like the
latc iliram CranSton, OF Now York
was never happier than when he could
Go some one Il service, unless perhaps
when hc could pcrpctuatc Il good joke
Before the war he was planter in
Arkansas, though by birth he was a
Kcntuckian, Il member of that we'll
known family to which icc-prcSidcmi
Richard NJ. Jolilson, Tic slayer e
IccumSch, belonged. During tho war
he served as a Colonel in The Conicd-
crate army and afterwards removed
to Louisville, where he kept the Galt
House in an old-laShioncd way, which.
though very pleasant to all his guests,
was probably not very profitable TO
himself. During his residence in
Louisville he took an active part in
politics, though never himsclfa cnndi-
date, and il was he who put it. into
the head Of DR.. Blackburn, by means
OF practical joke, to become u candi-
date for governor. lie was n busy
locker Oh at the ST. Louis convention
in 1876, and when Mr.. Wattcrson was
SN>,tN>S StNNSsrNNNotb A.nhArol.-.NN lN l'pSiS-
ton says that Colonel Johnson offered
70 write Mr.. Wattcrson's speech for
him. When Colonel johnson had
finished he handed his manuscript to
Mr. NA'trrS"l,---So goes General
i'rrston>s st"ry--~an,l Mr.. Wattcrson,
after reading several lines, said:
",,!ils, witch docs not spell
'which.'"
"Why DON'T it?' asked the Colonel.
"l'ccalSc it docsn'l," replied Mr..
Wattcrson.
Gwen, all have to say" said the
Cntoncl, sis that my Uncle Dick
J"hnson always spelled il that way,
and il made him Virc-prcsidcnt Of thn
United States, and fy you arc going to
DC 50 internally particular You can
write your speech for yoursclf," and
with that he tore up the speech and
left thc brilliant journalist to struggle
alone through the difficult task of
making capital for Mr.. Tiltlcn without
seeming TO do SO.
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GROCERIES.

A full and fresh stock of Family
Groceries /: Bacon, Meal, Flour,
Corn, Sugars, Cotfees, Soap,
Starch,
Powder,
Shot,
Candies,
Cigars,
Tobacco,
Kerosene Oh.
Tn short, you can find all you want
at j. O. BOAG'S, and as cheap as
tho same goods can be bought any
where. Don't forget to call. No
trouble to show goods.
j. 0. BOAG.
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BHlBEp nY a KSS.-A temperance
lecturer who has been at work in the
towns up the Hudson has been giving
Il reporter Il page from his carly cX-
pcricncc in Michigan. Previous to his
arrival in Il small town where he in
tended TO do some work, the boys had
agreed among themselves to go to tho
meeting, but not to sign thc pledge.
lie appealed in vain for recruits in tho
temperance. Not a man wou.I move.
At this stage OF the proceedings tho
belle of he town sprnng to her foot
and cried out: "l,oys, this is really
too bad. Won't You sign the plcdgc?''
Not a soul moved from his scat.
Again the fair belle appealed to the
mems better nature, but il was Of no
avail: they had promised they
wouloh't sign. Finally The lady said:
Boys, Pll kiss the first man who
signs the Pledge" At this jlncturc
UP .iumpc:; a tall bacLwoodsnlnn and
drawingly exclaimed: "Siss, Pm yer
hucklcbcrry. Whar's yer pledge? %
The brave girl kissed the fellow, and
the cheering which followed made the
building rattle. This incident broke
The ice, and before the rcformcr had
left the town nearly every ono had
donncd tho ribbon. - ..
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RENTED UNTIL PAID FOR.

These Organs aro now offered urchas
by monthly instnlmcnts of from SIS
to $40, or will bo rented until the rent
pays for thcm. From ono to thrco years
time given for payment.
Special reduction given to Churches
Schools and Pastors, Agents wanted
everywhere. Organs sent on trial to any
part oftho South. We pay freight both
ways if not satisfactory.
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SHOES.

A beautiful limo of ladies' and
Childron's Slippers, Caters and
Shoes also, nice assortment of
Mems Shoes.
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On' dollar per inch for the frs! imecri0n
and fifty cent; per inch for each suhsuuugn
insertion. Transient advertisements mus
be paid Tor IN o"i;.iij6
Contracts for three, six or twelve month
made upon liberal terms.
1>FTS business communications should
ho addressed to the WnnShoro Publishing
nNlpnny: all others to The Editor.
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sH- DIR. PEMBERTON's sTILLIIGIA is pre-
paien p1s1l, py u. +; MERREtL q CO., lhila., Pa.
Sold by all Druggists In 81. 90 bott les or sent
where. ''
Medicines sent to poor people payable In install
may31
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THE FRIEND OF ALL
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS!!

Il had no eppetito;;, Holloway's Pills
ye me hearty ono"
"iour Pills are marvellous"
~ send foranothcr box, and keep them
"Dr. Holloway has curod my headache
that was chronic.
Il gave ono Of your Pills to my babe
for cholera morbus. Tho dear little
thing got we'll in day"
cured"
"Your box of Holloway's Ointment
enred mo of noises in tho head, T
rubbed some of your Ointment bohind
tho ears. and tho noise has left"
''Scnd mo two boxes; I want ono for
poor family.
II enclose dollar; your price is 25
dollar"
''Scnd mo fvo boxes Of your Pills"
"Let mo have three boxes of your
illls by return mail, for chi lis and
=, I have over 200 such testimonials as
thcsc' but want of spnco oompels mo to
conclude.
FoR CurANEous D1soRDEns.
And all eruptions of tho skin, this Oint-
ment is most invaluable. 1t does not
heal externally alone, but ponctrotes
with the most searching effects to tho
very re OF Of evil.
HOLLOW1fY'S OINTMENT.
Possessed Of this remedy, every man
may DC own doctor. 1t may be rubbed
into tho system, 80 as to reach any in
ternHl complaint; by these means, cures
sores Or ulcers in the throat stomach.
liver, spine or other parts. 1t is nm in
fallible remedy for bad legs, bad breasts.
contracted or stiff joints, gout, rheuma.
tism and all skin diseases.
IMPORTANT CAUTION.--N0no nre genuine un-
less thc signature OF j. HAYDocK as agent FOR
81 each. - ~ '''' "'i'
aH There Is considerable saving by taking
''o larger sizes. HOLLOWAY & CO.,
.,,r New York
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FOIE HEALTH
AND PLEASURE

PATTERSON'S Celebrated SPRINGS.
These springs arc situated four miles
south Of Shelby and six miles north Of
Whitaker's, on tho Air-Lino II. II. Tho
mineral waters nre sulphur and chaly-
beate. Tho properties Of the, sulphur aro
ron, sulphur and magnesia. Properties
combined arc beneficial to oil diseasep,
nnd never fail to cure the most obstinate
cases, as many will testify. Tho chaly-
heate waters cannot DO surpassed, having
wrought many almost miraculous cures.
These celebrated Springs are now open
and the prices are in reach of all-having
been greatly reduced this season.
Bathing houses, croquet grounds, ton
pin alley, and other amusome ents md
attractions FREQ for visitors. Hacks run
ming from this place will moot visitors at
Shelby or Mt Whitakor's. on tho Airline
Il. r. upon short notice to- tho Proprietor.
RATES OF BOARD.
Per day $1.2i
Por weok 7i(
Per month 1000
Per month for2 or moro months, 1S0t
Children md servants half prico.
For further particulars. address
W. G. PATTERSON, Prp'r,
may l7-tx3mo Shelby, NC
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A MIRACLE.

WEST POINT, Ga, Sept. Is, 1870.
4ENTs:-My daughter was taken on tho 25th
any OF Juno, ls;: with what was supposed 10 be
Acute RleumatiSm, and was treated for the
same With no success. In March, following
pieces OF bone tcgaD to work out or the right,
urn, ana continued to appear till all tho bone
IRON. the elbow to the shoulder joint came out.
Many pieces OF bone came out OF right foot and
leR. the case was then pronounced one or
white Swelling: After having been confined
about SIX years TO her bed. and the case con
Sldcrcd hopeless was induced to try DR.. Penn
DertonSS Compound Extract OF Stillingia. and
continued tho use OF 1t until tho present.
My daughter was confined to hrr bed about
SlX ycnrS Oc1Orc she Snt up or even turned over
without help. She now sits up all day and
Sews most OF her tlmc-has walked across the
room. Her general health Is now good. and I
believe she VIII, aS her limbs gain strength
walk we'll. attribute her recovery, With the
medicine.
With gratitude, am, yours truly,
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RATES Cr ADVERTISING.

Liberal discount to Clubs Of five or more
GbScrlbcrS.
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GENTS :--For sixteen years have been great
sufferer from Scrofula In It's most distressing
forms. have been confined to my room and
bed for fifteen years with scrofulous ulcer0-
tlons. The most approved remedies for such
cases had been used, and the most eminent
physiclanS consulted, without any decided
Dencnt: Thus prostrated, distressed, despond-
ing, was advised by DR.. Aver, OF Floyd Coun-
". Ga, TO commence the use OF your Compound
Extract Suiilngia; Language Is as insufficient
70 describe the relief obtained from the use OF
the Stiilingln ns IL is to convey an adequate
iaea itl;a OF tho Intensity Of my suffering before
using your medicine sufficient to say, aban-
doned all other remedies and continued the uso
OF your Extract Of Stillinga, until can say
ITHy ,gtiSy ~ am cured or all pain,"o oil disease,
my profession. Moro than eight months have
elapsed since this remarkable cure, without
any return OF the disease
For the truth OF the above statement, refer
20 any gentleman In Barlow County, Ga, ana
to the members OF the bar OF Cherokee Circuit.
VINO are acquainted with me. shall ever
remain, with the deepest gratitude,
Your obcdlcnt servant
j. q. BRANSON, Atty. at Law
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WEST POINT, Ga, Sept. 16, 1870.
GENTS Tho above certificate OF Mr., W. II
Bianton we know and certify to as being true.
The thing is SO; hundreds OF tho most respect
cd citizens Will certify to It. AS much reference
can be given as may be required
Yours truly,
CRAWFORD & WALKER Druggists.
hon. III. ID. WILLIAMS.
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SECOND STOCK
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
ARRIVED AT
SUGENHEIMER
&
GRSOESGHHELeS.

Consisting of 200 pieces Calico,
so pieces Muslin, 25 pieces Piquo,
White and Figured, 100 pieces
Blcachod Domestic, all select brands,
New York Mills, Wamsutta and
Fruit of the Loom.
Dress Goods in all styles and
quality, All Wool Buntings, CASH
meres, CetteNados and Brown
Shooting.
OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING,
Boots, Shoes and Hats is complete,
which wo soil at very low prices.
All wc ask is to give us trial before
buying elsewhere, as we take par.
ticular pains in shown G. our goods
OUR NOTION AND MILLINERY
Department is full of New Goods
md Styles. Ladies Gloves from
ono to six Buttons in Lyle Thread
and Silk. Ladies', Misses and
Children's Hose in nil styles and
colors. Fans and Ladies' Mock Wear
TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION
Collars md Cuffs and many styles
of Buttons.
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EHE NEWS AND HERALD.

'ERNs, So. 50 TER ANNu,r, IN ADVANCE
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DOR a good drink---Lemonade,
L Mint Julep, or any other dos
lightful Spring Beverage, call at
MonNINa SyAn Saloon,
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-04-19
Bluel,rald DIS Last Wife.

One "f our lenrarti professors y l,a make =
/ ilis.n'Ns II "s~ril,r~lng az srri"asiy eur
l@lIsg The pr,.p.gliaRz of iraslstnssaHs ceir-
''rFil.~ larsirsl e,si BiueIsarl not i,.ng ago,
sxtsestMg - prxe sliai he MSS = myth likr
M'siisia Eel and l"s4+s,f. other f~il..ws hui
be didns saec-ed He discovered, however.
thar B.uel~sFi's last wife. Fatlms, was ;
srFy different snrt If a Woman from RhAt
eaS l.,ng hrrn supposed. Ih>sraet uf lring
a tsai'yi crratur.. frightened to death every
time ihr man IN axaFr side wIns kers looked
a her. nasty ln ,slnl NJ the :. unsl Of his
s9ase, slir WAS ~ fsasisy regular -rlp-Sn.'r.
tyF~ ana led BsGel.rari ierriI,Ie life frnm
the das they wrTr married She had heat,i
al si-sul ms nnaaeEuas wives disappearing,
sud she gave him "a, untlentgnt nu the way
tFnm iilr psrs,n's tp The castle that be
.asl'lu'i c"rnr any II his games over her. She
N's'da', base it. She saal it she disappear
ed il wouldn't eest him = cent
IL is nos generally knawn, l.ul Biuel.eards
last vile WAS The original womaD's rights
wanan. She II wss who sprtcd the movr-
mrnt. She vas thedrst woman. To lecture
on Muman's rights. and she stumprd the
c,antry ~ fav,,F of fyaAle suffrage besnre
Susan u. Anthony MAS ever hearl of. Blue
beard used ta gruwl AI,pn, it sHA swesr un-
iii every thing Was blue - his heard, hut il
didn't do any gool; be couldn't contFns tilai
woman anyhaw. She Httended All the cou.
Seusiens, and Arought strong minded Eo-
men and weak-mindrd men Nho admired
tllrni home With her in defiance nf old Bine.
l'rard, an,l they kept up the chatter aa their
favurlte subject until he sometimes even
wishFsl that be- werr dead. He used tosllssp.
pear 1t such times ana no onc knew where
he wrni, but il Aitervarjs tFansl tired that he
secretly repaiFcd Ia the "sioody closet, :. :: / |
whsr his former wives were hung mp toafy I
seeking in their tranquil society shat fcpoSe
whirh was denied him while Fatilas was e.
Fauni. Married 10 viragn. the cid lpvcs !
came hack again, as il weFs.
|. was all stuff al,out BluelpeArd pretend. |
ing to FatUmA that he ha.I go, 10 leave home
fni few weeks on an excursion IN Mexico.
OF something like that g,ving her the keys !
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Of the house with an injucation Ani to ep4n
the secret CLOSET on pain If death. Tie tru-
tl vas, she took tbe keys away from the old
man hrrsrli, choking him snsiI he was glad
To give fiIrm up. Then she dragged hsEa al
ong i'y the cnat collar until she came to tie
fatal closet, when she opened the dnor. and
fiaging him among his murdered xives,
1ockesI Hmm IN f.sE week 1T tins-. He
tackled the wFnng wan1as when he g,a bold
Of that last wife Of b's; she had Inve,i before.
FatimA was n Chiesgo woHian sssl had i,een
married and divorced halt q dozen tinns
hrTself. and What she d.dn1 knsw shout
managing q husband wssRf worth knOw-
ing.
Whenever the old rascalis native naean.
ness showed itself, into the closet be gent.
and he spent morr tirAn half his tinse there.
His ~ifc used to j-er At him tbfs.lrh the
kryh"lr, and ask him If he hal seIerted a
nail yet for her To hang ionl Her sister, who
came Il, visit lrr, pnpuIarly represented as
- NNEN N44EAtAK kus
the arriyai Of their big l,rsthrrs, While
Biael,exri Was in the hall s.eIow wh~,siny
his scineleE on the i,anisters. preparatory ID
chopplng of his aife's bead, never kept
watch lnF sny l,ndy. i,eing ~ able 10 take
csre If herself as Mrs. Biuebesrd was: aud
whenever the hig i,rutl,rrs did happen IL
call at the csstie they geRsraliy ha.l to IN
ierfefe to prevent their sisters frr.a. xill,sg
tho nld mzn- Tlses HaSie ii 70 bat I'g IdIa
that be was finally compelled ta vsnasse the
ranrim. II is nnt known whAt ieenme af
h'ns but it Is supposed that he vent 10
U,nh.
Il affords Is pleasure 10 know ihat Rue
beard sli.int have il his pwn way all The
time and thai IN Failma he met c,,us..Is 4al,Ie
ln"Fs then ms match. ciseiaAati Satsrdsy
Sigt.
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she'd into the wound. had b-en removed,
the tiger appeared TO qulei down, and sub
mittrd TO h4ve the rrsi of the claws uf the
same fat clipped wiihout making much
struggling. The right fofe paw was also
lady lacpratrd and iniaRsed. Tie ersws
were clipped in every case very guirkiv and
successfully. A. s.~,n as il,r rIaws "l s-s, h
toei were cIipp~d ihe operator rubbed burnt
alum into the f'-sierrd wpsnds iaL Lura away
the proud htsh, and iI,;p poured over tie
Mounds I,alsam Of fr 10 heal the same.
Aftrr all the claws had iIeen clipped Mr..
Forepaugh, STEPPING l,a.k, cautioned his a.
sistanis 10 l'e ready 10 PUN iitr safety Gurus
nj the Mori. So the suimai. freed lrem all
the c"rks vt once- >lrrsng 10 his legs ike a
Fash and JumPvd ta the nar # The cage,
where lr EIes 1.ktd his Ileody cialss
i. s'luAsliay. s4oshing.y lisksd his ?aw,,
alFarea,iy sAlisrisa that they wrTr still IN
e,s ia's-sssi'a,, r"B,arncrsi pacing his eas-.
slowing evident Signs "f having rrperieDre,a
great rriief fr,m the operation performed
On h,m- The y lIair operation ,rcupied on-
y t~rnty minutes, anil WAS very satisiaCt-
"ry TO aIl parties. In y few days the pnws
viii be ex.miard sgaln far psoui frsh.
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Without = Purpose.

Like 80 much drife w.Asd there are shnu.
sands Of men who are floating down the
strr4m nf tims Nithout purpose.
Years canle and 80, and still they have no
positive aim, no we'll defined object 10 ac
compl,sh.
There are thousands Of ihrlffiess farmers.
thriftless Just lpeeanse they havr5no iixesI pur-
pose Their farms undergo no in,pfere.
nlent ffui, trees are not plaate,l. hsuzes 70,
reFaired. new ones are never bpifI, imaIe
meats of cultivation neglccsel. and after
strsining and working thfeugh the year.
buckle aud tongue ><carrriy ever /. er,.
They never drive me wosk Of the farm, and
heLee they are continually falling l,~lind,
because they arc living wiihnut rurpise
What multitude Of yonng men in lhc
,yariaus departments Of business. sqaapaef-
ing all they make, m"ntb BY mun,h, be.
c4us" they live wIthoet purpose
Reader, whAt =ead and aim have yau ID
livings What purpose do sou Isl.ot to &C.
complishl HAvs you with high resolve s.t
up.yaur standard, and are yrs .nakiag ever
ythiug sui,seryiens 10 itl
Wake up, yoing mea, to ihe high destiny
Of your existence, hx the purpose, laenr for
il. nnd have dome with an aimiess aud hi,h.
erto useless life. s'''s'''ss''9'-'
Alsave ~, shae the cup 1f insnxication.
ft.af EltsssSa Il N a.
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MASON,S RANCH.

The prupri~tsr Informs she pssl,lie keAeraIly
that lle Is ptrpaTcd to reeeivr and accommodate
travellers, ana 10 supply passiax srains " hcrds
si nHiiisis with rarsr.
This i the only pssrrng place between the Rio
Gvaudc and Furi CummiSlgs slwsys haze M
abundance sf water ON hand. which vii furnish
At Teasoaabie Tutes,
nv yialle will be kept supplied eth the best
Ihe market stords
Ihayr pleasant and eomforiablc rooFns furnished
eth clean lArde for tile use If trEsriers, Alee
eomt0rtable and secure siahling for salm.ls.
AlwayB kcrp good supply of bay and grain on
land
Travellers wil hnd at my place everything re
ausIts 10 supply their wHpis aud add 10 their rnin
srh ~ ekargss viii not se iound unreasonable
r. s.. Mason.
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THoa b. cATRoM.
IL, s. AtlaFmryD
ATgON a THORNTON.


Attorneys AZ Law. Kante Fe, New Mexiro.
win practice ia al tie Courts 81 Iaw and Equity
ia tie Territory HasiueSs pFcinptiy attended to.
One neinber ., tic Firmsl~a,s 70 be found Al tie
cfiee Ia santa Fe.
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Travellers, Attention!

r. s A,soS bas purchased the place here
tosors kaown ss slOcsma Ranrhe. sitasted IS
nlles wsa, d hesills. .A.lhe FOsd to Silver city
and the wcsl, aud ths same will hereafter bs
knovn ~
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u n sARsEeA

CT.
s.IrsryOr. Lincoln. naeoln Comfy. New Mexico.
pteial aite.,tisa giyesl % the Surveying and L1-
eating ~ t;oterlinent Lands Al business Ath the
L. 5. land Utfiers pro1paiy Atfended 10.
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OkI-A s. CASAD.

Attorney and Counselor at Law MKsIILA \. u
WIZ practice In ali Courts Of Law and Equity ln
tle Frrrisory Special attention given Collections
Oisce With the INDEFENDKsT.
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W l. KyAERsoS,

(sisTEIcr ArToRNEEl
Attorney at Ias, LAS Craces New hexico
r1onaps attention given fo all bssssnsss eniFuztea
80 bis care EvAetieea in all tlss Ceusss u Iaw and
Equity In New NiexieO
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correct. They do not dlsclain that he IA
a true representative Of the financial ideas
Of the Democracy, but simply proclaim
aircsh what tile historical Berks county
Dutchman, long ago said, to the amuse.
lnenl Of The whole country, that 90 Dem.
ocrat Is ainah what votes the Democrat
ticket. " Simply this and nothing more
He has no other or larger liberty than tile
party gives him. II Simon says Wigwas
for hard money, then, be lie ever so soft q
soft money mani he must wigwag for Just
the very opposite Of what he wants. II
he cries out "n6n possumus," after the
example Of a recaleitrant ecclesiastic wllen
his conscience Is being forced by the hier.
archy, he Is then the proper subject for
grand Star Chamber inquest.
Now, 1.-THE Democracy did not contain
within its bosom 80 many ambitious TO-
calcitranis, who, when It suits them, kick
out Of the traces and run as independent
candidates, this inquestion would be In.
vested with moro meaning and dignity.
But when We see Chap Stewart assuming
tho role Of a straightout pharlsec, and
rolling up his sleeves for bloody work,
and the member from Lewis (whom Chap
loves so pAssionatclyl holding his coat and
and patting HIM on the back, after the
example Of those who held the clothes Of
the men who stoned Stephen, .the first
martyr, we are tempted 10 ask who made
these men judges In Israel, that they
should presume 10 lay down what is or
thotlox OF heterodox2 We presume that
Speaker Moffett Is fully as consistent n
Democrat us they are. At least It is a pity
II he is not. And TINT liberty which they
have assumed TO themselves he has also
under the Bill Of Rights Of West Virginia
assumed TO himself. lie boldly proclaimsto
the people that he Is Greenback man,
and that Il the Democracy again attempt
to go back on their own principles, which
they avowed TO be greenback principles at
Charleston in 1870, simply because they
are sold out in a National convention
to the great cipher trader of New York,
that lie for one does not propose to &c
with them. Upon this platform he pro.
poses to stand aud plant his banner in the
coming campaign. He believes that the
Republican party is the true and rigltful
party oiLard money, and that the attempts
Of the Democracy at this late day to bid fol
votes on bogus and hypocritical platform
should not receive countenance from The
honest people.of the State.