The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-02-14
ORGANIZE! ORGANIZER!

aunlfdDlS address 10 JllS ptotliC ny
the Executive COMMITTEES of the
Democratic party of this State, and
we heartily endorse and second it's
judicious and wise suggestion. They
seem to us to be timely, sound, con-
seryative, judicious, pertinent and
wise, and such as should address
themselves to the good sense and pa
triotism of every voter and well wish
er of his State and country. And
we hope and exhort the Democracy
of Monongalia to loose no time in
putting them in force.
Let the work be thorough, and it
must and will be effective. Let us
remember, that with thorough and
effective organization, we have more
than hopeful chance of success in
this county; but if this were not so,
still the vote Of this county may de-
termine the result of this State, and
of the Presidential election itself.
Never was there greater incentive to
energetic action, than now. Not only
is the existence Of free Government
involved in the struggle, but our lib
critics are at stake 1t has been said
that eternal vigilance is the price of
liberty" but noW that vigilance
should be doubled.
Let us not forget that our old enc
my, fat with spoils, is in the field, as
arrogant and aggressive, as in its
palmiest days; but that they have
now executed corrupt bargain and
sale, and attempted to form an ALI
ance, as unnatural and uncongenial
to each other as water and oil, with
} the so-called Greenbackefs of this
State, or rather, with that notorious
and unprincipled demagogue, Henry
S. Walker, of the Third District, who
processes to carry the Greenback
party of this State in his brecches
pocket; but if this man Walker don't
have trouble to deliuer the goods we
are more than mistaken; but, be
this as it may, this man Walker, whom
these same men who have now bought
him, but few years ago when he
; was but a young sinner, compared Will
!, what he is now, denounced as thief
4 rob6er and scouad,el, and some Of
them, under their official oaths, yoteo
to impeach on said charges, are hale
fellows, well met, and personally not
only cleave to, but like each other.
: Greenbackers of Monongalia! can
: you be thus sold like sheep? You
v have followed this JUDAS until h'
+ has betrayed you into the camp o
It the enemy! Will you follow hin
+ farther? He does this treasonabl'
c crime to get to Congress. Will yol
to be buried in ignominy and ruin t.
yourselves and children?
No, we know you will not any
h more than the Churches would follow
! Judas after he betrayed his Maste
h and them. And on principle, why
f should you do such thing2 There
e is but little difference between
|, the Greenbackers, as such, and the
: Democracy, on matters of finance
while between the Greenbackers anc
, the Republicans, there is no congo
s neality or similarity, but the gul
5 between them is SO wide and deer
I that none but maniac or Desperate
1. would attempt to cross it.
$ But this man Walker knows thai
. politically he is dead duck, an6
has nothing to loose in this fearful
leap; but it is not so with the mass
es of the so-called Greenback party
of this county or State They are
men of honest impulses and patriot
t ic hearts; and now that they have
done all the good they can outside OF
the Democratic party, will loose no
time in returning to it, where alone
they can now be useful.
And now that the State Committee
has spoken so nobly, let the County
Executive Committees next speak,
until it's branches shall ramify every
Magisterial and School District in
the county and State, and as sure as
the next fall elections shall come, SO
sure will victery, both glorious and
lasting, perch upon our banners.
Bob Ingersoll believes that the con-
test in the Chicago Convention will
be between Blaine and Sherman. He
says there will be no dark horse bus
mess this time.-Moundsville Com
me, cidl.
Bob, the great expounder Of Re-