The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-04-14
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1900 voters IN tSjs eogStg. Of wESsb
considerable raagsIty are Der1as
crstSe With spity II psrpsse, tas.
nopy 10 Co0vestS0S ADD enthusiasm
10 The canvass, oger 2OoO a1bersnleI
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from Walker can march 30 THE p9glsI
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II we asg torn bg internal Gi@es-
Sims growing oat n disaptoSnt.
meDts IN C0nventi0as, We eapnot
expeet 10 conquer, bas if we staad
united, desenajaed to via, ssoeessI
siIl be Ours We have some sore-
foead Democrats ia ssais cosSty who.
hare cast taeIr fortunes with the ~.
called Greenbsek party. What fort
For oGiee, atd that oaIy, And FROM
them COMES most Of the abuse H tbe
Democratic party; ard Is " they
who are trying 70 weaken the ranks
n the Democracy By 1airepresentiag
ft. and e0axinx into their uer rssyAg
those Who Iisten 10 and believe what
they say. We ray to these men,
beware Of their oily tongues, ere yos
are led astray, What they. are doing
f. fos Nsgir ora advancement, and &c
they can fool you and get into oifioe,
then you may @go 20 the devil, fos all
they care They tell yoa all kind
ofimpossible things they will do If
the Greenbaek party gets into power.
II p easy 10 talk, il IL cheap, bat IL
il harder 70 put their promises into
practical shape. The only thing 50
far, that The new party has accom-.
plisbed, is TO lessen the Democratic
majority 10 Congress, while NOT 10.
cfeasing their own strength. Demo.
Gratis in the new party opght 10 see
this NON, and come ost from among
them into their old home, 10 The
Democratic party, before the RepGb.
lican party swallows them body and
brooches, We are satifGsd that no
man jB'ihe new organization, who is
q Democrat as fle4rtSa4s,i ,,Ds a~ u.
fee seeker, w0gld for q moment re
main in the parry, when be comes
70 understand that it is being used
By the Republicans, 10 this State,
and in all other States, az lever to
keep themselves 10 power Wehaye
warned you time and sgain against
this danger. We have done 20 cor.
scientioqsly and truthfally. The
principles Of the Greenbaek party
are, in the main, good, bat not better
than what The Democratic party has
offered you. We know they say,
why don't Jour party increase The
paper circulation, wipe out the Ma.
tional banks, pay the bonds TO-
Greenbscks,1 &c. We can only say,
in reply, that II is 70 the Democratic
party you owe whatever beneficial
financial legislation we now have
!. was through them that Green
backs are now legal tender for all
debts. public aud private, including
interest on the public debt and duties
on imports. To the Democratic par.
~ IL the credi. due Of reuonelizing
silver, and making il full legal ten.
der. To them is due the passage Of
the silver bill, by which 100000
per year in standard dollars are
coined, besides the several millions
Of dollars Of smaller coins. II the
party has not done more, It is be-
cause they are met at the White
House with veto. Upon the fnan.
cial policy Of the government the
Democralicand Greenback partiesare
nearly aIike. Our party has always
condemned The legislation Of Con.
gress that made the $50 bonds paya.
bic in coin. They have always de-
mauded that these bonds be paid in
accordance With the original con.
tract, viz The currency Of the coun.
try. This has been one Of the planka
in the Democratic platforms Of this
State, district and county, ever since
the war; and 80 has it been Of the
Ohio Democracy, and Of the Democ.
racy Of Indiana, and u all the West.
ern States. This being true, and