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WHAT II THE BnCTttEKS QUESTION?
Then NC look llttlo to this Southern 0l,es-
tion. What Is It? want 10 nsk ans business
lnan Ut Chicago who has studied the uspects OF
this question, who rccollects how theso South.
crn States hare dealt with their own commercial
obligations. whether he Is willing To put our
NAdona! debt md the control of all our finances
iHto tho hands 0r men who In their own local
atlalrs tarc tritlcd 80 wIckedly with the credit
they have obtained in o'hc9 Status and III for
olga countrfna Do you think 1t Is eafe3 AsIt!o
from R1rt Of In1lsposltton to rny uelts Tint
seems to havo become chsonIe In so...n OF thoso
States, oven whero they have hn.l tho futl Ad.
santa1c Of the dcht, asle frum that Ia the con.
stderntfon TINT this Natonu1 teut Is a tieht for
which they never did Egt tho consideration.
M Southern man feels Us II he VITA
beneated any by this bondctl debt
Incurred to focd otlr arn1les and to ct,lltp tho,
and to pay our sulI1era, mud to put down rskcll-
ION. Would sou. then, M q business PROPOSE
uon. putting oil politics asidc.-woud you, lr 1t
wcro question involving the Interests Of d rail-
fs'ah or or manufacturing or commercial e!1-
terprlso. situated s'mtlarIy,-rut tho contrnl Of
such an enterprise IN tho hands OF a pnrty TINT
stood thus related to III dntl't think you would
IA voice: "Nol" and upplause.l ABIDE frnm
thAt, what IL thorn In ti,Is Southern question:
A moro fundamental question stIt. Aly friends,
we may survive !mprudcnt legislation On the
tarsR question. We muy survive imprnicnt
legislation upon our NAtionnI tnuuces but
there ~ ono thing that VIC cunnot survive, and
that Is
THE PROSTITUTION or THE nALLor-uox.
(Applhusc.l think To-day thnt It Is tho AIxh-
est and tho deepest question bctoro tho Amer
lean people. f.tppiause.] ] will trust tho tun-
tority tn he right on full debate, but whe ehnli
trust tho lal!ot~hox stulfer ever to 10 right? Is
1t A1ueation thut Affects you IN ChfeaKuf Ny
fr'ends tho very tuen that arc to settle
tho sm,thorn s,mt,s hv yr". sn s,.,''a;.aa a..
sao ~, s..en o5 tsauoA 10 soah'e'ess aiiu
W ,1 ~tekSa tha. u Is ~onuer II tloesn't shock
crn stntes, fAppIa,tsc.1 Ihcy haya ,rannl"i
o,,t tho jtn,ni,,fcnn v",u II, rh,va s,.,a. w,
w.. w.. Nv so.' ~ 'ooso e.atcs' Now.
a'y neH1ocsnuo tr'ena, you may ta'hk ttlat Is
S,nx Wn., sss but at Il aansor. Aro ts
,}on't know whut yn1 wn,ih ,ut, IT. II nnvor
~" ue' s"u" "a"' ~" "o''a cs1s' y. ~ nesss
nas ueoh na'nei' eho" OF mono tnat ! would
not prefer toll nons! a Government by tho
er,nr tbc mn tnrityi e.ali INT n i,un,h,t"i "a
o'tua w "M1osH5' -"t' t1"! noPaont' -
voict'. MI! IL ttls uoncs hns ny irlGhds,
sho sntthern n,en .lnt!t uttty y. Iley l!tI41 n
II aifert shan ~ ,,,7 u .s Il oinn" aff.rt IL"
ss,lorrI MN win Il rotir Of his rixhiy. or tGe
white Unioa tnnn tisro who i chestehn II hts
ca',p,..,.,, ~" r,,. ,u,.p ,x,,r, .-,ox os ,,,,,
'o""o''@D III" "'sTEa ss,Ir,t. o3''-"'''' NJ '"s
Ley arv yl K,iax e t@tono r,p Mp community to
lafe a1laae thoH'setscs pATtlelpea GritHih!a 10
sMeh Ktat ,aa ima ,, Stts"Ssa ifnuny Nnw. wo
tE6 set II pGFUTq lt4plE euro flnt klinu.
, 1880-10-21
GENERAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF
The Silver lSlet Consolidated Min.
ing and Lands Company,
So Hroadwav-

THO hboFe notice IL 1ssupd pursuant to dissolution
81 mo Directors passed. Jniy H. "TH pr0vlde n.AiiH
!otnpefAtlnG expenses Ut Tho lne y" us4 liasu,ucIt
ai.co.ctad Sanot by realized i time to providofor
Now rutk. Rcrt ii ItNi |'''''' = 'S''"oA"
, 1880-10-21

ec1tivo. Legislative, md Judicial ,!cpertmcnta
NJ our tinyrrntrent. AMI they hott used this
po%cr to Ecrrylnnntacr our State for LCvlsln.
uVo afsa congressional purposes in or,ier to
pcfpettlato thelr cnntrot. You will readily
eee, 1nei,s thnt tho work We had boforo ua wns
II gigantic Ole. VIC wcre not sct to defend
asi 'ntrenched position: hut we were caltesi
upthi I" assast't tho Enemy In hin .nttcnchctt
posluof. Onr fighting was to be ,jure In thu
open Held; anil Rm glad 10 say 10 you to-
night tssat the ltopublsean party OF Indiana
tejolccs 10 nastirt our fellow. citizens In ILL.
no1s' aslu Ill those states TINT don6tfulIy hung
upon our verdict. hat wo hnvo given mt
sitnply tho state to tho Republicans In October.
but 'Te hav0 matio it
SuiaE foa GARFIELD IN NovEMnEn.
teneo1s.l II yuu nsk MIC how this victory was
wot my answer Is, lust by atmptc, hu,test, Anrr
WORK. tCrlea Ut "Thnts IT." aud npplat,so.1 1t
was uuc, believe, IN tho Ilrst puce to TINT cI!l-
cicnt anu mtnuto organization which wo So
Gureu: think wo hnyo never had, lit my recoi.
u, thtu a.lm,! IL, tHe !tcb'ienn organization in Indiana
tnors e Src da''hfp @ md ny t yo nrc-ior
hnrs In 1iIsroIa,-that tic w1rk js 10 be- th3uno
i!,crG: No ntnonnt or silver. ,on9ucd talk, no
napmnt Or b0astfnlncss: eau take tho raec 1T
n'sssHrt"ins 'rsn cxNutfy hIB political stat,is. and
@'srq9, @s ra xtsni|v foT, 'gs, S'
StMtcs ir thG c,lrrnt iii th"r innrt -. III ~ lnus VT
sPais voeo, %cartsyr csn9y in, iiarrsns ,'s II a anG
!nl,Rhtcr] Wu are indebted to jliinnis. wo Io nro
~ supplying us viii mist aeccptoo md n!aas e1s
client stiittt-apc,lkurs amI m, h,,r ~ ,th,
simply ta ly st,,ai ncr cent ~ tsn dct x ,x.,Ic
VIC t,we to Illinois. TAnt]nnso'I + s"' "eo' "n'e"
My fellow. gltjzons th tiahnt = IN thts ,o,
WIS with lis IN lmjan nm', Il Il VII III
tho National issuns If, iii Tho st%t"a III.
tuko to sny tNt NJ, sod rrass1n cn,' t,c e'v"n r.
r0lltical SUCCESS OF tho ljeinncr1,tfn nnrfp wv
why r,,rn,. s.'t,,,, - ~, w. pas.y
,,,,i, ~. pp..ticHt na1intstrlko. lAFplnu8c.1
.snss, t u say tnAt ~ bllSncss-nlan, 9t,tl no
. ~ -, i t @ " wattH ApenR nefp to-ntKht can
R eR % ny nome Or 70 hts e0tnt'tiK- room. ind
thoso s,1e mni gVe 70 hitiHelE good rcason why
trn.fn Saonla no cnange IN THO public Mdmtn!s
En'LIi1 tsau.1. l;n'tu aptllAuee,l know TINT Mr..
mgsas e h & OF ialift,A. WINS a9leltous for change,
sanst a" ~ nau 9stna rcast Hut como Tonight to
Ttt ~ nny De,tlotrst Win hcMra mo here to-
M a;,at mnn W.! w. ~ ns eandtte for sheri thnt
t,oi Ga.aut kr9 10 9tnse!l Or y his ncsRhbnr
h hsi'',,. aosot WY TIERS should be chnnge In our
P'W,Sitsv PWtv "u.min'sttiltl2n. W. 1!1t M
oK tii,wY ill mr. =, xus. i, III, prospet
cat,pnIxn work tGcrs, hi nn sam,, yt -. .e ~ Ky y
, 1880-10-21
|aEGQN RAILWAY ( NAVIGATION COMPANY,

9AAssA u!sr.. NEW roHK. Sept H. tss1--trho Aoard
TyD f m hsys ,Ifsa,e gasr19ry vldsaa ot
fas Ss, f,TaSts ioan a', Trust C n
RI; ln.abe at the sanu tine uad place. toI nay.
ao!e g stoe4hgltters Ut rtcnts srrt u For tho pr-
heldets y be hat at tnrs, aud. Urus0H Oct II {of
Mhsh anGcni nnicn ~ bc given ~ elrclnr letter to
tcAhnIdefe tho trusfar books will cIuitu from
bep+ y until Nuy.a ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
TEN YEARS OF DEMOChAflS
RuIEIN WEST VIRGINIA.


sruReIss, the Republican candidate
for Governor, takes great pleasure IN
statistics. But he does not seem to have
struck the q. S. census.
Now the U. S. census ought to be
good Republican authority. 1t was Ia
ken by the appointees of r. B. HAYES,
and none but Republicans found it OF
any avail to apply for Job in collecting
these statistics.
SruRGIsss is laboring hard to convince
the people tn t uader Democratic gov
ernment, West Virginia is going back
ward. But in this statement STuRGIss
and the u. :. census disagree. Either
SrURGIss or the census Is guilty
OF very great perversion OF facts as re-
CARDS the growth OF West Virginia.
In ten years OF Democratic supremacy
in West Virginia, this State has grown
more than the average OF the New
England States; more than the average
OF the Middle States; more than the
average of the Southern States; and
more than the majority OF the Western
States.
In TACT. there are only seven States in
the Union that have had a greater ratio
oiincrease in population than West Nir-
uinia, in the last ten wears.
The New England States have gained
but IL per cent, the Middle States but
10 per cent, the Southern States but 2S
Der cent. and the Western States but
y, ,ret cent, WHILE THE MOUNTAIN
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA HAS GAINED
80 PER CENT.
That is what Democracy has been
doing for West Virginia.
Those States where the Republican
party has been in the supremacy, have
made the least increase. Radical Yer
mont increased at the rate OF per cent,
and JIM B1AINE's Maine at 3per cent;
while the entire average increase Tor
Republican New England in only l6per
cent.
From Il population OF about il2,OOo
when the Democratic party came into
power in West Virginia, 1t has run up
to nearly million, or exactly 7OS,OoO,
according to the last census.
What is GEo. G. STURGIss going to do
about il?
Republican SANDER does not seem to
stop immigration to West Virginia;
hadn't they better call for troops?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

REFERRING to the fact that Republican
papers are paradlng before their readers
this expression in WADE HAMProS's
Stanton speech: pause before you
east your vote. Think how LEE would
have voted; think how Jackson would
have done before he cast vote calcula-
ted TO divide his beloved Virginia, y
the Pittsburgh Post remarks that "there
is nothing in the expression that any
Democrat, or any patriot need fear, or
wish to recall. 1t is not only certain
that LEE and JACKSON, ii living, would
vote for HANCOCK, but it is certain that a
great many distinguished Union gener'
ais and Northern patriots, including
Judge DAVID DAVIS, OF Illinois, the per-
sona friend of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, will
vote for him, and it may be added that
one surviving member of Mr.. LINCoLN's
Cabinet, Hon. MONTGOMERY BLAIR, will
vote for him; and majority OF the
members Of Mr. LINCOLN's first Cabinet
would, il living, vote ior him; and that
Mr. LINCOLN himself, il living, would
prohablv vote ior him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

Il would b, interesting 10 know
whether the civil service rules reported
BY the commission. and formally ap-
proved and put into execution by Presl-
dent GRANT, have ever been revoked,
ur whether they died natural death.
One oil those rules, ii We remember right
". forbade assessments upon employees
oi the government, and prohibited per
sous so employed IRON paying money so
assessed upon them Tor political purpos-
rs. And vet Chairman JEWELL has re-
quested the ofiice-holders who neglect to
embrace the privilege OF contributing
voluntarily" to "the support OF the
government" as invited to do So some
weeks ago, TO make immediate pay
usnt" 10 the Treasurer OF the Commit.
ksa,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS,

r,f.raz.-. September nth. al : r. NJ. E.G. tTa'
,,,it. J. ~ GOoJ and ~ u. F'rSuS>on' sF""d
Ualiy.
NJ LibrrJ, Time sud pidre 20 b. uHmed
hereafter ru
Elm Grove september 'sli, 80 : :" "; J, n;
,4o1i. a. tracfait ami Robert Waite. srahu
il.ly. ,.,,t, ~
w.. Joau PendlcJu1, !, y. Ewing and Robert
Ha..n. ,--,s,h
,,i,yu,s Run school U1l,c-S"2tember 10TH
at-F Nm. ". ArEcl' John Robinson aH0 J.
J. Woods ,,,h -,
81. B.ui, % Kerdr. : a. Kcpac- and Robert
Waite. 49,, .
Wa.aiugtpn District september iLh, al ?.
w.. o. a. Good. Alfred Caldwell anu l. u
Houston. .. .:,,,,
C-uiIr D.~trict-Gnml mass meeting; time
,ut speakers 10 Dc named hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
Movement OF Specie,

Springfield Republican.
The movement OF specie is attracting
nuch attention all over the world JUST
now. Its most notable popularity is the
decrease OF gold as compared with silver
in the National treasures and BANKS
Oithe specie in the United States Treas
urv on the LIST OF June only Us per cent.
Was gold against 30 per cent. two years
before, while in the bank oil France the
per centage has fallen from I6 to 80 in
six wears. The same process has been
going on in the bank OF Germany. In
this country the cause OF course
is not all absolute decrease OF
the nobler metal but an in
crease in the store Ot silver dollars. In
Europe il is the dram OF gold TO this
country to pay for food, with the prefer
ence--aa strong there as here-ior the
superior coin for business purposes.
The silver iive-iranc pieces IN France
and thalers in Germany soon return 10
the banks when an effort is made to dis
tribute them. The money market at
Paris is looked upon with no little anx-
ietv. Exchange OH London has been
AGAINST Paris for several weeks
and the bulk OF the food supply Tor
FraRce is yet to be bought, while a
large Indebtedness for foreign stock Sc
cnrilies has been incurred. The Bank
OF France already refuses to pay out
gold coin other than l0franc pieces,
which are not exported There is a
considerable increase III the demand for
silver dollars in this country, due per-
haps to the fear of frightened money
market the coming iall. In the fort
night ending last Saturday orders for
$50 4S7 were filled. which is an increase
OF pa, j23 over the amount called for the
corresponding two weeks OF last wear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

Ir looks like the fusion business IN
Maine has come 90 grief much alter the
stvle it did in West Virginia. itso, the
BLAINE crowd, although in minority
will carry the State. The Democracy
can afford to lose Maine, or any other
STATE that cannot be carried without
help from its political opponents.
Maine IS not Republican, and untortu-
uately it is not Democratic; neither is II
a Grernback State-it mostly belongs TO
JIM BLAINE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

OwlNG to the prolonged drought the
crops in eighteen counties IN Nort"'
western Kansas are very scanty. Some
ui the farmers in that locality have pun
IA seed three times, hut without result
The corn crop, which was Scanty al
best, has been attacked by Il worm SIM
liar in appearance to the army worm
and almost completely destroyed. IL Is
stated that fully 5000 people living IN
that section are IN absolute want oil the
very usCrsSarieS OF life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

Tux Democrats OF Hancock county
had grand demonstration ut New Cum
herland on Tuesday night. The speaker
Il the evening was l.. q. CEAcRAr-r, OF
this city, who is reported Us having
raade one of his happiest efforts, and
there was a great display OF enthusiasm
AMI good time generally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

Jolly JAKE JACKSON is going over the
state with his BIG heart and good humor
making everybody happy and inspiring
confidence among the masses IN the
future OF our young State. On the other
hand the Republican candidate, like the
chief mourner at a funeral, = dealing
out dyspepsia and night-marc TO his iol-
lowers, and wants everybody n believe
that everybody else is going t' the bow
vows and he is the Moses ths. Is to lead
them out OF the wilderness. But people
won't want to 20 to his promised Land.
jolly JAKE will lead the singing when
We cross JOrdon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
sPURGIss' STATISTICS.

The Republican candidate Tor Cover
nor has spent his time since he received
the nomination in going over the State
trying TO convince the people that West
Virginia is about to he consumed by the
"dry rot -
For a considerable period prior to his
nomination he spent his time in writing
articles for his organ, the Morgsntown
Post, depreciating every industry and
aspiration OF the State, and distributing
copies OF ms slsnderous statements
broadcast throughout this and neigh.
boring States.
This is the campaign he is making Tor
the Governorship.
For his services in this behalf ms par
" made him its nominee.
BY virtue OF his ability to damage the
reputation OF the State, he Is asking the
people to elect him its Governor.
SrrEGIss' statistics are the sheerest
demagoguery. As an argument to prove
what ne attempts, they are nonsenslcal
and absurd. He came TO Wheeling the
other day and read his piece to an intel
liysnt audience OF mis- own party and
they refused to listen to him. Except
for the fact that Gen. WOODFoRD was
held in reserve, SrURGIss would not have
had two hundred to hear him TO the end.
What intelligent audience wants TO
listen two hours to speech proving
that New York is greater State than
Virginia? Lille is too short for such
pastime.
New York will always he greater
State than Virginia or West Virginia.
And there are several other States that
will outstrip West Nirginia-especially
il the Radical party OF the State con-
tune 20 advertise her TO disadvantage.
Mr.. SrURGIss wants to prove that
West Virginia would be more prosper
Gus and progressive under Republican
rule than under Democratic. Ii he can
show this at all, he can do so, not 10y
comparing West Virginia's progress with
that OF the great State OF New York, but
by comparing her progress under
Democratic administration with that
under q Republican administration.
Why does ne not do it?
The answer is in the figures them
selves. They would falsiiy his every
Argument to depreciate the State. IL,
does not dare to touch them. Yet he
will be compelled before this campaign
is ended to face these figures. Il
| he is so fond ol statistics, h(
shall hsve his full OF th9m. He shall
have an opportunity OF dealing with
some that specially relate to the State o
which he is seeking to be Governor
We shall call his attention from time t.
time To facts disclosed by statistics
which he dare not dispute, that under 4
Democratic administration West Nir
yinia has grown faster in population
and her public affairs been more eco
nouically and judiciously managed thar
almost any other State in the Union
In another place we have referred tc
her increase in population as compared
with other States. This is one install
ment OF statistics we present for thu
consideration OF the would-be Republi
can Governor; and We have more in re
serve. but we don't want to "wipe hin
out at one stroke. We will treat him
A. Gen. WooDFoRD would say, "Witl
| hOma0nathic doses"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
Congressman Frank Hurd gives these
views OF the situation in Ohio:

Congressman Frank Hurd gives these
views OF the situation in Ohio;
IL have little doubt OF the results in
October and November. | believe TIE
Republican party has great disappoint-
ment in store for it. The Democracy Of
Ohio are united and enthusiastic. The
organization IS very complete and is inn
proving every day. Many Republicans,
TO my own knowledge, have openly de-
cIared their intention to support Han
cock, and a large percentage OF the Ma
tiOnas is also falling into line. Hancock
il stronger in Ohio than Tiidcn was
in 1879, and Gartie!d's strength in
that State this year is not COM
parable to Hayes strength in the last
Presidential race. Yet, in October,
1876, without any aid at all from the
National Committee, the Democracy
kept down the Republican plurality to
5000 in a total vote OF over 100000.
The Democracy this year will poll every
vote il did in 1876, and. as ! have said
before, a large percentage oil the National
vote and number OF former Republi-
can votes. In portions oil the State
Hancock will get larger vote in No.
yember than the State ticket will re-
ceive in October. For instance, in my
Congressional District, this will be the
case. In Toledo, among the leading
Nationals out for Hancock is Mr.. kah!o
who ran against me for Congress two
wears AGO"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

THE New York Democracy Is hrmly
and satisfactorily uaited. The hnal ar
,anxemen, a. tn the convention is ac-
,,ptable 20 all. and IL is considered
equivalent to the guarantee Of 'o,OO
majority i'm New York city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
The Constitutional Amendments,

...,.,-r..S, tAWENDNFNr, AErt,iA~
FOR EAT!FlCATlON.
!OE REJECTION.
.,.grrr.,.gSAl AMENDMENT. So. l., ARR. g
TOR RATIFICATION.
FOE Rejection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

Tx Chicago Tribune remarks that
there is no escape for JOHN SHERMAN"
that 'pubhc opinion demands an expla-
nation from him how he can support for
the Vice Presidency a man whom he
discharged from the Collectorship OF the
Port Of New York for incompetency and
dishonesty" Truly, there is no escape,
Tor Mr.. SHKRSAN's explanation at Gin
cinnati does not explain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

TmraK are great many Republican
u hp are nov willing to believe that But
AR took the spoons. Vet they have been
ending him to Congress Tor twenty
wear, with the spoons in his pocket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
EMMA ABBOTT,



JULIE ROSEwALD, ZELDA SEGUlN, PAU.
LINE MAUREI., THERESE MA RCY, WILLIAM
CASTLE, FRANK AUGUSTINE, A. T. STOP
DARD, LITHG0W JAMES, SENER0 STRlNI,
ARTHUR W. TAMS,
First time in Grand English Opera OF the world
renowned Silver-voiced Tenor, SlGN0R BRIG
NOLI. Tuesday evening, Sept 9Th, only appear
ance OF EMMA ABBOTT in Victor Masses Grand
Opera paul AND VIRGINIA. Abbott, Segpiu,
Msurcl, James, StOddard and Castle in the cast
Wednesday evening al O'Clock, Verdis Master
wolk. II ArnRE" with Rosnwald, seguin,
James Steiui. Augustine, Marcy, and, for the
first time in English Opera, the Distinguished
Teuor, SIGNoR BEIGSOLI. as "Manrco."
rHE SALE OF SEATS will begin on Thursday
morning. Sept "a, al +. w Banners music store.
PEIcEs-Paraquet and Dress Circle, 81: Family
Circle 75c; Reserved Seats sc extra, being the
lowest prices ever known for Grand English
Opera. agS0
The Elm Grove Street Railway will run an
exts car after each performance, starting IRON
the Capitol building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

A PRIVATE letter received in Washing
ton from ex-TreaSurer SPINNER dlscloses
,Ga fact thai he Intends to not only sup
uoft hat vote Tor General HANCOCK.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

GENERAL Buffers latest political con-
undrum will 20 the rounds OF the coun-
try: "Ii GRANT could not be trusted
with third term, how can the Republl'
can party be trusted with asixth term
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

uoRATIo SEYNOuE is expected 10 pre-
.lde over the convention deliberations
"a the reunited New York Democracy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
oh . County Democratic Ticket

S..ct',7. T,I~,.i.E. Ori,6sr l-'1.
Sheriff.
Curtis 2. BROWN.
Yrossoutinz ATTORNEY,
LEWIS s. JORDAN.
Assessor.
Cry District.
EUHERT II. PHILLIPS.
Country District.
NOAH ZANE.
Judse OF County Court.
GEORGG +. BOYD.
House of Delegates.
sAaCEL A. HEPNEk.
RANK z. NCNELL.
CHARLES ". SEABRlGHT.
!usEPH ". MORGAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
OssOCRaTIC STATE TICKET

Election. Tas%tay. O''to3sr liza.
Governor.
JACOB b. jackson
Auditor of State.
JOSEPH ). MILLER.
treasurer of State.
IHOMAS O'BRlEN.
Attorney General.
e.. {. WATTS.
IGo1e OF the Court of Appeal
THONA- &. GREEN.
slate superintendent OF Free SehooAS-
BERNARD /. BUTCHER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

TnE Fall season was supposed 10 have
begun Yesterday, but Judging by the
thermometer it didn't come to time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
DIED.

NIST-WelncSday, September l, lSS0, at h:S9
O'Clock A. NJ, GEORGE j., infant son OF Andrew
;. and Lizzie c. Mist, aged y months.
Funeral from the residence OF the parents, No.
21t Main street, to morrow friday t2Sor. NJ,
Interinent at Peninsula cemetery. Friends OF
tho family are RESPECTFULLY invited 70 attend.