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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

No,, May,iuEyilIc, wetxel county, August %, Gen
N fSnfT II. and Hon. John A.HuIChinsOn.
WLsSiInr. August Is, 1850 r. m., Gen. stewart Il
WooIorl, Or New York, and Hon. George Y: stlIs =
wSodraIL, and lion. Geoige Z stuIgis. g..
MpTtinsbuTY, september !, > p. III, Gen. stewart
Wooiiord, and lion. George Y. stugBL
MOn,AntOWn. september !, Gen. \. Gon, ". n
KinSW00l, Preston county, sept ., hon. ueo' Z
BtuTRisI and A. W, Campbell.
Falrtn6nt, September II, Gen. n: Gon. Jr'
i,Triton. Septelnber 20, den n. Col, Jr.
Webster Z. H., September 0, Captain A. NJ. Pound
tone. ~ f.OH ann Cant
John W. Cracralt. ~, r,u,n
beli and Hon. ". i. Stevenson.
Volcano, September Is, at night, Hon. John A
Campbell and Hon. W. E. Stevenson. =, w.
HarTiEyille, September %, John, A. Campbell W.
l., Stevenson and Captain T. Y. Cole. -.
WeEl Union, september %, same speakers.
ClIrksburs, October |, Iaule speakers
" eStOn, October ., same speakers.
bridgeport, October l, same speakers, :,
Salem, October s, John A. Campbell and u II
Pugh. ,
slstGrAyllIG, October 7, same IpeakeTs'
MIddlebOuine, October :, tame speakers.
New MnfIinsvilIP, October ., tame speakers.
FaIFmOnt, kept 9Th, A. W. Campbell anu Capt' d
SepiembsF II ut Burton, ". J. W. Cowden.
September Is, Ut LlltlGion, same speaker.
September 5, At VauCamp e. W. Atkinson ant
SepIcm6er !, at SlIeyviile, same speakers.
August &c, First ward, Wheeling, Gen. n. Gon'
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THE dilemma OF the English liberal
leaders in regard to Ireland is evidently
serious. Between the lords upon the
one hand defeating measures of relief and
on the other hand disorders increasing
among the Irish peasantry, the path Of ex.
pedience is narrow and devious one.
The two causes Of trouble react upon and
increase each other. The more the lords
-or, to use the term Of the English radi-
Gals, the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the lib.
eral policy Of mitigating land Burdens,
the more the Irish tenantry feel rebellious;
and the more the tenantry agitate the
more the lords are stirred TO opposition
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Tho Candidacy of Judge Grecn-An Ilins-
tration OF the ROurbonisn OF the West
virginia Democracy.

Tho Candidacy OF Judge Green-An Illus
trntIou OF the ROurbonlsn OF the West
virginia Democracy.
Some days ago we published in the IN
TELLIaENcER a copy Of the private circular
issued before the assembling OF the State
Democratic Convention at .Martinsburg,
land circulated at that Convention) on be.
hall OF the nomination of Judge Green
for the Supreme Court OF Appeals OF this
State. In this circular great stress was
laid on the fact that Green is a thorough
going States rights Democrat, and that in
order to resist the expressions put up
on Virginia in 1850 he shouldered his
musket and went to war to destroy the
Government Of the United States. We
re.auote from the circular on this head as
follows:
at is hardly necessary TO say that Judge
Green is in thorough sympathy with the
people OF our State. His ancestors were
Virginians; he was born and educated In
Virginia, and his whole professional life
has been spentin the limits OF what Is now
the State OF West Virginia. He has ever
been, as might naturally be erpected, States
rights man; ready TO oppose encroachment
on the rights OF his State, even when op.
position included great personal sacrifices.
Relieving that his State was being OPP
pressed he took up arms in her defense
and served faithfully as q private in the
Second Virginia Infantry regiment, fol.
lowing Stonewall jackson in his splendid
campaigns"
This circular was not intended for news
paper publication. 1t never saw the light
in that way until the lNTRLLIGEScER OBJ.
tanned copy Of it and published it on the
10TH inst. tsobject was to appeal quietly
To the Confederate element in the conyen.
ton, (which 1t was known would over.
whelmingly predominant in that body, on
his behalf, and thus secure the endorse
ment Of the West Virginia Democracy on
behalf Of his record, including not only his
attempt to overthrow the Government Of
the United States by arms, but his record
since then, in which he undertook on the
bench Of this State to pronounce certain
reconstruction legislation, enacted by Con-
gress, unconstitutional, null and void.
In securing Green's nomination the
Bourbon element secured, along with Jake
jackson, a thorough going representa-
tive Of Bourbonism. We presume that
it is no exaggeration to say that Judge
Green is Bourbon Of the Bourbons. He
holds to all tho narrow and provincial
views that are esteemed virginian and
Southern on this subject, he is like
George Francis Trains grandfather, who
lived all his life in sight Of the steOple OF
his own church, and was firmly Of the
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Editors lntelllgeneer.
p CLARKsBuRo, August 25, 1880.
Cracraft, OF your city, addressed the
Democrats Of this city last Saturday even
ing, or at least he thought he was ad'
dressing Democrats, but there were as
many Republicans and Greenbackers pres.
emit as there were Democrats.
He attempted to "bully.rag. US people
by telling US that the Republicans were
"chanting" the tune OF the "bloody shirt
all over the East and North, and that we,
the peple Of West Virginia en- masse, are
being heralded throughout the North as 9
wagging set Of "bloody shirt shakers, ;.
and set Of "Klu. Klux, ""Night Riders, u
"Bourbonsn and "Moonshiners."
Those are some few Of the many names
he used to describe the people of West
Virginia as they stood in the minds Of the
northern people as represented by the
Republican speakers. He did not give
the Impressions that "Jakey" Jackson and
Wade Hampton created. To sum up bis
speech in the whole it was most absurdly
"thin."
The Greenbackers will enroll great
many of the once Democratic districts in
the coming election, and those they leave
the Republicans will gobble II the Demo.
Gratis don't watch. The Republicans will
get the Prosecuting Attorney this Fall and
have no reasons to think they will not get
the Sheriff.
It would be good time to run clerk
this fall, as the people are getting tired OF
the Monroe clique" heard man say
the other day that he thought II Harrison
county owed the Monroes living they
had better fence off a corner and make a
bounty. 1t was very reasonable con-
clusion, too.
Judge Camden still says he is going to
have the planning mill moved. The Judge
is one Of our very enterprising Democratic
citizens. How enterprising these Demo.
Gratis are! II they run West Virginia a
while longer they will make thriving
manufacturing commonwealth out oil the
whole State.
Messrs. O. NJ. and J. B. Hart are
erecting new machine shops at the West
End. Mr.. r. 7. Lowndes takes the old
shops. We would like to see Mr.. Lowndes,
or some other OF our enterprising citizens,
start wooden factory there, as it is q
splendid locality. Water, railroad and
everything handy.
Our genial cashier OF the First National
Bank, Colonel Luther Raymond, is lying
dangerously III at his residence on Pike
street. 1t is thought at present that he
will recover, however.
Scarlet fever is very bad in this locality
at present. Typhoid fever is alse very pre-
Clarksburg is 10Y years old. CORAL,
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why Tho south is solid for Ilaneoch.

Consider trl.at lie and Jackson uoutd do
psrc they allie. These are The same principles
for phich hey fought for four years. Remm-
Der Tie men ,rho poured forth their life blood on
I'irginia's sol, and do not abandon them nOw.
Remember that upon your rotc depends The sue.
cess of The Democratic iickd.-[Nade hGmp-
lon, al tie meeting in The interest Of Democratic
Harmony in Virginia, at Staunton, July 20.
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Increase, $3.50, or 81 per cent.
NoTE-I have no record OF the popula.
ton Of one district in Doddridge and one
in Hancock in 1870, but have included them
In this estimate, giving them the average
increase Of the other districts Of those
counties, so the variation can be very
slight.
These returns are all subject to revision
and correction in the Census office, bpt
these alterations will be so unimportant as
not TO change the percent Of increase.
G. r. LATHAM,
Supervisor.
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Nerve.

It's great thing to have what is called
nerve, aud nothing contributes more TO
the power Of physical control thus named,
than Warmers Safe Nervine. 1t also re.
lieves all kinds Of pain, and cures head.
ache and neuralgia. TThds.
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SENATOR CosxLlSe is definitely an,
nounced to speak at cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati, and at three places in In
diana-Fort Wayne, Terre Haute and In
dianapolis.
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"Ihate Me Republican party ,TiM all Tie IN
tcnsity ofmy nature. 1 intcnd 10 teach m.
children 10 hate ii. Ihau iired hating il, anc
mean to 90 TO my graus hating i"-Sieech o
Jake Jackson, Dem. candidate for GOrenor, a,
FaImont, ,July %.
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The richest coal and iron fields in the
world are presumed to be found in Ala
bama, and lie in close juxtaposition.
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THR young Democrats Of Nashville,
Tenn, have formed q Estate Credit Club"
which contains five hundred members.
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Hancock lodged the Chinese question.
Some people may be dull enough not to
comprehend why. The San Francisco
Chronicle can enlighten them. 1tsays:
"What is the sentiment Of tie South on
this question: The politicians Of that
section have always been the inaexible
advocates OF slave labor and cheap labor.
They are yet The Southern Democracy
do not desire any restrictions upon. the
importation OF Chinese labor. Far from
| It. They desire, rather, that coolyism pure
and simple shall receive all the encourage.
ment the Federal Government can ilnpart
10 1t, and they will never consent 70 any
changes in the existing treaty putting re-
strictions upon 1t. These are the reasons
why Gen. Hancock, in his letter oil accept;
ance, lodged the Chinese question: II VII
cost him Is 900 votes in California, 5,OOI
| in Oregon, and as many in Nevada.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY, TICKET.

SlIKMPV,
GEORGE h. PARKS
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
7. J. HUGus.
ASSESSOR, CITY DISTRICT,
c. A. HELMBRlGhT.
ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISTRICT,
r. Ii. ARMSTRONG,
HousE or DELEGATES,
". P. HUBBARD,
c. D. THOMPSON,
JOHN FBEw,
SIMON L. McCOLL0CH.
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MARRIED,

August %. 1850, al
Cleveland, Ohio. Miss MARY BURxs, Of Wheeling, u
Mr.. p. ALLARDT, OF Cleveland, Ohio, by Rev. Father
CheytrS Of the St Johu's Cathedral, Cleveland. Ohio
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DIED.

ToLIvAR-At his residence, No s. Fifteenth
street, on Wednesday, August %, 1850, at halfpas
eleven O'Clock, JosEPH ToLIvAR, In his list year.
Funeral potIc. hereafter
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The Prince Of Wales life is insured for
100000. His annual premium on this
sum is $4,000. :
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CENSUS REPORT

From Thirty.oue of the Finy.four West
virginia Counties-Thiriy-one Per Cent
of Increase IN the Population.
Weare indebted to Col. Geo. R. Latham,
Supervisor Of Census for the First West
Virginia Census district, for the following
report in regard to the enumeration Of the
populationin his district, which comprises
thirty.one Of the fitty.tour counties Of the
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oLARKsBuRG ouLLINGs.

Bridge Cracraft Makes n speech-A Dem.
ocrat's War on Planning Mili-Machine
shops-Good Location for n WOODEN
Mil.
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and obsttuction. How in these eircum.
stances the liberal leaders will reconcile
the policy Of patience, good temper and
good humor," suggested by the London
TINES, with the policy OF firmness, decis-
ion and enforced law Of Mr.. Forster is,a
problem Of well.nigh infinite difficulties.
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MARIETTA COLLEGE,
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

Al E sas, d sspssaSs . q ,ssf 4 81 M
pensos for one year from eI75 % 1900, 49,, "
tartan, liberal, thorough. Fall tsrm ~, a.,
tembeF LIST, 1850. Attendance ~ IA N" x
counties Of West Virginia and IRON sa,s NJ ~
ritories. 'e'
..sfor catalogues and other fnIomHio, mi,
Q the President, J. Il. Thompson. NOtaassTsS
West Va
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NIT. bellevue HoTEErsUEMLMIER

After the FIRST OF SEPTEMBER there viii b
10 rent. Those desiring TO spend two Of the most
eaSant months Of tho year 10 the country can DC
accommodate at reasonable rateS, BY aRplylng@
Proprietor.
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SITUATIoN wANTED-A YOUNG
- man who has had considerable experience o. In.
voice and shipping clerk In one Of the largest hoees
In the city, wants dtnatlon whore he could MAKE
himself useful. Can refer 10 late employers. Al.
drels g.. p. o, Box 23S.
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Republican STATE TICKET,
The Constitutional Amendments.

ror,t,,ntIOpal Amendment Article elSht-For
Ratification. s...,., ,h,,,.sr A,,I.
olS IhTSN-ROF Ratification,
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NEW ApvERTlsEMENrs.

WANTED-Two STOUT ACTIVE
w goYs@wili give steady work Call =. as
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
up,r,ryT woRKMEN AT ROCKAwAY.

The men employed at the Rockaway Hotel waited
ahxousy all day Yesterday for the ARRIVAL Oh Vo'
BY Reeeivor Rice. The telegram stated ,d that t
the Oh ns ,S S"S wS%S be voraSy
received by the men, At halt past o the TWO u u
gates arrived at the Iron Pier and were met ny "a =
large body OF the workmen' F %no "''' Rel
lev accordingly mounted the platform , anu
announced that the proposition made ny MI nv" ro
e ~aS Sio and the balance of the WAGES
should he given in certificates. ins ,a''t
OF being favorably received its annE % s er
was greeted with misses and cries OF 1iNe us o"p
money" and We don't want any of ms scrip.
Kelley tod the men, aow EVE inaa ss @a mean
10 the city, and he had hopes that some ONE,
thing would be done by them by Monday so that
the men might least f. get iSe Fi nns far do
not seem TO have advanced very RAPIDLY;
The foreman told them that until
somethng definite was decided they must Keep pos
session Of the hotel and let no work 20 on. In this
way he hoped TO make favorable adjustment.
il was stated on good authority tnat h ,ne
been on the beach Yesterday and had offered TO buy
up all the certificates which the men were Wiling
TO sell at 90 cents on dollar. provided that 'ne
sum was over $4,000. This would be done Mon
,sv IL was promised. Another man bonght up sew o
eral hundred dollars worth of the certificates al ~
cents. :. :. o.-;ao,.
that the men are becoming every day more restless
and excitable but in the present stare OF nnGet
taiuty they willing 10 trust III any promise thal
Is made to them. The Keepers of the boarding
honses have threatened TO feed the men
no longer and it is probable that some of them VIII
keen their threats. Many of the men have already
left their boarding places and are camping out on
the beach. preparing and cooking Their
own meals. One man, whose name was IN
knovn was taken 10 Jamaica - uay
before Yesterday by the poor-house officers lie had
been made insane by his troubles, aud had Tor some
time refused TO take food. lie had become 80
weakened that all efforts TO restore HIM were
nnavailing, and lie died soon after his arrival at
Jamaica.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-15
HORSEUHIPPFD BY 4 WOM1N.

Peter Bennett of No 106 Bcdford-st., late on
Friday afternoon was standing III linchmans gro
cery store at Bedford and Grove-sts when Mrs.
Jennie McSorlev. slender yonng woman. suddenly
approached and. drawing long horsewhp Ton
the folds of her dress without SAYING word. struck
hun across the face with 1t. The blow snapped the
whip in two when Mrs. McSorley con-
tlnued striking with the butt end of the WHIP.
several of The blows falling Oh Mr. Bonnctts head
and face. As soon as an opportunity presented he
pushed the woman toward ,hc street. and wrested
the broken whip from her hand. Officer Spilng-
stead of the Ninth Precinct hearing the disturb
ance hastened To the spot, and AZ the instance OK
Mr. Bennett arrested the woman and took her to the
Charles Street Police station 1hither MI Bonnet t
went TO make his complaint. when the officer in
command sympathizng with the woman, put Alr.
Bennett in a cell and kept him all night. Yesterday
morning the prisoners were taken 10 the
Jeff rson Market Police Court when Justice Murray,
having heard Mr.. BOnnett's story OF the assault,
which he alleged committed without cause or
provocaion directed him to make complaint against
the woman. ThereuUOn one Of the court practl-
TONERS put III All appearance for Mrs. McSoriey, and
throwing down paper before the magistrate, said:
THAT will explain the matter That's summons
in an action that has been begun III the Marine
Court by Mrs McSOrley against this man Tor deiam-
alton of character, for $1,000 damages. but the
summons has not been served yet"
Then there's no action, and II there was that Is
no justification for this assault said the magistrate
and she is held in 5000 to answer at the Special
SessiOns"