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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

H,,s. uessASr svio,Us the Mat-hala
hill rryr,vv,i tho eNacI rp,N'gai'ion u de
.rr,ed trom the SITUATE that IA, u ssa
uUt even ,ca,l. but le0 h,us whore q
Was ,,rpgs,,r,I Nv the ~NC,r'ary 'oSH
uNv ,rU property rclUs"d ~ N'e'd 'h"
a,su and alloS the ttWe nj the senate W
he " as,e,l 9Th the rral,us vi such adv
umeui Tho uorv jrvut oJgans vt the
Republican p,,U d,s,1Vdiicd q ~ AL
,au,r u ~. s,mpN p,e'o vi Pe'u
bys,us Nv va, at vN,use mt gr'-~N
PARTISAN ,atyrlvTrUsr With the Sork ct
Congress D., Vu,,iN ,uS tho ma'h'ney ct
piy,Itus The ball proIS'-si ~ make
tho apponImsa, ut deputy mafaha''
uou partisan NJ u,,ss drClsr"- that
the, shall tpa,siu parr,aan, IN the o'"'
ir,l II hts part, a. heretofore, i've"
Cpsht Moh,l,e' 0,ustS,p approved the
m,staltt plan ludcr,i u Vas tdrn'
ual With the plan Sh,ch he prnl,sed
Hat ll,tss ipu,vs the candidate ~ h'-
u~U patty
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

,nlAsml mte''eFNnos Nth MS
sous canyi,t,ana rhe coaTt dc,'
ii .y,,nu him. Tbry hold that Ihc
-. h.yv authority IN establish
-. ,,.,,,bns ,n the Ahoola, b.
-, an, s,au,hra that shall BE-
100 and thr lsoAs that shalt
4" - aud t. suspend ~ cape
,,,,I,, uha uclnsc b. submit b. che 49,
'l',.,,. Th,r, uas no allegation IN
AM. ,,,p,p,.ini that the Iea,hsI "a dr,N..
,,r,b.I attest wantoaly ne maIN,onslN
..l,,,, "a. .tatal dslp,l the law
III IA .,upt,n.n,e malicious coUlu,t
-. =, A., .,h1,L authmitt,a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

rss rssa, AsAvy rains and The ssass-
su.a, aosls have greatly damaged ths
growing crops IN sas wee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

rmr say M.lss's Dol con v'Il Be- an
h,.s saa daring Ne campaign. salsy,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19
POINTING WAlLSI
/ a. SHEPPARD,
TINE pUGS ARE EAJihe

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the futsh,e. Nhsh 90 N.t ~ ne =
eas, shd ,Nts Pas vt,-fi y. w .s-s
ptsakta hftAss '.f""
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

la a.unIus lhe sole v,n,rpl " Me b0.'ae., N
An, l.t, gum ~ ramr, A pllop ! would va'h
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,s,utinuauyc d ,hsli ubsral l.sip'Has, aa,W
ins thsm that NN ~ alnNh,N wv lN'"'' "
49, ""' a llllNN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

The Ur,,ai asUgus lupEN the s'l"'
,ots 1T Nrs NuA. - Witch he wnn
~, auJ a. trom rrUuayNan,a IN ~ lor
u,>vsA luj,sua - pa, down snlid lH'
u.>psr.As p,lawarc solid ht R,N ASp,
aul uh,a trJ lUVWNNS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

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i,hu Wauu,, ,asbi,, Nt thv ai''', uam'i
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

Ovg dug slorvs arr unN suppllC,l 9th
Malt Mtlpts, the ucw tN,d MriWinV
whirh has dune ~ much rNd anJ con'ea
~ IA a. highlN recommended Nv "
IA ma, ave Nuu heavy do,iUts wNa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19
uAMrAIuN REa,srGs.

UAMrAIuN RGaIarGG
The Presidential ,ampa,su u uoN
about ~ open With unusual yEt aui
iuIprvaI Ia or,irr a. d,tlosc snnnd
,icuu aud rrl,ahlc ,utclhru,c, the n,uN
REmsrSs viii he -ouI hN mad, HCo Vt
rNrcnsc. at tho iulloSius los rates tot
hr campaign mooney IT, aNowI~uN the
H,iet
Fnr sin months ....s.,......,,. ......,... ~ 90
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tut cue mouth ....... ...........u 90
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WEEkIN RFUlSrER
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senj In yow subscriptions without
ielay
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19
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aad maliSlsss ssssrt'OHsSi NV. cAsV
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the knars< bal ~, p w sampelsa
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a,,'. in.,nuaIion. sad a~-sS,,Oas to the
s.a,raty vpFV uamN,sa'~t talsehcoa..
aud w,,,oal a .,a,,llal'oa NJ pr,oi
Ne rAlled dron hUn ~ pr~iaoe ProoI
ot ,he.s mAlic,au. publications. OT stand
branded "a a deliberate ial-ihss AMI
calumu,atE.
tie d,,ca MT even make an a,1swpi Al
prs't
man ~ho s,ll thus deliberately and
mal,cloaaly hatch Aad Professionally pub
H.h shat he Luous h he aI~'la,ely aud
dialr,lNalh Alss, ia 'imply -,nals.V'''
~
Aad 90 drep h,m, ssa 'h'as 'ea dirty
h. ssta
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

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istias unlst lhe aTn naiar ~ lWJes
rt,n M The lVNclD buslnvss ~ Nv Va MAJ
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am ali ~ eli debta sssins, hg sac anN
80 n,s, Wh trNNNk
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and rvapp, tiulD ssA 2 yNnhnusu'e W Wv NN"'
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

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lave the Ia, STATE esnN,a ~sa taken
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

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dlm hIs s,udics,
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FOR CINCINNATI

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Tue Nov No,G "a o'LiuIry,as ~ saes'
out the probahlr It's, vote ~ the oa
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

\ NugruN UIia,u, unt au,'sVIh'' posi
OF la the etiquette ut such WNa'lons
hung his doot hru With white r,n'.Nns
~ indiVatr that hts daughters wedding
Nas g,,ug va Ius,dN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

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NOTICE

At sample Rooms and rttvsie n.reers IN ne
s..le ~ y,mAlous - snA trana all uNinA
wSesllns Rssntsa On tls Ne uss ~ suess
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12
SATURDAY ar sHERRARD.
Jake Kemple Gets In His Work for the
Republicans.
sHgRRARp, October 18th.

sHERRARD, OCtupeI LIN.
Editor IntSllseueor
Saturday last the Democrats raised a
pole. There was a small gathering of the
faithful, and the Republicans turned out
strong, to hear little talk (itcould not be
called SPECIFY by a young man called j..
Robinson. His speech was the thinest
thing ever heard in Marshall county. His
anecdotes we heard from John Woolt, at
sloundsville, years ago. If the Republi;
cans could get Robinson to make one
more ''little talk" at Sherrard we believe
they would gain several votes.
On the same evening the Republicans
held primary meeting TO nominate a
Road Supervisor. Our old staunch Re-
publican friend James McHenry was
nominated. By O'Clock there was q large
and enthusiastic crowd OF Republicans
present, as Jacob Kemple had been an
nounced to speak. The meeting was
called to order by James McCombes, Sr.,
as chairman. About this time the Gar.
field club OF Benwood arrived, uniformed
and with torches, in command OF Captain
Perry Stewart and Lieutenant Ed. New
ton, and Captain J. W. Davis In command
OF the Junior club. The Benwood boys
received many aattering compliments on
their fine and gentlemanly appearance.
After a march OF FIVE miles they were
met by the Sherrard club. Both were
headed by an excellent drum corps. The
chairman introduced Mr.. Kemple, who
gave us sound and interesting speech on
the issues Of the day. AT the close three
hearty cheers was given for Mr.. Kemple,
and three for the State and National ticket.
This meeting was one OF the graadest and
largest we have yet had at Sherrard. The
ladies turned ont en- mass. B. A. b.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12
BELLAIRE.

There are numerous Republican torches
sitting in corners about town which those
who left should look up; and II they own
them let them be ready for the next turn
out Of the clubs; II they were borrowed,
the club should have them.
Vote early Tuesday; then IL you die
during the day you will have performed
one duty the more.
The carpenters are at work on the new
bank building and some Of the bricks are
on hand.
Some few houses displayed flags or Ian
terms Monday, but up to the middle oil the
afternoon the Democracy were not much
enthused. Perhaps the intelligence tina,
Ben Butler would positively not be on
hand dampened them somewhat.
Nothing in the way Of interesting news
was TO be found Monday except in the
way OF politics. II two persons were To-
gether they were sure 10 be talking poll
tics. Considerable betting was done
Several discussions got pretty hot before
the parties quit. ... -,
What is 1t that acquaints men with
strange bediellowsP GoI. Charlesworth
and q colored speaker who was announced
to speak on the square Monday evening
were hob.nobbing here during the day.
The nail works warehouse Ia to have
solid floor. The foundation raises tht
walls high above the ground. but the
space is being filed in with waste Stag
from the immense heaps at the mouth o
Indian Run.
Miss Alice Cunningham's house, at the
head OF Belmont street, has been put up
In short order.
Some BeIlaire Democrats in circular
issued, constitute themselves supervisors
Of election. They want all bulldOzed Dem
ocrats TO report to them. r. O. +.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12
Down me RIVER LErrER.

Politics In the Land OF wetzei-Oid Chap
Stewart Will Probably be Elected
Judge.
Editors Intelligencer.
NEw MARrlSsvIILE, W. Va, Oct. 0.
The continued low water makes bust.
ness rather dull down along the river,
still the light draught boats bring US our
mails and manage 10 keep our stores and
groceries wei! stocked with goods.
Politics are red hot and the lines drawn
up in battle array for next Tuesday. The
judicia! office under the new constitu.
tional amendment III adopted) is the po-
sition that attracts the most attention.
We have Thomas Steady, OF Tyler county,
regular Democratic nominee, and @. J..
Stewart, Of Doddridre county. "Indepen-
dent" on the track, Mr.. showalter, Of
Richie, having Withdrawn. 1t looks now
as II "old Chap" will be the winning
"hoss." He Is coming in on the home
stretch beautifully, his chances having
gone up hundred per cent. in this part
OF the circuit In The last two days, but we
will know more when the vote ia counted.
To-day has been rather busy day here,
Hon. Mr.. Foster and Hon. ]. A. Camp
bell addressed fair Republican audience
this afternoon at the Court House. Their
speeches are praised by all who heard
them.
A young man by the name Of Newton
Grandon, OF this place, met with serious
accident this morning about ten o'clock,
at the jointing mill OF the Pittsburgh
Slave Company, which is located here.
He was attempting to throw on belt for
the purpose Of starting portion OF the
machinery, when his coat caught on a
line OF shaiting in motion, winding him
up to 1t firmly and carrying him around
aud around with irightiul velocity before
the machinery could be stopped. His in.
juries consist Of numerous cuts and
bruises. Fortunately no bones were
broken. At this writing, p. NJ, be Ia
resting easily, and 1t is hoped that he Till
soon recover. "
The apple crop down here is abundant
and Is now being harvested. Fifty cents
per barrel for choice picked apples. Is
that not cheap? .. w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12
the" REelsrER'sn nENDAcIrY.
A Specimen oils Method Of ConduciinI
aCampaign.

Editors Intelligence.
To.day's Register made mention in It's 10.
cal columns, and also in an editorial. that
Democrat had been stoned to death in
Martins Ferry by a Radical. Now, the
Register knows that It told a malicious
ialsehood, for the Democrat referred to Is
Martin Cavanaugh, and he is not dead,
nor do they expect him to die, but, on the
other hand, is getting along finely and
hopes to be out in few days. II the
Reqister does not believe the above state.
ment II can call atthe Wheeling Hospital
and see Mr.. Cavanaugh, who will convince
them that he still lives.
In the second place, the Register states
that he was struck for quietly walking In
Democratic procession. He was not In
the procession, but was standing between
the sidewalk and the procession merely as
a spectator.
tits high time that the public should
sit down upon sheet that would rather
tell lie on credit than the truth for
cash." Mr.. Cavauaukh, no doubt, appre.
Ciates very much the obituary notices
given him BY the Democratic press.
In the third place, the man who threw
the stone, or who ls supposed to be the
man. Is out on 81, 600 bail. The same nan
plead gully 10 stniing a Radical procession
The Saturday might previous, for which he
Y as fned ST 90 and costs by q Democratic
Mayor. The above is on the Mayors
docket in Martins Ferry.
In the fourth place, the man arrested
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12

wants rest to. devote itself to education
and to moral development. tits ready 10
use It's magnificent resources. 1t stands a
giant prepared for a race, intent upon a
career such as has no parallel in history.
Must it be kept busy with partisan poll
tlcsP Why may it not rest from bicker'
ing, unite every part Of the people in q
common enjoyment Of order aud growth
and progressH
Our institutions may be strong enough
TO endure the risk Of going out to the
stormy sea Of fresh political strife. Bu
surely with the prosperity which We are
enjoying the dictate OF common sense, o
patriotism, oIregard forthose States which
especially need the recuperative force o
quiet aud Of lime, is to rest in the happ.
harbor where we are lying safe, with al
lands and every influence bearing tribute
10 our feet. Shall we rest and make much
Of our prosperity, or cast it all at hazarC
and strike out for chances which can no
even promise prizes equal to the dali!
blessings which are now Detailing us2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12

In yesterdays Issue OF the Wheeling
Rsglster appeared the following editorial
paragraph:
It is only two weeks since Radical
stoned a Democrat 10 death, over In
Martins Ferry, for the crime Of quietly
walking 10 Democratic procession; and
now another murder on Saturday night
for like cause. OF course, Democrats
ought TO be glad 10 scratch their tickets In
order TO elect such men 10 office. They
kin all the Democrats they can, and then
exuect the remainder TO kindly vote them
into Office in a Democratic county.
We ask the readers OF the INTELLIoEScER
to turn to the crushing reply to this pitiiul
falsehood in another column Of this issue.
They will see how completely our cor.
respondent lays out the editor Of the
Register as to the facts OF the case. A
Democrat hit Democrat-just as the
same man stoned a Republican pro-
cgssion short time before and was fined
for it. All OF which is a matter OF record
in the Mayors office at Martins Ferry.
Read the facts as presented by our cor
respondent.
The reference OF the Register to the
throwing Of stone into the Democratic
procession Saturday night in this city is
ola piece with its alluson to the Martins
Ferry stoniug. No decent paper would
seek to make party capital out OF such an
incident The editor knew when he wrote
his pitiful paragraph that Republican
procession had been stoned in this city a
few nights ago, and that Col. Travis had
been bit on the head. Why did he not
howl over that incident? Why did not
the IErELLleENcER come out and hold the
Democratic party responsible for it? We
ask the public to compare the editorial
reference that appeared in this paper on
that occasion with the paragraph OF the
Register quoted above. They can then
fudge for themselves Of the meanness Of
attemp tipg to saddle stone throwing on
those who are in no wise responsible for
such dsstardly conduct
The article the Register only discloses
how desperate the editor feels over the
possible result Of Io-dsy's vote. In writing
1t be hoped to stir up feeling of resent
nent 10 the minds Of those upon whom
all his campaign Misrepresentation have
failed to produce the desired effect. He
will probably find that the exposure OF his
pitiful game is quite likely to produce an
effect in the opposite direction. The PEG.
pie believe in fair play In politics as in all
other matters OF public concern.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12

Democratic success would inevitably rip
up the settlement which has been reach
ed. The recent sessions Of Congress have
proved how intense Is the purpose to re,
peal the reconstruction legislation. With
Democratic President the pressure would
be overwhelming to change the laws by
which now the Treasury is managed for
the benefit OF all classes. No one can tell
where the zeal for change would stop. II
any change is desirable 1t is because other
men would inaugurate different measures
OF policy in finances, IN the treatment Of
the questions growing out Of the war, in
the spirit and aims OF Government.
Industry and enterprise cry out for
peace from perpetual strife, The Nation
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12

and taken to 81. Clairsville for stoning the
Democratic procession while passing
through the streets Of Martins Ferry was
bowling for Hancock. This can be proven
by four honorable citizen Of Martins Fer
ry. We know not what his previous po-
liLcal affiliations were, but we know ne
stoned a Republican procession, Tor ne
plead guilty TO It, and bis exit from our
town would indicate that he still belonged
to the Democratic party.
Now lastly, the good people OF Martins
Ferry consider the RegiS,ers thrust at them
acontemptible piece Of political buncombr
and hereafter II they cannot give truth
full account Of what happens in our town
they desire II not to make mention OF i Of
~. Martin. Ferry, Oct. II, 1880.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12

GES. WALKER, Superintendent of the
Census, has submitted report to the Sec
rotary Of the Interior, in which he says
that the recent investigation conducted by
Special Agent Ganuett into the alleged
frauds committed by census enumerators
in South Carolina last June, shows that
the census of 1870 was very defective and
that the enumeration made in June last is
rnTrerk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12

Consider ullat Lee and Jackson toould dc
mrs Mcy atiw. These are The same principle
for ,rtich hey fought for four years. Remem'
D.r The men ,rIO poured forth TIER life blood on
JIrginia's soil, and do not abandon them no0'
Remember that upon your tote depends The sue
cen of Me Democratic ticket.-[ Wade camp
ton, at The meeting in The interest Of Democratic
Harmony in Virginia, al StauntOn, July 96.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12

TIE country tcould have a 'chauge"
under President who thinks the tariff
question is a matter that the General
Government seldom cares to interfere
WITH" and who halls a Greenback victory
as GLORIOUS"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12

Mr.. JonS B. Couch. who has been lee
turing in Connecticut, is enjoying a degree
Of good health that might almost be
called robust. Most OF his autumn appoint
ments are in Canada, beyond the din oil
politics.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12
gAIloN1I RFPUsLICAN TICKET,
Presldsatlal Electors
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET

y0E GovEESoH,
GEo. C. sruRGI-s, Of MOnongAlh
IrPERsrEsDxSr oy yREE SCHOOLS,
A. l. PURIETON, Of Wood.
ATTORNEY sKSERAt1
GEO. B. CALDWELL Of Ohio
ArDIToB,.
JOHN x CUNE1EGAAM, Of KAnawhA
TREAsuRRR,
RICHARD BURKE, Of Monroe.
SuPRESx JUDGE,
EDWIN MAXWELL, Of HARRISON
PoR coHeREss,
:. .,,,r,-,oHN A, HUTCHINSON, oil Wood
"a h,.tTIst-J. T, HORE, Of Mineral
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12

-Ihc Gospel of Hate In West yirs'ni".
~ hale The Republican party Nth all Inc an
tenaty ofmy nature. j intend TO teach m!
Children 10 hate il. Ihare hirsd hating Il, ant
mean 10 90 10 my graua hating it."-Speech Q
Jake Jackson, Dem. candidate for Governor, a
F.iymoni. JuIv 20.