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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-28

G. O. Thomas. n well known Com.
stock mining man. has been appointed
to the Superin;endeney of the Sutro
tunnel. and will enter upon the dis
charge Of his duties as such. at once.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-28

L. l.. CLARK, thu V. & T. engineer
who was murderously assailed in yir-
ginia City. in January last, has deter
mined to abandon railroading, and take
TO ranching in Oregon. ~
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-28

IT Is now reported that there Is n
movement IN foot to have Grnnt with.
draw from the candidacy. II is reported
that Cameron aud thosc acting with
him have resolved TO adopt Senator
Edmunds Gs a candidate.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-28

Z. +. WI LIAMs has just been arrest.
cd at Baltimore, and confosses TINT he
is III" person who sem the letters, cards,
ETC.. to the Row. Morgan Dix Of New
York, by which that person was much
annoyed, and tho public greatly mysti-
fed. He is u native OF Baltimore, and
claims to have hsi no particular object
in view in sending the missiycs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-28

SENATOR EDMuSDs yesterday present.
ed n memorial, largely signed 10y male
and female residents of Washington,
asking the enactment of n law for pun
shmcnt by castrgtion for the crime Of
rape.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-28

IN the United States Circuit Court in
San Francisco, the law prohibiting cor.
porniions from employing Chinese,
passed recently by the California Leg
islaturo, was declared to DO unconstitu-
tionnl. This decision was gcnorally
anticipated, rs there were few persons
who had given tho question any atten.
ton, but had already arrived at tho
same conclusion. The Only opposition
10 The Mongolihn element that can 10
successfully maintained in this country,
must be brought through National
legislation. This has been tho declarn.
ton Of statesmen, and thinking men
generally, since the agitation OF the
Chinese question first began, md can
be the only solution OF tho annoying
and dangerous problem. Tho HJroga.
ton or notification Of tho B~uflingamc
treaty, which can only DO effected
through National Interference. would at
onco produce the desired results, but
tia, tho present Administration will
avalon 10 the grave Importance Of such
action, is not In tho category Of prob.
abilities.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-28

THE House Committee has decided to
reduce the duty on biehromste Of potash
from four TO two cents per pound, and to
place ohromatc iron on tho FREQ list.
The paper materials will be acted on
later this week. also quiuinc. steel rails,
hoop iron, etc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-28
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AEAEhNSNN oEoSAON-
The Committee met pursuant TO ad-
journment at l p. II.
The Storey delegation reported that
they had selected d. A. Moriarty and
Miles Finlan to fill the vacancies on the
State Central Committee.
Chairman BlenneThassett stated the
next business In order to be to make
provisions for the election of delegates
10 the National Convention.
Mr.. Canavan Of Storey offered the
following resolution.
RtsolVed, That n Democratic State
Convention be held at Winnemucea, on
Thursday, May "a, 1880. at 2 o'clock p.
NJ. for the purpose of elocting six del
egates aud six alternative delegates &c
the Democratic National Convention to
be held ai Cincinnati Juno 23d. and TO
nominate three Presidential Electors, n
justice OF the Supreme Court. a Member
of Congress, and q Democratic State,
Central Committee. a
Mr.. Hiles moved the adoption of the
resolution. Mr.. Thompson seconded
the motion, and it was adopted unani-
| mously.
Mr.. Blennerhassett offered the fol-
lowing resolution:
RESOLVED, That any Democrat known
to have affiliated with the Republican
party at the last State election shall not
be eligible to hold the position Of dele
gate or his proxy at the next Demo-
cratic State Convention.
Mr.. Dennis moved TINT the word
person" be substituted for the word
Democrat" as no Democrat could
possibly do such a thing.
Adopted.
Mr.. Dennis moved that the nppor-
tionmeul for delegates be based upon
the vote for Governor at the last cleo
toni vote for every 100 cast for
Bradley, and 1 for overy fraction OF 100
exceeding so.
The motion was carried, and the
Secretary was instructed to make out
tho apportionment forthwith.
Mr.. Hiles moved that the several
County Conventions be instruct.
cd 10 hold primaries on Saturday.
May 10.
Mr.. Mooney of Esmernlda said in his
county the feeling was in favor of al.
lowing the County Convention TO up.
point delegates to the State Committee.
Mr.. lilies amended bis motion so aa
to leave it optional with the County
Conventions Of sparsely settled coun.
ties TO appoint delegates or order pri.
mary elections on that day.
The motion ms amended was adopt
ed.
ApPoDTIoSNIsT OF
The Secretary reported tho following
as the apportionment for delegates tc
the State Convention: Churchill,
Douglas, .; Elko, II; Esmeralia, 8
Eureka. II; Humboldt. 6; Lander, G
Lincoln. 4; Lyon. q; Nyc, 8; ormsby
4; Storey, %; washoe, 4; White Pine
8. Total %.
Mr.. Beiknap offered a resolution thu
the test for voters at the primaries be
pledge by the person Offering TO vol,
that he will support the nominees o
Democratic State and National Con
. vontions. II was adopted.
| The Committee then adjourned sub
/, ject to tho call Of tho Chairman On,
Secretary.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-28

JAY GOULD has ordered a road OF $50
miles long extending into the Western
coal fields. built. Work be-
gins at once.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-28
E.rns-.e sA<-suppesi,i... Cen.
pact

The report telegraphed from Wash
iDgton 70 the effect that Minister Sew
ard had succeeded in negotiating n
treaty with the Chinese Is pronounced
fAlss by Secretary Evarts.
The report was very circumstantial.
even ~urportiSg 10 give the provisions of
thstreaty among which was included an
agreement which wouli make China au
ally TO this Government in preventing
the Chinese emigration to California.
Deersaiy Evarts says the negotiations
are about where they were a year ago
when they were taken up after. and
largely in consequence of the debate on
the Chinese bill in Congress. The Sec
Rotary OF State seems 20 find the Chinese
~ willy q set Of diplomats ne nny he has
TO deal with. much more, he says, than
the japanese. who are a more uarlike
and . franker race. He remarks that
they have grown to be very jealous OF
the profits made by American and other
foreign merchants, who trade to their
Ahorts. and are really contemplating
the adoption OF a law looking to the e1-
clusion Of all foreigners from particle
patton in tho m Of China. The
Secretary seems to dread the reopening
by Congress Of what is known as tho
Chinese question, and evidently thinks
that Il will be a very delicate matter TO
30 adjust the relations of the two couu-
tries that there may be n proper regula-
tion Of Chinese emigration 10 the
country. and, at the same time, a
free interchange Of the commodities.
This, he says. is the problem which the
State Department has to work out.
Mr.. Evarts says that so far rs lnoyn
fhs Chinese Government is represented
here as not ir.favor OF any such treaty
as has been published in some news
papers. The report is ~contradicted and
has also been explicitly denied AMI dis
credited by Assistant Secretary John
Hays. and by President Hayes himself
rs recently as last Saturday but
Is RENEWED with sundry changes
notifications. which only show
ignorant its authors are Of the ex-
laws. Among the most iupor.
provisions Of The alleged treaty,
described in one OF the Washington
evening iournnis, is said to be one pro-
hibiting the emigration OF lcwd women
from China TO the United States. Tho
.hiI csc authorities are reported TO have
made stout opposition TO this provision
End to have consented to it with great
which was somewhat re-
mnrkab!o in view OF the fact that our
Federal statutes have for a number Of
years covered precisely tho same
ground. This evening paper stated a
days ago in most posisive terms
that tho new treaty was an efTectuaI
of all the OWLS and difficult
iios complained Of by the people OF the
Tho origin and motive OF The original
report that a new treaty haI been nego.
!iaTcd, and OF the subsequent various
descriptions Of its supposed provisions,
are not yet developed. but IL is certain.
that they nro all untrue. and so far rs
~beilesrnsd from the highest official
sourcesi by tho members of tho Cali
fornialslegaiion and other authorized
inquiries, they have no tangible founda-
lion, whatever,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-28

TsEnE is o sensational story aAoot
regarding tho Posiofice Department
and q lady clotk. Tho details arc unfit
for publication. Auditor Lilly is inycs.
Ngaling u.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-28

WIS.,. BpSsErr. Au old resident OF
Gold. Hill, died at that city OH tho 23d
instant, at tho advanced ngo OF ca
years.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-28

GsSgnlb GPASr arrived safely nj
Galveston, Texas. Tuesday at one
O'Clock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-28

RoDEEr l.. TILDES. a Unknown
printer Of this State. died in San Fran
cisco, on the 10Th instant.
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~ -.

MCGOUGiT-M Mccall ranch. six miles
from EIko, on March 2i, issD. owen Nc
Cough native Of County Monaghan, Ire.
land, ngcd Is years.
wAIDiiAAS-In ElEo. March ~. fgsO. @.
Wailhals, a native OF Bavaria, aged - years.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-28

The entire business portion Of Santa
Domingo is reported to have been de-
by fire on the 9th instant.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-28

The Democratic State Central Com
mittec. met in Virginia City at II
o'clock yesterday. The list Of members
was called by the Secretary with the
following result:
Storey-T. A. Atkinson, j. A. Ma
hanny. Matt. C~anavan. ]. Il. Cowen
tabsentl.
ormsby-Peter Csvanaush, Jr.
Douglas-E. d. Black rs. II. Day.
proxyl.
White Pine-Peter Weber Cubscntl.
Eureka-D. p. Bailey tJohn Snow.
prOxyl. VI. II. chamblis II. Ii. Dennis.
proxy. Geo. w. Cassidy IL. IL. Dennis.
proxy1.
Lander-Geo. l.. Dinsmore tosden
Hiles. proxYl.
Lyon-w. NJ. Battersby lie. Blenner-
hassett, proIyl. L, Blennerhassett.
Esmeralda-I. n. Farwell IL. S.
Mooney. proxy.
.Nye-woodson Gsrrard re. II. Bel
KNAPP. proxy.
churehiil-w. c. Grimes ~. W.
Adams, pro1yl.
washoe-Ross Levers [absent.l
Humboldt-L. W. Greenwich.
Lincoln-Geo. T. German re. II.
Belknap, proIyl.
Rlko-.P p. EdOfT rs. S. Sears. proxy.
J.. b. Fitch.
At Large-w. G.. Thompson, J. d.
Hill. j. II. Dennis.
The matter OF appointing members to
ell tho two vacancies from Storey county
Atkinson, deceased, and Cowan. left
he Sta;e) was referred to the Storey
and a recess was taken
Until 1 O'Clock,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-28

sAIr LAKE crrr contemplates build.
lug largely in the Spring.
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hITEhTIQR !!

AITEETlQR
II IS THE INTENTION CT THE
fLK0 GIh2D, GQMPa2Y D, TO
GIVE q GRAND UNIFORM BALL AT
THIS PLACE ON TIE 18TH OF
NEXT MONTH. SO SOON AS ALL
The NECESSARY DETAILS TO
That ERO IRE ARRANGED, THE
PROGRAMME WILL Sc ADVER-
TlSE0 III FULL.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-28

sS-A choice variety OF Plants and Flowers
rcatrj y; the sr-ings, constantly on baud and
arc for sale. ia. UANREOHr,
Proprletsss
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-28

DnIonAx Youso'. grave has been
fenced in at last.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-28

THE Bonrd Of Supervisors OF San
Fsanoisco, passed an order increasing
the police foscc, over che Mayors goto.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-28

T.. S.-Pcrs1ns having work 10 do will do
well 70 await ~. Jcssnp'a nrflynl.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-02-14
THEDENOCRAT
4 BIT or SECH ET HLsT0EI.
.Hordtio Sevn0ET's Pr"EidcM!i0t
TiemptAfion IN 1871.

Nrw YopE Feb. Sin copnsc-
4;on With mo po,!, I.,to biography
nf Coycrn"r seymour Md tie
s,o,n,nsTt r,,,t.;H,J ,L.rsin tint
I've rcr,iyti an remnant occasions
ITO warm.sl sxnrrssinn, Of grali-
Judo snI c.,roiat;nn from Prcsi.
'lcnt iincd,n md Nj, Cabinet, p
rrr;o,s n;aro of roI;r;cyI history
has hSen mad. rublir. In 1861,
wien Lincoln sunpo,cd it not i'm
nossiLIr shat Jud1u Chase would
defeat him for The Republican
nomination ho looked about for a
patriotic and popular Democrat for
whom III. whole STRENGTH Of tho
Administration could in m emer.
nnnrv Lo thrown Mr. Lincoln
not Gnlv jistru.ted JuIro CAasv's
fidelity 10 Whit he considered
cardinal pripcinIes, bu, his iudg-
mrnt nv wall, and was kno%a +
have oxnr,.aed 10 = nunrhcr o.
nnr.onoI ir;rnds file crs vest sprrs-
bcnsions in The event Of his Being
nlscrd in ,hr Executive chair.
Wr Lincoln, therefore, wrote 10
Mr. Ssvmour who Inns il now in
L;s n6ssrss;ou n long later. in
which tho proposi,ion was made
and urged upon him with great
force and logic that he should be-
com. n candidate Tor III. Presidency
on ms Livb n party rlaDo 4, possi
bic, 90 HAT lie could receive the
sunnor, Of such Rrpnblicaus us
considered lie sucecss OF Union
cause rar.mnunt in impor,ance TO
the srhmnrs Of mere political
iric(ster, or Southern hatsrs.
TLis solirits;inn Of Mr., Lincoln's
wa, i1fr.d IN Nv S,rrntarv Stanton.
and as NAV i. reudiIy inferred. the
rrosona rivan for selecting him
ware Of ii, mos: complimentary
character, Mr.. seymour received
tho suggestions with his usual
modcsty' Lnr dec,iuei in a mos.
nrrrmn,ory manner 70 consilcr il.
i'rrimg ,hst lis dniv 10 the ncople
nf ihr State Of Vnw York r,Iu;r:cd
INN to serve Out his term "a Gov
nrmor and nrerIi;ird his seeking or
nsrmitl;n. oiLrr houors 10 he I'M
no.rI unsn him. TO Mr. Sew
m"rr's answer Dir, Lincoln replied
H. ~ la..rr rr,,;,,,, .l,o, N,a
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-02-14
ANGAA MoYyGV,s
Valuable Town g.ot fors,;.


Henry BFanuOn, Administrator OrE,h..,
Irvine, deceased,
"a.
Edward D. husgrare and others.
N cuAacrzY.
ny virtue Of a dscree Of The Circuit con,.
of Levi: county, in this case rsrcrcl an Il.
23d Of August, 1879, will sell AT nrt,;'
auction, to the highest bidder, on tho
Goth day of February, 1850
in front of the court house Of Lrwi,csr,,.
boundary of lard in the town Of vr,,a.
on the road leading up Town Run, en-,
tanning
l HALF ACRE and 1852 SQUARE
FEET,
conveyed BY Robert Irvine 10 Richard M,
well.
TEExS:--A credit Of c, /? and +,
months, the purchaser to give notes with
good security, bearing interest from data
sEd lien to continue on the Iaud 10 fur.
thsT sseurO purchase money.
lTENEIBRANNON,
jHn3lw Commissioner.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-02-14
COURT SALE OF LAND.

COURT SALE OF LAND.
Mar! u Lewis aud Others
vs..
John Walden And others.
TX CHGEcEsI
Under Joint decree in this and o,L..
cases heard with it, rendered by the Circri,
Court Of Lewis county, on the 9th Of Sen.
'emLer, 1873, ! will sell gu The
2lst day Of February, 1850.
in front 81 tue cour. house Of !.uwis corn,v.
at public auction, TO tho highest bidacr
various parcels OF land in Lewis coauty,.od
by G. D. Camden aud John Walden to II.
parties below named. randy:
%23 ACRES,
OfA'buTy Alsirc, on Gladly sors OF Big
SIKH CIUyki
40 ACRES
Of Wesley r. ChiIium, ON Mill Run Of Biz
skin Craek
245 ACRES
VI FrnnCis Hsrion Waugh, on The wa.vri Of
Zig Skis Cree;
1871 ACRES
Of Abel Spaur, on StanIsys Run " TX
SAin Creek.
TERMS OF SALE.
A credit o. one null tS" ycsis tie pn-.
chaser 10 give notes with god Securi.c,
barring Interest from date. Tillrwi!l W
reserved uniil farther order If lie court.
HENRY EEANNCE,
jNn33w Commissioner.
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AEGAA NovIcNs.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

OtDEk OP lObl.lIA44NN'
West Virginia.
A, rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circai, Court Of Levi county, on the first
Monday ia JANUARY, 1850.
Timo,hy + Rome, la,c $Lerirot Harrison
coanly. and as such admin stra'oT Of
CIiah n. Turner. deceased. and Eppa
llun,cr, jr.. special commissioner, suing
for themselves mud also for al other
creditors Of John Ilusssy, dc,ra:easrd,
Plaintiffs,
Dennis 0. D. Et,nnos, Maria Ilussey, for
herself aud as administrative Of John
lluss"y. deceased and Others Defendants
N cH4ScEEY.
Tic obicc, o! this suit is 10 sell Il 'r"ct
Deserted as 2G2; acres Of land on iiis skin
Greek, IN Lewis county, West Virgin III,
sold by rrith II Turner, commissioner, I"
pcnnS .. ,. EGcuHou, to pa! bond ioF
purcha It MONEY, executed by said Brcnnon
and .Iohu liusssy To sail commissioner.
Turarr, for $500 "; dated lOlh May 1853.
aus '"''' !''S '''e' ""'' VIZ" '"''''S' W,
"'' ".' ~" ., ~ - IT,. ~, :, sac
'i'' '"'' ." ''''' "''''' ' - Ne y =
with eI'st''ow !''" May 1885 Ter y
arTrsrN'ess at - per 10y F'"'o" o' sN'u
tracts containing "a'i aces '"s'e"" % -"'I
acres; and 10 convene NE creditors OF 'o"n
i"'sry' d''c'>e'' "'" Sc'''e ''' estate ~"
satisfy his debts ont OF n'S assets ANA II
appearing ny "'n'"'' ".e' '''' "!.y"'""'
i'chiIs ". H. hItHH"h 70 """''Ss'"'"' We
tue Stale OF N's' Niis'H'"' ""u Us "o' Up
. :"
here "i'o'n 'o"r weeks aver Tue ""'' @ '"'
lir'' fuoi'a'''n OF '"is of"rF' ana d" "H''
'h'c''s'i! 10 l'"c' "s '"'e'Gs's "'r''".
Irs'c;
W. &. HARRISON. Clerk.
Henry Rrannon. p. q. ian 2i-.iw
.-. :; =
NHDLf NF ~ bilCAII"A
W., ,.ira;n;,.
1, r,,,'. 49,, :, IT,, c,,r,.,, or,, j., ,,o
co..,., I ,.,,. "',, ,, =, ,a ,,,, ,, ,r,
v ' ', -; , ,,." ,sso '" '''' ''"'
t,n,., ra',Sa, i ,,y -, ,... -,
- j. C'.,,"' -, '' I '
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-02-14

EEO ANILFAL. suits. II strikes ut
the foundation IT ali pulmonary li5tas&.
nNnrrl!EG pTUmry relief and rapid cures.
nnd Is aualicd To- patients oi amy HS" nr
either Sos. Erimg very rillinhl', tho
Youngest children take Il readily. In
Ordinary Coughs. Colds, sore Throat,
bronchitis. Influenza. ClCrgynmn'a
sore Throat. Asthma. Group, unh
tatarrh, the Effects II AYERS CHEEKY
l'ErI"Eh. az" nGI"ral, anil mnliituIrS
NJ" ANNUALLY Preserved from serious Ill
HrsS hy It's timely aud faithful ilS". It
E.nuId lac kept az hand in every house.
lr!d l"r III" protection il affords in S'ul.
den ATTACKS, In NhUUpinE-ruugh and
Consumption there is NJ U'hrg remedy
5" ri!ira'.nuS, soothing. and h"lriul.
Low prizes ate Inducements {" try
som" IL the many mixtures ~ SyTulS,
made VI cheap and Ineffective in"rrtli.
CEis. now offered, which. us they cen.
tam no ciIrHtIv" qualities, can aiiu.A
unly temporary relief, and l"r sur. 10
u,'aNpUini thu patient. diseases VI the
throat aEI lungs drlnnnh active and
elective treatment; anil II is dangerous
rNnrrnrnlln. wiItl unknown and Chran
medicines. from the great liability ilrtt
thrS" Diseases may. while 50 iril,rl with,
lmr'n" deeply seated or inruralir. l'Sr
ANEE'S CHERRY PT'TOUNI, and Won
may confidently expect the hest results.
II u 81 Acknowledged curative ,a,wrr,
AMI Is ~ cheap ms its careful rrcraratna
and tine Ingredients will allow. E,ui.
nrnt phy>iinua. KNOWN. its rnn,u,I.
ton, prescribe il. Tile test Of hnli "A
rrn'utr has proven its certainty to cure
All nillinNlIuFE fstIN,iut,tz L.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-02-14
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER or PI'nIlrATIOV
Tbs State Of Yves, Virginia,
a; Rules held in the clerks flee Of ii,
County Court u Lewis county, gu lie la,
Monday ia Juu,ry, 1881
Hrs .Glp,h,ucu., .s'aiuifr.
W.
Iaroh I. R"miuc. Hannah : Romin. ,,-
wife G-lI.Rominr, Thorsron Ta,,o,#
aud L, " 10 las, trustee. Gcemlnn; :.
II cHA>CEEY ~ TiE c0rXly corr ,r l,yls
CorSTr
The o. ieHof'h;: sui, ;s,o tuLi,c! rp,
rlc's "i Iaai. supposed to contain in ,,r
'sF'"st'""a'II! ares, lying in lcr';
s T., ,n T., .l'"," 1ro" Ni"'he"e &!'c& O""
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-02-14

MI kinls Of School Books nj
prices csta hlishoa by law at Burc',.
Call and get prices.
Tooth, hair, crumh, shaving. nail
clothes and shoe brushes, also
paint brushes Of all kinds aud ut
all prices at Bars's,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-02-14
TIE BEST REMEDY
roE
Diseases Of The Throat anil Lungs.

~ ''N' '''S ''''
!, .,M, nni . ".s'''
. % N'''I Az" =, " .I',''.I
sr'Ii',r"| ~ . n'Ha'- >
"IfhIt. y =
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-02-14

NAME OF PURCHASER.
q. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Vincent Hamrick
WI J.Corlcy Il C.K.Newlon
Same
C. Mcpoddrill
Thompson & Woodzell
VIII. Corlcy&C unrlngham
II. \. Holt
Conrad, Miller & Dorr
i. Stringcr Boggefs
Thompson Il Woodzell
L. N. Carr
P. l.. J. Coger
Same
Same
w I..J .Ccrley&Cunningham
L. Sringcr Boggess
Conrad u Miller
Robert Duddrill
&C. Mcpoddrill
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T IST OF RAIESTA1 within The county % Of WSsr eTt nGR
n! u
purchased by individuals;
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

We are are credibly informed that a
foreman of the Tasker Iron Works stood
at the polls in New Castle last Tuesday
and in some instances actually took tickets
out of the hands of persons coming up to
vote and handed them others with the
declaration, "7his is the ticket you want
''to vote" The most alarming thing about
this is that mel eau be brought to submit
to it. There was time when any man
attempting this sort of tyranny in this
country would have been driven from the
polls by the crowd united to save the free
dom OF voters Withou: regard to parry.
Truly We are getting to be slaves very
fast ii TINS thing can be done with im
punity Tine wurkingman who supports
employers in such tactics is base traitoi
to his fellows, unworthy of their associa
ton or respect Men may, and naturally
will, differ as to their political opinions
but any man who works for wages WHIT
assists, connives at or in any way endorse
the idea that III employer may command
a man in his employ in the matter o
| voting ought never be allowed TO sit dow
at dinner with any sell respecting work
ingmau who values his liberty He i
himself slave 1T heart who see ks tt
| curry favor with his acknowledged maste
| by Euluiig tu make slaves If Others