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dc State for the estimated
DsfeDgth Of the new party. This en-
braces the nucleus and the reinforce
ments. Where will they get sufficient
strength 10 carry the Slater The effort
will he made to induce Republicans to
act with them. Will they succeed They
tried it in the last canvass and failure
followed every effort. Prominent Re.
publicans oppose it. They say the
great Republican party will not enter q
small shide show, and if the Malone
ties want their influence, they must
eone to the Republicans.
Another important instruction is that
ten or fifteen cent monthly Tee to pay
capitalion tax. How 1t would help
them IL they were rid Of that cspitation
tax feature! 1t seems to be the pro-
per plan, for If they intend 10 remove
the cspitation tax feature, and white
men must pay taxes Tor negroes who
are too lazy 10 pay their own, it is well
to get them little used tot. before the
law 10 repealed and the burden comes
all al once. II Gen. Malone can get
the white tax-paying people of Virginia
into the habit OF laying aside, every
month, ten or fifteen cents, for the pur-
pose Of paying the capitation tax from
which the negroes OF Eastern Virginia
are to be relieved, it will be good disci-
sine and they will know just what It
will cost every year to carry out that
feature Of the Malone party. If each
white man who pays taxes will agree 10
paw from sl.20 TO $3.50 year extra,
We can relieve the negro from
paying his capitation tax, without
loss 10 the State. and as a consideration
we could compel this negro element to
levy the tax on the Taxpayers with the
assurance that the work would be we'll
done. Reports Of all these organiza-
lions are 10 be forwarded TO the SeSre-
tary at the Wig Office.
Let the address be carefully read,
and let the Democrats Of Shenandoah
determine whether they are going 10
yield the advantage which they now
hold to the enemy. We think moi.
Let every club keep up its organization
and make It a matter Of come difficulty
for the Malone party ID get recruits
from the Democratic party. The
Democratic party is the party OF the
people, sustained by the people and has
to-day IS, 900 majority over the Ma.
hone party and their republican allies
who were induced to stick to them. Let
Ne re member that eternal vigilance
is the price Of liberty" We now know
the plans of the enemy, and all that is
necessary to defeat those plans, is
fallhfulness and q jealous effort 10 keep
our organization in tact.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22
IRON the Richmond whis. Dec. Is. 1891
Campbell Republicans.

! CAMPBELL, 20. Ice. 4, looV.
At meeting held this day in Brooke
vile district tFlynn's preclncD BY th'
Republicans. the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Rssolsed, Isl, That we, the Republl
cans Of this precinct, do recognize The
Readjusters az the best friends Of oul
race, and that they alone are calculat
ed to elevate US, extend our rights,
protect our interests, and guarantee uf
our liberties.
I'd. That we have no longer our Re-
publican principles coming IN contact
with them as the national election ID
passed.
ID. That we do not recognize Wick
am az our leader, kn owing, as we do,
that he has ever worked in consort with
the Funders, ignoring US for selfish pur-
poses.
4th. That we cannot possibly elect 9
Republican as Governor consequently
It is inexpedient 10 hold a convention
for the purpose Of nominating a candI
date,
5th. That inasmuch as the men who
have been looked upon as our leaders
acted with the most degrading per6dy
and treachery 10 the late election, We
therefore repudiate thom. and must look
to the Readjusters for future guidance
9th. That we most earnestly invoke
our fellow.Republlcsns throughout the
Stats to organize lin opposition to the
call made by Wickham, which is palpa'
bly, in the interest Of Funderlsm.
7. That We fully appreciate the sen
hments emansting from our colored
represeu tatives who SAID that the ma
ton bad done all 1t could for us, and
that We must now think and act fol-
ourselves. Feeling This, we have de-
termined 10 cast our lot with the Read
justers, believing them to BIZ the liberal
aud progressive party.
9Th. That we believe it to be the du
ty of the Republicans throughout thu
State to have themselves assessed, pay
their taxes, and see that they are pro-
perry registered, 90 as 10 be able tC
cast full vote in support of those prin'
cipl.s which give them all the rights
that reasonable men could ask, and
help to break down Bourbonism, nc
matter Of what party, which proposes
that in.olerable spirit which allows o
no diversity of opinion, and claiming IL
self to be infallible.
9th. That we believe the Readiustel'
are the only friends to the free schools
free ballot, and equal rights, willis
the past actions OF the Funders show
them to be the enemies Of all these, anC
in fact, opposing everything ina IS fan
and honorable.
10th. That we ask our Readjustel
friends who may see these proceedings
10 read them to our colored friends, thai
they may more certainly become &C
qsainted with our purposes and inten'
tions.
18th. That We most respectfully ask
the Richmond Wing to publish the pro-
ceediRgs Of this meeting,
DABNEY LoGwoOD, Chairman
Richard Franklin, Secretary.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22

We publish In this issue the resolu.
lions OF iha Campbell Republicans. They
desire \ union With the Readjusters
who they think will protect their rights.
The great right (which they are now
contcndlng for. is the right TO vote with
out paying tax. 1t will be sad day
for Virginia Swhen the control Of the
State and her financial interests are
placed into the hands Of the class thai
pay no taxes.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22
Valley News,

NlduU lOh WuttutW va l. iAN"J
night Last, log dwelling on the faru
of Mr.. Clinton Hall, six miles from
Wavnesboro. was burned. 1t was oc-
cuped by David II. Bro Sn, who LOST
his kitchen furniture but saved that in
the dwelling house.
On Saturday. Dec. 4th. Mr.. Jacob
Bozerman, q farmer living near Burke 8
Mil, came in from the field and ai er
supper entered into conversaii"n:
While talking he fell dead Of, it is sup
posed, disease Of tie heart.
At the St. James Hotel. II Rich
mord, on i've 9ln last. DR.. Hunter
Mcclure removed swelling from the
breast Of ex-senator John +. Lewis.
Nj. Lewis lad feared thatIt was Of a
cancerous character and had it remOY
ed. His gen raj health is good and j.
is believed that his fears are happily
without ground.
a few days ago Or. 4. NJ. lIenkel
of Stiunton, assisted by DR.. II. Il.
Henkel, successfully removed lumor
from the arm Of Mrs. Elias Fiier, neai
Spring Hill in this county.
Nelson Examiner One day last
week. Mr.. George Ages, who lives Oh
Mr.. VIM. D. Cabel's farm near Nor
wood. while at work moving some old
p under from an old courthouse, dis.
covered that it vas infected with 4 large
number OF rats. lie s0pi ell his work.
aud with his dogs and DO hc proceed
ed 10 destroy the vernil by pr.zing ny
floors and digging alter item in then
holes in the ground. His hunt, result
ed in the destruction Of 100 rats. The
dogs became very sick from KILN
lbem-so much so, that ihey re fused /,
further notice them.
Culpeper Times Rev. Mr.. MtGill OF
BRANDY Station. lost another child last
seek BY dptheria, which Was buried in
the Masonic Cemetery near town. Mr..
VI. has lost Three children within
peroid of few weeks by this dreadful
disease.
The employees of the Virginia Md
| md railroad company were paid of
Wednesday.
Petersburg Gazette We are inform
ed that Mr.. ickley, while out hunting
deer in Hardy q few days ago, came
across two bucks locked together by tie
horns. He drew his rife aud killed
one of them, and then when about to
reload for the other found he had los
his powder. Fastening home for more
ammunition, he soon returned and
found that another hunter had preceded
him aud shot the other buck, and both
were y ing dead together. Hunter No.
2 had probably gone for assistance to
carry both bucks home. Mr. Stickley
unlocked the animals and conveyed
them to his domicile. The question is,
couldn't Mr.. Slickley have knocked he
other in The head instead Of going home
for powder TO shoot?
Stanton Spectator L: 1t commenced
showing here about half past five
o'clock Monday morning, aud cOnln
ued throughout the day, and at this
time, six O'Clock 2. NJ, Monday, the
snow is 10 inches deep on the ground,
and it is still falling.
Hon. Mark Bird, judge of the Eigh-
teenth judicial circuit OF Virginia, has
granted garter Of incorporation to
Robert r. Carson aud others, to be
known as THE LHrav Cave and Hotel
Company" for the purpose OF acquiring
owning. and holding 10 fee simple the
cave known as the 'Luray cave" and
constructing all buildings necessary for
conducting the business OF hotel
keeper.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22

A Mrs. Gibson. of Fairfax
county, give birth last week to her
fifteenth child, which upor exami-
nation, was found to be blessed
with fourteen well developed upper
teeth DIR. W. B. Day, of Fairfax
says it Is the first case Of that kind
that ever came under his observa-
ton.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22

A Democratic Senator, from
Texas. whipped sleeping car con-
ductor while en- route to Washing
ion the other day. This is the
first substantial Democratic victory
that We have been called upon to
mention this years.. Louis Post
(Dem)
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22

The Congressional educational bill
dedicates the interest OF the pro.
ceeds of sale of pablo lands and the
fees Of the Patent Office to popular
education. For the Grst ten years this
fund will be divided among The States
on the basis Of illitersey, and after tha.
upon the bass of population. One
third Of the fund goes to the sgricul.
tlral colleges established under the act
Of 1862 Under the bill the Federal
Government takes no control over the
educational sysleH Of the states, but
viii simply baud over this fund to the
roper State authorities.
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Another Nailed.

We find the following in the
Alexandra Gazette, OF December
10Th
"The Washington Republican
has had the enterprise to discover
two cases of prescription for politi-
cal opinions sake in the whole
State of Virginia which the republi-
can papers in the State and their
allies, the Mahoneits, with all their
prediction and aptitude for such
work, allowed to escape them. One
is that of watch maker at From
Royal, and the other plasterer of
Harrisonburg, both of whom lost
all their business because they vot-
ed the republican ticket at the re-
cent election, and have had to
move to Washington"
AS 10 the matchmaker at Front
Royal we know nothing, but as to
the plasterer at Harrisonburg we
know all about it. We can hard
ly believe that Mr., Butler, the plas-
terer referred to, could have told
any such story as the above ox-
tract indicates, IN view of the cir
cumstances in his case. He came
to this place laat summer with his
family. He was respectfully and
kindly treated by our people.
lie got but little work that is
true, but he got some small
Jobs, there not being much in
the line doing, He did piece OF
work for one Of our citizens
laying cement walks and occupi-
ed about four times as much time
at the job as necessity required.
If the work was not here Of course
he could not get it. There were
not three persons in this town or
county who knew whether the plas-
terer aforesaid was a democrat, re-
publican or greenbacker. No one
knew, no one cared to enquire. He
did not lose his business because
he voted the republican ticket, for
he was not qualified voter, and
could not therefore vote at ali, and,
we presume, did not. and feel sure
oft. Before Mr.. B. came here the
work Of the summer had been pref
tv much all contracted for by resi-
dent plasterers, and hence there was
nothing but occasional odd jobs for
him to do. He remained here I'M
Ill some time in November, we be
lieve, and left afoot for Washing
ton. His family was left in a des-
titute condition. They were cared
for by a charitable society of this
place; they received food in plenty;
were provided with clothing to
make them comfortable, and lastly,
when they were ready to go, their
expenses were paid to Washington,
their former home. The above is
true in every part. And if, in view
of these circumstances, the afore
said plasterer spread any such re-
port as the Republican gives N
Washinton, he is miserable migrate
and if he did not, the Republican
should be careful how it publishes
articles libelling a whole people,
without knowing the facts.-Har-
risoa6urg old Commonwealth.
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lst. Louis Western wstchmsn.l
Music Hath Charms. etc

One OF the great manufacturing H.
terests Of Boston, is the Emerson Piano
Company, whose pianos are used with
high appreciation and satisfaction
throughout the world. In a recent Con
versation with Mr.. Jos. Gramer, one Of
the proprielors, that gentleman remark
ed have used that splendid remedy
st. Jacobs Oil. in my family. and found
it TO be 30 very beneficial that l will
never be without il. II has cared me
Of severe case oil rheumatism, after
other remedies had failed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22

PARTY METHODS IN lNDIANA.-Ih'
conference OF the republican members
of the Indiana State Senate "Wednesday
practically showed that the democrats
would organic that body. They have
secured a pledge from Senator Davis
green hacker. to vote for James II. Rice
secretary OF the democratic State con-
mittee. for secretary. DAVIS to selecl
the assistant, and Poindexter says ht
will vote with Davis on organization
as to do otherwise would only make
deadlock, and he will not be an OF
structiOnist.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22
milwaukee Evening Wiscol sin
A Strong COnQueror.

According to an Illinois exchange.
our days of Rheumatism are we'll nigh
numbered. s.. Jacobs OIL enters >
rheumatic territory, aud cOuquers every
subject. That's right. We believe n
il
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Ohio wool growers ore refusing forty
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