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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02
COUNTY EXECUTIVE OoMMITTEE

at a called meeting of the Democratic
Executive Committee of Jefferson county,
held in Charlsstown October Goth, 1880, it
was moved and adopted that the committee
men for each p~resinct select their own as.
s%istants, and as many as they may deem me-
cessary. to aid in bringing cut the full Dem
ecratie vote of the county at the November
election. II is particularly urged by the
Committee that each voter will cast his vote
in his own precinct.
The secretary of this Committee was in
structsd to call the attention of the Spirit of
Jefferson to the fact, that, in its report of the
proceedings of this COMMITTEES, at its meet
ing prior to the October election, it has done
the Committee injustice in publishing the
following Incorrect report of its proceedings
in the same issue Of tho paper in which the
correct report was published:
AS some evidence of tho widespread dissat-
!stactlon which has peryaded Jefferson county
IN regard to some of the nominations. we note
tue tact that q resolution to support the NOM
fnees. efered before the Democratic Executive
and eleven against.
Mr. Knott moved a vote of thanks to the
Free Press and Shepherdstown REGISTER for
correct reports of the last meeting eff this
Committee-oarried,
Dir. Gallaher moved that the Hancock
Clubs be requested to aid the Executive
Committee in bringing out the full vote Of
she seunty.
Committee adjourned subject 70 shs call Of
tho chairman.
JNO. NJ. DANIEL, Sec'y.A
1T is not true that the Spirit published an
incorrect report" of the proceedings of the
Executive Committee, as the above reselu-
ton asserts. On the contrary we published
the cDicial report as given to US. The par
agraph objected to was not in any report of
proceedings but stood alone. It was COM
municated to us by sources deemed perfectly
we'll Informed, and we learn now was on y
erroneous in the relative vote as stated
That it was fully current in the community
before it appeared in type, we refer the Com
mlttee to its own Secretary, who will confirm
US in this fact. AS the only contribution Of
the aforesaid Committee to the canvass has
been a resolution OF two. it is unfortunate
that its great work was interpreted. Mr.
Knott bids fair TO surpass his cole bratsd
namcseke, Proctor Knott, of Kentucky, as a
humorist. We hope our esteemed eon,sm.
poraries viii have his resolution engrossed
and framed, to adorn their sanetums. A, for
ourselves, We dop't see how we shall sur
vive it
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02
TIE RESULT oF THE LATE ELEO-
TON.
Democratic Coin over 1876, of 3,166.
tFrom the wheeling R~sri.ter1

Itrom the Wheeling Rsgister1
Below will be found official and semi
official returns from fifty counties of the vote
east for the Democratic and Republical gu.
bernaterisl candidates at the recent State
eloction. These fgures, which are believed
to be absolutely correct in almost every in
stance, give Mr.. Jssksea a majority over his
Republissa sppeaent of Is, 1885, with one
Democratic precinct of Randolph county yet
to hear from. Adding to the majority thus
arrived at The Democratic msjorities in Nish.
olas and Peasants, aggregasing 73S, and sub,
tracing a Republican nsjority of ITS in
Morgan, We have a not Democratic maiority
ia the entire State Except the precinct of
Randolph above referred toy of II 1896.
IL 1876, Governor Mathews majority over
General Golf was IL. 729; this year Mr..
Jackson leads Sturgiss $685., showing a
Democratic gain in the four years of 3,166
And this in the face of the most tremendous
efforts on ths part of the Republicans to re-
duse tbs Democratic majority.
Returns of the Grsenback vote IN for.y-
Eve s%sustiss show 9 total 81 II, 1926 for
French. This will probably be increased
1900 to 1000 By she MAE counties vet to be
heard from.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02

EB- The figures for 1880 arc according
to returns for j. b. jackson.
1t thus appears that when there were but
one hundred aud forty>one votes in conven-
ton, Jefferson and Berkeley cast thirty-oue
votes, or almost one-fowrh of the whole:
now that the total vote has got up to one
hundred and eighty, -four, Jefferson and
Berkeley cast bat thirty-fve-or less than
ene>hfth of the whole. Ga the basis of 1876
Hampshire. Jefferson and Berkeley cast
Bty-Sir votes, while on tho basis Of 1880
they will hereafter cast but forty, eight, the
three oountios having lost an aggregate of
representations in conventions equal to eight
hundred Democratic votes! In other parts of
the State there has been a steady gain. In
the last convention, Judge Hoge's majority
was less than six votes. So that The EIGHT
votes lost in this end of the district, in a
close contest, would generally be suRcientt to
defeat the candidate of our choice. Under
these circumstances, l feel justified in max
ing a personal appeal to every Democrat in
the county not only to 60 to tho polls on
Tuesday next, but to see that his neiqhJor
goes, aud that no one remains away. We
have still time, If the vote as 6rouqht Out. to
run Jetterseu's representation up to her
standard Of 1876, whom she cast 1887 votes
for Tilden. In the conventions the vote for
President ia tho test of representation. We
can easily give Hancock and Hoge two
thousand Democratic votes, if We try. En-
quirs who has remained away from the polls,
and go and see them, and urge them to at.
tend en- Tuesday next. Republicans also, and
especially coIored men, are interested in
swelling our influence in the State. They
can effect nothing by voting for Garfield.
since the State has gone by fifteen thousand
against him. and will certainly increase that
majority on the End of November. They NAV
greatly aid the county by voting for Ham
cock, and thus her influence in the councils
of the dominant party of tho State. y. all
events, let every Democrat go to the polls
DANIEL 3. LUCAS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02

- An Indianapolis (Ind } disp,.oh says :
"Tke average Republican plurality over tie
Democratic State ticket is only 1853 The
Democrats are makiHg a remarkably vigoreu,
campaign, and astonishing repnr,a como in
from the counties promising large Democrats
ie gains There is no doubt tina the Demo.
Gratis are better organized at this time than
three weeks ago They seem determined to
carry the State for Hsus1ck. The Republic
cans are frightened at tho sntloek. and tie
Journal, their State organ. admits that the
State is in doabt, aud will be lest if the Re-
publisans are not more active. which means
a new supply Of money. Mr. English is con-
fdent that the Democrats will carry tbs
State"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02
WHAT INDIANA COST,
IFrom tbe N,roh..+@m-

lEtom Jhe Manchester Union.J
The following sums were contributed to
Marshall Jewell to purchase the votes of
ansi>Garfeid men in the State. of Indiana:
Boston. s176.o goo
Manchester, a non
Lo"en, 5000
New York, over 400, 600
f!tssourgh, 10000
Washington, 80 DON
philadelphia, over 100 600
Or nearly $500, 900 from the cities named
that is ksoWa. One man in Brooklyn, Theo>
dore A~avsmeyer, a sugar refner. whom Cars
Held helped to immense revenue last year by
laSorlng so as to keep the sugar tariff and the
method of Isvying duties as they are. gave
S4O, 600 of this sum. He publicly admits
that his profits in ono month were nearly
half a million. and that if $40, 600 were not
enough he would give more. This immense
sum OF money, together with the appoints
ment OF thousands of deputy marshals. and
the importation of hordes of remembers and
oaliles, resulted in the change of only ons
per cent of the vote of the State of Indiana.
a ratio OF change which. in this State wonld
amount to only 700 votes. So great was the
drift OF public sentiment toward Hancock.
the spotless soldier and statesman, from Gar
field, the confessed bribe taker and periursr.
that all money so lavishIy poured out spd All
the desperate frauds com united by Dorsey.
Gorham, Nsw and Dudley, Effected only s.,
uoo votes in a poll of over 500. 900. This
cannot be done next month, fellow Demo.
orsts. If it san, lst US quit such foliies as
elections, and put up the Presidency to the
highest bidder at auction.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02
TIE NEXT

THE HOUSE.
Below will be found a list of members cleo,
to the Heuss Of Delegates, as for as known
az present:
BarboRr, Lewis Wilson, r.
rili, D.
Booze, mssdows, D.
BEaxton, Fisher, lad.
Brooke, G. W. MoCard, r.
CEhsii, Hack worth, D.
Doddriags, Maxwell, R.
FaYetts, 1. j. Settle, d.
Grant, Q. N. Babb, r.
Greenblier, J. NJ. Sydsnstriskar, D.
Gilmer, Levi johnson, D.
Hampshire, Msnroe, D.
Hancock, John W. Hobbs, r.
Hardy, VIM. Fisher.
Harrison, Noes II. Davis, D., and s. 81.
Lurty, D.
Jssksos. John e. Riley. R.
JokoEsoa' jobs W. Gsa.sLsm, D., sad
Frank Backwitb. D.
kanawha, j. Fl. Ferguson, D., 4. W. Wil>
son, D., W. A. Qlarrier. b.
LOWS, A. E1miston, D.
Lincoln, John Holt, D.
Logan, j. B. Floyd. D.
Marshall, Josiah Sinclair, R., w. E.
Wayt, r.
Mason. G. W. Tipp.ss, D., Gao. Rovlsv,
D.
Mineral, J. V. Bell, D..
Monopgslia, II. L. Cox, D, Jas. s. Wat,
sen, r.
Monroe, B. F. Tr.ns, D.
Morgan, John T. Silver, r.
Mercer, Isaiah Bee, D.
Ohio, w. P, Hubbard. R. 8. \. Kepuer.
ID, f. +. Mcneil, D, G. W. Seabright, D.
Preston, P. R. McCrun, r., U. N. Orr.
r.
Putnam, J. K Thompson, G..
Raleigh, VIM Prince, D..
Richie and Calhoun. W. L. HAYES. R.
. Randolph, G. J. p. Crcsap, D.
Summers, N. NJ. Lowry, D.
Taylor, r. Davidson, 4.
Tyler, Sslman Wells, r.
Upshur, David Poe, Ind.
Wayne, A. G. Fulkersou, D.
We'zel, Sop. Hall, D.
Writ, Lewis Sheppard, D,
Wood and Peasants, D. Ii. Lsonard, D i,
- Sharp, D.
Wyoming r. T. Lusk. R.
H SENATE.
The members of the Senate. so far a. az,
sertainable, are:
First District. J. R. Donohoo, D.
Second, T Smith, D.
Third, =. Maxwell, D.
Fourth, D. A. Roberts, D,
Fifth, A. r. Barbee, G..
Sixth, Harvey Samples, D.
Seventh. Joel E. Stollings, D., Jerome
Shelton, D., for unexpired term of D.. q.
Johnston.
Eighth, W. L. Mcneil, D.
Ninth TT T F.-
Tenth, W. d. o. Dawson, r
eleventh. Joseph Van Metre, D.
Twelfth, s. Dawson, Ind. D.
0fe solid for Hancock and English, and
I0A" Blair Hege.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02
PARKEespuRa, October 26.

PARKERsBURa, October 20.
To the Democracy Of The State of West
T,ginia.-The Democracy of the State are
to be congratulated on the splendid victory
won by them at the late State election, after
a most bitter and Inscriptions Sight on the
part of our nd-ersaries.
We have increased the msjority in this
State more than 5000 votes over any other
election. Governor jackson and the whole
State ticket are elected by a minority of
1 6,267 votes. The Democracy are appealed
to to stand by our noble standard bearer,
General Hancock, on the End of November,
and signalize their true devotion to princi-
Piles again, as they have done in the past.
We have information that our INSCRIPTIONS
opponent, the Republicans, have raised a
large sum of money and sent agents into our
State to corrupt aud influence our vessss.
Will the sturdy Democracy Of sur yeung,
prosperous mountain State allow such means
to prevail, and wrest from US our State and
turn it over to the Republican party-a
party seeking to overthrow the will Of the
people by means of such eorrupting inausn>
css? We are also informed shat the Repub-
loans are proposing, to unsuspoctiDg Demo-
Gratis, to give several votes for Hancock, for
ose vote for their candidates for Congress,
in hopes of dsceiving Democrats and thereby
securing the election Of a Republican repre-
sensation in the next Congress from this
State.
Democrats, make no such arrangements
Do not allow yourselves to be deceived. The
State is largely Democratic, AID to stand
together at the November election is all tina,
will be necessary to insure us a grand victory
in both National and Congressional slsstions.
Let every Democrat do his duty on the
day of election. Let every one come to the
polls. Let all participate in the great vie,
tory that awaits a united asd harmonious
efert.
We have information that assures us Of
the triumphant election of General Hancock
and our entire Congressional tickle. on the
End of November next, and we hope West
Virginia will retain her proud position i.
the galaxy of Democratic States.
D. Il. LHoNARD,
Chairman State Democratic Executive Con-
mittee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02

IT you don't zc07zt to zca1b
oDe7' rotten De GoJye7' pare
Dae2ts, Oh Tuesday ne:rt vote
against the DaUezaezt 67'ibc-
t0he7' and TOR Hancock and
En6zisL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02

When Judge Bird decided agaiu,.
Page county iu the two sni;s Instituted
against that county by tho s. oaat dab Va!>
ley Railroad Company, her c unset appealed
to tho Court of Appeals of the State, and en-
tuesday last this Court granted the appeal
IN both cases. The authorities of the ,ai1.
road company have proposed to locate its
workshops at Luray,the county seat of Page.
provided the county will turn ever its bonds
for its $780, 600 subscription.
BaNi1nore .Sun
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02

Maj, jed Hotcbkisa, of Staunton. has
been employed by F j. Kimball, ESQ ,
President of the Shenandoah Valley Rail-
road Company, to make a report for his COM
paay of tue resources of the country along
the proposed route South from W~ayuesboro
to Chattanooga, Tenn Engineers are now
surveying the line which will probably hug
tho Blue Ridge mountains all the way and
make no connection with the Atlantic, Mis-
sissippi aud Ohio road.
TSfdWnion TIndicat0r.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02
D Il d

Nsar S1anmit P4int, on the l1th OF sapteu-
2RA:iil. aged ) years. II in"nts!s ard II da, s.
rhe "sa a sprl%htiv, Interesting chLld ana n
faV"rIt0 Of Ike hGuGslluld.
l" Martinshurg. October 27rh. of a lonr and
painful itlreSs. Mis-. II. FIRGINIA STXWART.
eo'S"Ti OF tie late Lleut. Robert Fl. stew nrf, #
Ee kelley county, arsd So wears.
In Winchester. OIL October 22J. 1850. of
STl1e7ns Group. KIT Y. v"anc"sr ,suyaGrr Of
Iholaas and u katlleweil FrZaerA!d.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02

The hainc Republican State commits
nittee has Issued an earnest appeal for alb
sent Republicans to return home to vote.
concluding as follows: Don't forget that a
single Republican vote may DO OF inessiza,
BILE value. For Gods and hunaoity's sake
come home and votet'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02

If you Wont the country
prosperous and the people
happy, don't vote t10ice, but
be sure yO1tU0te once Oh Tues
day meet, for Hancock and
.En6Lish.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02

Gov. elect Plaisted, of Maine, has just
returned to Bangor from an extensive cam
paign tour throughout his State, and he de.
clarss as his candid opinion that Maine will
elect the Fusion electoral ticket.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02

A tariff to keep out foreign manufactures,
bat plenty Of Chinese to. drive American
worknen ont out Factories and Workshops.
That's Garfeld's ticket. Vote for him if you
iadorss it. Otherwise cast your ballots for
Hancock and English.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02

-Jahn Kelly puts Hancock's majority in
New York State a, 60, 600.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02

IT you Uant u man for
V1ce President Wh0zU0s eUe1a
too vile for Hayes and She1'-
man, vote for Garfield and
arthur.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02

aUenge the fraud of 1876
and 00te against the man
Who, above all others, aided
III p~c7pchntjnS that freud.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02
g 81 S

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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02

1T sh0UJd be borne in mind,
on Tuesday neUt, that our
last State Convention passed
o. resolution, that in all con-
uentions hereafter to be held,
the basis of representation
should rest upon the Pres
zdent1ol vote. IT you wn7at
a full representation from
tho county in OUT party con-
Ue7st507as, turn 01tnect Tues
day and vote for Hancock
and English.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02

GARFIELD denies the Chinese letter. He
P'rouFsd himself once before for the pitiful
s1n OF 1929. What will he no. do for the
Presidency. IL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02
NOTICE

MR.oLIEB EALL las bsen appointed Ace, .
~ OF the shenandOEb Valley RsiIrrad Ior
Shar!estowh City. An flee ard waItiuK Toonor,
HnTe pGEn. opened jInmediatel civ opposite H.,
Ssttsr Rouse. where Tickets y III be s.ld to ali
anu iorwafGed. A Passen ger C0sch aud E,.iebr
tna 3 . W y pc run between the City flee aid
inc 9: VIZ Il: Depot to connect with aI t,sI,.
arrIvIn2 and departing. TbiH service win he
prrlnIlncd without cost to passengers. esns,D".
G. II. DUGDALE, las II sAH1S
Scotouh o, a. SHptTinteaGent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02

Chair
PopulHr-W ords & MESio.
ION the March
Very inspiritinv.
TWickeBham FerFr
SplenGIh- Words & Musie
AdeIphian Gal0p
sErlEntly and pleasing.
November 9, 1880.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02
AN r

BIZ tie Democratic State Ereeutiiye Commits
tee to Me Friends of Hancock and Eng
isA-Congr atu1atiom for the Past and
Work for the Future.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02
RALLYI DEMoORATs, RALLY

On Tuesday next the grand battle will be
fsught, ssand ON its result hangs the fate of
forty millions of people. II victory should
perch upon. u banner, it will indeed be a
adsysefs jubilee, the beginning of an era of
peace and good will, aud consequently of
Increased prosperity. The war and the
aninosities it engendered will then be
buried and forgotten, and we shall feel in
eur hearts that we are truly one people, with
enc common aim and one common destiny.
But If the battle be against US, then We may
rs we'll hang our harps on the willows, for we
are doomed to another four years of ~interns>
zine strife and diseord, national distrast and
Insecurity.
We earnestly trust that such an epoch is
aet in store for US; that time has allayed all
those passions that warped our better judg~
msnt, and that the returning reason and
good sense of che American people will
break the spell that has bound them these
twenty years, and force them to enlist under
'he banner of universal peace and a common
brotherhood Such victory should be dear
to every heart, and worthy of every sacrifice.
Let us be found on that day at the post of
duty, sparing no effort to bring out the
sntire Hancock vote-the lame, the hat,
and the blind-to aid in winning that tri-
umPh which shall rebound to all time, max.
Ing us o free, happy and united people.
We understand from reliable sources hat
our opponents, building their hope upon our
apathy and apparent security, are sending
money into our State for the purpose Of
wrestling from us our October victory. Re-
member. eternal vigilance is the iprice of
liberty, and the foe with whom we have to
aonsend is wary and willy.
Turn out, then, on next Tuesday. Give
that day wholly to your country. Lay aside
ysaF business, and com and bring With you
yeur %neighbors and vote and work until the
san goes down, and that great soldier and
statesman, Winfield Scott Hancock, will be
Jour next President, and we can then all
safely rest under our own vine and fig tree,
with none to modest or mako US afraid.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02
MISC

i would also call the attention of The farmers
TO tAs Trial test made by wtn. F wsirsek, OF tho
sowed twenty different PhesrtstrGt IN his fam
equal number of pound . per acre. ard a comm it,
Chew and G. w. 7. Kearsley to decide which wac
the best wheat. and their decision wac that the
PhOsPh.t' ! sold him vas decidedly the beat; not
only 10 the straw but the heads were distinetly
larger and better, and will refer parties to any
of the above gentlemen. am the agent OF the
Farm erS' Bone and Ferti-
liSin6 Company.
of Philadelphia. who say the Abo We Company 10,
A. il. purPOr's to be- FARN ERs COMPANY.
srs. aad it's management entirely Inder their
control s:z mCmbers Of the Beard Of nirestsrs
being tssmsslys. practical fstnsr. The latter,
as farmers and large consemeTs OF FertiliEeFs.
have engaged in this ents prise. AID accepted
the responsibility Of tie management. % assnTs
themselves Snd the community sgatntt frRudstn
the manufacture of lite manuros, md that they
shall be put upon the market HtRs how priees 40
tify
The constant aim aud effort of tho managers
has been to produce n FsrliIiEsr that all could
rely upon with as much certainty as harn-yard
mAnure. and We fiatter ourselveh that in orr
RI9HERADE NITRO md III BGRApEsCPER-
We have fully reached our aim,
their ue upon ali the vaetaus crepe OF the farm
and garden during the last seven yoays having
slmoat uniformly EiSoO the highest satisfaction,
! eau with confidence offer $50 tho
SUPER-PHcsPHATE OF LIME.
which produced such wonderful efftets on Mr..
other kinds. The
COLUMBIA SUPER-PHoSFHATE,
for Wheat, lie the highest analysis in the market
aud has never failed TO give sRtisFAetipu. I would
caution the farmers to be careful and get the Beat
Article in the market, as Cheap Phosphatss er-
identity GLortened the crcps fully n thitd the last
harvest. producing only two rowe of grains in
stead Of three rove. Ns Is usual With veil matur.d
wheat. IwIII be glad to show my PhOsphates TO
tho farmers, and will deliver them anywhere on
our Railroads. l wonld Gait pArtieuIa- attention
TO my Circulars, which | will mNil to the farmers.
August ;. 1880 sm.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02

TERMS.
EARPER's YoUEa PEoPLK PrR YaAR.
FosiAoE PREPAID. 81 Sc.
SrNGLE NUMBERS FCur Cents eask.
The Sou"d Volume for 1880. ontatri,aUa
asst hity-tW0 Numbers will be ready early in
Novsha b"T. Price, S2.ec: pos ars pr said.
Cover for Young People for 1850, IS eartS: go.
age. !3 cents al: iticnaI. P"s'
Remittance should lie naeO by Posi- Office
Aor'ST Order or Draft, to avoid cEauea Of iaSs
Ee"fpapers are not to cory this ndVRIfiss.
BRoTHHKS.
Address, HARPER & BROTHERS.
OGEono ~, ISSb. New York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02

Nothing less than two thousand for Ham
Geek in Jefferson County. aud/if every mar
turns out, several hundred more. The Don>
esrats of Hampshire have issued "a address
On which they call upon the people to turn
eu' Tuesday and carry Hampshire's majority
(aO55) ahead of JsffOrson's (lO66). Let us
see to it tina. NO greatly increase eur majority
and still lead Hampshire and all other coun>
tics in this end Of the State.
Cheer up Democrats, enc more effort and
the day is ours. New York and New Jersey
are certain for Hancock. Only three more
votes are needed, and Garfsld's Chinese Lett
ter gives Us the Pacific Coast. Let the labor
Jag man, white and colored, vote for Ga1fsld
it he wants the country flooded with Chinese
ehssp labor, and wages cut down to starva-
ton figures.