The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-25
are or have been small operators in
oil or oil luud, will be sceu.
JUDGE JOHN BRASSOS

is pfODuDlS the Il0St desirable
Democrat in whose interest the for
nation Of q combination can be
hoped. He is u sl.rewd attorney, Il
just Judge, aud u man of expert
rncc in Ill the walks fife, and his
strength lies in the respect accord.
cd his learning and ability, and tie
confidence reposcd in his integrity
by men Of all parties.
FRANK HEREFORD,
the present incumbent Is the other
prominent candidate. A friendly
disposition would <De best evinced
by saying LITTLE about him. Be.
sides, he needs no apology At my
hands.
For he's III pubIic's now, and hme'si
Praise were not wUrih my while
the oI The few, The immortal name,
Tmat always wake II suils.
DARK HORSES
arc limited al, among them being
Hon L. & Cracratt, Of this city, u
man who has few superiors in abil-
ity, attainments,or integrity among
tile public men uf his party and
State. Another is Captain Bob"
Dennis, of Greenbrier county, u
warm.hearte', greAt-sotlled, odd
Virginia gentleman" in the best
sense Of the word-cllivalrous.
faithful to his friends, and ii good
hater," where hate is just.
Special Dispatch to The Cincinnati Enquirer,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.
The Senatorial vacancy which
will be created in West Virginia af-
ter the 4th Of Murch. next, BY the
expiration of the term Of Senator
Hereford, promises to make live
~ canvass among the several mp.
plicants for the place. \ gentle
man well versed in the politics OF
The State was asked to-day what he
thought of tn. chances Of Hon, J.
n. Camden, Of ParGersburg. He
answered: II know Camden well.
He is u noblc,hearted, broad
minded and honest man. lie has
official relations with tho Standard
Oil Company, none with the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company,
and at the proper time he will
doubtless make a truthful, open
and square statement of his posi-.
ton upon the questions raised
against him and his relations to
those Corporations, and he will dc
it with enough independence to
carry conviction Of the truthfulness
of what he says. He cares more ia
be right than to he even Senator.
Mr.. Camden, highest ambition for
1.-THE remainder Oft life Sis to aid
| in the development Of our State.
lie is man Of energy, great force
vi e''"raGtet "'iu IN. SV''''S' 'I',!S
means, and ne is wiling 70 ueS"'e
wonderful natural resources Of the
State and to the advancement d
the interests of her people. II the
people :tlali thinS ne can nss's,
lncsnmplish TINS by occnpElnS y
seat IN tne senate, where NC VII. y.
Drought INTO constant cohlaGt WIN
capitalists ana tue "iaie'a"&Ae ' ~.
OF tac country, ne win accept t'''
place. ost ne VIII e'n. ';,, 'l'.' u" ,','
trlgue nor y nor VIII nc "se"pS
any u"uo,lul pos'''o'' III oruef "
opIa'h " So, A., I'll,
senator JAWS, s W. 'he stn ~ :
man. Is now Nv tnS ne"'' ~
railroad enter r,Se' winch, VIE.
co'npie'ca, VIII ue'e'1i@ aE,i''l'",
Mh' sec',o'' o. "ss' Virginia, .' "'.S
20 oeep'y nus nc we SUCCESS 81: !"
t'hs enterprise ~ 'lt"'' '.S' ~, y. 1 M,
probably resign III, MS s. seS ,,l IN 'H =,
senate oe'pre Inc 4 ~, "a ~, M ,;' ~. u
order !" ueSn'e aaIulnS , ,;Iis III,
energies 10 i's ace"l"l'llS.l'laen'
Mr. Calfiaeh II equ"l1y IN eu ~ =,
about building = ro" Ia,. il"p, ta VII;
ersDurs through yncnSo'' al,
h"al!e COUNTIES n 10 SI .1'I, i ~"
one from H., G'" nei,;o ,m'" WI nbii