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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18

Ladies and GcatLemsH- have 10 speech
ready Tor the occasion, and did not intend 70
appear upon the platform at al. During the
last four presidential campaigns ! have done
what could IL my feeble way IL arousinp
Republicans not only OF Vermont but Of our
SISTER state, New Hampshire 10 perform
duty which ] believed and still believe 10 be
incumbent upon every citizen of tins Repuh-
he and that Is, that he should 90 10 the bal
lot box and deposit hil vote, and also SEE 10 il
that his nelghbor went with him and depogit
cd his vote have done this because / be-
heNed what every man IL the country ought
70 Know, that the honor and stability and the
integrity Of the nation, the peace and pros
PeriIy OF III people may be imperilled and
DESTROYED by wicked and designing men at
the haIlo'-bo2 Just as surely and certain a. il
may be by armed foes IN the field. Therefore
nave believed and believe still. that every
ell.Aeh OF our common country ought 70 be 8
PolilclAl al earnest and aggressive one
moi politician IL that low sense il which
tnhl word Is sometimes used-but IL its no
bieI ana higher sense thai is, that he may 50
understand the Affairs OF this nation that
Mhen he comes 10 vote he shall vote right.
ana see 70 II that his neighbor votes right. SO
thai the good name vote shall weigh more
than the bad mana Well, a. ] said ] did
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18

ull' HuuALL o. I'M CLNDmATEs
Il Is astonishing how much there is IN the
story Of Gen Garfield life 70 excite the sym.
pathy, appeal 10 the pride ana cal out the
commentator OF young men and old men
who believe IN the dignity Of American Cit
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18

49, -4E--AN ~ ~ -AA4bA44tA 4nl-
gerry one OIL T. A. Mash, clerk Of VI Valley
l. L. Co., for $40 has since been heard
Of which brings the smO ant o. paper, d very
large proportion OF which, al least Is forged
W 10 S2S3, +42 A rough estimate places the
forgerles Al S25u,O0O with every probability
that the case will grow worse a. It develops.
One thing Is certain The bank haf been
stolen almog, entire. Tuesday night al Of
Nj. Waite e visible property IL this place and
IL New Hampshire, including The gas works,
Connecticut river bridge Flat street proper
~, etc, was attached IL favor Of tine bank,
At the same time suits IL favor OF the stock
holders were begun against individual mem
ben Of the hoard Of directors under the A.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-31

the bill fer the relief of Fhz John
Porter.
Mr.. Logan made a minority re-
port. He dissented in toto from
tho preamble: First, that the
President had no authority to or
ganize a commission to examine the
case by taxing exparte testimony;
second, that the action OF court
martials is not reyie wable by Cong
ress; ami third, that Congress bias no
right 10 pay person for services
not rendered because Of exclusion
from the army. The bill was placed
on the Calendar.
Consideration was then resumed OIL
the joint resolution introduced by
Mr.. BIysrd, TO withdraw The lesa
tender power OF United St,tes o.es
Mr.. BAyard spoke ia favor of the
resolution.
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FOR 1880.

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the Demo ,racy Of the fruits of the victo-
rY fairly won At tine polls.
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HOUSE

Mr.. Goode. chairman OF the Com
mittee on Yorktown Celebration. ..
portei bill appro2rating 100000
for a monument al yorktown and
SIC 600 10 enable The Committee on
Yorktown Celebration TO make all
the necessary arrangements Tor such
celebration OF the centennial ami
versary> OF tie battle OF YorktoMn as
shall be fit historical significance oil
the occasion. Passed
Tae bill declaring all public road,
post routes was reported rom The
Committee on Postoficss and Post
Roads, bu, point Of order being
raise against 1t, it WAS withdrawn
Monday. February 23l. was eel
apart as a day for delivery Of az.
dresses on the la,9 A. NJ. Lay, oil
Missouri.
A lj)urueI.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-31
HOUSE.

Mr. Clark presented the creden-
tIais Of J. +, Phillips, representat tive
elect from the Seventh Cohgress,on-
al district OF Missouri, and Mr..
Philips took the lronc!ad oath.
Among he bills introduced aqd
referred, were the following:
BY Mr.. Manning Providing that
the number OF Justices Of the United
States Supreme Court be Increased
20 twenty one, divided into three
divisions, and p.esi cd over by 4
Chief Justice and two assistant
Cmels, the Justices TO be appointed
6y the President from the associate
Justices
By Mr.. Valentine For ths ap-
polntment Of a commissioner TO co.
certain aud report The losses sus
tanned by ciuzens on account OF
Indian depreiauons.
by Mr.. Urner For a monument
to t. $. Key, author Of Toe Star
SpAngled Banner"
The morning hour having expired.
The question REQUIRED on suspend,ug
The ruies and adopting the teso,u-
ton offered last Monday by Mr..
Kelley, Of Penney declaring
mat the negotiation by the PresIdeat
OF commercial treaty, Gxirg the
rates Of duty, is in violation Of tie
Constitution. The vote resu ted.
yeas l75, nays 81, 20 The rules were
suspended aud the resolution adopt
ed
AdIourne1
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-31

warmed into active life. 1t is a self
regulating lamp OF wonderful iageni-
Gus construction. The chickens are
trained to make their bebut every
day during the exhibition. On see
iuR the light they will be transfer
red TO the tender care OF an arti6c-
ial mother, which turns them
out on the world only when abe to
care for themselves One great fea-
ture OF these machiaes is that the
chicks 90 through life free from par
asites, ADD If kelt fee from couiacl
with others, 90 throsgh lie without
their company. PHoNo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-31
SENATE.

January 26.
Senator Bayrd announced his IN
tenuon to speak upon his resolution
tomorrow.
Mr.. Davis, Of West Virginia, pre-
sented a petition Of citizsue of West
Virginia for the Continuance of the
coinage OF the silver dollar and The
legal tender capacity OF the green
backs.
On motion of Mr. Ferry, Wa.
nesday OF this week was set apart for
eQIogies dPon the lite and character
oil Senator Chandler.
After On executive session .i.e
Senate Adjourned.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-31

A CORRESPONDENT of the Weston
Democrat says. hat Judge John
Brsnnon will have strong backing
In the next State Convention for
Judge of the Supreme Court Of Ar
peals. There is no man in the State
who would bring more integrity and
judicial ability to the Supreme bench
than Judge Brannon, but we can i'll
afford to spare him from his present
position.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-31

SPEAKING OF Assistant Post master
General Brady and his "star service
populations and frauds, the New
York Times (Rsp.) says:
Now what is 10 be done with Bra
dy? He is rolling in wealth-for
bis lll-Gotten gains are said to
amount 10 millions. Is the Nation al
Treasury 10 be plundered with i'm
lu.ity ?
There has bsen good deal said oil
Mr. Heyea as 2 Sunday-school teacher
What Las he 90 sag about this star
eerviae? The stars must have blush
Cd hat shoue on such atservics.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-31

THE Republicans OF Maine by the
all OF an unrrincipled partisan
court and the ambitious militia Gen
eral Chamberlain and his troops
and Calling guns, are likely to gain
control of the State and run the ma
chine to suit themselves. The imbe-
cilty shoSl. throughout by the Flu
sionis;s, leaves the n utterly without
sympathy in their defeat.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-31
BLADDER & KIDNEYS.

FOL. Debility, Loss OF Memory, Indispo.
s'Ion u Exertion or Basiness, Saortness
ol bieath, Troubled with Thoughts of
Disease, Dimness of Vision, Pain in the
Back, Chest and Head, Rush Of Blood IN
tn Head, Pale Couutensuce and Dry
Skin.
IL these Symptoms are allowed.to 20 on
very frequently Epileptic F.ts and Con.
sumption follow. When The constitution
becomes affected it requires the aid of an
inVigora'ing medicine TO strengthen and
on p the system which
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-31

The Gnit and tendency Of the
country towards the most intolera
bic OF ali forms Of despotsm is chow q
IN the ready aud frequent use Of the
Army to settle questions OF Cons,i-
luuonsl Jaw. During the Infamous
eight years administratij N Of Grant
when State Legislatures were to b .
dispersed, and State government
overturned and carpet bag govern
ments set up, the army was the Ell
iectlve instrument used. Later on
when the great outrage md wiono O,
.naugurating as President a man
whom the people had repudiated A.
the polls oy d majority OF more than
a quarter Of million was to be con-
sOmnsted, We fud the Army msssed
At Washington to overawe and com
rel submission to the conspiracy.
And now, while we write, the can
ital city oil Nam. is flied with arm
ed ttoops barring be entrance 70 the
State House egaibs the OILY repre-
sentative body possessing any constl-
tuAonal right to its occupancy
while militia General usurps the
Office Of Governor, and entrees bis
ridiculous claims by The presence
and use oi the State troops.
We earnestly and solemnly warn
the people against the corrupt end
dangerous methods aud tendencies
Of The times, and appeal to their pa
triolism and sense oil justice and right
TO rink al partisan and sectional
prJudlces aud hate, and to look
while they yet may to their endsp-
gered liberties. 1--we would restore
and Preserye popular government IN
this country, we must cease TO be 4
nation Of crszy partisans, and become
again nation Of patnotss
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-31
WAsHINGroN, d. c., Jan. 90

Correspondence to the Argus.
The town talk ID the lively strife
In the Republican party for first
blood In the Presidential campaign.
Don Cameron aud his ring ia Penus-
ylvanla had set up the pms Tor
Grant, but the delegate elections
TO the State Convention there show
large prepondersnce for Blaine.
Cameron is astonished He has
called his friends together FIR cou
sutation, as to what means to adopt
TO recover control.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-31

IT is reported from Washington
that at the approaching Republican
State Convention Of Pennsylvania,
the announcement Will Re made by
Grants friends that lie is not cand =
ijate for the Presidency, and that
his name must not be used We are
inclined TO give some credence to
this report.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-31

While Senator Bayari's resolution 20
relieve United states notes or their LEGAL
tender quality was bring considered iu
tho senate IN Monnay last, Mr. Blvard
delivered very able spccsh in supp,r
off.
Iie said his object in urging Tho sdop
uon OF The present resolution was T..
bring about au actual resumption o.
specie payments. Wnato.or ei.o riigbi
DO Effected by tho resolution wis s...
ondary and mucly incidental To- this car-
dinal Object. Sound prosperity must res.
upon % sound bt-is, and real money 81.
Tine only sound currency. 10 resume DIS.
Cine existing system is as idle as To b.il
water with sieve. Paper notes arc an
essential auxiliary 20 coin, but they aye
not coin-not money, but substitutes for
IL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-31
FORTY-sIXTH CONGRESS.
WAsnINGToN, January %.
SENATE.

Nh. Morgan offered alssoiution,
which was adopted, directing the
Secretary Of the Inferior to furnish
the Senate any information, in the
Interior pepartm eat, in answer to
the following inquiries: WHAT
grants OF public lands made by acts
Of Congress to railroads companies
or 10 States or Territories in AID oil
such companies, remain Incomplete
by reason O. failure Of the grantees
or bcnehciares to comply with the
terms OF such Crants2 Ia suck cases,
IT any, where there had been a par
tial com pliNnce with the terms or
conditions Of the grants, to what
extent has there been such oomph-
ance, and to what extent is there
just ca1se for declaring the forfeiture
OF grants, and what reasons OF ms
lice, equity, or public faith, or pub
Inc policy are there way Congress
should abstain from declaring such
grants forfeited In whole or in part ?
Mr.. B4Iard s resolu WAS taken
up and Mr.. Coke made speech
thereon.
After a short Executive session
the Senate adjournei until Monday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-31
EST VIRGINIA ARGUS.


GEN GRANT is in Cuba on his Way
to Mexico. He is to be joined at
Vera Cruz by Gen. Robert Patti erson
Of Philadelphia, Grants old Com
mander during the Mexican war,
who will accompany him in his tour
through that country.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-31
HOUSE.

After some miscellaneous business,
the House vent into committee on
revieIon OF the rules.
10 the discussion which followed
Messrs. Frve OF Maine, Cox of New
York and Horr oi Michigan coca
stoned much merriment by their
witty attacks up9n each other.
A l;OuruaI
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-31

Radical nomination 10 this State
Nea0 DoU0.nioa.
The Molgantown Net0 Dominion
nomintes W 7. Wiley Esq, of
Wheeling for Attorney General.M r
Wiley, is the son Of ex Senator
Wiley a constant and true mind ed
Democrat, and would no doubt make
a good officer.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-31

Two MoIgautown Republican, are
ANXIOUS ~ be sacrificed At the next
State election Both want the Rad
lea. nomination for Governor II
,,Ia,r ota o. them should gucceed 10
art '.s domination after the ele-
be sadd,r but wiser
81. ~, will not want another
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-31

Much excitement has been occs-
stoned by the discovery Of what is
reported to be . very rich Silver
mine in the nou atein lew miles
from Piedmont adjoining the farm
of the late Governor Thomas Of
Maryland.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-31
Adjourned
SENATE

January q.
Mr. Randolph, from the Com
mittee on Military Agdrs, reported
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-31

TaE New York Sun. in speaking
Of the reported intention o! Gen.
Grant's lIiends to peremptorily
withdraw him as a candidate for a
third term, says:
"Be GLOW to believe that the move
ment in lavor OF Gen. Grant ia TO be
abanc oned without fierce and pro
longed struggle.
The men who want Grant Presi-
dent again have plenty OF money.
They are wiilingt to put great deal
Of money into his election, because
they look upon it merely as an in
vestment, which they will soon get
back, with hundrsdlold increase.
"The plans 20 reDominste Gen
Grant aie TOO well laid to be readily
reli lquished' Many OF hls sup por-
ters are men OF positive character,
more accustomed TO veIcomiDg or
position than 10 being overcome
themselves.
As TO the rumor that Gen. Grant
will soon peremptorlly decline being
9 candidate, it strikes US az absurd
on its face. In the way OF declining
Gen. Grant knows very wei. that be
would be no match for HoratIo Sey-
mour. Grant is man Of slow
growth, and be is not well up in she
art Of declining a man who until
be was over forty was never known
TO decline glass OF wAiskey is not
going all at once TO take 10 declining
any good thing that is offered him.
"
We have before us the text OF
jeint resolution introduced in Cong.
Tess by Hon. B. F Martin TO re-
woke grants Of public lands to rail
road and other corporations where
tie conditions Of such grants have
not been complied with. The res
olution provides that where The
conditions Of any such grant Of pub.
lie lands have been violated or vi
cia.ed, such lands shall revert to
the United Ststes.aod become again
q part Of the public domain and sub
jet to presumption and settlement.
Tie bill is nanilestly IN the in
terest Of justice and the people, sni
II it shall become a law, Will add
millions Of acres to the public do
main and hundreds OF millionc OF
do!la's 10 the common. " eslth Of the
country.
The importance o. Mr.. Martins
resolution viii, be Dnderstood when
1t 10 borne in mind that land grants
70 more than twenty FIVE corpora
lions will, under the provisions Of
this BILL be declared forfeited and
the title TO such snds revert % the
United States.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-31

a Conference, OF anti-Tliden
Democrats, was held in Albany last
week, at which John Kelley, David
Dudley Field, and a number Of
other prominent New York Dem.
ocrats were present.
The purpose Of the Conference
was to inaugurste organized oppo-
sltion TO The nomination of Mr.
Tllden and &c see that some can
didate was nominated at the Ma
tional Democratic Convention, upon
which the New York Democracy
could unite. Horatio Seymour was
named as the man.
We observe that some Of our ex-
changes are pronounced in their ad-
vooacy of Mr.. Tilden. We admire
him as politician and believe be
would make a good President, but
we faii to see the propriety CT court
ing defeat by pinning the Democrat.
&c party 70 the coat tail Of Mr.. Til
den, or any other man, when there
are so many men in the Democratic
party just as able and much more
available than Mr.. Tllden. Upless
the Republican party steal the
State OF New York, as they are now
trying to do, the success of The
Democratic party with Horatio Sey-
mour, and good Indiana man, as :
candidate for the Presidency aud
Vice Presidency respectively, would
be assured. Should they succeed
in stealing New York, a. we have
every reason to believe they Will
Allen G. Thurman should lesd ia,
Democratic hosts, end Ohio will tier
be the battle feld. II the Repub-
licans nominate GRAFT, success is
Iikewite sure.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-31
NERVOUS COMPL'T5.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU
IHylaoRATEs THE SroMAcn,

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aud vigor to The whole system.
a single trial will be quite suaf-
clsnt to convince The most. hesitatipg
OF It's valuable remedial qualities.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-31

NhhhLho H. OTUY, an educated
colored man Of North Carolina, in
testlfying before Senator Voorhees, q
Investigating Committee, denounced
The negro exodus from that State az
"a fraud and ourse," and said that
every intelligent colored man in
the State is opposed TO It, and the
six colored newspapers Of North
Carolina are fighting it." lie de.
scribed the LIBERAL provision made by
the Legislature OF that tats>for the
education of the colorei people, both
in common and normal schools, and
for the benefit Of the colored deaf
and dumb, aud blind and insane, and
added IL lived in the West two
and half years, and l never saw in
Raleigh, n. O., such poor, ignorant
class of colored people az ! saw in
Oberlin. Ohio, the paradise o. colored
people
1t will be remem oered that Fred
Douglas. expressed similar views up.
on this subject. These men are evil
IDENTIFY right, and, as we have befor
taken occasion to remark, the only
sufferers from this exodus business
will be tbs poor negro dupes and the
white communities North and West
in which they find Judgment. The
people OF the South can stand it.
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"HEMB0LD's BUCHU"

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