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WHY DEMOCRATS HOLD t.Is HIS rtu1stASA

ADMINISTRATION IT, PRAISE.
! Speftdl Dkpatth to Ths Ghteago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, y. e., Sept. :.s.-Thc official
correspondence whicl, passed between Ten.
llaiscnck nlnl t'elt Mnwer Mt tl.r time the
for'ner removed The latter Mt New Orleans. Is
Interesting as showing the characters If the
1icn Gen. lInncuck thought cxEe,t!rnt to
sustain. During the hitter rart Of Soyen-
Der Gen. Mowcr had undo about II dozen r.:-
morafs nf bitter Rebels. As Gen. Hancock
Ind a[rcndy heen asslgl,etl to the command
and l,n.l visited Washington TO c0nfer with
President .1nhlsun. Gen. Gnlnt thought best
tn suspend tllusu orders until Cen.
Hancock arrived, so lie would have
ln'wer to art on the cases. After
this restraining order, however, GcIt.
A0wer iad found It NECESSARY 10 nlhke sev
eral removals Of Rebels, tho last order Of
this nature being n,atv Nov. ~. Nov. 90
llancock came III the evening. Ito at once
issasra General Order 10, which WIS uireatly
cut anu dried, md spnt letter to Gen.
Mower asking his iv;,yu1ls for making tho
lutte removals, an1i tllu evidence, oral OF writ
ten, o', whtcl, he had based Ills action. Sov.
Is Gen. Muwer had fuun.t It necessary to re-
move several Rebels. Three duys after Gen.
1latlcork tUuk command hu had re-
stored them without waiting for any Ut
the evidence l,c lHd nskeh tisll. Mower to
furnish. Af0wer 0n the next day, VIZ. Dcc.
u addressed the following letter tu Gen.
linucuck, through his 4Adjutant-(icneral
which reads M Il General Order No. 0mlght
llnve been In his mini:
1fEAinsuA ARrEtss nfsTnlCr or InuiRIASA, NEW
t,G,EaHs' ,G,1!S. I,eca ls'';ch,rra Lfsss.. T.. q:
will, yni,r request, / hcrtby report to yni tic
reast'fis which Induced mo to nuke rUt,invnls
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| IIbrrtles for wt,Icl, our fathers fou9ht. 1,e.
| Gently llny f,uvr hepm nintilnu npI ivtny IN
~ ,., ~, ,,.,s ,n,ss n''." r'"t'ns '''a .s"A !"
tr IT, .,,,,".. , :" .3 a'i.n.
10 mIspa mr. vo,ers ~, % cv"ry o ,i,o, isa. Issna
" Ifr. W. .,o "ae.h VI. sssty VIM .ss,e
Nationals that ttiev Intend t0 repeat tho Nh.
tso,al Flaukttf. Iuw.. 10 INV ufr the Sn,I;.,aI
debt, wIIrn tl,ny ~ II tr,r,v ara t,r,l,n,, n
ts!'nu , lug ''upl'c dent INTO t.tty.ycar ~ per
| ce'!t boi''ls' as ,'folo'td NY Fernando Wood
IN llis flcfnn1lng bftl. 1Iley havo dcceiye,t n
| few simple and unti,EnkiI,g Satsm,als by
| ,,d ,,,,,, .,,o,, .i';,.. d.. ,,,. ",o.oM,
anu HOW lucy Chilli lint ticy art going to he
| suhi'uf]ea bS ttI"sn Hreeil1'ackers. They
pios:ml to Withdraw I3yt1e1l without askIng
fr A. a,,,,a", ~ a.., .,.... i.os'iG. W s"''
~ .',,, ' ~. !'!"s, r.. nu "tle ptepaelne 70 go
WIN lle III thelf mouths to tic Snslonnls III
| b.'tcr so1h'ies' Telling Them that We of this
a,sttict WISHED the Nationals throughout tho
eyrI, discovered the l,clllsh trick md
| bImtkcti lllo gaj,ir, iHonRl nt tic rtsl ~
lJclnu crushed by the cu.,spiratnrs. They In.
tended 10 llave suppressed ne, to have stolen
III tlls Wicked are, aiways i E.,n%n @ IL liz
| tigl.teuus.'' '''" "'' ~ .''o
iiuvlng thus rntnted them rs a party, In
ccc,s Ia ani"istar ,;',se ,SEici' .ti hu ~ tIt r.
very casatlt Ia like nj tIis s;,t,,, n ,hr ",,, ~
puiglii. ''@~ ''''' ''''' " &''' e"''''
| ,, us I'M to"oHhs1loSAL NOMINEES
At; oi.gcr SAYS: We knt,w whereof we
ian,fHra ,,n'..,,,i,,.t ~ mni ~ W u!9 DeuueIHic
fttilr ma,, t,.,,i,"t Il, t.;r a'a H
Sniinm,i rttn l.. fu.lf,nn .u rtu,, te
rnnt,,rmj !" En,h,,ar - 'iI.,+ iaes s n,a} t.tsn
hI,t ti,ev hnvc "s; ~, ,;t,.,n, sse atlu to.
vntnr. ~ o.cr. ~, ,',,a III "sst eli!ocfaie
thcir iii If nol}t III III .rj}, aI} fc 1r!Wtl in!o
fmv' ii, ;l,o sax,nti, i,.t.int H.. Mahusn
t",}.i,at Snti..,nf WILT. ''iGy Mse haekine
i,oricd' In m" Nimth thnw rt, .n9 n,su s''p
i.rt nn,I hr,.r,, -. r.; sSg t w m,"tnE u W.T.
viii, ,,t.yt.r a,. t 'nn ra".,',e ~. .1cIas
in CONGRESS Mil lint ,*ns ,vritt,,, r. snes;n
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@ moro Kn"a n,,ase.i hlooti nus 6ee'' s'!e,!
thun iM nn$ nthSr Ing tllat w9yes
y, ms "ofu. 1 haSn NJ 'n!ieit rtglie
~ sLrMh. ne!o ~ ~ ,r!ttMe. r!tMe. Men
coan,tFy , II witcl, ! he!lNye; stat & y @ als M.
ton t1ht cnal,tlntlds ly fcapect. tint lfulGcts
aI Ihis '!"ctrl'. It stat;,soycrslgnty T.. hss
70 be- doi1e awny wlt; w. ,nyG got H., y stnilp
S ta ainyv ca,I% WI ayc w,u ,tn %'s @
i'rst resaft 70 a''is 4 t|"etrinc was tyr ne prn.
tecMot o. ptlncy FLY 'aaituGfs mnN tile I,eSt
INC tn1:si"Go % i afGne III imSiS ,i no ailaa
1nnn III V1rRln!te cotllsl SCH tln vify woman
tnn. i"tTG , ,!s,lt i ~ aiG t ,ist,,G.s t,,, lo
nni 80 ~ ,.s Mms ap's: w. "y fo'i LIZ dn!se 'l1ai-
that trey eoi!n sHfesit aho year @ aroal: H.. it
HnWet lhnEl1ter.l inc neXt tlatle tliey nl'-
pchIesHi psi.l 10 !ne a9ictrtlie WIS ~ lMvDr nt ING
n te Hurt WIS ; i Iet's sir sIy o,1 MH ~ ' av
!IWi' Inc iaack ot Tug l..g!!!'ve siaye: Wnaer
anH a,s1 give % them bncl T. the ,nnsihnun.is ~
thn South. Umlcr TINT infaIny men a,ui
women were held antl lwcre klslilapea under
thn % %sl4t'oW q ttlo tlonte oil INC SnttD'lal
1ME!' 1E" m ~ tma t.,,,dr Il ti Pn,y ~ at. r.
ia;h"rra. rhn Smith saitj: "T,c fricn1Is vii;
rs; ntl wp wuni IL tf, stcnl lnior; be trlenIs
with uS, n!t VT wnnt OF y0n !s to l,nv,, yoil
tasci, our Slaves; nc tfleiMls VII. ns, ~ we
WIFE, a, ot y yo - 10 ~ 1 " 1 raHs9s!ti ~ ~ tn.o
lie l,,s,11,y ams yo nrs 10 j,nvr thn ,iisnrnr.,
anil tisoitNr for yullr sllnrc." Tho dividend
'llln't suit me. I.augflter]
Is heHt tn t.n,c , t.!ey a;'peaed TO tue doe1s'ho
,,.,. v, o.'," '',,s,., t'n,.'' ,.w.,.. m., .,,'s
9'n' "'"''A r, WINE: r: 1>''f'A VI ''o''"N
II ,rosth,t t,,o,. ,,11nt ,ios,.,r,t, t,,fo,r n.,,a
~ kansas. Iho next time tlleY appealed 10
fills Infamous doctrine was In secession md
treason; 50 now, wtlnn hear any llall al
y6cnto this doctrine. + know that lie | q mt I,
,l ,i'.,. ~ ls - Im...s' ,., u" - tus 1''eaa u
humanity, of liberty, or ot PROGRESS.
There is another reason why nh opposed
to tho Donocrattc party. Wn |lavo mt only
~ IN ao,,,.r,. - t,,,,t 'rI,o,, nn,
nl lhe country ~ trnsl. ihoy Aay
Are VIC lievcrto be1ftchus with tito Sonthr ~
Yes, when the south n,Iinis that they were
wt1 tno,v TINT ,vhn,vcr is rn,,o,"r,"t In. rl,t
H.o" ", ;s .,, ,s,s. . .,,ii i,s.
~ M,,er ~ .!te @ nlctuti .me} wv hlnM tt!at
GseLy a,,s aM 1ns WIS ,, we a c ,see @ re-
tranlplc.i uowla ny right rises liko EMi;
n!M w'!sil tnS{ get Erent enough 70 under,
Etanu @ tllas p9ii'loS,op'l$ pIii', they VIII 10 Elatii
S fnsy iii! !Sss asisat was is .Ssis op!y ppessiS!s
road e success. lApplallse W.. having
saved t!loln i:1'E eIc grim rriMg Ut slavery, hayn
inaaG T. nssia 1or tl,%m - % 70 anreast Will
it'ld TIC Tine VII coinY w!IGn tle Snl'tt! VII
reIntcc that W. succeeded. bGcunsc tho right
was victorious ,.
SGw We l,ot qmiy ive 10 cooSe between
eecllolI3' amt -, netWeefl parties, nllt nlSo IT.
nWeeil Hau1'' Ho !IGhaoc1ntle putty nils ht!!1-
I 1,,h.tn .fet. iiN!!c%N VIZ luI iieSunt. a!ltl AAI;
@ i, ~. Wat ~ ,ti t t su' 'Eam ,
, 1880-09-29

iicvcs IN law, Il, freer!oln Of speech, III MI
hosest yotc,, In civilization, ~ progress, In
human liberty, and III universal Justice.
, 1880-09-29

9pttt1l DifpaIeh IL TIA CAitae0 Iflovnt,
MENpWrA, ILL.,, Sept. :3,--I'hu Hon. G, c.
Wnrncr, Of PRINCETON. Nttdtgsscd tho citizens
:f Alen'!ota a'!d Vicinity this evening III the
lng WIS largu!y attended, a,ll ths Interest
felt by the la.irs ll tilo co,nlnx event was
manifest from tic largo number TINT wcIu
present QlQ tAelr participation lu tho warm
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1SniASApnIlA. lltl., Sept. .!s.--For tic past
ten days tho Democracy titve beel preparing
STREET demonstration 10 offset tho ugi,lti.
re1lt turnout Of Republican clubs Il week
aEo Saturday night to welcome home The
Hui. Albert Il. l'nrtrr. II rnne off tC-nielli,
nnti wns Of such dimensions and character
'I!Icrn were only l.:O0 1T line, aIi o,,u-thjrti
nf Il.csc w4.re buys. IIler.. was Il noticeable
luck Ut enthusiasm M the streets, aud liz
every respect tho demonstration was n
failure, "
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PAYMENT uf SOUTHERN CLAIMS.
How did he over como tu suspect TINT Ills
party would pass s,ch law? Laughter
md prolonged Applanse.l Garfield l,as writ
ten no letter TINT ho will veto Inv 10 my
Southern clainis, IL It l,Ot lEttle strnnea
tliat tho candidate hns tn certify to Ills
party Laughter md clicers.] As a rule,
III this country. tho party llas always certified
to tho candtsate. tAppIause.] If Gen.
GARFIELD would certify TINT ho would
veto certain law II 1t WIS
passed by tho Republican party, the
whole party would feel insultetl.
tCrics OF "Ilcar!' "IIear!'' nnd loutl ap-
plause.] We would say 10 him: ave will
tase care at ourselves; when you become
President exercise your power Us In your
discretion you believe you ought, but ,lo uot
rt1fy t. ths oral ehar'c,sf ,. ot the snab.
thInk It necessary to ccTtify to their cIiar-
aeter?, l}ccnnss 10 knew It's bud. Laugh.
ter.1 1iu really thought t!le American I'eo-
iIan lii ii the ''I Demacsatis t'o party; u 'isef for
snd d ssys s'I to til the 'U eountry;, ~ - VI it Wit
pps r a!!1w these nxanut!Ins 1ehlnd % ne;
Eea Se' 'Sse e Sss ~ HISw't law t6at @ o IT wa aif%
they nro ba't;, look ut t''enI. tlsenewed
but bsswcen t|!ts hungry. hor.lu und Tic
d'sa ssa q y peSss III '!!ss w. ss Il sfsw a III
{EsntlTimen, w!JI protect you from th1s , par.
@en Is q links >i u,a rresl,lsnt. T 'Itl a'al
p thS Devil" Laughter ,iHl aEplauss.l
Gsn; Hancock 'niFht tlla (lsusl,terli 4satli
HrGtit fDlt[tV lila hrtt1
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-10

THE Hancock club Of Weston is
now permanently organized with II
good working force and we hope
soon to see every Democrat in the
town and Immediate vicinity en-
roll themselves rs members. Messrs
Isaac Jackson, Of Hackers Creek
District; John p. Hall, Of FREQ
mans Greek District; Milton Steel,
Of Court House District; George !.
DAWSON, of Collins Settlement
District and DR.. Roach, Of Skin
Creek District, were made Vice
Presidents of this club and it is
made their especial duty to organ
izc Hancock Clubs in their re-
spectivc districts. We invite the
especial attention to the proceedings
Of tho last meeting published in
this issue, 10 the gentleman We
have named and they will imlncdi-
ately proceed 10 organize one Or
more clubs in their districts.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-10
Legal Notices.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
West Virginia:
At Rules held in tic Clerks Of
fec Of the Circuit Court ofI.cwis eoun-
ty, on the frs; Monday IN July 1880.
William Shitoy, plaintiff,
rs.
Edgar D. MuEgravC, F. II. C!InlEant, Calvin
l. LislItbun, LeYi Maxwell, William E.
Arnold, Henry Braanoa, jesse Wo9fter
Htsekiah D. Bailey, JamesT T, Clark, trss.
Ice, james G. Vanderrort, SHERIFF. Lewis
County, and GI such administrator Of
Christian Michael, deceased, and Dennis
Michael, defendants,
In Chaneery.
The object Of this suit 10 to sell land on
Gee Lick Run, Lewis: county, formerly own.
ed by William SAIrsy, part conveyed by
him 10 E. Musgravs and part 10 F. ".
clraifaat fos purchase money due levi Max
well, William e. Arnold and Henry Braa-
non, and AZ the amounts and rrtositIes o {
the liens, and to declare tia. there ls no LA.
blIi,y on the land by reason of deed OF
trust given gu the 9?ud o. Juue, 1874, by
stiFcy 10 james I. Clark, executor Of
Christian Michael 10 iudemnIf! Dennis
Michael, and 10 declare said trust satisfied !
uad II not satisfied 10 the amount Of liablli.
y OIL the.laad by reason Of It, aud 1t up.
pouring BY affidavit filed that tho dstsn.
tlants, JAnlCs T. Clark md Dean.s Mich
mel, are non.rcsidents Of hi, State, it's
therefore ordered that they do Aprca: Al
The Clerks Office Of said court at rules TO b
held .herein en- the frat Monday In August
next, and do what Is NecesEasy 10 protect
their interest in this suit.
W. G. HARRISON, Clerk.
Henry liraMnon, pa. July 10 Il.
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Il LHrtt.
WESTON, July 6, 1850.
Editor DrnlocnUt.

WESTON, July u, 1851.
Editor Democrat.
a report is being circulated BY
my opponents Tint 7 hayo already
chosen my Deputies for the office Of
Sheriff, should ! he elected. l
hereby stNto that such is not true.
! have made IN such selections.
IF The people Of the county should
elect mo 10 TINT position | will
serve them to the bcst Of my abili-
ty. ! Ito moi know who will assist
ne in the duties Of the Office,
should il he conferred upon mo
but ] assure Tho public thut il will
be done by those well qualified for
the position, and those who will
treat every man with justice and
equity.
Very respectfully,
ADDISON McDAySALn
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". Il. H'dtsOn.
Editor Democrat:

Editor Democrat:
II is now pretty generally con-
coded that the amendment 10 the
constitution will 10 adopted and
in that event, tho police and
fiscal affairs of the county will be
placed under the control Of three
commissioners. tits n matter OF
great Importance to the tnx payers
of the county, that We select ON
host men for the position AID we
know of no mnn better qualified
than w. a. Watson, of Roanoke,
If Mr.. Watson will consent to he
a candidate, We feel confident that
he will be nominated by the Fri
mary by II large majority and The
nomination would of course insure
his election.
FREEMAN'S CREEK DEMOCRAT.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-10
.I,opulatto, a. f.Ee,cis cen,liu.

. al O. .
Rytbe inspection oftllc returns
at tho Clerks Office, madO by tho
cnumerators for Lewis county, il
appears that the increase in popu-
lation Inns been about 80 per cent.
In 1870, LOWS county contained
a population Of 1915. We now
have rs follows;
Weston 1902; Hackers Creek
District 2,091; Court House 2, 2o5 ;
Collins Settlement 2Gp2; Skin
Creek 1913; Freeman's Greek,
west sido Of West Union turnpike,
1862; i'reemNn's Creek, east side
Of West Union turnpike, at l,Gsl.
Total, 1916.
Under tho rc.npportionmcnt in
the Legislature. which,3under the
Constitution, must be made during
the next session, it will appear that
Lewis county will 10 entitled 70
two Delegates, which will materi-
ally augment our political powcr.in
the State, and will require . new
teal in the re.apportionment Of
Senators. The Judicial ro.appor-
tionmont under the now census
will add two Circuit Judges in the
Slate, in tic event that the amend.
ment 10 the Constitution is not
adopted. This would give the
State II Circuit Judges, and will
be a question for tile voters at the
coming election 10 determine
whether it will be better 10 adopt
the amendment proposctl,or depend
upon the Legislature next winter 10
so modify the County Court.'system
as.to meet tho views of the people,
and let tho II Judges that we will
hayo under tho Census Of 1850 at
lend 10 the business.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-10

VIZ publish this week the Qd-
dress of the County Executive
Committee to the Democratic and
Conservative voters Of tho county,
and wo hope every Democrat and
Conservative in the county will not
only read tho address, but go ac-
lively towork 10 aid the Committee
in perfecting a thorough organiza.
ton Of Tic party in the county.
Democrats, remember that The
Republicans arc we'll organized in
this county, and that they conf.
IDENTIFY expectto capture thcoounty
officers, and greatly reduce the ma;
,jorities on the State ticket,= they
did ii. 1S7G.by reason of the num-
erous Democratic candidates at that
election, and the failure Of an or
ganization on the part Of tho Dom
oerats. With a proper organiza-
ton, success is sure to the Deme-
erals; but with no organization,
and lot of Independent cansli'
dates. success is equally sure to the
Republicans. Tho Democracy OF
the county that desire the success
of the State and county ticket,
must make up their minds at once
that the only way this can be ae'
eomplishcd is to unite in carrying
out faithfully and successfully The
Primary Election system, and
treating every boiling candidate
calling himself II Democrat rs al
enemy 10 the Democratic party,and
ms one acting in Tie interest Of the
Republican !p0rty. No true Demo
crat riR run as an independent eanli'
datc this fall.
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Presiding Justice.

AUSTIN, July y.
Editor Democrat.
As We have been waiting for
some tine, expecting some one to
announce himself. for the position
of President of the County Court,
and as no one has been announced
for that position, I desire 10 say we
have one Of the best men in The
eounty-ono who has been well
tried, not only in the county asa
justice, but who has served the
people Of The county with honor 10
himself and to his constituents in
the Legislature, The man We call
upon TO como before The people f9
the office Of Judge Of the County
Court is Hon. W. v. Chichester;
and should the amendment. not
carry in the State, We will have a
man who will 500 that the rights Of
lilo county will, shall and must be
protected By the County Court.
Mr.. Editor, it will not do, al
though wo may think That the
amendment will.carry, that asa
people cansupport any man that
may come before us for that office.
.Tt=is=an=oflicc too =much=impor.
tanco.ZAnd in The event tits not
carried in the State, then wc,ztllc
people Of Lewis, can say all right,
as We have the right man in the
right place. And We, the Dcmo.
cratic party of Lewis, desire Mr.
Chichester TO announce himself rs u
candidate for TINT office. As he
has served us well heretofore, We
know he will serve us well again.
And for the good of the people, for
The good Of tho Democratic party,
for the good Of all, irrespective Of
parry, wo desire him to como out
for that Office.
I will just shy, Mr.. Editor, that
our people wore much gratified
when they saw the announcement
Of. Mr.. McDannald for the Office Of
Sheriff, believing him to be tho best
man in the county, and believe he
can be elected by large majority,
as he will take the people far
beyond his party, Give us such
men as MeDannald, Chichester, Ed
mission, and we will carry the
county big at the coming election,
Yours, &e., OLD MAN.
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VIZ received several letters late
this week, from this and the nd
joining counties urging the claims
Of Tie Hon. ]. ~. Bennett for Gov
ernor; and we regret that these lei
tiers were received too late for pub
lication III tllis issue. Mr. Bennett
would make q good Governor, and
this section Of the State il omitted
to the position.
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mittco that npy b pplointel IL

mittco that may be appointed by
this Club.
The election of officers being
next in order, on motion, Zion. ].
NJ. Bennett was elected President,
and the following yico-Prcsidents
were elected:
For the town, Thomas A. Ed
wards; Court House District, Mil
ton Steele; Freeman's Creek, JOHN
7. Hull; Collins Settlement, g. !.
DAWSON; Hackers Creek, Isaac
jackson; Skin Greek, Dr.. Josep
Il. Roach.
And on motion, N. B. Newton
was elected permanent Secretary
and DR.. A. N. Dent Treasurer.
A resolution requesting all mem
bcrs Of the Club to- vote on all ques-
tons that may como up before it,
was offered and adopted.
On motion, 7, P. Reay, Conrad
Kcster and Joseph a. Watson were
appointed 4 committee on order Of
business, TO report at the next
meeting.
The regular meetings Of the Club
were fixed for Friday evening Of
each week, and authority delegated
10 the President to call Especial
meeting wleneyerit maybe deemed
property him.
On motion, the Club adjourned.
JIM. BENNETT, I'rcst.
NJ NEWTON, Sec'y.
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TuE Primary Election will name
the officers Of Lewis county, for The
next four years and the Rcrubli-
cans and few sore head Democrats,
that are nov making such a des-
pcrate fight against the system
may as we'll yield ia they will be
badly snowed under.
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Wa are informed that a Garfield
.Club#was# formetzon Gso#Lick
Wednesday evening with about
thirty mcmbers.Ict Demo:
cratic frientlsinitllo county=go=to
work and form Hancock Clubs.5We
hope to be able in a short time TO
announce nh active working Club
in every district in tho county.
From every section Of the United
States the nows is most cheering
for the success of Hancock; and
the Democrats Of Lewis county
should prepare TO do their duty in
this important contest.
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TilE Republicans Of Lewis coun-
ty don't like tho Democratic Pris
mary Election, for tho reason that
that system means Democratic
victory.
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: : :
4.I.HE .D.EliOCRAT
,S.aTURD.a w.. July 10.
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THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
ron PRESIDENT,
w. S, Hancock,
OF PEgySYLvANgA.
FOR YICE-.PREjSk.DEArT,
VIM. II. English,
or ESDEANA.

COLONEL B. W. BYRSE, Of
Charleston, md b. Il. Butcher,
Esq, Of Beverley, arc candidates
for the position Of State Superin-
tcntlent Of Free Schools.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-10

J. W. FoRSEY, The editor of tho
leading Republican paper of Penn
sylvania, has declared for Hancock
in the most emphatic manner.
Pennsylvania is sure fol Hancock
aud his election is sure If the Dem
ocrats do their duty, but success
depends upon q thorough organi-
zation in every county and district
md every Democrat doing his
whole duty.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-10
1he iI.tncoeks Cynb.
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TOMN HALL. June 26.


Pursuant to M announcement,
quite u number Of Democrats ofthe
Town of Weston aud vicinity MS
sambled Mt the Court House for the
purpose Of organizing Hancock
and English Club.
The Hon. ]. N. Bennett stated
the object Of the meeting, and
called the same to order; and on
his motion lion. A, A. Lewis was
elected temporary Chairman, and
n. 3. Newton Secretary pro lem.
On motion. the President ap-
pointed the Hon. J. N. Bennett,
Thomas A. Edwards and DR.. W. J.
Bland a committee to prepare cor
stitution and bylaws for the gov
ernm0nt Of The Club, to report at
the next meeting.
Whereupon u resolution was Of
fered aud adopted inviting all
Democrats in the county TO join
and participate with the Club,
On motion, adjourned 10 meet at
the same place on Friday evening,
July Cd, 1880:
y. B::NEwLoN, secretRry.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-21

About %25O.OOO has been invested
in Orange County, Ga, by new set
tiers within the past twelve months
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-21
LIVING IN QUIET.

A rule for living happily with
others is to avoid having stock sub
lccts of disputation. 1t mostly hap
pens, when people live much together,
that they come to have certain set
topics, around which, from frequent
dispute, there is such growth of
angry words, mortified vanity and the
Ike that the original subject Of differ
cnce becomes, 81 standing subject for
quarrel, and there is a tendency in all
MINOR disputes to drift down to it,
Again, if people wish to live well to-
Sether, they must not hold too much
to logic, and suppose that everything
Is to be settled by sufficient reason.
DR.. johnson saw this clearly with
regard to married people when he
sad "Wretchcd would he the pair
above all means Of wrctchcdnrss who
should be doomed to adjust bv rca-
son, every morning, all the minute
details of the domestic dav."
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-21

There is one thing that vet re
mains for Orangcburg to do to com
plctc the round of amuscmcnts for
the season, and that is baby show.
You have but to ask of the mothers
of Orangcburg and vicinity, and they
Will take the greatest pleasure III
showing their darlngs-a sight, in
decd, that angels would delight in,
lovely innocence! Let them (,hc
mothcrS) bring out the little folks;
from one month old to three wears
old, and assemble them in one grand
mass meeting, on the Court lIousc
Square, and invite everybody and the
old bachelors, in particular, To see
the prctticst sight the human eve
ever hchcld