The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-03-02

$50 ~ ASi Alh 10 pNGi plpOSS bllu-
self to Hereford or any Of his friends,
as it would have its readers 10 be-
lieve.
Mr.. Grautham is a heightened
Christian gentleman, and one who
would spurn to do a wrong 10 any
body, and the attacks OF this paper
upon his private character viii fall
far short Of lis mark and viii recoil
with double force upon the man who
was base enough TO pen such an arti-
Gle.
The Enterprise seems to have been
selected as the cesspool, by the enc
mics Of Mr.. Camden, in which to
gather all the filth and venom Of his
| opponents, and through that medium
to spit it ont at intervals best suited
TO their tastes and when it suited
their convenience, to do Mr., Camden
or some of his friends a personal in
Jury.
know well that the first abusive
article that appeared in the press Of
this State against Mr.. Camden, (and
that before the October elections)
was published in the Enterprise, Of
which Brazie claims to be editor (P)
Now. Mr.. Editor, is it not. time
that this PERSONAL abuse Of Democrats
land Democratic office holders, by
| Democratic papers, should be stoned.
Mr., Camden has been elected, then
why continue to abuse him and his
friends?
The intelligent people of West
! Virginia will not uphold the man
who seeks to pull others down, that
he himself may rise. 1t is time for
Democrats toquit fighting Democrats.
THIRD DISTRICT.
1t is time, if Mr. Hereford expects
any rewards from the Democratic
party in the future, he must stop
this bitterness and personal abuse Of
those who happen to oppose him.
We understand that he is now turn
ing his sails for the Senate two years
hence, but if he does not change his
course of conduct toward mer, he
will have very small following at
that time.
MT. DE CHANTEL.
Both Houses visited this instilu,
ton on Tuesday last, in response, to
an invitation from Sister Mary Agnes.
II is beautiful place, situated about
two miles from the city. The visit
was very enjoyable one. Here we
met Misses Edith Miller, daughter Of
G. G. Miller, Esq, and Eva Knight,
daughter of DR.. A. l.. Knight. They
are both well, and in good spirits,
but anxiously looking forward to the
end of the session when they may be
at home, to see friends.
Mr.. RowLEY
will to day offer the following resolu-
Lion:
"Resolred, That the Delegates from
Webster and Calhoun, are hereby
authorized to contract for one seng
hoe for each one of the Honorable
members who voted for the increase
of State tax for school purposes, the
same to be paid for out Of any money
in the treasury, not otherwise appro
priated."
PERSONALS.
Hon. Johnson N. Camden and
daughter were in the city yesterday,
Henry 5. Walker and wife are in
the city, stopping at the Mcclure.
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
One of the most pleesantand agree,
able gentlemen in the House, is Hon.
J. P. c, Cresap, of Randolph.
The natural orator Of the House is
Is. II. Lurty, OF Harrison.
One of the shrewdest as well as one
of the most liberal men, is James
Morrow, jr., and it is hoped he will
be appointed upon the revisory com,
mittee.
Lowry, ofsummers, and Fulkerson,
of Wayne, are the two members who
worry Judge Ferguson the most.
This House has the reputation OF
being the best working body ever as,
sembled in the State. EDITOR.
LEGISLATIVE ACTS.
"a Complete List of Acts Thus far
Approved.
Thus far, Gov. Mathews has affixed
his official signature to eight acts,
which are ns follows.