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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-19

Hon. James G. Fair. the newly
elected democratic United States
Senator from Nevada, and one Of
the original quartetts Of BONANZA
Princes. was horn December 3,
1884, in Clushsr. Tyrone county,
ireland. He came to this county
in 1s43 with his parents. and for
some time he resided at Geneva,
ILL.,, where he attended school. At
Chicago be received COED business
education. In 1849 he went to
CALIFORNIA;, and he has ever since
been engaged in mining. In 1857
he became superintendent OF the
Ophir mine and the Hale and Nor.
cross mine in Nevada. It was du-
ring their connection with the lat
ter mine that he"Bonanza Princes"
made the first 100000 OF their
enormous fortunes. These men
James G. Fair. James G. Flood,
VIM. S. OBrien and ]. w. Mack
ey-sec.rsa control Of several min
ing claims, which are now known
a. the California and Consolidated
Virgins mines, Mr. Fair being the
controlling spirit in the movement.
From these and other mines and
from real estate speculations DIR.
Fair has accumulated an immense
fortune. being assessed in Califor-
MIA alone for s42,0O0,Ooo. AL
though the owner Of so much wealth
Mr.. Far is still . hard worker. and
may be seen about the mixes al
most any day in bis miners cos
tune. In politics he is q conssrv-
alive and independent democrat.
He 10 FIVE feet and eight inches in
height, and weighs 227 pounds. He
wears q long, Sowing black beard,
tingsd here and there with gray.and
has Aorid eouplsxisn. He was
married in 1851, and has q family
Of two boys and two girls.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-19

THE Hirginian gives US so many
quest lions, IN one week, that we and
il difficult to reply fully to all Of them.
How are you on the debts We can
not answer fer the Democratic party,
because we do net know what the psli-
cy Of the party will be, but IT you de.
sire to know our individual sentiments
upon that subject, we are ready to
answer. We are In favor OF paying
every dollar that Virginia justly owes
and we are opposed 20 the reputation
of even ithe smallest fraction OF her
lust debt. As to the adjustment OF the
debt whereby the people may DO re-
lieved and the creditors paid q just
amount, we shall favor any plan ey
which the debt can DO readjusted to the
satisfaction OF The people Of Virginia
aud of the public creditors. Should the
principal Of the debt or the rate OF IN
terest be decreased, the greater the re-
duction, the better will we be pleased.
Forclble readjustment means continued
agitation aud no relief to Taxpayers.
Readjustment, with consent Of credisor''
means an honorable settlement and re-
lief to the taxpayers. When this set
,lemeu, is 10 be made the people Of
Virginia and the creditors OF The State
will make it through a party that can
command the support Of tho people
They will not sntrust this busir sss to a
party who 30 boastingly proclaimed
that they would deliser the vote OF
Virginia to Hancock aud English and
80 Egnslly failed.
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ia Fiyette Daily Journal ]
Anxious to Rise.

There's plenty OF room up stars, as
Daniel Webster said 10 the young law.
ger anxious to rise. but despondent OF
his chance TO do so; but no one need
iujure himself either in climbing the
stairs OF fame or those of his own house
or business place. The following Is to
the point: Mr. John A. Hutchinson,
Supt. Downer's Kerosene Oil Works,
Boston, Mass. writes: Mr.. Patton,
one of our foremen, in walking up
stairs last week sprained his leg badly.
gave him Il bottle of st. Jacobs Oil TO
try. He used it and an almost instan-
taneous cure was affected.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-19

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 13.-'Much
interest is felt in republican as well
as readjuster circles in this State
as TO what will be the exact pro-
gramme Of the debt-paying republic
cans in the next State contest, when
q Governor and members Of the
General Assembly are to be chosen.
At a meeting ofthe republican State
executive committee, held here
Tuesday, a report prepared by a
subcommittee in reference to the
management Of the late preslden'
tial campaign in this State was sub
,nitted, adopted, and six thousand
copies oft ordered to be printed
1t quotes at some length from the
address issued by the Malone State
resdjuster committee on January A.
in which Gen. Malone charges that
that the managers (referring to Gen.
Wickhsm and other leading debt
paying men Of the republican partly
were in constant consultation with,
and aided by the debt paying dem
ocrats throughout the canvass The
report points to the close vote on
the day ofelection. and deems that
. sufficient reply to this charge
which they denounce as false. 1t
rscites the fact Of the visit Of two
Northern republicans here just be-
fore the election, whose visit, it was
runored, was for the purpose of
Withdrawing the Garfield ticket In
the State. though when seen by
Gen. Wickham, the chairman Of
the republican State executive COM
nittse, these visitors denied that
their mission to Virginia was for
any such object. The appearance
here of these emissaries caused, the
report says, a great deal Of confus-
ion and lost the party many votes
they otherwise would have received.
The report refers to the recent ad-
dress of the State republican exec
utive committee as indicative of the
course Of the party in the next and
oil future contests. The address
smphatically discountensness any
alliance with any faction or party
not fully in accord with republican
principles and in favor of setting
the debt upon basis honorable to
the State. The lack Of systematic
party organization in this State is
referred to and greatly deplored.
This, however, il in = great meas
ure attributed to the capitation tax
laws. The details Of the congress-
ional canvass are set forth. and the
withdrawal of the republican candi-
dates in several OF the republican
canpidates in several Of the districts
IN accordance with the request of
the nstionsl committee, noted Re-
publican clubs were organized in
every county bat four last year,
making aggregate Of FIVE hundred
clubs in the State. The report
claims q large proportienats vote
in every district in the State, and =
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-19

.As the Virginia debt is essentially o
State question, 1t seems strange to meat
people that Gen. Mahone's recent sx-
position Of 1t should have been given
lrst to newspapers published outside Of
the State, and none Of which hsvo a
circulation worth speaking OF within her
borders. Ifthese papers printed it for
the interest 1t would create and with.
on. compensation they were woefally
mistaken. Gazette.
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We ere for pressing our local
industries, developing our resources,
but net forgetting our politics.
Trust in Providence. and keep
your powder dry" We are on the
right track, when we 30 for home
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true democracy.--Lwciburg Ad-
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Virginia democrats are not the
srnsr,est people in the world, but for
all that. tl,s, are not toe dull to sss-
rect someihin: when they zee their
old invsteratc aud irplacabls eseniss
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At the Distillery Of Adam Seibel near
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The Arms Of WILLIAMS d WILLIAMS snd Of
st..oIx "a 10 tshs EJECT on the 3ist Of DpckAn.l.
isss. An unanish,d sud unsettled sasinsss vii
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OF any one Of ttszl. 49,,
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Postponemento
Boot and Shoe Ma.
king.

D. Copenhaver has opened boot and
,bos making shop, in the shop occupied by
Mr. william Dosh. in this Pace where he
he ~ill he pleased to serve his old customers
and the public generally,
Terms Cash.
Jany. l8-tf
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Thomas o. Thompson, Esq the
Mayors Secretary, whe, come few days
ego, slippsd ca . banana peel and
spsssnsd biz knss, writes that ", jacobs
OIL "actsd like . eharu." .,-
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-19

The Oriestal Tea Company, Of
Chicago, suspended. Liabilities tio,'
900; assets tf4, 0eo-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-19

John Voorhees,. . wealthy farmer,
was struck aud killed bv Q train while
crossing the Bousdbrook track sear
Skillman Station, N.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-19

The VTglnian says: In the 6r,t
place, neighbor, We vouch that the
resdjusters will not organize or at.
tempt to organize "sserct political
societies." As the V,rginian applied
the term ''know-nothirg," &c. to
democratic clubs, we zee no rea,.n
Why readuster clubs should not be
dheribed by the same term. Does
our neighbor propose to dodge the
question BY Directing to the word used,
Does he propose to tell the people OF
Shenandoah that they do not propose
TO organize clubs in this county. II
would seem that after all the abuse
that wss heaped upon Democratic
clubs by that paper it would be little
nortifJing to be compelled to organise
clubs fer their own party. But wh.,
10 the evidences Read an extract from
circular published IN a number Of
Papers.
I"WHIG" BUILDING,
Richmond, Va. Nov. 10, $50,
Nv. Let it be the duty of the precluc
committees 10 proceed at once 10 form
Readjuster clubs, enrolling the nembers
until every voier Of the precinct has
been canvassed and the last man on.
rolled Tor our cause that can be got.n
Signed
Wh. MALONE, Chairman.
W. ID. ELAN, Sec'y.
I'm the next place. they will not
ask anybody to pay any body's else
capitaiion tax white or colored." So
says the Vrginian, but what does the
circular say? 1t says,
wi. Let there be a monthly elub
Zee OF ten or fifteen cents paid By each
member Tor the purpose of raising q
iund to pay capitation tax. 1t Is a
trifiing sum. but if regularly paid. will
cover largely all you are likely 10 need
" $3.50 "iPVoO HCAt Ihli.
Signed
VIM. MALONE, Chairman.
". d. ELAN, Sec'y.
The Virginian further informs Us
what The readjusters propose to do, and
tells us ''Tha: West Virginia must pay
one third the debt. That Virginia
mast pay the other two-thiras." Ths.
word "must" j, very compulsory and
We are satisfied that the Editor Of the
hrg'nion intends to qualify it By what
is said in The following sentences. But
il is unnecessary for US 10 repeat them
butw.ll ss.Te very explicit answer TO
the question, Nov, neiQhbor. will you
say whether or not vcu endorse thi. ?"
We answer, we do not. If for no other
reason. because you propose 10 repadi-
ate one-half the interest which the S,sie
agreed 10 pay.
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