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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22
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unb barlt Inn GrlaubniB btttet Cote ME Der>
tpeigert iptrb), Die ganSe 9tebe als Oh er tie
gcbalten bate, in ben a1ntliden @ongreB>
Gerbanolungen absuoru6en.
Siefer ais 10 tpeit fam Die yWfa6t Ser
9tcoe" tarm iinfen. Dem oiciem 8ralde,
nid)t gcbaltene Geoen St brldcn, liegt oifcnz
bar bic griinbliditc Gera6tung Der &irfe
lamfeit allies GcrebcS 81 @run6e. llno
in Der Shat, 10 tuett Die seiebgeberii6c
SbGtigfeit IN 8etrad)t fommt, bat Die gtcDe
lGngit aufgeb0rt, cine beltimmenoe @eipalt
st lein; - lte lit Su einem blO6eu 3ierratb
getporoen. Die ma6gcbenoen W9d)te in
inherent itaatltden 2eben iino Der Caucus
un0 Die Greile. &iellei6t miiBte ais
brittle nod Die y3obbp" binsu9ez
fii9t perben. Sn 9%tiirnbcrg giebt
cs cine flnitpoue alte Staotubr, Dor
bercn 3iiferblatt 81 g"ctpiiien 53eiten
cine NnSabl flciner Siguren einen Hllno>
gang unb aIcrlei erg0blt6e 8eipegungen
madt:- mar nennt Dteie 8oritellung oas
NtGnuelelaufen. 9as iinnrci6e llbrlperf,
ipeldes bic WlGnnele treibt, lit binter benz
3ifferblatt perborgcn. 9anlit etipo laiien
iid unierc gelcb8ebenben G0rperi6often
Dergletden: Sic D1entli6en gerbarpIungeu
fin0 DaS WfInnelelaufel1, m%a1d)mlal tpobl
Diibl6 u1tb ergDblt6, obcr I'M @ausen bod
%langlpeiltg. 9aS trcibenbe llDrtperf aber
lit Oer Caucus,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22

Sim unb 53roef. 9enn tpenn at6 ibr &C.
gentpGrtigcr, mmittcl6arer 9tuben 9ertng
crideinen mag, 10 iinb iie bp6 cine pidtige
Gorarbeit fir Die GridlicBumg ieneS gScIt7
tDeils, mclder n0d Sabrbunocrteu Der ilbera
MISUNDERSTANDING Der alten gSelt 6eirnz
1tdtten getp1Dren ipirb, ipte jebt Nmerifa
lno NuitraIien. Nlsbann peroen Die 9ia>
men 2ipillgitone's, Stanlep's, @o9el's &C.
eincn Rlnng 60ben, ME Deute I'M amerifant>
iden 9Seften Die Der frolnmcr Gdter 2aialle,
6ennepin, MarqIcttc. 9(btr OaS 0cbG6tz
niB an Die 8olarfabrcr, Sic 6tlbeu beS NOR
beriihen @isiportS miro bel ipatereu 0c>
l6lebtern mn etn aus S6aIOer lnD Ottt1
Ieio 9s1niidteS 0efilbl ertueden, ipie ale
in tb0ridtem g8abn9Ialbcn periIbten TrepeI
an Wteuidenlcben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22

paltcr, 0a lit es begrciflid, 6a6 Sic 1tarfen
uilo Die ldipod)ell, Die tllget uno Sic buln>
men, Die flctBigen nnb bic fauIen Qlrbetter
oltf Dem 8oben tbreS g~emeinlamen Gleubs
ale urterl6eioltngen Gufgeben uno 1t6 in
Setrett Des e~in5igen guntteS, auf ben es
lbne1 pa!m nod antommcn fann, nG1nlt6
oe5 NrbcttSloDncs, oils @letd { betrd6ten.
Nber Dos ameritaniidc @eldGfts7 unb
gStrtbl0attSleben lit ouf Die gang entz
gegengelebte Nnldaulltg beeriln6et. 9ier
gilt Der Sat, oab jeber Nrbeiter ctnes
XobneS ipertb lit uno ni6t bes 2obneS
zines Nnoern. Ser ettpas Gil6tiges,
9uteS nno 9SertbDplleS sl leilten berlnag,
ertpartet oell Dollen Wertb leiner 2~etltllng
ais @ntgelt bafiir; Mer ipeniger leiiten
tann, ooer mill ,nuB iid NIT geringeremGnt>
gelt beglilgen. gSpbet als lelbltperltGn0>
LID alSuncbmcn lit, haB Die reolt6e 4rbett
audi DeS tuentger Regabten nod INNER
einen gum menlGentpiiroigen 3eber erfor=
oerltden 2obn eintra9ell ioll. - 9od sic
2lblelgnung aller llnteri6iebe beS WertbS
Derl6ieoener Nrbeitsleiltungeu; Der Ser
llld), bic bloBe 3~eitDauer Der Nrbeit
oils UeaBitab Der 8cipertbung Der CIR
bettsletltun9 (SoDn) an5uDe1loen, tpiroc,
iDetnt 1c crtolgretd), lnlr 1llt Die
9erab Irbt9ung Der Qlrbett btnz
atSlaufcl. Dem ipcnn i'm gamen Der
u0letdDctt" llngeldid unD Sr1gbett chen 10
piel tpcrtb letn lDllen, tpie 0eidtd unb
TletB,-iuo blei6t bel lol6er iibeluerl tanoe@
men 9lci6beit Die Gere6 ttgfeit? $50
bletbt babel Der &etteifer, baS 8DrtpGrtS>
itrcben n06 b0berer 2eiltungsfdbigfeit?
gSer iptrD nod ben Qlntrieb filblen, Don Der
robeiten 9lrbeit sur gei6tdteret, bon bieicr
sur fllnitgepcrblt6en unb i6ltebIid gar
sur fiinitlcrii6en 9etitu1g e~mporsuitcigelt,
ipcnn Der 2obn fir bie Before Nrbeit imz
merbar Der ug let6e" bleibt, wie fir Sic
l6le6teite?
Die 0leidbeit lit in btelsm Sale bas
0e9entbeil Der 9ercdtigfcit unb anitatt sur
6ebung bes @ertbS oer 6an6arbeit, fiibrt
ite 81 i9rer GntlpirOigung uno Gnt7
ipertDung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22
1tmi@au 1T Der GauptIaSt Oct
MeDttbIff.

gEer iebt, mad etnem 3eitraume bon INT
9etGbr StpOlf Sabren, bic 8un6esbauptltabt
Walbtn9ton tpieoer belu6t, Der tpirb frelloig
liberral6t ietn bon tbrer% gro6artigen Ser
l60nerlng. lln1 ieoo6 Die lebtere gans
tpllrotgen SIT fonnell, mtB man MalbingtDn
nt6t llr nor stpplt Sabren, lonoern ld)on
Dor etllem Gierteli0brbunOert, ais es nod
etn 9rpBes Sprf mar, gelebet baben.
Nueroings lit bic @rtpidelung aus BORT
ltfen Infau9en 81 elmer prGdtigen @roB7
ltapt IN Salbt1gton nidt nit Der humber
barren Sdnelltgteit erfolgt tDte IN Gbtcago.
Nber &aibin9tpn lit audi BON Der 9tatur
nidt 3u et1em Der er1ten MeltDan6elsz uno
SnoultrteplGSe beltinmt, ionbern cine fInltz
ltdle Sdopfung. oeren ganses 0alein bon
oct Mnipelenbeit Der Butl6esregierllng abb
bGngt, Seine groBarttge urb itetig 3urebz
n1enoe Serl6ouerung lit nt6t bas 9Serf
tllbner BrtDat unternebmungen, ion0ern
bic Btrtung unb Der @balans oes ungebeus
rem Ma6stbums bieler ytepublif, s1 oeren
poltttlder Sauptltabt IS bon leiner @riinz
oung on beltimnt THAR. Seine 0r06e un6
Sdonbeit berlbt, abgeieben bon ieiner
punoerpollen gage i'm Tbale oeS berrliden
Yotpmacz StromeS, auf Der @robartiafeit
uno Bra6t ieiner GegierungsgebGuoe, auf
Der 9lnmutb unb Dem llmfangc leiner Garfz
anlagen l1lb auf ser imponirenoen 8reite
lIno gel9madpoIIen Gturi6tung ieiner
6auptltraBGt.
Beinabe ieOer %unierer 2eisr bat i6on 9bz
biloun9en Der @aibingtoner 8egierungs>
gebGu6e geiebeu unb genaue S6iiberun9eu
lDres Meuberen unb Snnereu gsIcien. 0az
rum leieu bier MIR Die 0aupteinbriide tpiez
1ergegeben, tpel6e bas iebige gSalbington
bet einem flIraen Selude auf Ben 8erfai1er
Dieler !3eilen gemadt bat.
Sin tpiirot9er un6 erereifen6er I~1sgangsz
punt oeS &luo9an8S pher Der &llnofabrt
pilrd bic Bun6eSbauptitaht lit Der 8abnbpf
Der Baltimore otomac> @tlenbabn; Oeur
etn in ben iteinernen 8ooen hes @artesim=
mers eingelaiener Stern besei6net bie
Steue, tpD @arfielo nieoerselhoiien tpurbe,
Hnp Die penise S9ritte bappH entisrnte
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22

Man ionte IS fallm sIauben. tuie peit
Ser TSanatismus geben fam! 8etanntIi6
lit Ser 6qupturDeber peS nelen SeBntagSe
@elebes IN G6io Der 9erauSgebT Der III
Cincinnati eri6einenben 3eitune v@a3ette",
Smitb NIT ytamen unp ietNer CUR S6au
aetraeenen SrOnmigtett baIber 9etpSbnIid
Beacon. SmitD" eenanntr Gr mill
am Sonntag allen uno ie6en Ser
tebr, ollie Hnb iebe grbeit eiugelteut
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-28
The Meaning oft.

Would you know the meaning Of the
political revolution which struck its
fist blow in Ohio three days ago, and
will sweep through Pennsylvania and
New York one week from next Tues
day?
1t means these four things;
|. r -duce thu expenses of every
branch of the Federal Government to
a basis of simplicity, economy, and
honesty!
III. Abolish the internal revenue
abomination?
III. Make the tariff simple and ra-
tional, and just sufficient to provide for
the wants Of an honest and economical
Administration in time of peace!
~. No stealing, either by the AID
ministration and its agents, or by
Congress and its employees!
This is the meaning and the purpose
of this mighty overtum.
Is the Democracy wise enough to ex-
ecute this peremptory mandate with
fidelity and courage? We shall see
The occasion is great. And we are
happy to add, the future is hopeful
NeU York Sun.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-28

Notice of Fiduciary Settlements.

The following is list of the fiducia-
ries whose accounts are at this day be-
fore the undersigned Commissioners of
accounts of MOpongalia county, for set
tlement, viz:
James A, Hawthorne, committee of
Samuel Henderson.
David s. John, committee of Mary
Britt.
Jno.L. Jones guardian of George Lay
ton and George r. Layton.
Thornton HI. Devault, administrator
of Bushrod w. Powell.
Isaac Reed, Administrator of Thomas
F. Hawkins.
John w. Corrothers, administrator of
Robert G. Corrothers.
Perry W. Moore, administrator of Sol
omen Moore.
James Robe, Administrator of James NJ.
Gaskins.
Clarrissa Robe and Morgan S. Fast,
administrators d. b. n. OF James M.
Gaskins.
William A. Hanway Administrator of
John Hanway-
James s. Watson, administrator of
Capel Howell.
Reason Lining, administrator of
Lewis Davis.
Jown Bowers, administrator of Jacob
Rishel.
Emrod Tenant, administrator of
George Weaver.
Samuel 0. and James Robson, adj
ministrator of William Robson.
George w. Hewitt, administrator of
John Hewitt.
Joseph J. Wharton, executor of JON
athan Huffman.
Joseph J. Wharton, administrator of
Marian Huffman
Joseph s. Lazzell and W. P. Barker,
administrators of Fenton M. Trippeti.
Francis NJ. Piles, administrator OF
Joseph III. Piles.
Thomas Lanhan, guardian of Ann
Lanham,
Peter Price, administrator of Zadok
". McBee
Elisha Allender, administrator Of Viii
liam Shank.
Stephen G. Hess, administrator Of
Mary Hess.
Elijah O. Hinkins, administrator Of
Rudolph Piles.
William Hood, committee of Eliza
beth Coombs.
Thomas r. Watson, administrator Of
Isaac Bell.
Ellis Shriver, administrator OF ADra-
ham Shriver.
Ami Tenant, guardian of John A.
Gallaher and Hannah Gallaher.
Jno. W. Lanhan, guardian Of Philip
E. Shuttlesworth and Ellsworth Shut
tlesworth
jackson Smith, administrator of Viii
liam e. Danley.
Benjamin r Smith, administrator o.
Henry e Smith.
Given under my hand this October 81
1882. MARSHALL M. DENT,
Com'r of Accounts,
OF Monongalia County.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-28

ROGRAMME OF exercises Tor the DIS
trict Institute to be held at Wades
town on Friday evening, Saturday
and Saturday evening November the
twenty fourth and twenty fifth.
FRIDAY EVENING.
Opening exercises; Devotional;
Music,
Election of officers.
Address by the conductor-sub-
ject-Ohject Of District Institutes.
Music.
Elocution, Methods, Examples, by
j. d. Russell. Discussion.
SATURDAY, 8 A. NJ. TO I'm.
Music; PRAYER; Music.
Arithmetic; how to teach, by w.
j. Eddy. Discussion.
Music.
Geography; Methods, by j. E.
Taught. Discussion.
Music.
Map drawing; how to teach it, by
Columbia Simpson. Discussion.
Music.
photography; Methods ofteaching,
by George Fletcher. Discussion.
Recess till 1:30, p NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Music.
Language Lessons; the first step
in teaching pupils correct use of
the mother tongue; writing and de-
G,,. dc. hv,s hv
Benz. S. Morgan, County Supt. Dis
cussion.
Music.
Penmanship; how TO teach; it's i'm
portance, by c. NJ. Wilson. Discus
sion.
Music.
English Grammar; methods; at
what age should pupils take it up;
parts of speech; how to distinguish ;
how to teach, by w. S. Hillery. Dis.
cussion. Music.
History methods of teaching ;
periods, topics, biographies, by Nan
cy Simpson. Discussion.
Recess till $50 P M.
NIGHT SESSION.
Music.
Lecture on the present outline
course of study for the common
schools of Monongalia county, by
Benz S. Morgan, Co. Snpt. Music
Physiology; respiratory organs
the necessity for pure air;amount con
sumed by each individual; result;
produced by breathing impure air
by DR.. A. B. Mason.
All are invited to be present. BY
order of committee.
G. Nj. WILSON, w. j. EDDY,
Secretary. President.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-28
CIRcurr CouRr-PRocEED1Nes Con-

CIRCUIT C0URT-PRoCEEDIN Con-
TINUED FRoN LAST WEEK.-Pursuant
to adjournment the grand jury APP
peared in court on Monday morning
and being in session one day pre-
sented seven indictments, aud were
then discharged.
State VS.. F. II. Stellar, and 2,
for selling liquor.
State vs.. Edgar MILAN, to s, for
selling liquor.
State vs.. Durr and Jenkins, l to 5,
for selling liquor
Defendants in the above causes
plead not guilty and to he tried by a
jury: A. G. Davis counsel for defts,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-28
Wilson Elected.

There seems to be no doubt now
chat Mr.. Wilson is elected. The re-
publicans including Mr.. Mason him
self conccde his election. The off
cial returns are not yet in the hands
of the Governor from all the counties
Of the district, but we have no doubt
the figures given below are correct
and show Mr.. Wilson's election, if it
is by small majority:
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-28

Western farmers are keeping their
grain back for higher prices. They
propose to run corners Of their own
rather than trust ali that sort of
thing to the city boards Of trade and
elevator owners, and they are right
sepsible in doing SO. If there is
money to be made by forced specu-
lation in breadstuff, the producer is
certainly entitled to the advantage
Of it over the middle men.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-28

The leading Republicans of Ohio
are having kilkenny fight amongst
themselves to establish the respons-
Utility for their late overwhelming
defeat. The disposition to charge
the detection of the anti-sumptuary
vote to the foolish prohibition atti-
tude Of Charles Foster is bitterly re-
sented by that alleged statesman,
who says that the Republican party
of Ohio is unalterably pledged to the
acts of the late unlamented legisla-
ture, and that by the record of that
body the party must stand or fall.
In return the Coz mercial charges
that Foster tray eled over the State
two years ago with bible in one
hand and beer bottle in the other
seeking an alliance with the element
that he now repudiates, ard the one
that has furnished the Republican
party Of Ohio with its majority since
the war. 1t is well Known that the
State of Ohio would be largely Dem
ocratic except for the German vote,
and the fear that that vote will be lost
to them is what is creating the rue
ton among the Republican brethren.
We hope the fight may continue with
undated force. We shall interpose
no obstacle.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-28
University Notes.
BY OUR SPECIAL REPoarER.

Once more the sound of the car
penter's hammer is heard at the
arnory.
Another new member was taken
into the Parthenon Society. last
Friday night.
Why is Corp. Purnell like certain
vermin exterminator? Because he's
"Rough on Rats
There was no dress parade last
Thursday, on account of 'the hu-
nudity of the weather"
Messrs. Peck and Cunningham, of
the Law Class visited the Parthenons
last Friday evening. No remarks.
Again we hear of an attempt to
organize a glee club, we hope it will
be successful. That's right, boys,
'Do not for one repulse, forego the
purpose, That you've resolv'd to
effect.
The State will soon have to fur
nish the Corps an electric light to
drill BY, or else furnish the cadets
with individual lanterns, for it goes
against the grain to drill 'by moon
light, alone"
Commodore cambridge was third
baseman, in the Law Glass Nine.
Com makes live player, and
when he opens his eyes, mouth and
hands, the ball may as we'll conclude
to be caught.
An attempt was made to elect JEFF.
Davis an honorary member of the
Parthenon Society, but it so happen
ed that there were not enough OF his
adherents to procure him that honor,
and he, as well as President Arthur,
no doubt feel crushed, by their trip
up the literary "salt river"
Lieut.. O'Brien had very narrow
escape, from what might have prov
en-, at least, a serious accident. East
week during drill one Of the privates
in Co. B., which was engaged in
saber drill, made rear cut and
struck the Lieutenants shoulder,
carrying away part Of his coat and
one of his straps.
ITO tbusc," or "not to thuse," is
now the question among the boys,
whether it is better to wait the sworn
returns from the messy precincts Of
Tucker county, or taking them for
granted. go ahead. This is rather
an awkward dilemma and there is
but one way out Of it, and that is to
wait. Gather together your tar bar
rels and patiently await the issue.
The Law Class boys played the
Second Nine last Saturday, and de-
feated them by u score of Is to Is,
not playing the last part of the ninth
inning. The game was very pretty
one and was well played on both
sides, we suppose the Second Nine
will challenge the Law Class for an
other game. IL the Law Class study
rs well as they play base ball, Prof.
Brooke may well be proud Of his
class.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-28

The INSCRIPTIONS and unprinci-
pied manner in which certain repub-
licans conduct campaign is demon
strated in their screeching about re-
assessment. In the first place they
know that re assessment will equalize
the taxes. They know that many
thousands of acres of land in this
State that have been held by CAPT
talists have practically escaped tax
alton. They know-or should know
that many thousands of acres Of
coal that have been in hands of spec
ulators have never been taxed cent.
They are now made to bear their
share of taxation. They know
that this is eminently just. These
same howlers never refer to the
fact that but few of the republi-
can members Of the Legislature voted
against re-assessment. They do not
refer their readers to the fact that
many Of the leading republicans did
vote for and support the bill, among
them our own Mr.. Cox, and we com
mend him for it. One little organ
had its "soul" benefited by seeing
the farmers "walk right up to the
polls and repudiated re-assessment
on election day. thereby repudi
ating Mr. Cox. If the farmers
repudiated one they must necessair-
ly have repudiated the other. The
above 10 about fair sample of repub
lican fairness aud consistency.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-28

We acknowledge the receipt of a
complimentary ticket to the Virginia
State Fair, which will occur at Rich
mond, Va, November 1st, End, and
Srd, 1882. 1t will be made the &C.
casion of great interest to the whole
South. The attendance promises
very large and an exceptionally fine
exhibition.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-28

The outlook for Democratic sue.
cess in New York, Pennsylvania,
Indiana, Connecticut, New Jersey
and Virginia, is of the most promis-
ing character. The victory recently
won by the Democracy in Ohio has
already had a noticeably happy eff
feet upon the people of these various
States, and if reports are true, thous-
ands who have heretofore wavered
are now enthusiastic in the Demo
cratic faith. 1t is believed that
Cleveland, the Democratic candidate
for Governor in New York, will carry
the State by $4,000 majority, while
there will be a gain Of at least five
Congressman. Pattison, in Penn
sylvania, it is thought, will have all
the way from 10000 to 10000 ma
jority. Indiana will probably go
Democratic by $4,000. Virginia,
Connecticut and New Jersey about
10000 each. In all of these States
the Democrats will gain at least 20
congressman. Even Massachusetts
and Illinois are not considered
wholly free from the injecting spirit
of Democracy as it sweeps like a
mighty tidal wave over the land.
Radicalism is surely doomed. The
hand writing is seen on the walls of
Congress now, and it will be on the
portals of the White House in 1884
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-28

1t has not been ascertained yet
why the official vote of several
counties in this congressional dis
trict were withheld so long. As, late
as Monday the matter had not beea
received by the Governor from Nor
gan, Preston and Tucker counties.
While it is very annoying to those
interested, we have no idea that it
was done Intentionally.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-28

Within the next three months a
number of the commissions of West
Virginia Postmasters will expire,
among them those at Grafton, Wheel
ing, Clarksburg and Parkersburg.
There is quite scramble among the
faithful for these appointments.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-28

So desperate has the prospects for
the republicans become that they
have concluded to abandon New
York and concentrate their efforts
and money on Pennsylvania and
Virginia. This Bit of information
comes from prominent New York
republican who no doubt knows
whereof he speaks. This action
alone will show what they think of
their prospects. The best informed
politicians of Pennsylvania say it is
impossible for them to succeed in
that State and all the news from Vir-
ginia indicates the overthrow of Ma
hone there. Truly it seems that the
country is about to be relieved of the
incubus known as the republican
party. 1t has long since outlived its
usefulness, and few except the over
thrown bosses will regret it's de-
parture.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-28

The enthusiasm of q certain class
of republicans over the election of Mr..
Mason was rather premature, mas
much as that gentleman is not elect
ed. Some of them can always raise
a tremendous howl about nothing.
That is their chief stock.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-28
Atpht1ndelpb1a.

PHILADELPHIA, October 22-The
celebration of the two hundredth ans
niversary Of the founding Of Penn
sylyania by William Penu, opened
to-day with religious services in the
churches of all denominations. To.
morrow night one thousand Germans
will assemble in front of Indepen-
dence Hall, and sing appropriate
songs. At midnight the State House
bell will announce Landing Day."
Preparations for the observation have
been made on an elaborate scale.
Wednesday, Trades Day." will be
given over to parade of the indus
tries of the city and State. In the
evening there will be a street repre-
sentalion OF scenes in the life and
career of Penn. A reception at the
Academy of Music closes the ceremo-
Fies on that day. Thursday is
Knight Templar Day. and Friday
Military Day" Seven thousand
Templars and twenty thousand troops
are expected to parade. Regattas,
chorus singing "a inject" of bicyclists,
and the unwilling of statues, ETC.,
make up the other exercises of the
week.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-28

A great majority of the people Of the
United States seek Revenue Reform
and Civil-service Reform. They know
that they are being plundered by the
capitalists and the politicians They
know that the tariff is an engine OF
monopoly and our whole official fabric
fraud and snare. They need only to
get together to sweep the country, and
the party that unites them will reap
the rewards. The Republican party
is arrayed on the side of protection.
If the Democratic party does not lift
up the banner of Revenue Reform its
current victories will be ephemeral
and barren, and it will go to pieces in
the midst of its triumphs, and be sue
ceeded by party with leaders having
TIE brains, conscience and nerve to DO
the job.
TIE Democratic party Is almost unit
ed on this great question. Let it be
thoroughly united. Let there be nc
double voice OF, uncertain words. and a
great. benefcenA and permanent res
toration will come to it,-Herald
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-28

At this writing there is nothing
definite as to whether Snyder or
Guthrie is elected Judge of the Court
of Appeals, bnt Snyder's election is
claimed by the Democrats. The Re
publicans and Greenbackers united
on Guthrie, while Suyder's election
was regarded as certain By the Dem
ocrats, and but little attention was
paid to that Office by them.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-28

Simon Cameron predicts that the
next house Of representatives will be
largely democratic.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-28
John W. Mason, we believe, con

John W. Mason, we believe, con
cedes his defeat like gentleman
and does attribute it to anything
but lack of votes. Some of the
light weight hirelings, it is said, want
to cry fraud. These individuals are
so well known that their efforts in
that direction are entirely harmless.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-28

If Mr.. Mason had received ma
jority of half dozen we should not
have torn our hair and accused the
republicans of cheating and stealing
his seat for him, unless some such
matter had been proven against
them.