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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-27
THE NEWS.

pomesIie.
Good sleighing is reported from New
..fOrk. ~--,
Robson gravely announces his re-
,irement from politics.
80 far, only about forty Congressman
have arrived at the capitol
The verdict OfnOt guilty in the Spuy-
ten Duyvl case was not in accordance
with the evidence,
Attorney General Brewster is fitting
r1his official quarters at Washington
With layishness which is refreshing,
| Ipsdering the fact that the public are
Hto pay the bills.
According to Washington dispatches
Il Is not likely that the friends Of the
rlsn to abolish the entire revenue sys-
y'sm will succeed at the coming session.
Many congressman now hold that the
fax on whisky and tobacco should be
r,tahtd, and the number OF such IS in-
crraSiug.
a shocking story of cruelty to chill
Ibn comes from Brooklyn. Maria and
Thomas Harding, aged eleven and nine
Eesrs, have made complaint against
Hheir stepmOther, charging her with
|hutal treatment The boy states that
,he poured seething hot greese on his
Y hack, burning it in q terrible manner,
spd hahitually beat him with
cub, once breaking his nose. The girl
alleges the stepmOther'Sf favorite method
Of furnishing her was by soaring her
with a red hot poker.
The early returns Of the late elections
sppesred TO indicate an almost entire
celebration of the Greenback party.
Ia later accounts correct this impress
Eu. In some Of the States the party
Increased the vote east for Weaver for
President i'm 1880. The Greenbaek vote
lp lndiaua is over $4,000, an increase of
5000; while in Kansas it runs up to 23,-
~, an increase Of nearly 1000. Either
Grrenback principles are spreading or
dissstified Republicans, who did not
rsrc 10 60 clean over to the Democracy,
complimented the party with an off
wear haIEot.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18
a houNn pLArannm.

The platform on which tho Hon.
Samuel j Randall will, it is said,
stand # put toward by his friends Tor
toe sp,akershIp IS simple, short and
to the point:
81. a rsdical reduction 10 the ex-
penses OF the government. 2. Re-
turn every suuperlluons office hold
er TO private usefulness. 3. Aboh-
tlon Of the internal revenue system.
1 Radical reform and simphfcalion
Of the tariff. 5. No subsidles; no
jobb beryi no stealing; no waste.'
II may be remarked with respect
to Mr.. Randall's platform that
IL is also the platform Of the people.
IL embodIes the principles urged by
Senators Beck and Blyard At Wash
ington last winter, and it II the plat.
form on which substantially the
Dem orts went before the country
ia the campaign which has Just
closed with eraet victory. Right or
wrong, they are committed to 1t, aud
they will be juiged by the degree Of
earnestress with which they ap-
proach The reforms 80 universally
called for. The votes with which
;heg were Put in control Of The
House o. Representatives constitute
a mandate from the people prosorib-
ng imperativeIy the task Of legsila-
tion from winch The Forty-seventb
Congress shrank.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18

1t may not b. tho lest OF the sur.
rrises OF last Tuesdays crash, says
the Wheenng Register, II the next
Uaited States nate shou d turn out
Democratic.
The terms Of the twenty six Sen
ators expire on the 4th OF March
next. Taere are fifty who hold over,
TIE ones holding over are composed
OF twenty-five Republicans, twenty
four d Dsmocrats aud one Readjus,er,
Malone.
OF the twentv-six to be elected,
seven We're choien before last Tues
DAY aud they were divided politically
as two Republicans, one Rsadj nster
ard tour Democrats.
Thus the Senate stood before Tues.
day --- twonty- Republicans,
twenty -eigh, Democrats aud two
Readjnsler- Republicans,
The fourteen States which chose
Legislatures last week and which
wul have the election OF United
States Senator, are Colorado, Del
aware, Illinois, Ktusts, Massachusetts,.
Michigan, Minnesota. Nebraska, New
Hampshire, New Jersey, North
Carolina, S,ulh Carolina, Tennessee
and Tex,s.
o. these, six are certainly DEM
ocratic, five certainty Republican,
and two IN doubt, w. Colorado aud
Illinois,
Without the doubtful States the
Senate stands 81 Democrats, 80 Re-
puphcans and 2 B,adjuster Repub-
lIcaus.
/ the Democrats get both Of the
doubtful States, the Senate would
be equally divided, counting Read
justers aa Republicans. Thus the
Democrats have at least two chances
remaining, at this stage Of the returns,
Tor controlling both Houses Of Con-
gress. But IT. must be admitted that
the chances for the democrats are
very slim In either of the two States
VIII $50 Laglstlures are yet in doubt.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18

A dIepUch from Washington says
that the idea oil taking steps TO fnd
out where the money raid into Hub
bells hands has gone continues to be-
seriously though quietly drcus d
among department emplyees. Mem
bers Of tie Hubbsll committee who
was approached IN the suojsct de-
clare that they know nothing about
IT. that Hubbell Henderson,, and
Chandler have had the handling OF
The money, and that nothing short
OF lega, meas1res can compe. them
to tell what has become Of 1t.
There are members Of the commit
tee who cordially fympatbizs with
the proposal TO take such measures.
not oa!y because il is right in iise.i
but because % would more eG-o'u.ly
than anything else destroy roo. and
branch the system o levyinp assess
msnts for election purpose, radically
reform a growing evil
II is to be hoped that The matter
will assume definite sbape by the COM
meme ment OF proceedings Mr.
Heniersou,ihs Secretary Of tbe com
mttes, Is prePauog to leave for
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18
4 TEMPERaSCE INcIDENr,


The death of Mr.. Amos Ide re-
minds the Providence Press Of an
cary battle in the temperance cause,
of which he was champion. Forty
years ago house was built on a
scoE and moored to a Pswtuckel
whsrE'A few OF our older ntzens, ="
sayes The Press reco1ect this ark but
It was not called an ark. l. was
knowl as the f o,illa, an was con-
struoted lor The purpose Of evadiug
the liquor law OF Massachusetts by
relliug rum on the water, which ths
rumseller claimed was neutra, ground
A bhud bar was arranged in the
house, and the rum poked through a
hole w.ta a sliding door the seller OF
he liquor bsinR ont OF sight. Toe
bacchduallan scenes IA hIs 'F,olillA
were terrible. Fights were hourly
occurrences, and men would stagger
from this 'Floula' on to the wharf,
anl there fight and bang Jhems lives
unuls hey were unable 20 stand.
These scenes wero witnessed by
women ard children, aud crowds
would collect to see the poor.
wretche1 drunkaristgar each other to
pieces A number Of citihels organ
Izei themselves 10 TO secret sssJc,a.
ton for the purpose o. destroying
the 'Flot3liaI Mr.. Amos He, who
was always stsonch iempcrsn; zee
man, was Que OF the party. On q
iark night these men disguised
themselves boarded the concern ani
set 1t on fre. The fire was hailed
with delight by the people, and II
made on OF the foes, displays of
fire works ever witnessed IN Paw
lucket From the building arose a
4 me OF vsriagAted colors. and, us
Tie casks oil liquors burst, he contents
ook fire and spread bl.zs Of fire
All over the river. i was grand
Illustration o. the frey regions, and
haiIeIujahs rose high when the Flo
MA burnt TO be waters edge.
Who the party was that dsstroyeI
bic floating rum5hop was not kpown
FOR many years, aud II is believed
that all who took AN active part in
1T. with one or two exceptions, have
passed awaY."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18
WHr 81. JOHN WIS DEFEATED.

One OF the ouriosltles OF the recert
electinous. says the Pittsburgh Tel
eQ,dph, was the defeat OF Gov. st.
John, of Kansas. and great many
persons cannot uudersts nd it The
reason is plain enough when they see
It. Their mistake is in identifying
ST. John, the Republican candidste
for Governor, too closely with st.
JOHN the Prohibitionst, who led in
the movement To establish the Pro-
hibition amendment to the constitu-
tion. 1t was assured that he would
receive the came support in his effort
to secure reelection tn II he receiv-
ed when establishing the amend
M mt. But In one case he was
party man and in the other he was
not. The amendment, while carried
10y Republican votes mainly, was not
strictly party measure. The tenn
perancs Democrats voted for it. But
after it had been adopted, there was
no proof that they would abandon
their party in party contest aud vote
for the Republican 81. John simply
because the amendment WAS carried
through under his administration.
The amendment had become law,
and, no matter who might be elected
Governor, that tue law would have to
be obeyei. The Democrats, there
tore, in this last election, saw no
necessity for voting agalust their
own candidate Deduct the number
of temperance Democrats who were
expected without good reason TO
support 81. John from the poll
which had been counted on for him,
and add IT TO tho number OF anti
temperance republicans, who, it was
known, would not vote for him, and
there ls no mystery in the fact that he
was defeated while the rest Of the
ticket was elected. The error was
IN suppoeiuG that ST. John would
be supported by oil the men who
supported the prohibition amend
meut.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18
5fArRIWoNIfL rRfBULlrf0Ns.

a good IeaD Of matrimonial tnb-
% ton was brought to light In the
.as' census returns Several husbands
returned their wives ~ the head Of
families and desyubed himself az an
idiot for having married bis literal
betterhsl M rrsjsad Imhear,.y
sorry for st. was returned IN two
cases; and n quite number Of In
stances. Tempe aas entered nm
der TIE bead ~ iuGrmiues opp,ste
.bs name Of The wife. Confessions
oi tais sort bes.Ie5 LelDg, ss we h I'VE
Already limited, som what in Discreet.
ore ol'cu also decidedly supererosa
ory, ior coJugaI dpecpslons. like
murder, wis out, and that somelm q
lu tue mos. provoking and unnmsIy
ms4oer. Take an illustration. Al
"A racsot fashionable wedding. after
t1e departure Oh tbo happy pair, a
dear utte g.r., whose papa and
mamma were among tbs guests. ak.
ed aita cuaI'sInaooent IuouisIl.
vrDese Why i5 luey throw things
O.. .ue prsty lady boo the rrs,eg,
'F0r iock uetr fepIs1 one Of the
bGde--msIIs. Aud wbv ega,p
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18
4 RETOLUrTOYIN rHEWrSr.

Iowa became Republican, State
in 1856 For eighteen years sbe sen q
unanimous Republican delegation to
Congress. n solitary Democrat was
carried in on the tidal wave OF 1874,
but was swept out in 1876. Two
years later the State partly sucoum-
bed to Greenback influence, and Gen.
Weaver and his q, tutor, Gillette,
took seats in the House cf Represen.
taUves. la 1880, however, the Re-
pubecans carried the State by a
large IN jority, e,ecting their whole
Congress ticket. R,besoulsm ha,
again turned the tile, and four Dem
octats from Iowa viii appear IN the
next House. TRooi these Democrats g
takes the place Of RIVER aud Uarbor
jobbers
Ia Illinois the result is equally en-
couraging The Democrats gain tuur
districts The success of VIM. II,
Morrison and William NJ. Spriu-
ger ia especially gratifying, ss
heir districts had been gerrym,u-
ierel by the Robesoni ans, with a
view TO their retirement. Springer
d .feats Dietrich Q. Smi,h, an IN
blushing RIVER and Halbor jobbsr
An honest Democrat also supp,auts
j. w. Singleton, Demoorrua bolter
Of RIVER aud Harbor prochvl,es,
who received Hepubican aid. John
IL Lewis and William IL. Marsh,
servltors OF Robson IN the last
House, are also returned to private
hls.
For lhe fret time since the Ere
mont campaign, majority of the
Cougressmen eject IN Wisconsin aIe
Democrats. Only one r Rpublcan
River aud Harbor jobber on. Of FIVE ls
returned TO Congress.
la Indiana the Democrats carry
nine, and probably ten, OF the four
teen Con greauonai DISTRICTS Orth
Pierce, and De Motte, uuhlnchlng
advocates OF the B.yor and Harbor
stea, are certainly overghelm o.
The only R1Dasouian elected js WI
liam II. Cslklns. Tue Od Watcu
NJ, 81. fN.. w %. II
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18

The Chicago Journal says that
"the Republican party begins TO re-
aliz5 she great misfortune that be;e.l
It ard the country IN the death Of
James A Garfield HIS assassination
revived "Stslwariism," which lies
40 the bottom Of all these party
troubles aud gave u a new lease Of
life L's' weeks crop Of Dead Sea
apples. which turn to dust aud ashes
on our lips to-day, is the bitter fruit
Of the Term tree that was
planted and wa,ered by the Stal-
wsrt machine bos3ef. Conkling,
Don Cameron and others planted
and Presdent Arthur wa
tered with the Federal patronage,
bat 10 looks just now as II the Demo.
cratic party would secure the in
crease. This SO painfu 5ubjsct,and
80 will DOT pursue it. Our third
term friends can mediate upon it at
.hair leisure. Il Garfield bad lived
5taIwartam would have died a nat.
ora. DEATH, and there would have
oseu peace and harmony Ia the Re-
publican party"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18

when summer Gocs.

When Sumner goos-;hon shadows creep
Across the world OF trees AID fllwers;
The birds a solemn silence keep
Through Au,umn's slowly darkouing hours,
Aui swiftly fades each ling ring ross
When summer goes.
When Summer goes-iheo disappears
L.fe's joyous youth; goodly store
Oispring tide hopes, aud dreams aul fears,
And joys thst will return no more.
Lifo's eun deeper shadow throws
Wnen Summer goes.
When Summer goes-still strength remains
To bear whatever time may bring;
For truer, deeper courage reigus,
Though man may haye no heart 10 sing;
Andsd ay by day Faith stronge. grows,
When Summer goes
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18
oct6t6
Notice to Creditors.

To the creditors of Lawrence Brodorick,
deceased:
In pursuance Of a decree OF the Circuit
Court ot the County of Preston made Ina
cause therein pending, tN subject the
real estate OF the said l. Ltwronce Brndei
lex t. the payment OF his debts. ven are
required 10 present your claims against
the estate q! The said Lawrence Brodcr-
lex, for adjudication Ia smith CIaue.
Commissioner ~ his Office in the said
county, ON or before the 2lsT DAY OF
OCTOBER next.
Witness, Smith Crane. Clerk of said
Court, this 6;h day of September. 1889.
SMITH CKANE.
GMSi5 Ciork
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18

Mr over aimee, l. sUlsuaal Gov.
eruor -e.tc. OF Mssssclu.sus. a
uougl uo~ rs mao .i gieu Wealth
aas t1uuej Co work, aud dld work
Ior yeau ln boo fathers .op q. a
common journey ymaa a0ovel-makt,.
Ihs proficiency ue attained as ID m,.
cbau.c s shown oY the TACT that for
years he alone made AN tbe puze
shov ls aud o.uef lOo.s exhibited by
tue h % 40 fairs Do thls aud other
countries. HIS example is bslug 10
,0wed oy hls son, nov twenty years
old, VINO daily works al tbo bench
aud anvil
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18
ENGAAND's PUHLEC ExEcUrro,.
EH

M,rwood Che Tnbhc czeooHoosr
o. j. E.gsud hsa received letter
threatening ms hie. II had bse,
posted 3D. Dublin, and purportsd to
come rom the Secret souety Of
a sss.u 700. ~ lhs writer he N..
warnet that be must not cxpset Co
return 90 England f ever be- ven
.ures again INTO I,eaoI 90 eerorn
ZOO execution na was aIvsi q.
take n1Ics Oh tlIs once Ger aI.ard
That BE ha3 been Watched Tor som.
ums. Wneh us was .ecsotly at Ar
msgh ho Is tod that be made a YER,
uarroR escape Msr4ooj laid bIs
letter before 'bs nome secretary. aud
has been assured Jnat hereafter when
10 ireland be wui have AID the pro-
lection ho requires.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18

Iu London a young man who wishes 10
be a swell goes to "a tailor offering him
800 a year to cl0the him. The tailor keeps
uim supplied with new suits as fast rs the
swell returns toe old ones, which he caDE
not keer more than month. They are
but little IL any worn, and the tailor sells
them readily 90 ready made clothing hou-
ses. Atthe end Of the year the tailor has
made 5000 from the swell, besides the
prohg on the sale Of the clothes, and the
swell hss dressed sxqulsitely al small
expense.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding lions b iudg-
ment or otherwise, on the rcal estate ui.
any part thereof of Daniel Whitehdir:
Ia pursuance Cfa decree Of the Circuit
court OF Preston County made ion "a
cause therein pending tO subject the reai
estate OF the said DdUic! Whiiehuir To
the satisfaction OF the liens thereon, YOU
arc hereby required To- present all claims
hello 10y YOU and each of you against the
said Daniel Wnitchair. which arc liens
on III real estate, or any part thereof ior
adjudication 10 me at my Office in The
lown Of KinRwnod, iu sand county, on
or ncioie the l2TH DAY or OCTOBER,
1857
Given under my hand this lltI day Of
September, 1882 i y. CWoGAN,
4wSl1 C'mWr. iu ChaucuTy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18
MUST MARRY MORE or GIVE UP
TTEIR OFFICE.

Those Mormons who were content
to bsIieve ia po!ygamy, but wanted
to keep all their clvll rights by being
mouogtmiste, must now practice what
they preach, President Taylor has
informed the priests, bishops and
councillors of the church that they
must marry more, or give up their
Offices. He apparently sees the BEN
eft OF martyrdom. aud is dstermin-
ed that his peculiar faith Shalt bs
atrengt hened by all the persecution
he can obtain for it.. The decision
TO compel prominet Mormons TO take
more wives than oae has also the
merit of consistency. Polygamy 10
the essence OF mormon,sm, and
the church organization would bs
quickly injured, and perhaps de-
stroyed, if the leaders drd not live
up to their tenets. While this step
will shut them out Of public official
life they probably hope to put such
men 10 Offices az will work for the
best interests Of the Latter Day
Sanls.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To tho Creditors OF Elizabeth L. Fairfax
deceased
pursuance OF n decree OF the Circuit
Court o. the County of Preston made in
. cause therein pending, to subject the
real estate of the said Elizabeth l.. Fair
lax, To the payment ~ his debts, YOU are
required 90 present your claims agains;
the estate of the said Elizabeth l.. Fair-
fax, for adjudication u Joseph III. Haw~
tGoine. Commissioner. az his Office in
the soid county, on or before the 18Th
dav Of November next.
Witness. Smith Crane. Cle,k OF said
Court, this 25th day of October 1852.
SMITH CRANE,
Oct6.6 Clerk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS

To all persons holding liens by iudg-
ment or otherw Use. agaiust Tho real es.
state, or any part thereof, Of Joseph ~.
Shaw aud Benz itmin Shaw:
In pursuance uf 3 decree of the Circuit
Court of Preston bounty. made I'm a
cause therein pending, To- subject tho
real estate of the said Joseph NJ. Shaw
ana Benjamin Shaw to the tis,uctiou ul
the liens thereon, YOU are hereby requir
ed TO present all claims held bv YOU and
each OF ynu ag inst tho said Joseph NJ
shaw and Benjamin Shaw (or either Of
them) which are liens on their real es-
tate on any part of j., Tor adjudication TO
me at NV Office i'm Kiugwood ~ said
county. on o. before tho 10TH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1852.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of
September, 1852.
JOS. ii. HAwTuoENE,
t4N22 Commissioner,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18
NOZZLE 10 Lien HOLDERS

To all persons holding lions 10y iuGg-
nent or othtrwise. against the real e,.
tate or ANY part thereof, OF Eolly
Evans
In pIr.uance ofa decree Of the Circult
Court OF Preston County, made In a
cause therein penuing. 10 subject tho
real estate OF the said KOIly Evans. 10 the
satisfaction of the liens thereon. YOU are
hereby required ~ present all claims
held by you and each Of you against tho
said R0liy Evans. Which ave Hens on his
real estate, or any part of il, for ndludi.
cation to me at my JfIice. in KingWood.
IN said county. on or bcfOr the 2OrJT
DAY or OCTOBER, 1882.
Given unuer my hand this 18Th dav Of
September lsSz.
j. II. HAwTUoRNE,
4lSZZ Commissioner,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens by jndQ~
ment or other wise, o. the roal estate
jr any part theI eof Of David 5, Stevens
son:
In pursuance Of "A decree Of The Circuit
Court Of Preston County made in a
cause therein pending. 90 subject the
real estate Of the said David s. Steven
son To- the sttis faction OF Tho liens here.
on, you are horebv required 10 present
All claims held by you and each of YOU
against the said David $. Stevenson.
which are liens on his real estate. or Hny
part Of IT. for adjudication TO mo at my
Office in K'ngwoOd. on or before tine
llTH DAY OF OtIOBEB, 1857.
Given under my band this Ilth day Of
September in the yoir 1882
4wSl0 II. j. CRoGAN,
LommLL LL-aLnmnr Inn LLam.nr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18

NOrlCE TO LIEN HOLDERS

To all persons holding liens by iu e
ineut or otherwise. on the real estate
or any part thereof, of James Shaw:
lu pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court Of Preston County, made in "a
cause therein pending 60 subject tho
real estate OF tie said James Shaw. 10
the satisfaction Of The liens thereon. Won
are hereby required to present aii claims
held by You and each Oi you against tho
SAID james Shaw, which are liens ON his
real estate or amy part cf 70, for gdiudi-
cation To- ino, at my office iu KihpWood
ln'sIid county. ON or before the 10TH
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1852
Given under nay hand this 14th day Of
September iu the year 1889.
Jos. ~. HAwTUORNE.
4lNz2 Commissioner
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B. & 0. R. B. TIME TABLE.

- Condensed time table Of Passenger
Trains of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
for the stations named below, which took
effect Nov IL. 1882:
EASTWARD BOUND.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18

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TX shnAroa EAroN.

E8 Senator Edon, De no3ratic
C'nqree-man elect from the Hartford
(Conu) di1rct, made o. eech
Thursday evening oflsat week IN rec.
ponse 10 seIensde Among other
tniags be sNd "Tbeie are 20 D m
ocranc States 2l D mccaH6 Smles
thank God. ,u thl4 Uniou II there
should be any more base tr.ckery in
1885 there WILDE 81 State
represented IN Co1gre5s TO stand by
the right and defend justic. There
NIi be 10 more uuconst,ut oral
COMMISSIONS, no more eissjpg o.
Pres dsrcjes. Hereafter ia all IA
tiouaI contests the peop Is voice vii.
be heard, and the people vii gov
ero Look at New York, fellow
oItzens-at beat a tied State, it bss
gwen Gov o eveladd 100000 major
ltv. Look at Psonsylvaais, a re-
publican State, where Beaver IS de-
ieated by 10 600 majority. The peo-
pie have spoken. There must be no
more corrupt use 0! money. no buy
ing rings. Oar elections must bs
fair and pnre.'