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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-20

The venerable HoRATIo SEYMOUR,
IN rem srkabls paper contributed
to the February number OF the North
American .ReVie1V. draws attention
to the real Significance OF the great
political reaction exhibited 10 the
recent elections. Beneath a variety
OF superficial and accidental agencies
which may have added Impetus to
the movement, he discerus it's funda-
mental cause ia O growing con Yiction
90 the part Of of observant and
thoughtful men of all parties that
the ceDtrdhzing tendencies eoRen-
5rred by the civil war bsve swe,t
us far away from the safe noorings
provided by the Constitution, and
that the hour hss come to redress the
balance OF Federal aud local powers
OF government in accordance with
the sound princlplee and purpose OF
our organic law.
Mr.. SEYMoUR's views upon this
head are shared by those Republicans
who ielt themselves constrained last
November TO break away from the
party Org imitation. They had be-
come at laet convinced by long and
core experience that they we're pow
erless to cheek within the ranks OF
their own party the inveterate pro-
pens'ty TO usurr and concentrate in
the hands of Federal authorities all
the important functions Of govern
ment.
Mr.. SEYMOUR has done we'll at
this time TO remind the people OF
the country that the theoretical ele-
ment IN our organic law has been
pushed to point which endsngers
the Unable habits o! self-reliance.
self. support, and ssfoon rol and
be time has come 10 fix attention ON
the great political iact recognized
and buttressed by the Constitution.
the fact OF township, county, and
State ability to manage their respec..
tive affairs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-20

BOOKING Presidential candidate.
is far less fertile source of amuse :
ment in the South than In the Mort b,
probably because that section has no
man whom 1t expects to see nomina-
ted. 1t will have potent voice,
however, in the selection Of the
next Democratic nominee, aud the
candidate it fsvors will doubtless
head the ticket. limitations, there.
lore. from the South Of preferen ces
for certain men have more sienific.
snce than those given in the North.
Judge FIELD is shout the only can
didste who mas q distinct boom In
the Southern States. The Macon
Telegraph pave him a han dsome com.
pliment, and says that he Ellis the
ball for Democratic Preside tisl
candidate exactly. Ex-senator Mo
DONALD and the tidal wave Govern
ors Will have TO keep an eye Oh
Judge FIgLD.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-20

THE prompt nomination by joint
caucus Of United States Senator
and the advancement in the Senate
TO the second reading of the bill pro.
posing a rrohibitory amendment 10
the constitution. inspires the hope
that prudent counsels are prevailing
IN the Legislature at Wheeling. E1-
cept an occasional manifest alton here
and there OF the old mania for tin
Fering with the laws. it's action b as
been in the main temperate. sensible
and commendable.
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T osT RECORD NOTICE.

III
State of West Virginia. SIS:
AT Circuit Court held la and for ;he
S'unty OF ", sion. on the llth day OF
December, 1882, John L. Peerce,
VS..
DaYid Freeland, and the Sheriffs of Min
eral ana Preston Counties.
On petition under chapter 175 of the
Acts 1S7l.entitled An Act To supply
the Lost records OF Preston County.
George McGfew, "A Commissioner an
pointed under said Act, bavIug hereto fore
made his fnal report berein, 90 motion
OF the prtitiouer bybis counsel, ii is order. d
that said report b. filed rs at this day. and
that notice be published in each ne WIS
paper printed Ia this county, once a week
for twelve successive weeks, OF the ding
nf said report, and requiring ali persons
interested herein, To app ar before this
court on the n day OF the next term and
DO what 10 necessary TO protect their in
terests.
Provided. that such notice may consist
OF a copy Of this order published as afore-
said.
a CRY from the record.
Test SMITH CRANE,
Clerk
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r osT RECORD NOTICE.

OSI hECOhD NOIICE.
state OF West Virginia, S.;
At Cifcuit Court held in and for the
County of Preston, on the 11th day of
December. 1882 John II. Peerce
vs.
Philip Fletcher, joseph V, Williams, Isaac
Parsons, Edward II. Mcdonald, and the
Sheriff { Mineral County.
On petition under chapter IT'S "f the
Acts II 1871, entitled An Act TO supply
The lost records of Preston County.
George Ill. McGrew,a Commissioner ap-
pointed under said Act, having heretofore
| made bis tnsl report herein, on motion OF
The petitioner, by his counsel, It is order
ed that said report be- filed as of this day,
and that a notice be published In each
newspaper printed la this county, once a
week tor twelve successive weeks. of The
Hing OF said report, and requiring all per
sons interested therein, To appear before
this cour, on the 6tn day of the next term
and do what is necessary to- protect their
| interests.
Provided that such notice may consist
of copy of this order published as afeI e.
said
| A copy from the record.
T,sts- SMITH CRANE,
Clerk
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IN pursusncs Of Published call
the Democratic members of the West
Virginia Legislature met in Joint
caucus last Tuesday evening and on
the third ballot nominated Repre-
sentative JOHN E. KENNA, OF Ka-
nawba county, to succeed the Hon
HENRY g. DAVIS in the United
States Senate after the 4th Of March
next. The action Of the caucus will
be formally ratified by the Lepisla-
turs next Tuesday. JOHN E. KYNNA
was born In Ksnswha county April
III, Io48, his father being native
OF Ireland. HIS mother was dsugh-
ter OF JOHN LEWIS. a grandson oil
Gen. ANDREW LEWIS, Of revolution
airy fame. MIR. KENNA's father died
10 1896. leaving wldow,two daugh
iers. and the subject of this sketch,
the daughters being younger than
the son. Early in the late evil war.
though a mere youth, Mr.. KENEA
go listed in the Confederate army,
snd while in the service was badly
wounded in the shouider and arm.
at the close of the war he return-
ed 10 Kanawhs county, where ne has
slnce resided. Through his own eff
iorts, assisted by couple OF friends
who recognized his worth, Mr.. KEN
MA was enabled to enter ST. .VInoeu. Is
College, Cincinnati. in 1866, whe,e
ne graduated with distlu shed
credit in two years. He commenced
the study Of law in 1863, and In 1870
Was admitted to practice, and at
once commenced brilliant profes-
sional career. In 1872 he was cleo.
tel prosecuting attorney Of Kanawha
county. where he won distinction In
the prosecution Of i'm portsut cases
defended by the ablest lawyers ia
that section. In 1879 he was nom
mated for Congress over formidable
opposition, and after a brilliant can
vass was elected. Since then he has
been re-sleoted three timss, al WAYS
oy increased majorities.
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Thus far the new year has been
marked by more than the usual mum
Der OF destructive 6res throughout
the country, and they have been at
tended with more than the usual
loss OF life. What a dreadful thing
was the Milwaukee FIRE Let every
body take warning and be more core
full.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-20

IHE PmiadslpD.a h4uuer s.ys
Dat Nj RANDALL BE- proceed .ng
"'h Do c~ngas- yeiy quietly bus. Il
Is believed, Dooe tDs les eR-ctiy-.
Tue quarreI BE-. @esu Re resenta,iy,s
CARLISLE aud BLACEBygE uas h.d
TIE effect Of drawing puDuc stteo-
uon yarIcu ,afly 10 tOsm aud from
Mr. RANDALL, but IT. would b. 4.
mistake TO suppose that either Of
them hss thus Tar di-snc. d Ar. RAN
DALbIn the ssso tor tls speaker
ship
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I osT RECORD NOTICE.

state OF West Virgins, S.:
Alta Circuit Court held in and for the
County IT Priest q, on the f1th day Of
December, 1882, John r. Peerce,
vs..
Joseph Rtzel, Edward II. Mcdonald
Isaac Parsuus aud Joseph v Wluisms,
Ou petition under chapter 175 Of the
Acts OF 1871, entitled 'An Act 10 suppIv
the lost records of Preston County.
George II. Nee CIV, a Cummissionet
appointed under said act having hereto.
fore made his foal report herein, ON mo
ton Of tbe petitioner BY his counsel. n il
orI,red that ssid report be ilpd IA II this
day,and that Is notice be- published i'm each
newspaper printed IN this g UNITY, once a
week for twelve successive weeks. Of the
hirg OF faid port, aud requiring all p,r.
sIps Interested therein, 20 appear before
This court on the 9 IA day Of the next term.
end DO what IS necessary to protect Their
iL'ertsts
ProU1rd that such notice may consist
~ 70 copy ot this order published 70 aforr.
said.
A capy from Toe record.
Fest
SMITH CRANE,
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at $500 per year
7 oST RECORD NOTICE,
State OF West Virgini

State OF West Virginia, S.:
A a Circuit Court held i'm ami for the
county .. Preston, on the nth dav of
December, 1882. John Il. Peerce.
John w. Athev. Edward " McDnu,Id
Joseph V Williams and the Sheriu Of
Mineral County.
On petition under chapter IT'S of the
Acts Of 1871. entitled An Act TO s1pnIv
the lost records ~ Preston County ,'
Geprge n, McGrew, "A Commissioners
apo nted under said Act, hav. NO hore-
toiore made bis final report herein, ON
motion OF the petitioner 10y his counsel
II - ordered that siid report be filed as
OF this ddY,and that notice be polished
10 each newspaper printed I'm this county
once a week for twelve successive weeks
OF he Ming at said report, aud reuuirinV
all persons Interested therein To apDeaI
before this court on the 9th day of noxf
term, and do what is necessary to pro.
tect their interests,
Provided. that such notice NAV con
ist OF copy OF this ORDER published as
Aforesaid.
A copy from the record.
Test SMITH CRANE,
ClprL
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-20

The town OF Longvisw, Tezas ,hss
developed novel method OF maxine
New Years visits. The prom,ren,
gentlemen oil the town male then
calls on that day in the following
ludicrous style; They provided
themselves with Pieces of brown
cardboard about a foot square on
Mulch their nam were rUdeIy pnn-
ted IN large type. They preanted
these visiting cards at he doors on Il
huge dustpau. Each gentleman rod
the most ungaIniy mule that could
be found, and was accompanied bg \
servant mounted on splendid nor Sc,
gayly ca2srlsoned. The servants
carried the mammoth visiting cards
III a basket. Such Is the wild and
untrammelled freedom Of Lille 10 the
Lone Star State.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-20

The Wheeling Register few days
ago in full column editorial dir
cussed from social stand point the
theory and fact OF the color line in
this country. In which the writer
reaches the conclusion that race dis
functions and prejudioss instead oil
fading and becoming extinct have
deepensd and intensified with the
passage of time.
We do not refer TO the article OF OUT
able contemporary with any purpose
OF questioning its premises or conclu-
sions, but rather to call attention to
the fact that the mere social aspect oil
the questian is its least interesting
and important side. This ia q Tree
country, and every body, white, red
or black, has a right to hedge and
estrict their social intercourse and
relations TO suit themselves. Nor
does this condition OF society reeult
from or presuppose sort OF MASON
and DrxoE's line Of race and color.
but is simply the out-growth Of rel
alive social position and distinction
But 1T is when this coIor.lne OF lis
function is maintained at the expense
OF the natural or lawfully acquired
rights Of any portion or class oil A.
msrioan citizens. that the question
becomes important.
The Fourteenth amendment to the
constitution OF the United States
declares that No State shall enact
or enforce soy law sbridgirg the
rights o. Immubities of citizens OF
the United Ststes, and yet in the
face Of this probibitory clause Of the
supreme law OF the Land, the chi
drsn Of class Of citizens Of this and
other Ststes are practically exc nd
ed on account Of The cclor OF the r
sBin II u attending aud receiving
instruction in the public schools OF
the State. Here the mantle nancp
OF the color-line ia an iniractiun o.
constitutional law, is gross and pa.
pable wrong ADD injustice to tbst
class Of citizens against which the
determination is made, aud per
InsnentIy injurious and detrimental
TO the Stale--in word 1t 10 unIaw-
iul, unjust, and unvise.
This is the seriouo and important
side Of The question, srd We respect
fully Pretent 1t 10 our esteemed and
able contemporary nd To the Dem
ooratic members Of The Legislsture
now in session at Wheeling.
II wac the retention Of this color
line in theJury laws OF toe State, BY
excluding bic rscs and co.ot from
The jury boz, that gave the negr,
WIfs-murdsrer STRAUDER loop
bols Of escape from the penalty q
bis crime, little while ago.
Our school law still hss rcnDips
through it the dark line Of race ana
oorlor distinction, and 10 tbsnsm.
Of true democracy, and Of right and
Of justice, and Of wisdom. aud q
constitutional Law. We urge tba. The
sst 9sstigs q !. b sEpungsd.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-20

Mr.. JOHN Fl lNMAN, a nativ. Of
Tennessee, who went to Neq Yof K
alter the close OF the war with few
hundred dollars, aud is now repu-
ted to be worth $40 100000 4mas. ed
cotton speculation, hss recent y
Visited me South, during Which be
looked INTO the condition. location
and earning capacity OF the Georgi.
Pacific Z lfosd, which 10 TO ruo
from Atlanta, Ga, to Columbus Mrs
lie wss 30 well pleased at the OIL
look That or bis return 20 Ma Yotk
DO made cash oHsr TOR S8OOn 600
Of the bonds Of the Io4d % a6yure
Just shade below tbs prics IL which
TIE 0onds were cGyrgi 900 email l.ts.
The directors Of the Redmond and
O1nyiiIe Extension Company, who
mold The bonds formally declined
HE offer The lscl that 40 cautiou. .
Capitalist ~ M INHAN wiling 10
invest - OCO 900 90 - $ urberp en-
ierPrse is Tie strou e-t pIoof be
could give, DOT only oil bis am IN
tbi' Particular eoterpuse, out Of Q
improved outioos for rh. South.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-20

HE Sc retary OF Ihe Interior ga va
the New York Sun, asks Congr ess
to appropriate 500 600 to complete
the Tenth census Congress has
been voting money for that purpose
ever since 1879, and yet the Tenth
census is not complete. Nobody
knows when it will be complete.
Nobody knows how many dollars
will be required to com plete it. No
body knows what 1T will be when
finished, All that 10 known with
certainty concerning this wonderful
work ia that 1T has already cost So
5O3,6 81, or about So, 500 600 more
than the limit fixed by the origin al
act of March 8, 1879.
In other words, 1t has cost to count
the people OF the Uulted States
rather more than ten cents for every
man, woman, and child of the fifty
millions.
The cause of this outrageous ex-
travaganoe is toe departure from the
constitutional Objects oil the census.
The purpose OF an enumeration every
tenth year is 10 afford a basis ior an.
portionmsnt Of Representatives ~ j
taxes. That ID all. Toe fancy fes-
lures Of the census have been tack d
on at the instance OF theorists with
theories to bolster aud ssstIst Cians
hungry for more figures.
The expenditure tor each succe ell d.
ing census Will grow larger, and the
scope oil the undertaking more pr,
posterously smbit QUE, until pubic
opinion forces back the work within
its proper Unite. Like the appro-
prIation for rivers and harbors The
census appropriation vi always be
made IS large as the people vii
stand.
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WEDDING INVITATIONS,
POSTERS
And in fact everything pertaining
Farms for Rent and
Lands for Sale.

The undersig0ed has several farms for
rent. Tie also offers TO sell his unin>
proved lands in lots TO suit purchasers.
NJ low figures 10 ON HERD credit.
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SMITH CRANE.
Ci fb
.MORMONISM UNHELLED .

BY = MORMON BISHOP.
BON the only real expose 81 the viii,
deeds Df tho
DANfTE5i
BLOOD ATONERSl
q fNGING ANGELS
and other secret societies Of NIoruoui4rn
Full aud authentic parti .ulrs ot an.
HORRIBLE CHEtY N mon ,,n
mon aud children At The Monuttin Ne.,d-
uws Massacre. and terrible wrougs nd
suiicuug5 of Mrs. Brig. Han. pton
wondered book for Agents. CompIeta
outfit ~ Gems. DutGt aud arnpl,. COW
~ ~.
Secure an agency at Ouce. or write "a,
illustrated circular aud special terms a.
SUN ~ BLi3ufNG co.
t3lO and 9lA Pine street.
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Creditors Notice.

ed:
ln pursuance Of o decree 81 the CirsuA
Court 81 tho County OF Preston, naads in
real estate OF the said John " bfts A tLs
pigment % his debts, you are rsaUtrsd
iO present your claims against the sstaSs,
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ll me sald county, on or be ore Abe ITth
day OF October next
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Buckman, Lawrence, Demarara.
Entered, schrs John j TAYLOR. Shaw New
York; Snare, Smith, New York: entered
and cleared, steamship State of Texas. Risk,
New York.
New York, Nov 30-Arrived, Old Dominion
Manhattan, st German, DevOnia, Richmond
Arrived out, Carolina, barks5 louise and st
Christopher.
Homeward, barks Jas L Harvey, Rebecca.
Vega, Vulcan.