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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03
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while both political parties seek
10 restrain the Northern Pacific
Railroad from acquiring lands for
consideration Of incsiusbls value 10
the whole county. Why do they not
turn their attention 10 q palpabis
fraud which has been tolerated for
yssrs past. wi,hou. protest. except
from The Brssnanpf why do they
Gloss their eyes 10 the fact ,hst many
townships of valuable timber lsnds
have psssed iato The possession Of
moaopolis's end spectators for .
mere song, through the connivance
Of tools Who are willing 10 sell their
birthviuhi and lrsmpls under foot
The safeguards inssrpossd by Law 10
pressss the public domain from this
vary wrong, Has neither party The
courage 10 gsapple this mons,rous
evil. simply because II IL . wrong
psvpe.ralsd by the many aud does
not present those allurins pros.
psots VI success which condemnation
of . single corporation affords. ssps.
cialiy when VAT upon I. unites land
Grabbsss In IN effort 10 cripple .
rival power aud nj the same time
divert attention from their own pot
schemes
II ls mot alone the timber spscula-
Tor Who 10 engaged In making . cor
nsr In valuable lands said ~ be un-
suitable for agriculture. bat the coal
operator likewise gets hi. " work In"
81 The came game. Il 10 Just ~ easy
10 swear that tract 10 non. mineral
~ that u IL unfit for cultivation, aud
this feet has not bssn lost sight Of
BY those " inneesnt purchaser" Who
the Department seems 90 anxious 10
protect. One Of the Seattle papers
notes ~ fact that iifty timber land
entries In King county are alleged
10 he fraudulent. The Government
has received bv, " 90 per scrs for
these tracts. When the price 10 $40.
The investigation now being made
by the spssial agent will doubtless
result In nothing. ~ have former
seorss. and the patents u not already
issued will soon be In the pockets OF
Innocent purchasers. The Commits.
sioner has given notice that soon a.
this transpirss the Government l.
powsslsss. no matter how fragrant
The outrage by which title l. ac-
quirsd.
Would II not have been better for
the peoi'le 10 have had some voice in
making the party platio,msf IL Il
probable that they would have &C.
esp'sd ssst.ls's sapwood slab when
- much livs.osh plank we're q, their
command
- . .
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

IT seems that the calls issued by
the Democratic aud the Peoples
parties arc NORWOOD and gall to
our amiabie friend who runs the
Courier. nor do they seem to suit
the stomach of some of his friends
who manipulated conventions until
the people rebelled. That they
make wry faces is the best evidence
that it is " good medicine"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

Tito ll~nassatie l,eiesasss .iertsd IT ihe
late tftnstiss iu tatniltstHe" sNh ~
.ssosaissss ~ ths iuunts Convention afe
s~s,tse@fsssi - u,ss.t So thu ttfsiusns hniin
81 l,iiantlita TAFT 80
StFtAbtI. at nphtE ~ issi,
al o'eireh . . ~ Hawlinat. a usaiHtF
ltcses ~ - sapssuFtssi ~ the general
sisstlun aud isftuftn siirh aihet duties
&c nav - Declined est,sdient
A foil representation f'uin zach psesinrt
!. earnestly tssifsh
JpliN MILLER MURPHY
thn thus@aun 90 tlsm se Com
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

TACOMA is happy in the assurance
of English capitalists that deputa-
ton of their number are en- route to
make all necessary arrangements for
the manufacture of iron and steel
near that place.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

Some of Beecher's congregation
are trying to bulldose him for his
support of Cleveland by staying
away from prayer meeting. A very
un-Christian method, surely.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

SOME of our nominees for "Gen-
eral," find fault with the STANDARD
because we neglected to place the
military" ticket at the head of the
paper, Notwithstanding the crowded
state of our columns should at once
have suggested the cause of omission
to anybody who has "eyes to see"
The fact is, the custom OF parading
party nominations at the head of the
editorial page is one which we are
glad is going into disuse. None of
the metropolitan papers yield space
to political announcements of any
description in their leading columns,
nor anywhere else without pay.
There is no reason why newspaper
should b. ridden by its party any
more than It's individual members,
aud in future campaigns we intend
to place all party announcements
where they properly belong, in the
business columns of the paper. If
the rule of free advertising is strictly
adhered to, the party nominations
of each county should be inserted,
without Partially or favor, and this
would absolutely crowd the autocrat
of the paste-pot and shears out Of
"house and home"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

IT seems that Blaine (who our
local Nasty thinks it is the duty of
temperance people to suppor') di6
not vote for the Prohibi,ory Amend
ment submitted to the people of
Maine. He lodged the issue in the
most cowarlly manner. He waited
till evening, after the worlen had
left the polls, in the hope of slipping
in his vote without showing his hand
on this important question. But the
Democrats spoiled the little game;
and when his name was called
and the vote registered, 10 and be.
hold! the doomed knight lowered
his lance and refused to vote for or
against proposition which is sup
ported by our best people every.
where, and which in his own State
is backed by the most satisfactory
results of thirty years of trial. How
do you like this display of manli-
ness, Prohibitionists ? l. it really a
knight who has donned the spurs,
or is it a cowardly knave who ex-
poets to ride into power through
deception and false pretenses ? La
dies of the Temperance Union, how
does such an advocate suit you?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

Ex-CoNeREssMAN j. S. Smith,
prominent politician of Oregon and
q pioneer resident Of that State, is
dead.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

Ed. Williams and Hugh Devera
have been arrested for cattle-stealing
in King county.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

The Courier seems to have a par
ticular animosity for Mr.. Stephen L.
Ruddell, the Chairman of the Peo-
pies Central Committee; but the
more it abuses such men the more
deeply its party will be showed un-
der in November. 1.-The blood CT
tho martyr is the seed of the
Church"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

JUDGE Gresham has been appointed
of the Treasury. in place
of Judge Folger, deceased.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

Gov. Newell's district as U. S.
Indian Inspector is the 9Th, includ-
ing the whole Pacific Coast. He
has entered upon his duties, and will
necessarily have to keep his cffice
mainly in his hat, but the residence
of himself and family will remain at
Olympia.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

The loss of the Esmond hotel and
adjacent buildings, in Portland, by
fire, involves an aggregate of sl70.-
900, on which there was an insurance
of SOL 900.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

Miss Mary Van Cleave, daughter
of Judge j. S. M. Van Cleave, of
Pacific county, was accidentally
drowned few days ago, near Bay
Center, while crossing the river in q
boat
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

FREIGHT trains begin running ON
the Northumberland section of the
Northern Pacific Railroad today.
The will leave Portland every morn
ing hereafter at an early hour. A
passenger car will be attached. On
the 10th instant, regular passenger
trains will leave Portland daily about
noon, and arrive at Tacoma about
8 o'clock, q few hours later than the
accommodation train which leaves in
the morning. This change will give
US our mails an hour earlier than
formerly, but as the Postoffice closes
by rule, we will have to wait till
morning for our letters just as we do
now.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

The Oregon State Fair was CON-
plete failure this year. They failed
to advertise, is one cause.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

The military nominations made by
both parties are ornamental appen-
dages for which we can see no posi-
BILE use. They are like the stops on
some of the cheap orgaus which us.
ually terminate in a block of wool.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

IT is said that ex-senator Nesmith,
of Oregon, is suffering from soften
ing Of the brain.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

Territory ~ washlaxsoa
County ~ Thu ston,
In probate Court,
In the matter Of the estate u l,snaa
M. Ward. decessed.
All persons having clsiuss aGataea
estateare hereby notified 10 pssssM
same, with The a~css~ary vvsckesa y
town u Tenimo. ThurstaH county, 49,
ington Territory, within one yeas
the date hereof or the sense I'LL
barred. IsAsg ul,tMAuHks
Administrator of tbs estate of use8
NJ. Ward, deccasei.
Dated, olympia, was,iastos Tssvss'y
September sth. ieal
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

The Tacoma Daily Ne,cs has en-.
tered upon its second year. 1t is .
good paper.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

The t'seuiss PATTY ~ fhufslnn county
Il psHe,i ~ ssest lea ,uns entlan, hS dele
yates $50
SAfTRBAi. 0o p,HHH ~. tsst
81 ueln,k - iu tsiugplia Hall,
,slt spss 81 nominate candidates hsF
rBun,s ufntsts snh fsthifm sueh ,ahtt
uttiss ~ thr lsultiir ~stk ir~ nsay sfpuire.
n u tnss' mNssnstsst thu. that ihe lTius
~ m.stinss H. hnla in the respective PIE
t~si ~ o'ui,sh y - 90 the mliuw Inp
attsafftatttteNf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

AZ citizens sho arr willing ~ unite
With TIE organization hamed in this
r.ants t~e yeats asu IA ~sseuFe faithful
tt~shasTs ~ aats hy puigiin ofssosfs, an,s
which tesuitssi ~ the election ~ y large
portion ~ the ticket. attended ~ ih.
ntss~t isnsHrlal ~ salts all who are ap
lsssFd " clique management AMI .a,s@
rule all Who feel u ~ 10 an imperative
duty ~ euast The sovereignty III the lndi.
vidusi and the sanrsity ~ the tablet -
the emily safeguard. ~ Tree Hos.t nmeui 7,
alt she hsiiste that suffrage is an Ina.
iienxils right ~ Intelligent isasnhos.d aua
wnsasnhosni based uss,u citizenship all
who fssof progress and sueh reforms a.
will ssensu The greatest s,ssd ~ the
largest numi.sf, ATE sosalsils inyii.d to
toin With us 81 the Primaries sud aid ",
the .siesiiun of representative uen and
weussu ~ the teunit Convention.
In nssSey thai the nosninstl nns may te
: svees " me will ef the people. we ear
neotiy eujeiH fnews1sssp ~ the fepple's or.
nantea1sea IN themselves attend ths pie.
etnes wse<tsnue sad uvss uthefs whe are
IN symynthy 9Th ss ~ slo iikew ise, to the
end THAI . f,sil ari~nAsiou b. returned
nvgB tbs whale eouniy.
with harmony ri sentiment and unity
1T scsion th~se y no ssrh verd as tail.
STEPHEN l.. RuDpEiL.
chm ThaFssaa Tn re"ple's Gen. tom.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

IL seems that the fame Of Lewis
county has extended 10 the uttsrmost
parts Of The earth. and that Count
Ncuvistitshy. . Russian exile. and
his wife. . genuine countess. have
bouah, The Ford place Of sao. scrss.
and propose mailing II their future
home. The price paid was $1,000.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

A GENTS 10 srii pIxoNr MO- 81 :
N psrior MAt7 aud tuAuM II
CayinR an agency - any ~ shs 49,
JOHN Dixon,
~ n:i 49,. "a; q
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03
Dem oat,e Nominations,

Dem ofltl1 Nominations,
NAttu~At
49, President
GROVER CLEVELAND.
iatN Ie i'u siHitut
TttOs. A. HENDRICKS.
ttHniNlitlN
Tuf issisvsft tat ustsss
{. =. VOOiItts.
Prosecuting tii"tnrs 90 iui insi'p't
j. 4. MctADDEN.
ntas3laf 'srasfai
JAMES McAui-lFt.
stiuisu, oenstsi
W .. ANDERSON.
4usftsfunasisf iirnEfai
PRANK HAND.
,asnsuissass usnsrsl,
SiMONnS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-03

ruos. A. iirNDHicKs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-12
LEAVING " FOE HOME,


Homo Borrowiai D+lexattonS Wearing
y. CrnPs on lhnir Arms.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE outward trains
for the East vera heavily loaded this alter
noon, nearly oil the eastern marching
clubs taking their departure, The 4mee:
icus and Randall clubs Of Philadelphia,
pa{adea the streets before taxing lsave, car:
rying Ia addition ta .heiE rlub banner, ore
inscribed with the name Of Cleveland.
They took q special at & O'Clock. Some ot
the msmbera took the outcome iocularly,
but in tho main the crowd showed q bitter.
ness Of spirit and sone Of tho marcberu
displayed bits $oi Grape In their button.
holes. II think the Democratic party has
committed harikarl," said one Ct the "a.
chems Of fTammany. I;i'l ii4,'' Z ~ 4 I
a number Of opinions are printed "a
coming from John Kelly, but he decla1es
positively he has not convsrsed with any
newspaper man, and be haa not expressed
any opialon upon the si!uasian, and ls no.
reaponalble iori any s.atements coming
from the Tammauy 2 pe4bera who i,al
they hays encountered psIsonal defeat
NJ. Manning and majority ol The Nsv
Work delegation are :ex9berant hut mod.
crate Ia theiy speech. Mr.. Manning saya
Cleveland will surely carry New York. Eli
S"By what msj ,rity f""ftiii ttsliis3' q;
" shall not predict maiorities, but wa
shall carry New York beyond any doubt
II tho other Democratic States do their
duty, Cleveland will occupy tho White
House after usSt MArch. Tho party at
lasge In the State will give him as earnest
q duppors "a It did Nj. Tilden. I an e&ie
In psomlalug victory In Now York" y
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FREDERICK DOUGLASS
TO Private Daixsil hcnds . nost Cordt,
.-.. Greeting,

10 Private DAiSsii heMds . noat Cordts]
,- Greeting.
speetal h'fnkh 10 Lhs IVeligencer. ,-lr
CALDWELL. O., July ll.-Pfivate Dalzell
has received the following letter from .he
Hon. Fred. Douglass:
WAsuIsa7os, July 10. 1854.
To Prirdts Da':su, Caldpeli, Ohio:r
my DEAR sia:-l do not forget the work
done by you and me in Indisna four ,, a,l
ago. l think tho prospect Of Republic an
victory there was less encouraging til, q
than now, ye: lsee the points OF danger IN
Ohio to which you call my attention, al d
the need Of the kind Of work you hold
yourself ready and willing to do &c
overcome opposition and promote Repub
lican success. II Is plain that We have nc
time 10 lose, and no men or means tc
spare, "a 3Si
The enthusiasm Of other Gays must be
revived; the loyal and patriotic heart mus,
be touched. Qlealions Of flaarce, civil
service and taxation oueh. to have promi.
hence IN this Or other canpsiyn., but these,
IS you we'll Say, do no! stir the aouls oI
men as when justice, liberty and loyalty
and humsnity are to be defended and pro.
tscied. l think We give away our case
when We gay tha. the Issues involved in The
late war are nov dead. While I would
not Ian the A,mes Of sectional auimosit V In
this campaign I would ssas,ers the great
principles maintained by loyal men on ,be
battle field. We ara less liable to remem.
btr too lorg than to forget TOO soon ,Ee
principles and events Of that great et,ur
gle. The work you propose TO do In Ohio
is wise, proper and ought to be done.
The drums and files Of the independent
arc making q sore distres,iDg noise iusi
nov in the East, but vhea the grand aitil.
lety Of The campaign shall let loose ite
thunder this little noise will not be heard
even By the parties making It. I shall poI
at all be surprised to see men Of the &c ore
William Curtis stripe, who have nothipe
In common with the Democratic party, re-
appearing IL tue hepibl.can pa.ly, where
they helunM Yvurs truly,
fH-H .I.sH.rfr r. Ennn',, n,,z,.
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DIV. q,'telliseutek..
s:-:.;;a;,l -. :, |, .u,.rtn,l e,Iett


%s;es cl.vllAsU has been s'Na ches'n
do'1s,,, ~s'.,ie r',udA'd bearer See.as, m sa.,
ne'l'inNS.s ~ New York; because he .,a had
s't"a; a;'s 's'ts'e 70, eoseuor =, a time when ,,l
s;;.s9sSi ;ssssis,p, s' oI Sew Yo't were .,aa dis,
~ .i JI,nsa,sppsd aad de'''mlhed
rstsl rs.., ~ y, Fatly machine; because .,, he
nnsISttI ns.SIs r mn Without n''i0ns. record. S'i.
h.P',s h..',as, Ct Cleveland ssruO' carry I, New "
c'''SyI, 'I,s B ,iac. lis nomination Is
1Si 1s. ," % thu wotsIasmsn. who have
",i"', ",it., cd i s,nlos from 'l' admins. ID.
'sst'' ~ ID .J' whose interests hd ha' an
''l'1. ', II Ir ib' benefit Of "',1' eo'Do'a'Ion,
ussai's n. stsM boly ol oA!h'li'' to
hl!tIlh, 1'hs n, no, D,sa '4lt and who 10, s's In
ti'a 's',,, S,s d pronoane'a type ! This ., l1es
Mr.. h,1 f.:,.,s ,bn he ID oas o. them hem
r'a"' ,,t,.I st. ID 10 nominate him and ,t !hsy !;
1Sa ,Is ',' Of, . i,ss trade PLATFORM lie IS
ya .s.,,n ". N e,uaIaass Of tho Tree trade bolt
~ s,s,SIIe.s.. SaI whose anti American E " SEN
tN.s, h'S',ss,,IIsl sS. Id them out Of 'hs Aspab'i.
ta' s',,,, S.s yo's will not vote for a
nc g '." ..'., p,n,cri.ic nominee would
>. ~ ,'.., % :, s,,ns,sI,'Ac:ion to the h.'
SSss 's'I.,,, o! w,ss Virginia. Cleveland -
y. p'., AZ, !, ,h,anal so:c' to Blaine IN n, ms
w.. s",' MI, a blunder tqi'l to ossVe'
:, W. :, ,,z,ia ,.i,a can hid w,s. Virginia
y a,s. ~. I'D s,a.h. This sAil oil tue ticket
y. " ~ !. M, Of tho sting from the head
u, naJ i'm, oil tn, SA'''a'' campaign y al
.,,i,d.,.rm'nsi,
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THE NOMINEE,

N1u RrrAf ia Uh. .,
~ s,nes ar .sm Tasn Hass'" 10 gov
MI, ,on,,.oas - ,h"n'. ~ .orA
Aue nololneeo u .ae Vemoc'auc party iol
ffe:ident Of the United States is native
ol New Je1sey. He was born at Caldwell
Easer conn,v March 1s 1s47 ". ,,.t..
~. ',.,":u N io,.' LIS 'a.ue'
WE . "'n'S'e'' anu ne mas AVinz relatives
prominent among the Protestant clergy
not to speak OF hts numerous clerical an,
css,or, Tia ,eca;ved N. ,rJ,ran,. -, ~ ~
-..,;.. = ~. - -, y. eo
oca''on az tue local pubic school, from
which he was removed at suitable age tc
to the academy, Clinton, Oneida county
N. Y. Having been ia;rIv e3yc,,od y.
~, 80. - NJ ". ,...', N &c
'nAu' n'o wy ~ Ne" fo'A c0y WIN Inc
purpose Of finding employment and fol
some time acted as clerk in an in.
stitution OF charity. He did M,
continue long In this occupation
and 10 next heard Of making his way Wts;
in company with young man enier,sin.
ing similar views with 1iusslt q to the
desirablener, Of courtinR Dame Fortuna in
comparatively newly.set,led country
Cleveland, Ohio, was the place made thsi,
otjsc.iye point by ,he yoilne adveoturers
hut our subject did not get farther thau
Bl1Alo, where resided an uncle who oiIsr.
ed him employment In his store. Grover
who was eighteen years OF see at the tlme
accepted, and Buffalo has been bis place 81
residence ever since. His ambition TO be-
come lawyer strengthened with the larss
Of time, and was encouraged by hin kinf,
man, who provided him the comforts Of q
good home while he pnifsued bis utudies a.
clerk IN the otlics ot prominent law
arm Of the city. He was admitted to
tho bar IN the year 1850, and has
achieved perhaps higher than an average
standing 10 the moat aldnous Of proies.
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DIREfUL DISASTER ,
A Firo nj bradford Wipes Ont \ Family
-pst, II OF Four Persons, .sI " H.

A Fire at Bradford Wipes Ont Family
-, = oi Iour fersons' !.
iirlshUhoh, Su'y line D1palcA''
! Sna'ofa spec'a' eayf: me mo't disastrous
afe IN 'he h'asofy 81 bfadlotd occurred al
an early hour thl' morning. by which foul
pels 'ns were oulnea 70 death, four othert
oa,ly iD'o,so, ,se believed to bo o fatally.
aud ten tulldinss asatroye4. The f 4
o'iK'na!ed In the bakery Of Mrs. Charlie.
rRAb|y. ana spread SO rapidly that May al q
Lizzie ksioly, aged two and BiI yeats re-
spectiyety, and Swedish servant Rlrl were
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, u ,a,,". a,1lIaAs Ia this city /. in receipt Of
= letter from q Pacific coast Damoc,.,
,t9m sh'sh we uo permitted to tsko ths
following; ~ 'AAo 'ae
whom the Dsnoc,a,.+ +Saa; n 1 don't care
believe In itee trade anS "9s'laale. ! nave don't
usuchmtnt , and relOsm.S s,,,sa p'eaya,la I re.
MT MI psaty Of D'mocrss Ite' t.',n, ,sS.., have M
%,' ". ,suppors the Republican ,,ets, ysel' who
v,i,a a1i 'hs. honestly, withou, vvs'; snv t. AN
SId Sn,,I,n a. would no. have spy n1,l,s axe t9
bs;ue bI'on , Wi.ha the gt oi ths ps,4!s,ssal p0h!,sal
at ana!s!'IA ciliz,ps on sceosnt sus' ~ ,fom our
S'Sss,ve rs, '0''lsa policy. 'ND' q hsa as'
p;.iS ia,'so's Of thing ID not cont,0,a f. ( !.
:,hs uas.s coast Ths wools a,s In,, y, 70 Tue
Stss Mss VI Ssro SoG s. q Il IL right tS ss.s 'p ID
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IhERE may bo DSuocra,s 10 intensely
partisan that their acnss 0! lair play is
hlanted, their eyes blinded to their own in.
''efesa As citizens OF free country, thoir
appreciation Of a free pre,s dul.ed by the
sseaing necessity Of supporting a cour. Of
the'r osn party in any inismy. We be.
!is'a thea Ws no. many such. We know
he'e are Democrats who do not he ,itate tc
( ysss nroa the cour. their indignant de
n''e'NSe"'~ ~fS'.--,;shtA at, the pr.ea and
,o' esossla may be abridged or denied by ,
PARTISAN body 10. partisan purposes, but I,
Irs, ptssshSe those rights Ia a duty and priyilev,
S,;,sa SH,sa 'lsea above parsisAusaip to the 81
oNhe heights Of patriotism. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-12
lot Thn, sort OF Judges,

GtNn. AZ Iss UHd1< ~. gTlf. .5ei4t'I
The Supreme Court 0, West Virginia hs.
risen 10 the heights Of Its Opportunity and
dignity, and "sat upon" q miserable nsws
paper publisher and more miserable editor
ior daring to dieclose some 1.-THE doiprs ol
the honorable judges while OF tho bench,
Hart vas held to have aggravated bis
oflense by the answer he bad put In, M
had done what tended 10 degrade the
court, and unsettle The foundation OF the
pedestal Of the palladium Of West VirRiuia'a
judicial ststue Of Liberty. .5I'sf
At this dis!apcs /. ssems proper ID oou-
pratulats the editor that he vot or 20 easilv.
For. given 4 cpnrt Of iour jndQes. anv1y
becanas their sins were exposed, sit,inv IN
judgment en- The e1poser, and be q Repub.
lican opponent Ia q Bouthern State. the
wonder Is that he was not deprived of III
liberties as we'll ss bis fortune. There sM
judges whose delicacy would Aot psrmii
them to ST in Judgment In cases in Which
their own honot wss In dispute. The ma.
inffty Of tho Supreme Court Of AppeaIs oi
Wts! Virginia Is clearly not ccnipc sad al
that kink Of Judicial .lpbez. III -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-12

"A Prophecy.

M. Kelly bas not yet .ol3 what he won,tl
DO n the event Of suc,.l misfortune for
tne democracy rs :.ae nomination OF Mr.,
Cleveland. br... we sssuro our Louisville
cotmpora ary that with the most eneYeijc
and Jealous support Of both the gentlemen
named Mr.. Cleveland would find 1t very
hard work indeed to carry the State Of
Now York. Mr.. Cleveland NAV yet be
nominated, for The machine eeeus 10 be
set quite strongly in his favor, but Ii viii
% greater calamity to the Democracy Of
this State than was tho nomination Of
Horace G'ealey In 1872. .777- - =