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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-27
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A Ii CLAIMS AGAINST THE ESTATE OF
~ ). II. DemOnt must be presented pre-
scribed by law or this notice will be pleaded
in bar. And all parties concerned win take
notice that six months from the date hereof
l viii ask for my final discharge from such
administration before the county judge Tor
Putnam county, Florida.
&. y. kNOWLTON
APP Administrat r.
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CONNECTIONS.

n P0Iatka with Jacksonville. T0mna " Key
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PHILADELPHIA.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
They Arc Mistaken.

If the Gaaatc and Barbee's trim.
mers think they are making any
votes for their candidate by their
wilful and malicious attacks upon
Mr.. Gibson, they are mistaken. A
Democrat who intended to vote for
Barbee out Of compliment to him,
will not be very apt to do so after
he sees the ways the Republicans
have adopted, and the wanton and
indecent editorials in the Gazette,
resorted to, to defeat Mr.. Gibson.
These attacks being made upon
Mr.. Gibson, right at the home Of
DR.. Barbee, makes him somewhat
responsible for them, as the Gasettc
is his organ. Vote for Mr.. Gibson,
and rebuke their lies.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
A Ringing Letter From Mr..
TN. BOggeM.

H4aTEoBp Cry octc25, 1884.
Editor Register A report having
been circulated that | have Joined
the Blaine and Logan club of Hart
ford andSill vote for Jim Blaiue,
l wish TO correct it through the
REGISTER
Local treachefy in the Demo.
cratic party, caused BY the con.
spiracy Of a few @sore.headsn TO de
feat me in the election, has moth
ing to do with my Democratic
principles.
/ will be a Democrat, loyal TO
every principle Of true Democra-
cy, when the traitors who betrtyed
me and said out the Democratic
party have gone over To- the camp
Of our political enemies for Office
and "boodle."
The supreme cussedness and lit
tlenoss developed in The election
on the part of some Democrats "in
high places" l will not detail at
this time, but at some future time
it may please me to be historian Of
the whole affair.
They did their work we'll and
now is their season Of rejoicing,
but if ! mistake not the spirit and
temper of the Democracy in this
end Of the county, a time ofmourn.
ing will surely come to them and
they will meet thoir Nemesis il
they ever offer themselves for Dem.
Ocratic suffrage.
To my many Democratic friends
l will says
"Time at last sets all things even,
And II we butwatch the hour
There never yet was human power
That could evade Il uniOrgiven
The patient search and vigil long
oihim who treasures up a wrong"
I will vote for Cleveland and
Hendricks and Reform.
TN. BoGaEss.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
NOT For Eree TratIe,

When a Republican editor OF
Republican speaker charges that
the Democratic party is a Free
Trade party, they simply utter
that which they know to be an in.
famous falsehood. The Democratic
platform declares for protection To
American labor and American in.
dustrieS, but at the same time il
favors a reduction Of the Cypress.
i've taxes now indirectly laid upon
the people. ca
They also declare against foster
ing monopolies
They declare against the con.
tract labor system-a modern pro
dnction of the Republican party
by which pauper labor is intro.
dhced into this country to sup.
plant American labor.
The Democratic party is pledged
to repeal all laws permitting the
introduction Of European contract
labor into this country. ar
Vote for Gibson.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
Among tIIe starving Miners.

letter in the New York World.
Two hours before / drove into the
large mining village Of Buchtel,
two poor swedes died in agony from
the effects Of the explosion Of a key
Of powder. Their mangled bodies
were buried this afternoon in the
village graveyard, and we're attend
ed to their graves by corps Of Pink
erton's men. The bodies we're still
warm when Iarrived, and arrange,
tnents we're already being made for
the funeral, while gathered on the
sidewalk near the cottage where
they lay we're forty or fifty grin
ming and ,hulluw.eyed men who
were filed with q mixture Of sym
pathy for The ffiendless dead and Of
satisfaction that the work Of in.
stalling "blacklegs" was not with.
out its disasters. Up the road from
the direction Of the mine came two
men who were evidently foreigners
and miners, who were closely fol.
lowed by a. blue-coated and brass
buttoned man with a Winchester
repeating rifle carried across the
hollow Of his arm, his thumb rest.
ing on the hammer. This, it was
explained, was the way the i'm.
ported miners always travelled be.
tween the mine where they worked
and their boarding places. The
guard, it was explained, served two
purposes. One was to protect the
men from assault, and the other
was To keep themf from talking with
the strikers, for fear they might be
converted. | joined the crowd Of
strikers, A big man named John
Rapps did the talking: "0ver four
hundred families" said be, 'haye
been put out Of their houses BY the
company in this town, and they
are bringing blaoklegs in as fast as
they can hire them. They have
go! nearly five hundred Poles, ne.
groes, and Italians in our places,
and it looks like they are going to
vote them all, We can't prevent
them, even if we know they just
came TO this country, because there
are one hundred Pinkerton men,
all with rifles, to keep US back and
let them do as they please; but we
know every new man, and they
will not vote il we can prevent it,
The election Of Blaine means the
same thing in our own Kanawha
Valley, and in all the mining re-
gions Of this State. Republican
administrations passed and enfOrces
the European contract labor sys
tenn" and they will continue these
laws if they are continued longer
In power. Vote for Cleveland and
Hendricks, and turn the rascals
out"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
The Ch,lnces.

In a little less than one week
from today the great Presidential
contest Of 1884 will have been de.
cided by the ballots Of the Amefi.
eau people, and assertions of conf.
denCe Of the result, on one side or
the other, are of very little mo.
ment. That the Republican party
is thoroughly scared there can be
nodoubt, and that they have good
grounds for being so is equally Ger.
tain. A calm review Of the situa.
ton certainly seems to indicate
that the chances Of success are
largely with the Democrats. The
result Of the recent election in
West Virginia shows that the Re.
publican hope Of breaking thosolid
South is without foundation. That
being the case the Democrats have
a certainty Of 1853 electoral vo!es to
begin with. There does not seem
to be any reasonable doubt, but
that Cleveland will carry New
York, with her SO elestoral votes,
and that the we'll known POPULAR
ty Of Mr., Hendricks will secure In
diana, with her Is electoral votes,
for the Democratic ticket, which
in itself would make 2Ol votes, 8
more than is necessary for a choice.
In addition to this New jersey is
claimed TO be solidly Democratic,
with 8 votes, Connecticut is more
likely to go Democratic than Re.
publican, California went Demo.
cratic in 1880, and in State cleo.
tiohs held since then the Demo.
cratic majority has been increased
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
Can They Do II? No,

A Democrat overheard, the other
day a couple of influential Repub.
licans discussing the ways and
means Of carrying West Virginia
for Blaine. The fact was disclosed
that the managers have fully de.
termined to do their best, or their
worst TO carry this State. Money
is the chief agency relied upon.
MI. ]. W. Goshorn is understood ia
be The agent selected for this part
Of the. State, Whether Mr.. Cos
horn would be willing to engage
in this sort ofthing we are not pre-.
pared to say, but we are inclined TO
the belief that he would not. The
Democratic party must be on its
guard. Eternal vigilance is the
price of liberty-Ranauha Gazette
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
A iooi Congressfnnn.

Washington Post, October 2Sd.l
Hon. Eustace Gibson, Represen,
tative in Congress from the Fourth
West Virginia District aud caudi,
date for reelection, will leave
Washington tomorrow for a final
conYass 81 his district. AT the cleo
ton last week the Fourth gave q
Democratic majority Of over l 200,
and MI. Gibson hopes 10 double
this at least, in spite Of the ma,
chinations Of Marshal Atkinson
He lisa stirring, popular man, and
o good Congressman, in honorinl
whom with q return 70 Washing
ingion his constituents will honol
themselves.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
Of Caboll County.
The $40 Come, Candidate.

INV OVSSnS OOAAHANUs
What a gallant knight James G.
Blaine appears to be, over bis own
signature, in the latest lot Of
letters,
And this is the same Blaine who,
The New York Tribune assured us
recently, would never have given
a copper to secure The return Of the
letters be had written Fisherl
There is a clear, defiant, indie.
pendent ring in the sentence,
"Don't refuse a sick man. No,
Blaine cared nothing about the let
tersl
@Don'tlet any human being ex.
cept your wife know you are CON.
ing down. But do not fail to come
whatever you do, do not fall"
Plumed Knight
The aggressive Candidatel Hear
him: ado come quickly. Say
nothing to any one; but do come"
Boo.hool
And the Boston Journal says Mr..
Fisher is a very wicked man and
Mr.. Blaine never associates or deals
with bad men. But: my dear Mr..
Fisher II you have not started
when this reaches you, | pray you
leave for Augusta tonight
James G. Blaine Of Maine is Ger.
tainly a charming specimen. II
ever hero lived in modern times
the ''do come" candidate must be
the individual.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
ne On tIte AIert.

We have just passed through the
preliminary tkitmish in West Wiz.
ginia, to the great battle to be
fought 10 November ltwas sharp
and 6ercely contested, but resulted
10 q decided advantage for the
Democrats. We cannot afford Il
relax oor efforts and thereby lose
the ground we have gained. Our
enemies maddened by defeat aud
well nigh the verge ofdespair, will
fight desperately il will only
be Outstanding irm and keeping
.lines.unbfoken that wesBilI1be
able toagainiwilhst their VIC,
lent onslaught. II Is therefore all
important that Democrats and the
advocates Of pure, equitable and
honest administration, should torn
out on the 4ih of November and
put themselves on record. Lei
there be no stay athomesi Theor.
ganisation that existed during The
State and County canvass, must'be
kept up, and If possible improved
upon. Every effort looking Il
bringing out the full yoteiof the
State and County for Cleveland
and Hendricks, must be put.foftb
The grave issues involved in The
coming Presidential election, should
be kept constantly and wildly be.
fore the mind. @et5,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
A. Ii. White.

This gentleman made a speech
at the Court House, Friday night
in the interest of The Republican
party. His speech was we'll dsliv.
cred and apparently interested the
crowd present to hear him, as we
Judged from the frequent applause
given tho speaker. His speech
was of the "Funny and witty"
kind, without force or argument,
but pleasing to the ear.
The speaker has a personal griev.
ance sgainst Mr.. Gibson, and when
we tell them that he is spiteful
and resentful to this gentleman, ii
is because Mr., Gibson sometime
since instituted suit in the Wood
County Circuit Court against Mr..
White for the sum of $4,000 for
libel, the sequel Of his hatred Of
Mr.. Gibson is exposed, ofcourse
he is anxious to have Mr.. Gibson
defeated. This being the case his
charges against MI. Gibson will fall
fiat, and will have no effect upon
the voters.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
Now for New YORK.

New York now becomes the cen:
ire Of the great political fght.
With The increased Democratic ma.
jority in West Virginia aud the
greatly reduced Republican major.
ity in Ohio, the result in the octo.
Der States may be looked upon as
favorable to the Democrats, as far
as effect upon the other States is
concerned, though both armies are
transferred to the Empire State.
That the contest there will be a
stubborn one goes without saying,
but the Democrats will win; there
need be no question about that,
provided, of course, that they con-
tinue to do good, steady work from
nov until election day. The Re
publicans really have very little
hopes Of carrying the State in any
event, while the Democrats feel as.
sared ola large majority.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
Gallant Old Mason.

The Democracy Of old Mason
have no peers in the State. True
to the principles Of Democracy
both 10 victory and adversely, they
will be up and at the enemy on
next Tuesday. The Democrats are
determined to carry this county il
the Presidential election, and il
will be accomplished II a full vote
is out. Stand to your guns. Lei
your Radical foes learn that The
fight has but begun. Doyour duty
Get out your vote and victory viii
DO yours.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
Tbe way Il Looks II tIle East.

The Independent movement in
Ccnnecsicat is fairly formidable.
y isa regular Republican revolt d
a large number ofthe most respecta-
Die and substantial men ii the
State, including doclosotdisinity,
Yale College professors manuiae,
-turer', merchants lawyers ex-ssate
Senators and Assemblymen, farm
ers, mechanics, workinemen, the
widely known Rev Joe fTsichell,
who is Joe Hawley,s spiritual I'D.
visor, and the much more widely
known Mark Twain (s &. Glen.
EMS, who is the whole English
speaking worlds humorist, The
executive Committee Of this great
body have issued an address to the
Republican voters, with whom the
Independents have heretofore act.
ed, advising them to do all they
Gun 70 defeat the dishonest Mr..
jaime c. Blaine, whose success,
they truthiully declare, evould be
a declaration to the world that our
people have either ceased to hold
honor and honesty The first condi.
tions'of political advancement, or
begun torase loyalty to principle
and to country With all the
Democrats and the best Of the Re.
publicans voting for him, cleve
land is quite certain to carry Con.
necticut. s.aals
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
Frantic and Desperate.

When it becomes a swinging
round the circle mob, Mr.. Blaine
If he has any regard for the place
he aspires to gil, or appreciation Of
the dignitieS Of the position, had
better retire from the hipprodrom.
ing business. His circus acts and
desperate demagogic appeals are
absolutely offensive to good taste,
They show the man is frantic, des,
perale, mad, and is face to face
with an overwhelming defeat.
Blaine is now only adding to it
disgrace and dishonor.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
MnllIrnn latter.

The end Of the Mulligan letters
is not yet. They come out by in.
stallments, but worse and worse
every time. Can it be possible
that the American people will in
dorse such shameless debauchery
aud prostitution Of official public
trusts?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
Won't Come Down,

The Republican managers have
been trying to induce Gov. St.. John,
the Prohibition candidatefor Presi.
dent, TO withdraw in favor Of
Blaine, but ST. John declares that
he will not withdraw, and now The
Republican leaders are very sad.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
Bring ont The Vote.

Let the Democrats Of every pre-
cinct in this county see that the
fall Democratic vote Of their pre-
cinct is out. By good, active work
this county can be carried for
Cleveland and Hendricks and Glib
son. DOyour duty, Democrats. \
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
Look out for Bogus Tickets.

We are Informed that the Re
psblicans in their desperation are
going to print DR.. Barbee's name
on the Democratic Electoral ticket
In this county. Keep a sharp
look out for these tickets. Don't
vote you, ticket il II is headed
National Democratic Ticket" un.
I'll you have read every name up
on It, These fellows will resort to
any scheme to trick You in your
vote Read your ticket carefully.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
Ia Foroed 10 RON lha Trnih.

Gath" is forced to write he
finds stronger sentiment in New
York City in favor of Governor
Cleveland than heretofore, and it
is steadily growing among business
men. He is also convinced that
thousands Of republicans will stay
away from the polls.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
Tariff Reduction.

There is certainly a popular de
mand for a reduction Of the tariff,
In 1881 President Arthur and Sec
Rotary Folger called the attention
Of Congress to the large surplus
revenue, and demonstrated that
the present rate Of taxation was
not needed for tlie necessities Of
the government, extravagantly ad.
ministered as il is.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
DOn't Re Deeeiycd.

Don't think the Republicans are
not going to make an effort to car
~ the State. They are expecting
to do so, by getting out their full
vote quietly, while the Democrats
are resting at home upon their
laurels. Democrats, don't let them
deceive you. Every vote is needed
aud must be polled, especially 81
If you expect Ioelsct our gallant
leader, Capt. Glbson.-Es.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
Kead

On the drst page Of this paper
will be found an excellent and
we'll written address to the voters
Of this State, from the pen Of Hon.
D. H. Leonard, Chairman Of the
Democratic State Executive Com.
mittee. Let every Democrat read
IL, and then go to the polls next
Tuesday and vote the Democratic
ticket.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
Given Up, New York.

The Sun says "The October
elections have not altered The sit.
uatiOn. The candidate Of Che par.
ty tina! captures New York will
surely enter The White House.
The other candidates willhaye to
stay outside Yea and Blaine
has given up New York and now
hangs his hopes on Indiana and
New Jersey.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
Their Stock in Trade.

DR.. Barbee's organ-the Gazette
was oyerrun last week with dirt,
articles and lying misreptesenta
tions Of Hon. Epstace Gibson
Democratic candidate for Congress
Seeing no chance for the election
Of Barbse, the paper Il spiteful TO-
ward Mr.. Gibson. Their attacks
upon this worthy gentleman will
only make votes for him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
Ffightened.

Blaine has become excited. BE
shows signs Of letting down. His
temper is as crooked as Ben But
ler's eyes. He talks Of the Demo
Gratis conspitipg to ''ssile the Gov.
eminent, aud swings the bloody
shirt about in a most frenzied
manner. As the boy says, ale is
rstLlsd.p No wonder, poor fellow.
Defeat stares him in the face. The
fact breaks him allup.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
Our Last ADneal.

This is the last issue Of our pa
per before the battle Of the ballots
will have been fought and won
Weurge upon the Democrats ev
erywhere the necessity of turning
out at this election. By hard and
constant work we can win.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
That Smelling COMMITTEES.

II there is anything that we de-
test, it is the individual who goes
about Smelling. Recently Alfred
Caldwell, Of Wheeling, took itupon
himself to inspec. the ballots cast
10 Mr. Lewis Bakers precinct ia
Wheeling, whilethe Commissioners
were counting the vote, under the
guise Of demand for recount Of
The vote Of that precinct When
about half way through The vote,
he came across d ticket which he
proclaimed was Nj. lie SIS Bakers,
Of the Register, on which'the Demo.
cratic candidates for Governor, su
pfeme Court and Attorney General
weresetatched, and The Republican
candidates substituted for these
Offices We don't believe IL was
MI, Baker's.ticket. He is too loyal
toihis party 70 do such u thing as
that Webelieye 1t was a Sob
set up on Mi. Bakor BY some ofhis
Democratic enemies in Wheeling,
% injlre him in his business and
% drive him from the National
Committee, land Caldwell isone Of
iiihse enemies. The affair Is dis
graceful, aud a mai inustbe pretty
low down when he viii resort TO
such dishonest and disreputable
tricks t6 hurt his neighbor. The
trolble lisa fea men about Wheel.
ing hive been wanting to abossa
the Regislcr, and not being able to
do y, have turned against Mr.. Ba-
'kef, We denounce such men as
anprincipled and unworthy the
confidence Of decent aud respecta.
bic Democrats. Somebody ought
u be punished for their infamy.
When Mr.. Baker says he voted
for Maxwell, we willbelievc ii, and
not before. Boycotting the Register
will be an uphillbusiuess.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-29
Lower KanaWhn,

Hannah and Clondenin promises
to give old time Democratic major.
tiles next Tuesday. They can roll
up the majorities into the hundreds,
il the full Democratic vote is out,
aud with it Mason county is Dem.
Ocratic. We are looking for one
hundred and city majority from
old Hannah, and we don't believe
wewill be disappointed.