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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
Exit.

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Gard S6urs itd nit aler Gltlhieoens
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9err S6ur3 iofort cine Nnttport gegeben.
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Nntbeils oil Der vHeltltWeN Ho1t" ners
fault babe uno l0mit oteies Vldtt Nidt
meDr fontrpIire, oud) rt6t befieH politit
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faiirng Iber bic Nolittt bieies 8lattes
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Blaine erflGrt babe, nad)oem er 1elber err
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unterltiben msrce, 10 babe er an Die per-
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benn tic tpareil nit lluluit geldrieben, un0
oas lab man ibuen ipfort al. Der Wttz
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ipar ibm MIR Elm Diittsl. UNI IL ieiner
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Ien,.- ionit gtibts. Sein Ntidtritt binz
terlabt inn oeutib@amertfanii6en 3ettungsz
tpeien feline Slide.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
atebeswerDum0.

616it ergoblt6 uto riibrian ftt6 bic
ittrn1iid)eM Berbulgen Der Chicago Grit
bune unD Der itr 9elinnungspertranoten
Bldtter UNI Die Gtebesgunlt Der 5 d NJ
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bitter feiuoieltg leit Sabrsebntett oas Vers
bGltniB stptl6en BEN Srldnoern ulto Der
reptbltfanil6en Bartet 9eiDeien iit. 9od1
mas frGgt 0ana6 Elm BotIttfer, Der auf
Stimnenfatg ausgeht!
Die Jtednltng Der Tribune lit 0tele:
o8iaine Diro cine groBe N,l5abl oettlb7
rtpublifuntld er Stintnten Derlieren; 0afir
muB @rlab geiddffel tperoeu, uuo oieien
@riab f0nnen MIR Die Srldnoer ~lieferr. Ser
SSrlGl16er ulb Der Oelttlde Derbalten iid 3u
chamber, tpte Die Deioen 6olspilpp1e1 in
benz befannten SpielzYarpneter: tritt Die
eine in bas SauSden, 10 tontmt Die oilz
bere + 6, unb uingete6rt. 8eioe su=
eleih f0nnen nidt oartn Ietlt. 0ebeI1 inns
alio bic Deutiben aus bcn B[oine= Eager
fort, 10 rlfen mir bic Srldnber berein. Ge=
gen Die beuti6en @lepeldn61 H e.
publifaner ipiclen mir aIlo bic Sri1
d. en- 8 lainee Oem0fraten aus"
Dieies Spiel 1T alIer0tngS all6 idon BET
frilberen @elegenbetten perludt iporoen,
bD6 meilteltS NIT lebr Stpeifelbaften @r>
folge. Selteit einnlal itno Die Eepublita7
ncr nit ibreu Werbun9en inn bic Stimmen
Der Srlduoer auf t6re Soften gefommell.
Oier in Chicago beidrdntte it'd Der Seer
baufe Der SriiAen Nepublifaner gewDbnli6
auf Elm 4aar OnBea6 0eute. bic an ben
Rofi6oBen 9Irtbur Oiron'5 uub bes
,eSuoge" Mprrtinn (iebt III N~ri5ona) btnz
oelr. Dod ieitoem i'm Sabre 1882 SinertD
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tpGblt muroe, mag Die 3abl %Oerlentgen
Srl1n6er, ipeldJe ntdt ubgenetgt itno, aus
re%publifanii6en 9Gnoen 2o6n fir ibre
0ienite 81 empfangen, erbebli6 seltte9en
letn.
Worauf eigentti6 Die 8orliebe Der SIR
LGuber tir Blaine begriinoet lit, bus lit
id)tper an erfldren /; oieE6atiade lelblt'aber,
oaB iol6e 8orliebe beltebt, lGBt 1lb nlht
tpp6l beitretten. Gttsa5 mag Der urnltdilo
borntt I'll thuu baben, oaB 8latle'S Wtutter
fdthottl6 lpar, alleiu biele @rfldrung retht
nid)t luett. Oenu Die etfrtalten Sreulloe
8tdine's inter ben SrlGlloeru 1no 9eraoe
iene Nepolusser unb ODnai1tterlche, Die NIT
Der !Girbe auf iebr 9elpanlttelI TuBe ltebet.
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uno felt etuaercDet, DaB 8laine ais Brdits
btut 10 gu lageu etn Sbtpcreltotber lelt
uno ieoerseit auf benz SpvUnge itehen
piiroe, nm gu @uniteu Srlanos NIT
@nglano &rafebL ansufall9elt. 3lpar
ltebt in ieineu Qnnabmebricfe ytt6ts,
mas oieie Wieinung heltarfen tOIulte.
Denn ba iprt0t lid ST. Blaine lberaus
frieOfertig ul,o 5a6m aus; beldrantt aud
ausoritd[i6 Den Sdus5 melden Der
(naturaliiirtc) Baraer tmtl NusIanpe bea1z
ipruden bari, auf Solde, Die it'd 3n geleB7
lid ltattbaften 3tpefen in's AuSlano be-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28

SUI. A n o.
Diperl1e9eH tonHsNy Wy uub, : /. SGnntsIns
pelepe oarauI lie9eH; etH HaHsI1ges VEoo
beld'eert le!n tplro. rays le Iae nlV DEL
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tlllGtel.
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formeomltes lo1en bettlge Auftrltte poraez
tontitten letll. Ote pro9toaloHtHeH, WstVe
cine uttgebeure gSehrDett Der GonOe'!!DH
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ltimmung tpur6e %nnbe6tnst ~DerlpoFfen,
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conitltllIreuoen Sonoents. as gstF
committing naoiF W RtDnsc
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aoerinal!9e SOlloapl .lsnta"s VIZ o ael W.
ltttulretloen soupent DuEoeH NIL $50 Bs6eN
62 Stimraet psrtpor1eIt.
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bon 6anldS lit aunt Qopnlts ~getporOeit Eurlb
bic 9lngit. geitlagen 81 tuerbery trclbt tbr
BEN SbipeiB bereits aus alien 4Sose1
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ais bas Iidet al abolteus uno iperben e8
uuspeifeIhaft fun. QBie nertautet, ntrb
cine Convention Der probtbttionSF
fein6lt6en YtepublttuHer DAr1
bic Tibrer Der NnttsSt. SpbtI5sB etpeBnn9
flou 1882. BltnbestreisrIhter Jo1ter ulto
sc. 6pIIiDup. eiitet Der Wriit6er Ippetd'S
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IS feinert 2Detftt u1terItegt, ouB Der ieBige
bemofratiihe u oil neraeur SEQ. US.
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benofratiiten Convention eIt,ittmtsig
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oenlelDen Guf lbr steer lfeuen ny DIE
Shlabt bon 1882 miro 1fd 1T nert1arftem
WfaRe tnteoerboleH.
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bttipnS sNepubIifa ter,l autoeltefIte Gouuer=
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uno bic Rmanasiade oer 8robibttioniiten
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Ntliance1 bfer 9elnotrattm Anb Giberalen.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28

Mibe nidt fir tpertb gebalterL Benf
Cleveland tIug lit, iptro er it'd oielerYliItt
ni6t entge1en ~Iaiisn, ipnOern nit oerlelben
@usfii6rIi1feit, nit meI6er Blaine lIro So
gan bic SegnunGen beS SduBiols geprteS
Ien BADEN, Die @ubrung uno Sel9uBhn9
Der peri0nIiten Sreibeit 9egen pie ldanoz
barren @etpalttbaten reprbltfaItl6er Cent
perena> 6anatifer pre6iger.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
(eOrreipOnDeHs Der s3utuois Staatsseitums. y
YoItttiNeS bon &amfaS.
Tnnefn. 1Q 0nfi "

Ser neuelte republttanii6e Staats=
coupent i6ien gu glauben, baB ieine Broz
bibittnnsplatform iebr ltarf lei. 9laein i'm
gfpuember wtrD Elm 9epaltiger Sturm toniz
men. uno Diele polittIhe Baumetfter linb
iber5eugt, oaB bieier Sturnl it'd ItGrfer err
peiien miro als Die i'm Waner auf 8fdblen
erri6tete BlGtfnriH. oaB ie inn ni6t miro
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-07
Let Jlr. Blaine Answer.

The Presidential campaign has not be-
sun vet The opposing factions have not
drawn their lines The issues are not made
up.
Mr.. Blaine is vet to be heard from in his
letter of acceptance II will doubtless be
ALI able paper. with pretty clear definition
Of his attitude with relation to various mat.
tiers. particularly those things Of which the
platform adopted By his party treats.
There is one point in addition which he
must not overlook 1t tran'cen1S in import
ance ANYTHING containedin the declaration Of
principles promulgated at Chicago, and IT
is one which he can not evade. Let him
answer these questions;
Are you willing to indorse the proposition
laid down in your book that Virginia has a
lawful claim against the United States Gov
eminent for damages inflicted upon that
state BY reason of the division Of its terri
tory in war time? If not, why did you
write that chapter of your book and why
are your agents circulating it in the States
of Virginia and West Virginia as an argu-
ment in favor of your election?
This is not captiousness. 1t is point
which every Union man aud every consist
ent Republican is in duty bound to raise.
The war is not ended when Republican
candidate for the Presidency enuncistes the
doctrine that the States lately in revolt have
Just claims OF any kind for damages In
ficted upon them when in open rebellion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-07
THE GOyERNORsHIP

Prior to last Saturday, twenty-siX counties
cf the 6fy-four in West Virginia, had held
their conventions to appoint delegates to
the State Convention. Up to that time Mr.,
WILSON and Mr.. Faulkner as candidates
for the nomination for Governor, were nip
and tuck" with WILSON probably a little
ahead. On Saturday quite a number o.
additional counties appointed delegates, but
we are vet IN the dark as to the results on
the gubernatorial canvass except in few
cases.
Tn to that time it was the field against
Mr.. Faulkner, as he has from the first been
regarded as the strongest man in the race
and the one TO be beaten. 1t was seen that
WILSON could not beat him single-handed
therefore o move was set on foot to bring
out other candidates. Mr. YANNETER
Judge HAYNoxD and others were urged to
come into the field, and the field was nat
uraIly arrayed against him who was sup
POSED to have the greatest strength. This
proved TO be Mr.. Faulkner, More latterly,
the impression has gone out that Mr.. Will
son has forged ahead; and now these dissat-
isfed gentlemen turn their batteries upon
him and are endeavoring to array the field
in solid phalanx against the Kanswha
statesman. He is now the object Of their
tender sohcitude,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-07
The Day of Political Trickery and Wire
Pulling Past.


Tie Wheeling REGISTER in its issue OF
Wednesday, by way of editorial comment
upon what it affects to regard as the proba-
ole nomination of Benjamin F. Butler for
President by the National Democratic Con-
ven,ion. indulcgcs in the following Ian
gUage:
This is a happy period when independ-
eut thought and action prevail among the
better classes and no party can afford to III
suit decent sentiment by making improper
nominations and relying upon the party
lash to carry them through Thank God
that day Is past
We re-echo the pith of the above para
graph to say that the day for political rick
erv, wire pulling aud setting up things in
the interest of unworthy Office seekers and
political bosses has gone nv, and that the
people demand not only candidates who
can meet the JeiFersonian qualifications
viz: is he honest, is ne capable, is he
faithful 10 the constitution but also fair
and honest methods in bringing forward
such candidates anu in dealing with politi-
cal questions. Principles rise above men
and it is for the advancement Of
the former. ami not simp'v
to prefer one man above another
hat political parties are organized. Let
The first inquiry be whether the principle,
held by the candidate are sound and in &C
cordance with the constitution, and then
whether he possesses the capacity of guar
anty, if elected, fidelity in the discharge o.
official duty and in the maintenance o.
those principles Partisan contests are
meaningless as between ignorant men who
do not understand the principles they pro
TESS, nor can any reliance be placed upor
the professions of men unless their integrity
gives assurance that they will do as the!
rroTpisp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-07
FIRST CONFESSIONAL DIsrR1or.

The friends of General, Corr assume
that his reelection to Congress is an assured
fact, and boast thai he is stronger than his
party II is amusing to see them point to
his large majority Of !, s2S votes which they
claim grew out of his great popularity
that he polled the entire Republican vote
and captured large part of the Demo
cratic camp Nothing could be further
from the fact, and the wonder is how his
astute party friends could have fallen into
such an error.
Contrast the campaign two years ago,
when Coon and Corr were candidates,
with the campaign four years ago between
WILsoy and HUTCHINSON. True, the dis
tric;s had been changed, but the ten conn
tie of Hancock, Brook, Ohio, Marshall,
Wetzel. Tyler, Doddridge, Harris, Lewis
and Gilmer were in both districts at those
elections, and the results in them serve the
purpose of comparison and Illustration.
Notwithstanding the population, and con-
seQuently the number of votes had increased
since the former election, Corr only polled
Sol votes more than HUTCHINSON did two
years previous, whilst GoOD's vote unfortu-
nstely dropped down 1902 below WILSON'S.
The falling off in the COOP vote was not
confined to any one portion of the district;
it extended everywhere, to every county,
as shown by the following:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-07
"Nay. Prince, make way,
Thy Royal Sire is not yet dead;
Abide thy time; Tor come il will
So sure as Nature takes Us course.

JrDGE HAYNoNp-The able jurist aud
the honest politician? Some think this ia
Yorite of Marion to be- too much of a fossil
Others that he is moi available, because the
boys won't whoop him up. No one can
charge him with eagerneSs TO seize the gilt
,ering prize-ior this he certainly deserves
some credit--but scarcely enough to ensure
IA nomination.
The DARK HoRSE?-Probably; and why?
'',cause he is conducting his canvass like
he Virginia statesmen of the good old
IL es. Fancy. if you dare, Madison, or
e, nroe, or Doddridge or Fit2hugh, or
Oh. running through the country but
boiling the men, blarneying the women
I'd kissing the babies-all 10 secure a
;rty nomination for Governor! The very
mt of such thing is enough to make the
eshlesS bones of these venerable sages rat
in their graves. Let the convention
re the party candidate who will COM
mand the respect of all classes and the sup
pot Of all the active industries.
II was the aim of Cromwell, says the his
torian Green, that England should be ruled
and administered by the best
1t was the opinion Of jefferson that ca
yacity and honesty are the true tests Of
qualifications for office.
Putting the two ideas together we have
as a resultant, that the most honest and
capable make the best rulers; truiSm Of
governmental science, in this country, alas I.
more often formulated into theory than re-
duced to practice.
Such men, as q rule, can only be secured
by the plan of letting the Office seek the
man and not the man the Office.
Monies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-07
CHOLERA PRECAUTIONS.

There is Asiatie cholera in TOalOn and
Marseilles, imported probably in a transport
from Tonquiu. Il is the genuine article but
it has not thus far assumed a yiruleut form.
The absence Of msignity is not due to
cleanliness in TOulOn. for her streets are
filthy and her sewerage system a rePrOach
TO civilization. The filth of Toulon was
sufficient to give the plague toothold in
Europe and its spread to Marseilies, only
thirty miles distant, was Of course matter
Of few days. MarseilleS is a very large
town, and Lyons, another large city, is not
far of, and Paris only days ride. We
shall soon know whether the disease can be
kept out of Lyons and Paris; if it can be,
an appearance of the plague in this country
this year is not probable. If it spreads, on
the other hand, over France, visiting Havre,
it may be carried to London and Liverpool,
and there will be hurried and imperfect at
tempts to put every city in this country in
good condition.
July, August and September NAV be hot
months. and cholera is a disease that grows
in warm weather.
Whether the scoWse kuocks at our door
or not, it is our duty to provide for the
worst. No money will Sc lost by so doing,
for every dollar spent in making our cities
clean is we'll expended in any season and
under any circumstances. IL will keep of
other diseases. some Of which are nearly as
fatal as cholera. Our cities can not be
rendered wholesome in day, and house
to house inspection cannot be made efec,
tive in less than month.
Whatever can be done to give the people
pure air, pure water anda general conf
ton Of cleanliness, should be done. If all
this is done and the people viii exercise
care in their manner Of living, one can
safely trust to the quarantine regulations
that VIII be enforced all the way trom The
gates Of the unfortunate cities on the Medi-
terrsnean to our own ports. The time for
alarm has not come, but the time TO put
our streets, alleys, yards and hsbi;atiOns
IN good condition has come and
'oriunate viii the city be if all
are comUelled to contribute to the general
beaItb II should be remembered that chol
era is a disease that moves rapidly and
strikes hard. If il secures foothoid in
New YORK or Charleston, OF Savannah, or
TahimorC. no city in this country is safe,
and when tbat point is reached no city can
Reclaimed soon enough to prevent an cpl
9,mir if the germs Of the disease are
hicrgbt TO it by refugees or in packages OF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-07

These counties together with Braxton
county compose the present congressional
district and did so two years ago. In that
county Coop received 900 votes and Corr
629, a majority for COOP of 33l. One OF
he heaviest reyeyses he met with was right
here a. home In Ohio county WILSON beat
HUTCHIsoS on 2j4 votes. and Corr beat
Coon on Us votes. a difference of 3S2
votes, or eighteen more votes than GoFF
gained over HUTCHISoN in ten of the eleven
counties in the district. There were over
two thousand more votes pOlled at the con-
gressional election four years ago than two
years ago, and it is a notable fact that hVT-
CHIsONs vote was larger than GoYF's in
Hancock, Brooke. Marshall and bod fridge
Counties. In Ohio and the other counties
Corr vote was the largest.
The REGISTER has heretofore said and
sticks to it that this district is Dem )crai
and that it can and viii be carried by
Democrat even over General Corr, 50 le
his friends trOt him ont rs soon as tbev
please. He will find thorough Democratic
organization at each polling place and the
full strength Of the party at the polls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-07
No HowIers on Hand.

The Democratic statesmen and campfol-
lowers are not so prompt in arriving on the
ground as the Republican hordes were last
month With the exception of two or three
POLITICAL agents of as many statesmen with
presidential booms, nobody has as vet put in
appearance The hotel corridors, that a
month ago reSounded with the bowls of the
rarty followers full week before the Re
publican convention assembled are dull and
Quiet. and wear only the usual every day
appearance. This hardness on the part OF
rfs Democratic hosts is annoying to the
faithful bartenders. who are either standing
deyutedly at the cool outtermilk tanks OF
posing the lemon-squeezer in readiness for
the cOnvivial lemonade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-07

oTHERE WILL BE NOTHING AN,
BIGCOUS ABOUT The DEFEAT OF
Mr.. BLAINE. HE WHO RUNS NAY
CLEARLY READ THE VERDICT IN
ADVANCE. A CANDIDATE UN-
WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE, AND 4
PARTY TOO CARELESS OF ITS OWN
HONOR To BE LONGER TRUSTED
WITH THE NATIONS. N. Y. TINES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-07

VIZ see that Mr. HENDRIcEs is of the
opinion that he ought to be nominated for
President Such an opinion as this is like
the bonnets our grandmothers wore-pretty
enough in a picture but too high in the
crown to be used
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-07
Not Much Consolation
UsSiOn Dsnarru,.

The Court Of Appeals decided last Satur-
day that the Assessors, being ministerial
officers, were bound to obey the Auditor S
instructions, but the Court did not decide
uron the constitutionality of the exemption
clause contained in the assessment act OF
1884, or upon the legality of the Auditor S
order. The supplementary ring are entitled
to all the consolation they can get out Of
this decision
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-07
Try l.angion's City Butter Crackers.

A CARD.-To all who are suffering from the eI
rOrs and indiscretions OF youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss OF manhood, &c, will send i re-
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy discovered by missionary in
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-07
Mr.. Fnnlh ner as GoYernor.

Hon. f. Bow Faulkner, one Of the lead
ing candidates for Goyernot, vas in toTG
on Saturday He regards his chances for
the nomination very good If nominated
he would certainly be elected, and if elected
We have no doubt but he would make a
SPLENDID executive He possesses all the
essential elements necessary to make a first
class Governor