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MxsoNlTE.
IntoIernnt RennhlIoanl.nr

IntOlerant Republication.
The Republican party has among
its members many intelligent and
fairminded men. But as an organ.
izatiOn, bigOtry and intolerance
are its characteristics.
In Iowa. where the Republicans
are a very large majority Of The
voters, they insist on forcing upon
the people, not a stringent license
law guarding and restricting the
liquor business, but absolute Pro.
hibition and ConfscaIion. They
are not satisfied with forbiddiug
the distilling or saEss -. III
abuse of which leads 10 many evils,
but they will not I0lsrOsosss
brewing or sale ofbeer, OF the man.
ufacture or sale Of the most harm.
less native wines.
The name Of General Sherman
has been suggested as a possible
Republican candidate ,fOrithe Pres.
idency. Objections are .immedi.
ately started, and an, sArdent Re.
publican" writes a letter to Blaine's
New York Tribune, setting forth
the reason why Hundreds ofthous
snds"of Republicans would vote
against that candidate.
What is this reason9 Not that
General Sherman is not q gallant
and faithful soldier. Not that be
does not possess culture aud tapaci.
ty. Not that he issnct honest.
No; the reason is that his wife Is a
Roman CathohcI eA
Says this "Ardent Republican.
brilliant as Gen, Sherman Ii 10
talents, splendid o. has been his
career as a soldier, patriotic as he
unquestiona is, The intense Ro.
mish spirit and zeal Of his wife,
the certainty that her occupancy
OF the White House yopld turn Il
into a rendezvous for Jesuits and
portions Of it into Romish chapels,
aud Tue dread u the Protestant
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Public speaking.

Hon. +. W. Wilson, ofKanawha,
who is a candidate for the Demo.
ciatic nomination for Governor
will address the people OF The
Court House next Monday, at /
o'clock P. Nj. upon the questionsOi
the day. Mr.. Wilson is a fne
speaker, and we hope the people
will turn out in large numbers tc
Lear him.
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NOTICE.

A \ q general meeting 81 fhe Stock.
IA holders q the Point Pleasant Saw
and Planning Nils, the following rescln.
ton was adopted:
Raolred, That the name Of this Com,
pany be changed from epoint Pleasant
Saw aud Planning Millsn 10 lKanawlis
Lumber and Furniture Company
An parties indebted % the POM
Pleasant Saw and Planning Mills, are &c,
quested 10 settle their accounts az once.
Hereafter lumber WILDE sold only iol
cash. lanr9iw.
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order issued BY GovernpF Jackson
on THE 26Lh Of February 1883, and
as o purity disclaim any response
bility for said order I.
Gen. Mccapsland then offered
thefollowing resolution, and stated
hisreasonstoF Offering j in q few
welltimed remarks.
The resolution vas put % the
convention and adopted BY on
unanimous vote. AZ Sss
Rsolvai That II u sthe opinion
Of the people d lhiason county
West Virginia, that Railroad
bridges across the Kanawha river,
atc bafleslon and elsewhere, should
CONFORM % the eguirements Of The
law of Congress governing bridges
across the Ohio river, as toheighth
and width Il span. Resolved that
our members Of Congress DO in-
formed ofthisIresolutioh. :
The business Of the Convention
having been concluded on motion,
adjourned. Z.
G. 7. BEAtE, Chairman.
Gro. w. TIpPEr1 Secretary.
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Trust Sale,

pY yirtnc Of two deeds Of trust cxccu.
ID ted 10 me rs trustee by A. q. SNyrt.
and bearing date July tho 10Th, 1850 and
April tile sth, 1881, respectively; and NJ.
corded IN the CLERK OiicO OF I'M Chm.
" Court Of Mason county, West Virgin
10, the former in Trust Decd Book Nos5.,
lages So and 81, and tho latter IA Truss
Deed Book No. q, pages 200, sOI and .IE,.
the undersigned will sellby way ofpuhs
Ito auction, at the front door Of tllo,
Court House ofsaid county, TO tho lliph..
est bidder for CASH, on the 2Gth ilny
Of April, 1854, at | o'clbCk p. In, tho
following described real estate A tract
Of farm land situate on tho Ohio river IN,
Cooper district, IN the county AfOteprii
containing ZOE acres, Of whlCb a.
one hundred and twenty-five lI26) aCr,
arc cleared and improved AMI about to-
acres oil which Is Ohio river POTION, nv.
on which farm is1l Htick a \. sllingliousn
and suitable out.buildings adapted 10 a
farmers use.
CHARLES E. noGG, Trustee.
mar2Bwl
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NOTICE.

THE co.PPARTNERsHIP heretofore
j existing between Us, and known as
Uhrig 4 stockhofF, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, Martin uhrig rotir.
ing. All persons having clans against
said firm arc notified 70 present them
Immediately at the old stand, and those
knowing themselves indebted viii please
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con7nrrssIoNrn's sALn.

Navy /. MorsaII asa 9lbcH.


Mary I Morgan and others
pY virtue n allrrr,al order rnlerct.
I'D IN the above eitli,sl cause hy tll6S
Mason County Circuit lunFl, on The 10th
day Of Eeitrllary, 1881, | sllall ntoece,l
10 sell lathe front door 81 tie Court
House 81 Mason COUNTY, West Virginia,
at public auction, an SATURDAY.. the
10th day Of April. 1881, at I o.
clock n NJ, the real estate IN tile bill
and proceedings OF sail cause mention.
cd, Of which Solomon Morgan, diel sol.
zed and possessed, consisting d inur
tracts OF lots Of land in Robinson Dis
tFiet, Mason Comfy, West Virginia,
containing altogether between four and
tive acres II lNnA
TERMS OF SALE
0ne.hali cash, andth other half on
q ere lW 81 twelve months from Tho ,lay
OF sale, the credit instalncRt 10 bear In.
tetest irom the day Of sale, the pnrchas
scr giving bond with good personal 50.
Cnrity ior the deferred payment and
the tltlst0 the lansl 70 DO retained as 0
further security
HsR HOWARD.
Special Commissioners; :
Simpson 4 Howard, Soils.
1herebyariiiy Tint II. 4. ITowaralias
given sea,rity as Special Commissioner
in the above eise as required by law.
GHAs. " WAGGENRR, Clerk,
nCh 28-iw.
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GEO. w. TppEEt Secretary.
Hon. Judge Joint I,rannop, Of
KeAiOIl. LatlLa finnnfr.


Weston. Lewis County.
Editor Register I.kruly voice The
public sentiment Wien | lsay IL is
more than useless squandsr OF
waste time or words in trumpine
up Hon. Judge Johl ,Bfsnnon as
our next Democrasi losesnor Of
Yves. Virginia.
His career is beig His
pure hrisht .aabIem dun;
sullied character issnot sfiaoasly
and publicly known a9d conse.
quently words Of ealogJ;are not
TO be squandered,
The tactotum d his sntfe life Is
honesty, integrity and psrity per.
sonifed. II is GU! intention to
make this article yery's short quite
clear and for our preseni require.
ments, quite intelligent and ap.
plicable to each, and every indiyid.
ual citizen that loves and sdmires
the prosperity Of our yduSo and
thriving STATE. lB
all that oursipte dcmsnds, and
at present requires; isa,ptre, plain
and unsullied Democratic liasern
nor and this z I'D everything !,
fcarlessly embodisa jim Hon. jadg,
John Brannon. He islit a specia
manner gifted and Blessed will vii
honesty and integrity possess
es a ripely cultivated intellect, i.
a profound scholar, a ,despthinker
and an able, skiElfuljatisk
Who, then, can We NJ, put Or place
in our Gubernatorial clairl,nor,
worthy or more competent thar
Judge John BrannonH These ar,
his qualifications. If the fai
name Of West Virginia was eve.
furnished under a Democrat,
name or standard, be will yery
soon redeem alland show the wotll
in what and where consists our
Democratic principles. The Judge
to a high and top sublina nt
is a gentleman y virtue 3
alitySahd CONSEQUENTLY o,
gold will never induce d entic'
him to abandon his sworn and Of
fetal State duty. .".@ ~,
The Hon. Judge Brannon doeI
not boast of great accumulated golc
or silver, but the world will boa.
and proclaim that all the money
gold and silver in The world, ant
let ii be Accumulated in one pile
would not or could not purchase
Judge Brannon's fidelity 10 BIZ
country, his God, OF his client
when duty demands his talents
and ability. y
What a Governor he will make
and what an et1ameps TO oul
STATED Thus indeed the old vir
ginianp phase never shallbsts pplica
bic or applied to Hon. hldge Bran.
non;-"Auri, sara James qua, ggr
mOctdlia pectora c0gis' =
MxsoSlTE.
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The mode of designating them for
service, IIat The system il weakest,
whatever may be The defects run.
ming through it There is d mys.
terry about The present method d
selecting Jurors. that the public ha.
never fathomed. Opportunities
for vast mischief to society and
cruel injustice 10 individuals lufE
behind that mystery. There must
be a reform. Theresurely must be
a way to keep yenal men as a rule
out ofthe jury box. There musl
be away by which the designs o
che scoundrels who tamper with
jurors can be defeated OF punished
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GRANGE NoTICE.

THE Mason and Putnam county, West
j Virginia, District Grange will meet
Saturday, April 18th, 1884, at the Hall
OF Triumph Grange No. lal, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. ABB. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
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'''Nt 3-NsStfsSNst SsAAslsl0hhoutt
Oscar Neville, Smith Neville, Humor
Neville, Hyram Neville, Charles New.
lille, Hannah Mink, John Baum, So.
mantha Baum his vile, Jacob Blazer
and Adeline Blazer his wife, James
Neville aud Edward Neville, defend.
ants.
The object Of the above entitled suit Is
to subject 10 sale the real estate Of Which
the said John Z. Neville died seized
and possessed, for the payment Of the
debts Of his estate, and 10 distribute the
residue Of the proceeds al sale, II any,
among his heirs OF law. This day came
the complainant by his attorney, and
on his motion, and II appearing BY an.
dayits filed In the papers Of the cause
that tho defendants, Charles Neville.
Hyram Neville, Thomas Neville, James
Neville, Edward Neville, Jacob Blazer
and Adeline Blazer his vile, arc non.
residents OF the State OF West Virplnia.
It is ordered that they do appear here
within one month alter the iifst ptiiii.
cation OF this order and do what d nec.
essary TO protect their interest In this
suit. Testc-
CIIAs, Il. wAGGENER, Clerk.
W, IL Iunnr hq. GapI0wl
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WINE Neyer? Nol NeIerl


II never fails that on the second
Tuesday Of each month the Grand
Drawing Of The Louisiana State
Lottery occurs with regularity and
lnimpeachable honesty at n, o.
The 166th toak place on March
llth, last, and Gents G. 7. Beau.
regard, Of La, and Jubal a. Early,
Of Va, sent To the destined parties
large fortunes and small Gums thus:
ticket No. 14,467 drew the first
capital, $4,000, which had been
sold in fractions. one,ffth Of which
was held by G. Goldsmith, a we'll.
known Jewish merchant Of Colum.
bus Insurance and Banking Co. Of
Miss, another fifth, costing also 81,
to Henry Rivers, O well.known
citizen Of Milwaukee, Wis, collect.
ed through the Marine and Fire
Ins Co, Rank Of Milwaukee. No,
g drew the second capital prize,
s25Q 900, sold also nffthsat Sleach;
James Wentlel, Port Carbon,
schuylkill Co, Pa, drew one piece,
and G. NJ. Mccormick, Charleston,
Ark, were among the fortunate
ones. Ticket No. 1882, drew 'the
whole third capital prize Of $4,000
for So, went to ]. Kramer, San
francisco, O.: :.. q nae next drawing
takes place on Tuesday, May 18Th,
and N. A. Dauphin, New Orleans,
La, will give all information De.
sired if applied 10.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
]. N. Daigh, James Brown, ]. N.
II. Beele, g. II. Henry VIM. Blain.
sENAToRIAI CONVENTION.
Joseph Arlington, y r. Dabney,
James Smith, Wm. Wallis, George
X. Henry.
wAGGEEEK-o CHARLESTON.
John Behan, Peter someryiile,
II. G. Hanigan, Jacob Roust, Geo.
knight.
STATE CONVENTION.
Il. G. flanagan, John Behan,
Samuel Tulley, John Young, Blu,
ford Malone.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
Jas. A. Hogg, David Stevenson,
Morris Moore, S. G. Hahigan, H.
g. Daniels.
eprATopfIr chrvrrTfor
an yann,. I A., +, ~ ~ ~.
!, ;s e, IN " uu Rs,, svH , yass
Nee I sahnn. s
1890. :,
I ! sg = ~ ei, !. =
4, I; e 2 = 1eM.s, sohn y Musg &, e
". a. h,eegg' Henry Fisher, w. D.
e 's!i
STATE CONVENTION.
VIM. Brown. Geo. W. Fowler, 3.
3. Swami, Q. sehon, Jno. s. Lewis,
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
James Windon, Asa Musgrave,
Andrew Semeryille, Chas. Fadely,
j. NJ. Long.
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
John B. Stewart, Jos. W. Win.
don, James A. Rayhurn, ). L,
Knight, Geo. Van Sickle.
cRAHAst-.cIARi lEsrox.
4 ~, y; :aI Henry Clark, J; p
acAlillsn, Lew housn, Jonn TIN
sner'
STATE ooSSEsT ,.. 49,, :
/, = ,,i ;; Chapman, :. ". Miller e. y =
hAcMIllen, NJ. Il. Surgeon +. .
tsVusn'
. CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION. :,
I. N, Boggess, J. A. koush, w
Brown, u. i. Koush, Josephus MO
Mlllen'
SENATORIAL En-. CONGESTION II J. !,
John GInther, John Grlmstead
1nomas MiiEensoh, JACK brlnkef
ullOeFs McMlllln'
l = ,a
w. .. kosebefry, W. J.. Kenny.
= =, y. Eastman, james CapenaFt
W. q hoy.
STATE CONVENTION.
Y. 9enon' 80 brlgnt, +. " Nas'
'nam' y. :, simpson, \. WileS j.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
James Capehart, D. w. Polsley.
\ n. =, whey, lrp W. Y. hoseperry, W
O. noy s
~, sss&rONAl cOSy VI; :, M. /,
euV e i1etua W. W NJ =; Wna'e 4.
lR. TonEinson', w. AA''t'
r4SN.x-cH . p,rsros
Harry N G~inn sA1 + 9 H.n,v i
B. Kerr, A. W. Mcneil, r, j. Neale
STATE CONVENTION
]. W. Hereford, William Gwinn
Gideon Brown, Samuel Mcclure
W.J' kelster
CONGRESSIONAL lal 81 CONVENTION.
!, b. d. Wells J. w Young, ], W
Hereford, John Daigh, ]. T. Holly
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
james L19cke, =. !, ". Meadows
III Ss1 F st = MSgnan. =, y Vw1n y
,,syoS. ., =, , :, ,,.,.o,
g, W. CRAIG cpaie rJ W. II Jons. = +
Harris, R. Bea.tie, G. ]. Baker.
srArE CONVENTION,
George Maupin, w. II. wilev
Henry Baker, VIM. Cain, VIM
Jones, jr
! toEdaEssioNAi coS4ESF1oR.
3. LETTERS, J. Il. Ellis, D. W.
Manpin, W. H. Beller, w. r. Alex.
ander.
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
~ =, -.
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. MARTIN UrIRIG,
CHAS. +. ST0CKIIoFF,
Gallipolis, O., March q, 1854.

The new firm Is composed Of Chas. F,
Stocshof and Harry Stockhof, and will
be known as Stocklinf Bros. The new
firm respectfully solicit the patronage Of
the oldfrm.
apr2w4
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE co.partnership heretofore exist.
/ ing between Albert +. McCown,
William S. Spencer aud Edmund Sehon,
under the tirm name Of MeCown, Snen.
Ger ( Co., Is this day dissolved by mu
tual consent.
A. F. MCcoWN,
w. =. SPENCER,
I. SElI0N.
Point Pleasant, W, Va, this the S1sl
day Of Marsh, 1884.
The business will be continued by
A. F. McCown aud w. S. Spencer, nm
der the firm name Of AtcCown & Spen.
Ger, who will collect oil debts due the
old firm and pay the liabilities oi the
same. A. i. McG0wN,
apr9w4 WIS. Sl'EN GER.
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Sale OF Valuable Real Estate

\ n pursuance oil a decree rendered BY
l the Circnit Court Of Putnam county,
On thu 20tll day Ul May, 1889, In tlie
Chhncery cause Of E. NJ. Saunders, All.
rinistratrix of /. W. Saunders deceased
VS.. |: NJ. Saunders et al, therein pend.
Ing, J. the undersigned Special Commits.
siuner, will, on tho 14ih day Of Feb
.rnnry, 1884, proceed to splfby way oil
public auction, at the front door Of the
Court House Of Mason county, the fol.
lowing described real estate.
LIST, A steam Grist Mill with l acre
Nd Ia nolcs oi land attached, situate
in the town Of West Columbia, Mason
county.
%. a tract Of go acres Of land stu.
ate In Union District, Of Mason county,
on the Waters Of Mud Lick Fork Of
Thirteen Nile Creek.
Also, on the eth day or Febru-
AIRY, 1884, at the front door OF the
Court House Of Putnam county, | will
offer for sale a tract Of ll2 acres Of land,
situate on the Waters Of Poplar Fork Of
nB 4AulilNfhlu SACCA1 ullu uEoCTlueu III u
deed from Preston Frazier to l. W.
Saunders.
TERMS oP SALE
Cne-iourth Of the purchase money
cash In hand, and the residue in three
equal payments, at six, twelve and eigli.
teen months, purchaser giving notes
with good security, bearing Interest from
day Of sale, and the title being retained
as further security.
g. W. CARGILL,
Special Commissioner.
Bond and security given.
ianle-i% HI. JUDGE, Clerk
Tho sale Of the Mason County Lands
described in tho above, Is adjourned
until the first Monday in April.
GEO: w CARGll4L, Commissioner.
ieb27td
The above sale is adjourned until the
18th day Of April, 1891, that being the
first day Of the Circuit COuit.
GEO. w. CARGILL,
Sprs-lw. Special Commissioner.
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tegrlty unless you nave economy
These are practical truths, wor
thy Of serious thought.-N Y. Sun
Democratic County COnven.
Pursuant TO call Of the Executive
Committee, the Democrats Of Ma
son county met in mass oonyen
ton April 9Th, at 1P.M.
The convention was called Il
order by Rankin Wiley, Jr, Chair
man Of the county Executive Com
mittee, who IN a few briefremarkl
stated the object ofthe assembling
Of the Democrats together and or
his motion Col. Chas. 7. Beale, was
called to the chair.
On motion Geo. W. Tippett wa'
elected Secretary.
On motion Of Hon. Chas. E
Hogg, a committee Of three upor
order Of business was appointed b,
the chair, as follows: Q. E. Hogg
Gen. John .,McCausland, and Ass
Musgraye.
The committee reported the fol
lowing, which was adopted.
We your committee on order o
business recommend:
First. The appointment Of dele
gates to attend the Charleston con.
vention Of April the 18th inst, BY
districts.
Second, Delegates TO the State
nomination Of convention in the
same manner
Third Delegates to the Con
gressional convention.
Fourth. Delegates TO the Senate.
rial convention.
Fifth. The appointment Of q new
Executive Committee in such man
ner as the convention may de-
termine.
All of which is respectfully sub
mitted.
CHAs. E. HoGo.
Chairman.
On motion, a Committee Of two
from each District we're appointed
to select five delegates from each
District to the different Conven.
tions.
The District delegates as report.
ed are as follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
John McCausland, Hillery Bird,
William Cooper, Peter s. Couch,
]. B. McGnffin.
STATE CONVENTION.
Geo. W. Hudson, Ed. Whitehead,
A. A. Caldwell, Thos. ]. Saunders,
G. S. Eastman.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
]. B. McGufin, ]. B. Morgan,
Frank Dunn, Jonn R. Couch, VIM.
A. Long.
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
Jas. Saunders, ST., A. r. George,
Isaac Long, J. B. Tippe.t, Franklin
Day.
cooPER-cHARLEsToN.
G, B. Rayburn, John NJ. Eckard,
Hart billiard, Robert CUnley, Jas.
L. Love.
STATE CONVENTION.
James R, Clendeuin, John W.
Love, A. Q. sayre, ]. W. Fisher,
Henry Weaver.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
Geo. W. POllin, John McDermitt,
2. W. Peden, James r. Rayburn,
W. X. Hawkins.
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
Dr.. Petty, Thomas Gibbs, H. N.
Perkins, l. N. Eckard, James L.
Rice.
oLoGNE-cHARLEsroN.
George Rowley, Philip Yauger,
John Garloch, Jeremiah Yaueer.
John Taylor.
STATE CONVENTION.
David Darst, Philip Howell, M.
Brannan, Samuel Keizliug, Sala.
thiel Shields.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
Hiram Thornton, J. NJ. Burdett,
James I. Alexander, William II,
Jaques, Nell Lusk.
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
George Howell, Edward Rifle,
Hiram Shields, Washington Yaug.
er, Lewis Shields.
Observation-Disclosures.
z. 7. J. Blaine, James W. Smith.
VIM. Wallis, G, NJ. Moore, @. P. m.
Moore.
STATE CONVENTION.
]. NJ, H. Bpalo. John Hutton,
james Brown, ]. w. S;eenbefipen'
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, S.
A 7 RULES held in the Clerks Office
u otthe Circuit Court Of Mason corln.
y, on the first Monday in the month Of
April, 1884.
James u. Mink, administrator Of John
Neville, deceased, complainant,
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TERNs OF SALE

Tho sale Of the Mason County Lands
described in tho above, Is adjourned
until the first Monday in April.
GEO; W. CARGlLL, Commissioner.
ieh2itd
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WV Suoll' 't
Graham-Dr. l.. F. Roush.
Cooper-Hart billiard.
Clendenen-J. NJ. II. BeaIe.
Waggener-H. G. Hanigen.
Robinson-W. D. someryille.
Lewis-A. A. Hanly,
Union-J. E. Bellar.
HANNAH. S. Hanly.
Arbuckle-J. B. .MCGufin,
Cologne Nell Lusk.
Hon. T. @. Eastman offered the
following resolution, and after a
few remarks BY Mr.. Eastman and
Maj. W. H. TOmlinson, The resolu.
tion was put to the Convention
and unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That we, the Democra.
oy OF Mason county in invention
assembled take this occasion 10 ex.
press our unqualified disapproyal
vi the supplemental assessment
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10 NE Democratic yo,srs or tho SUITE Of
GfTI West YlFRiufa.
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bEEENS tlr outcome of the Church.
in bond case, and the reas0nE Inl x,
'wnulsira h lbr well To enquire iinta
our present State officials bontis, itf
sae that they ARE property dated, at
nf enuFse they ARE, having pnBsec
under esnv. BERRY IS eve, nut sespecinl
Is TO sea TINT they are wiaare nnns
nj the bnndsman can draw his per
across his mama, in view nj L'ifan-
eeliur CarEnllla recent ttenisiun q
TINT tisnisinn is gnud .iuw. 1t strikes
us as furnishing the nptest cDnvsn
isnne TO rascaIitv in official sibIiga
lions of anything yet invented. We
cnn Tbitt share the disappointment ID
She public in this dianisiun, by which
" not reversed by the supreme
court, tire Statr inscs upward ri
S7a.D0D. Pope county rs disnppoint
ed, but net surprised at this fiBcis
inn of the Chancellor.
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sell AsDilalsierauif ssaIonsst y ma1s-
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i't,t stss siirunss'
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B of IF. nrder was not Represented =
said meeting, lf any party or ps,
dies were there claiming TO renressr.
lit. 1t certainly was an assnmptlnn 4
authoritv on their part. No com.
mittae was appointed at the lsm
Grant Council for such q purpose
and III vacation neither the Grand
President nor any one else has III,
power tp create such q committee.
Said union. then, Is frautiuieu.
as lit has been made, IL at all en-
siraiy without the sanction Of tbs
Grand Council sofnnr order. aeon
hs.,iisiation of tine two organic
ttiong is vafy desirable but wiieney
on such union is accomplished, /
SHOULD he nv authority enlanailn,
from the proper sources.