The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-09-17
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There has been no occasion for
us TO rebuke the Ssatina In that.
time, as il has been on rs good be-
hayiot II has found out no doubt,
that its8atlempt 70 readlthe Hon.
D. H. Leonard and the Wheeling
Register out Of The Democratic par,
", was too biga job for the lilli-
putian editors Of The Sentinel.
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Aptiyatel letter the Void from
ayeteran Democrat who resides al
Columbus, Ohio, and who il
thoroughly posted in the politics Of
the State, brings this encourage.
ment;
"0nfthe second Tuesday Of oCtb.
Der sou will hear something drop
in Ohio, thai will open the eyes Of
the eastern people. | have never
known the Democracy to Be better
united and in better trim than
they are nov, aud tie Republican
mass more daspondent, | shalt be
very much disappointed if wa
don't carry0hio State ticket
in October, and for Cleveland and
hendricks III November. Y
The Republican campaign
against our gallant Congressman,
Hon. Eus.ace Gibson, is one Of
tittb ard SANDER They cannot
attack his course in Congress, ba.
cansc they kaowthat It is approy.
ed by tho people Of his District,
aud hence the ubomiuablu lies they
are telling upon him. The people
will rebuks their ISLANDERS at the
polls.
Gibson will be returned to Con.
gress by lntger majority than he
received twoyears ago. Hiscourqe
in Congress is approved by the
people Of tho Fourth district.
When a Democrat deliberately
sets to work to defeat his ticket, is
it not reasonable to suppose that
he is to get his reward if the oppo.
si!ion is successful in electing
their ticket2
Tho Gazette had a whole tubful
of dirt and filth last week, which
it throwed at the Democratic can.
didates. 1t is so puny, however,
that it deserves but little notice.
The prohibitory amendment was
carried in Maine by a large MAORI.
ty. Mr.. Blaine, with characteris-
tic co@ardice, lodged the question,
refusing to vote either way on the
amendment.
The Maine victory for Blaine
and prohibition will be answered
by Ohio and West Virginia in DC.
tober with rousing majorities for
Cleveland and personal liberty.
One of the largest Democratic
clubsin Cincinnati is composed Of
colored men, who in their educa,
tional advance have learned that
Republicans are not what they pro.
fess to be.
The chances for Democratic sue.
cess this full are better than were
ever known before. With such
men as we have in tho field, defeat
is next to impossible
The Democrats of this county
are beginning to wake up to their
duty, and the organization of the
party is being made effective and
complete, and in October the RAIDS
will find that the Democrats Of old
Mason are invinciblo,
-.A-
Ohio will surprise our Rcpubli.
can friends next month, more es.
pecially since the Maine election
returns have come in. The Ger
mans are solid against Blaine and
prohibition.
The Democratic meeting at
Parkersburg on the 10th inst, was
a grand success, surprising any
meeting ever held in the State, of
a political nature.
There will be big Democratic
demonstration at Wheeling on DC.
tober 4th.
Mr.. Borgess., our candidate for
Sheriff, is making a vigorous can
vass and is gaining friends whorov-
er he goes. That ho will be elected
there is not the least doubt. If
you want to DO on the winning
side, vote for Boggess for Sheriff.
The county ticket presented by
the Democrats is one Of the best