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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04
PARkERSsURG.
Victory in the Air-A Glowing Tribute -
Go Up Higher.

Victory in the Air-A Glowing Tribute -
Go Up Higher.
PARKERsBURG, October u Exclusive !
"A splendid meeting was held at the
Young Mems Democratic Club rooms to
night. President Ashby Smith presided
,Urnry, @ ' uisue @ S s'"..%E G spats" T.. 's 80
points. and the roands Of applause which
greeted the speaker was an eu-
dence that he spoke the sentiments
of his hearers The speaker closed
with an eloquent appeal to the Democrats
to stand by their colors and all will be well.
Hon. d. II. Leonard was next introduced
and gave the boys soae cheering news.
From the position occupied by Mr.. Leonard,
that of Chairman OF the State Executive
Com mittee, he was in possession Of facts
and figures going to show that victory is
in the air and that the Democrats OF Wes,
Virginia are marching or to one OF the
prandest triumphs ever achieved by the
party in the little mountain State. From
Woysn comes the promise Of 1000 majority,
from Jefferson 200 and from all Democrat
ic COUNTIES incurred msjorities and
even in the Republican stronghold OF Up
.hur, the Democrats expect to wipe out the
usual Republican majority. A glowing
tribute was paid by both speakers Of the
evening to Hon. Z. W. Wilson, our gallan,
standard bearer. who has won his way from
he dingy shop when he toiled at his trade
to the proud position he occupies before the
peoplc Of West Virginia. who will say to him
on October I4th, well done, thou good
and faithful, etc,
60 Up Higher
Our bold nountaineers will, on that day,
show Steve Elkins that it is really "A ques-
,iou of politics" and not Of finance, and
that Democrats Of our State cannot be
bought like dumb driven cattle, but are
heroes in the strife" The Democrats OF
Wood county are alive and you may ex-
pect to hear good report from them on
the l4th inst.
Brutal.
Much indignation is felt here ever the un.
proyked assault made by man named
Partridge upon q gentleman named Michael
HAYDEN, sixty-fve years old. Mr. h was
standing in front Of Shafers on Marke.
street when Partridge, who wss under the
influence Of kauor approached and struck
the cid man heavy blow knocking him in
the gutter. p. was sraigned before Justice
Butcher who fined him p. Gov. Jackson
| is spending few days in the city. L. c.
Resa Of Mofet Il Co. left for points East to
day The genial Harry Dawson, one OF the
irrspressible drummers, was greeting friends
here yesterday.
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CLEYsLAND'S CALLERS.
e will Probably Return to Albany To-
marrow.

re will Probably Return to Albany To-
morrow.
B,YFALo. October 3.-AeeOrding TO habit
governor Cleveland arose early this morn
,g II spite of the tatigues Of last highland
tier breakfasting in his rooms. received
he frst caller at $50 8. m. From that
our until luncheon, which he also took IN
is rooms, there was an uninterrupted
rsan of visitors Of all grades Of society.
'or al be had . hearty hsndshake and .
lsasarn word Eleven hundred
listed him in this manner, snd
is cd aequaintances smiled as ne
.rOusLt up some pleasant "reminiscences
l;s speech was lsconie and bright Many
rem6ers on the visiting clubs had remained
q town to see him, and went away charmed
" his manner and dignity. To reporter,
yho asked him what his plans were, he re
led Il have none.
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BRIEF TELEeRAMS.


Capt. Dave Kenyon, acting Fire Marshal
; Chicago. was killed while going to hre
esterday.
A. c. Wilbur was killed in q saw mill at
.alamszoo, Michigan, yesterday.
The will ofthe late Private Charles Hen
:, of the Greedy expedition, Was PrO6ated
, Chicago, yesterday. He leaves all his
yoperty to MS parents and brothers and
sfprS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04

FATAL FOOD,
The Poison That Turks in sorgham Blades
Burn Them Up.

BEALLsvILLE, o., October 81 Exclu-
siye l-Seyeral people in this vicinity have
had q serious experience with sorgham
leaves or blades. The cane stalks were
stripped and the blades tied in bundles and
laid away for food After eating them cat
tie were attacked with violent pains in the
stomach, and rushed trantically about, dying
in great numbers. The effect was
not attributed to the use of
sorgham blades until John W.
Stuger, of Switzerland township, fed
his seventeen fine cows several punches Of
the dlied leaves, and in less than an hour
all were attacked by illness and fifteen had
died. The remaining two were only saved
by the most strenuous efforts. 1t is esti-
mated that fifty head of cattle have died in
this section in the past ten days from the
use of sorghum blades.
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By the foregoing tables It Ii shown thai
during the first six years Of Democratic ad-
ministration the disbursements we're 81, ,83l..
$3.50, and during the last six years Of
Republican adminitra the disburse-
ments were s3,24s, ,sO5.37, an apparent in
crease in expenditures during the six years
Of Democratic administration Of $685.. 1868,
~. 1t must, however, be remembered that
included in the disbursements from the
Treasury, which are covered BY the fore
general school PURPOSES, as well A as the fssz
ior county and dis,Iic, purposes on delin-
ouent lands, and the county and district
tax on railroads II IL important, therefore,
for the tax payer to inq6re, what proper.
ton Of the disbursements during those years
went back TO the people in the shape OF
general school tax spportioned to the coun'
ties, and delinquent county and district
taxes collected BY the State snd paid ovss
to the counties, and railroad taxes collected
bv the State and paid over TO the countiesf
Let az see how this account will stand
Money Refunded 70 ths People.
Amount paid back to the counties during
the last sir years OF Repobicss sdministrs-
ton;
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Tn cheapuess OF labor was one Of
e signs OF the times cited by JAY GOrLD
his recent interview respecting the Gnan-
ial condition ofthe country, as proof that
foSperity is returning and business is re-
wing 1t viii be remembered that GOULD
one Of the most enthusiastic supporters
BLAINE. 1t is, however, unfortunate
lat the great capitalists among his fol
wing, persist in reducing the wages Of
Dor and scandaizing his efforts to con-
Late the workingmen.
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nroENATIOS from Pittsburg is to the
Zee! that the coal miners of the Monon-
aEe.s VALLEY who have been on a strike
irce las. spring, are nearly starved out and
ia, they will soon be compelled to resume
.ork st pauper wages. Another result of
ierubhcan rule, which Mr. BLAINE daily
lOgizes
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Tern Alta.

TERRA ALTA, September 81 Exclusive
Col. n. VI. Fitzgerald, Of Washington,
an Independen, Republican, spoke here to-
night to large crowd of all political shades.
He told them in very convincing manner
why he could not support Blaine His
speech will make votes for Cleveland and
Hen6ri,ks
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04

ALI weakness and i'll health owes its
origin to an impure state Of the blood and
a weakness of the urinary and digestive Or
PANS. A medicine that viii strengtheo
these organs and at the same time
purify the blood, viii assist nature
IN curing nearly every disease that
human fIesh and blood is heir to. Such a
remedy is Dr.. Guysotts Yellow Dock and
SsrsspariIla, and. although it possesses u
c.tns:.;c or diuret:2 effect, Its use viii soor
establish regular habit Of body 81 well a
,he weakness of the < ineTs, iEaieatei b.
sediments, psryogsnsss etc.
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Ne DENIES IT.
c, vernon Cleveland Makes Some Em-
phatie Remarks.

c, vernon Cleveland Makes Some Em-
Phatie Remarks
2uTFALo, N. Y, September S.-lhis
q eIng the Governor was given dinner al
he residence Of Mrs. Walter Carey. JUS
ice Field, of the United States supreme
Court, was one Of the guests. Bishop Ryan
ard Father CrOnin called on Governor
eyeland to-day. A pleasant chat was
h2o, IN which the Governor took occasion
70 70 resent, in the most emphatic manner
iee u charge that he had ever, directly or IN
T3i'ectiy, influenced any member OF th'
tegls Aiurs regarding the disposition o ms
q 1sedom OF worship bill, so as to relieve N "a
"o'e[nor from any embarrassment in l.
,,IT!oA.aerahon- NJ Father Cronin viii make
C.', .l,s statement in next weeks issue of the
'a'hohc Union and Times.
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PROSPECTIVE.

Time of Arrival-The Outlook-The Influx
of People-The Speaking.
If the present fair weather continues, the
sun will look down, to-day, on the grandest
spectacle Wheeling, or this vicinity, has
ever seen. The next Vice President Of the
United States will be here, and thousands
of visitors will join our own people in the
general wish to see him and hear him
speak. Hon. Samuel j. Randall will be here,
and this great apostle Of tariff will be only
second in interest to the thousands Of arti-
sans in the vicinity. Col John R. Fellows,
the celebrated New York Democrat, whose
voice carried the dsy for Cleveland at Chit
cago, will be here, and his unstudied elo-
uuence will be heard with zest. These
three gentlemen will be here and, as every
BODY within the radius Of one hundred miles
knows, Wheeling will give them a monster
ovation.
ARRIVAL AND RECEPTION.
Governor Hendricks will reach the city
on a special train this morning at o'clock.
His train viii reach Steubenvine at 4:45
o'clock and the reception committee will
leave here at o'clock on special train to
escort him 10 the city His arrival Will be
herslded BY an artillery salute from the
brow of Wheeling hill When the roar OF
the cannon is heard Hendricks will be here.
The escort clubs viii receive him at the
depot and escort him to the hotel.
Mr. Randall spoke at Akron Yesterday and
will not reach here until l:S0 this afternoon
He will be met st the C., L. and W. depot
in Bridgeport BY the Mounted Escort and
taken directly to the fair ground
Col Fellows viii reach here BY the B. L
q. from Grafton about 10 o'clock. Arrange
ments have been made for an appropriate
reception to him.
, These three llustrious guests will be quar-
.a-e5 Al the Stamm House, which viii be
,,eneral Democratic headquarters during
| Tbe,r stay. The carriages VIII o.
= ws;,;nv for them at the hotel to condlct
y NhAdHS ~
/ .h.ni = !, heir places in the procession
rEg INFLUX OF PEOrLE
,-ou;sss to be very extraordinary. At g.
Pf,Se rsilroad Offices, the officials say taei
Chef - difficulty is in providing sarncien so
~ 80 Cor an the people who desire to come
az 81. - sst;mate of the Republican "oio"
on, a Ia last week, placed three thousan, N
C-s O.-snSers in the city. Using tnat as : %
- = is safe to say there will be from hfsee
80 - twenty thousand strangers here to-oA!
SDsc;sI trains viii come oy ever
I'D and they win be large trains 4,
W. Visiting clubs viii be received at u q
v,.s;ons and assigned to their places IN U U
Sns An ssS;stsnt marshal Will be on nan nan
- sHT 5;rect De movements The 'ensrso q
ccrt has been detailed for duty. ana "
EA Sns details viii report at the stations
van. ,;stant marshsls. Visiting ci1os W
the as heir dinner at Machinery Hal . .
receiyet rounds sad their supper at Ge
the Fair Z Meal tickets may oe III
mania HAA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04

Thomas JEFFERSON. the first Democratic
'r,silent beat England in diplomacy.
IyDEEw JACKSON, another Democratic
resident, beat her at place called New
'T,saas. The Irish voters should not make
,1l. Of themselves
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04

GOVERNOR CLEVELAND 5 magnificent and
reception at Buffalo was the
IOUder Of the country, yesterday. 1t was
Efficient answer to the vile ISLANDERS that
ave been uttered against his character.
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FHrTiiont.

FAIRNoNT, October Col David Petit,
dolored orator. addressed Republican
rally and mass meeting at Blaine and Logan
headquarters to night The meeting was
small but very enthusiastic, and the speech
was perhaps the best that has been made
during the campaign, OH the radical siIe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04

VAL STREET is dull; the real estate
rarket Is inactive; but there is a wondrous
Cavity in the wedding and elopement line
The7e Is no rea0On why We should despair
L the RannbEc-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04

An en;erprising genius at the East wants
b exhibi, the MCLLGAN letters at a dime
..scum. What's the use, when the author
, them is exhibiting himself for nothing?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04

Nix. JoHN W. GARRETT did not forget in
is viii the poor Of the city he loved so we'll
lis three children may De safely depended
q 10 carry out his splendid bequests.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04

Col. JuHN L. FELLowS, the eloquent ora
3r from the Empire State, will make ring
p, Democratic speech that cannot fail to
aIst ;he admiration of all who hear him to-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04

TuE REGIsTER, on behalf of the DemOcra-
IS Of IVES: Virginia, Ohio and Pennsylva,
ia extends a most cordial greeting to the
IGNORED guests Of our city to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04

SrEANER CARLISLE, who is stumping both
,tates, gives it as his opinion that the Dem
Gratis will carry West Virginia and Ohio
lis month.
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sion upon the audience, disguised them BY
his false statements and blackguardism.
The Night Meeting.
At night large crowd of ladies a. gen.
tlemen assembled at the court house, and
were forcibly, eloquently and instructively
addressed BY Hon. NJ. T. Frame, Judge
Jno. Brannon and W. W. Brannon, ESQ. &.
Great enthusiasm prevails.
John A. Hutchinson and Rev. Peter Sipe
held religious services at the NJ T. church
with very few Of their disheartened Re-
publican friends. The same John Hutch.
inson, while in the State Legislature, did
all in his power to have church property
taxed. The Democracy has been much
strengthened and encouraged by this days
work
4 J.. 4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04

MR. BLAINE has no. yet said word on
be stump about MULIIGAN or FISHER,
Mat a sensation he would make if he would
rad his own letters
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The Tattooed Combination Resumes It's
journey, a'Sing Five Minute stahds-A
Fatal Accident.

The Tattooed Combination Resumes its
J,urney, y 'sing Five Minute stands-A
Fatal Accident.
LorELAYp, O., October 3. At Milford
the train stopped for FIVE minutes. Several
hundred people gathered about the depot
Mr.. Blaine was introduced from the rear
platform.
The train arrived at Loveland at 1880,
a stop of FIVE minutes being made. There
were cheers for Blsine and Wild yells fU
Cleveland and Hendricks o Mr.. Blaine
slipbted from the train. He was greeted By
3 600 people. He made no speech The
crowd cheered loudly as he entered bus
coach.
A cannon was fred as the Blaine party
reached Morrow. A premature explosion
took place. Three men were fatally injured
Geo. Hamilton had both arms blosa Oh and
is diving. Another man had part OF III
head blown away
Columbus.
CoLUxBus, September 3--The crowd
here was the largest that has greeted Blaln'
at anv point in his trip, except Buffalo
The procession was FIVE miles long.
Xenia-
CoLUNBus, o, October 3.-There was
great turn out at XeniA- Mr.. Blaine va
received BY the Local committee and escor'
ed BY Piumed knights mounted and o
foot through the principal streets In
people in the streets numbered at least
naR; as the entire pOpOulation Of the cit
i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04

T. Mr. BIAIvE only had MULLIGAS or
Dear FIsuER" along with him on his Ohio
10 what an attraction the show would be-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04

IT is well 10 know the best remedy for
coughs and colds, soreness Of the throat and
lungs, consumption and all pulmonary dis.
eases, is DR.. Wistars Balsam OF Wild
Cherry. ], quickly sllays Inflammation IN
ohsoLs decay
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04

:, GENERAL ARTHUR the last Of the Re
lean Presidents? 1t begins to look that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04

neg! N.Ga ne SaRday Register, rRieh rill
,r;sI ~" the only fau account Of tie Hen
FLneS grafton an Wheeling end TIE
4 'a'Es 5scrPtiga - Bsllqirs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04

No uau was ever more heartily welcomed
this city than Hon. SAMUEL J. RANDALL
iH 70 today
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04

rr.r,y promises to be the biggest one in
L., Erg's political history.
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Hendricks in WhcrIiUg to-day aui
Blaine N Belidire. .Scc sunday Register
for the .tUllest dccoaHt ?T The dcmonsfrd,
EnUe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04

SvsSgR threatens to remain with US al
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04

Insis the month that tries mems politics
th.o and West Virginia.
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NEW BUILDINGS

The ID, 4 O. Railroad win Erect Imms-
diately.
For several days past a corps OF engi-
neers and officials Of the B. / o. railroad
have been busily engaged examining th'
ground at the old machine shop in the Sixth
ward. Nothing of an official nature could
be ascertained, ,6utfrom the employees at the
works the reporter was informed that fne
hr;ck round house and machine shop would
he built Immediately on the company
rronnds in that ward Il is to be sincerely
SoneS the company have finally determines
to make this improvement as the old ouiio'
ing are q disgrace
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BEFORE BREAKFAST.

An Hail to Vice President HENDRIcEs.
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Thus II win be seen tAat sltho.gh the 20
tai disbursements made BY the Denocr.,s
exceed the total disbursements made by ths
Republissns during ths periods 70 which
these tables relate by tS32, ,sGS.t3. il siso
appears thu. the Republicans p.id back TO
The people s72G, ,5I7. 80, While the Denocfats
paid back 10 The people the sun of1i .+ts,-
3s4.7s, making . difessnce is fsvos of ths
DeEecra1 Of l9,s3e.3e.
/, mus. be borne in mind ths. the fore-
going amounts which were refunded 10 ths
counties, sere not properly Stsss sEpsedi-
turss. They were simply amounts vkcs
the State collected - trpstee, ws nag say.
for the eosn6es and paid over 70 The ooan.
ties to be used in payment o. cooety and
district expenses, thereby redssing he totsi
.levies Il 10 proper, therefore. TO state the
account in this way:
Dsst,rrs,d during lsa st1 ysss u Ee-
puijkaa adminissrA' .sfa BIoyIS "
OF AS th< COUNTIES veEs estffisd 70 sn1 =
rsreiye1 INV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04

ARExEDY that has proven itself never.
falling cure for scrofula and su sypniasH,c
disorders must quickly cure less terrible
Mood diseases. DR.. Guysotts Yellow DOCK
and and ssTsaparills is such q perfect blood
mr. nnr;ser and strengthener Of bodily tunc-
t;ons that it cures the above diseases
sr"n @ when Hot Springs and all other
t-eatment has failed Remember, 1t Is 40,
solutely free from mineral poisons, and wlil
not ;n;ure the most delicate constitution.
Iss use viii make you feel buoyant, strong
and well and VIII nd your system OF q;
Mod impurities ard every internal and
| a~,ar,s Indication Of disease
!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04

Hendricks in Wheeling today and
Blaine in BeliQire. See Sunday Register
tor The fullest account Of the demoastrd-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04
BLAINE'S CIRCUS.

See the Sunday Register for startling
political RelrS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04

HgRsERT SPESCER, the great philosopher
while in America said The Yankees live
too fss., work too much, sna catch "nid eo'
often I what cha1:s tor DR.. B1E )
Cough Syrgpl
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POLICE REPORT
FOR Msath OF September Compaisd ~
Lieutenant Sylvia.

Eof MeHth OF SepfemDsf SomRs -
Lieutenant syfvis.
Chsrgss-Disorderiy, 81; drunka, 81;
yagr.ney, 6; abusive laeguage, 5; assault
and battery, 4; los6ng On sidewalk, Z;
prostitution, /; garbage ordinance, i;
ioa6ng in market house, !; violating rulss
of B. ofP. W, /; contempt l, committing
indecent act, 3; exposure Of person, .; fas,
driving, /; peddling without license, !; total
l3S.
Anes.s-Bennett, ! /; Svlvis, 4; Dunlap,
I; Heller. 6; Junkins. I; feguson, IL;
Bird. I; Reid, S; Montgomery. II; Morris
IL: Preholt. 3; Barum, -; Steibeckef. s.
Taylor. 3; Grist, 1; Liston, l; Bellvilie
=; Combs, S; Cah, IL; Kennedy, I
Brook. Is; Bell, I. Total l35.
Financial-Flues assessed, eis1; hns
paid, s30s. fnes unpaid, sIss; lockol
tses sll3.4o; Sergesnfs fees. Sill Is
commitments. 5000; Clerks fees, s1io.
co. Total S153.75, turned over 70 u
| CITY Receiver.
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BY the foregoing tables II Is shown tha.

Total amount disbuped BY Democrats.
hr.f siW
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How can become poet" wrote eon.
coited youth to The singer Longfellos' Af.s
fan nv dear sir." Bot We doubt the %.
y;se: no man horever has ever do7bted the
fec. ths. rr. Balls Cough Syrup u ths
greatest cough remedy nov in the market
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1865 to 1870, inclusive

Total amount dishursed by Reps,is ans
IN the last siI !cars ,ls ob
The following table win show the total disburss-
mebts during the hr,t siI year. oi Demorrstic Ad-
ministraion, from 1871 TO 1876, inclusive;
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THE STATE.

Everybody riH buy TIE Sunday Regis
ter,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04

See TIE Sunday Register for stdrtsH3
po!iticG! ases.
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Net amount oi ssss srpesAiiar'. Sl -, - ..
rearn Ohrnn1rsliai -. :. ~ W

The s.atemest is made in the documsat
referred 70 that during the six yeafs d 10
publican administration he svesags erpss-
Situe for State purposes pr cspih vae
t37 %. and during the 6rst ix ran q
democratic administation vas S5vz5 pr
cspiis. -
ee,, thes> 6eores sess arrived st k q
he ur,sumed. however, that they vre bae&1
upon the number Of persons assssssd sitt 2
espits,ion tar during each year. - 4 .
hardly fair to euppose that our Rspabhess
brethren would use - . basis II yooag
popuhiou. especially fos ths fra ~ yes"
or hat they would use the sctSd pcpeisr
ton, including women and chihf.n. d.nss
the six yesrs from 1870 70 1875 inclusive
Taking de number q psrsoss sho sere -
sessed With csPsaiioa tag 2. oAsa. ~ -
and Assuming that ereJ dollsr gxpess:1
unde, both Democrsfie and RspasiIcAn fu'e
s.s scfrsIIy erpeA8>d - sts,- ptrprssa
fva;h e shosn by ~ tofesasg ,asaes e
an ,s.umpsion not Fs1snted ~ = fs'ssA
ths .eoosns xil a$Yi 'hs
(ro.aaasd On Thisd Psssl
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