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Bosros, Nov.3.-Gen. Butler addressed
large audience in Music Hall, Nattick,
this afternoon. He was warmly received.
dc said in his speech: "They say on the
other side I have money paid to work in
the interest OF Blaine and, the Republican
ticket. Pardon me. IL I had remained at
my profession I could have earned at the
lowest estimate five dollars for one dollar
my enemies say:I have received. The
General repeated his well. known, tariff
views, and the remainder of his address
was substantially as delivered elsewhere.
Later in the day the General spoke at
Marlboro, 4E4s3'I sel5si, i u. :
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4 NO pROrECT1ONIIEI,E.


How Do Democratic Manufacturers Like
ae This:
To The Dcmocusic Voters ef Harrison County:
We make one more appeal to you as pa.
triotic, liberty-loving citizens, who have a
deep interest in preserving and handir 2
down to your children that form OF GOV.
ernment established by your fathers, un.
der which this great Republic grew and
fiourished for seventy odd years OF its ex.
istence, to rally on the 4th day OF No.
vember next, and rescueit from the hands
OF its enemies and destroyers. =
SHALL We. LONGER SUBMIT TO he rAxrD,
AND nopngD OF OUR PROPERTY TO ENRICH
TARIFF KINGS. AND PROTECTED MANUFACTURE
Ens? 'nss 81
(signedl JOHN +. DAVIS.
Chairman Dem. Co. Er. Com.
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THE TWO DRANNONS.
Nv n IHE IWU UNINNUNSs -T"--
Oiled with Free Trade In the Country aud
Buttered with Protection In the City.

"Shall we longer submit to be
taxed and robbed Of our prop
erty to enrich tariff kings AND
PROTECTED MANUFAC-
TURERS?" Prom the official
address signed "John J. Davis,
Chairman Democratic County
Executive Committee Of Harri-
son County, as published in the
Clarksburg News, Dem. )Nov.l.
Mr.. Davis is a Democratic
Presidential electoral t-large, a
close friend Of Judge Brannon,
and one Of the managers Of his
campaign. Mr.. Davis is a free
trader who has the courage Of
his opinions.
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TO wORkINGNrES.
An Appeal from the Protective Leasus Ii,
IA. Behalf uf Labor. 5

An Appeal from the Protective Leasus III
Behalf of Labor. 90
Columns, O., November 3.-The follow.
ing, address explains itself, and is from
workingmen who have formerly acted
with both political parties:
"HEADQuARrEns WoRKINGNES's)
.-PEorEcTlvE LEAGUE or ONO,
COLrMBus, November l, ,1SS4. ~
i" To Fe'lor- 1Forkingolen OF tie En;ttd Suites !:
Next Tuesday we will be called upon
to take part in the greatest struggle in the
history OF our country for the inlepeud-
ence and protection of American labor
On the one side will be nrrlyed the Demo.
cratic party. backed by British capital,
pledged to the destruction OF the proteca
tive tariff, our only shield from being
forced down to the level OF the seris and
pauper labor OF Europe. On the other
side the Republican party, pledged to the
protection of.Anerican labor, with its
grand and consistent record from its in
fancy to the present time as guarantee
for the future. - ,f5.
Brothers, can there be any question as
to which party it is our interest to sup.
port?
'.Is it not m imperative duty we each
OF us, independent Of past party afilia-
tons, owe to ourselves, our families and
our country to 20 to the polls on election
day and cast our ballots for that party
which has. stood between US and the pau
per labor of Europe in the past, and
pledges itself so to do in the. future? And
more, devote the entire day to the noble
work OF standing ut the polls in our re-
spective precincts und making every en-
deavor to secure IN honest election and
lair count, which will insure glorious
victory for protection in the National con-
test, as it did in Ohio, October II. 4 Is
"By order Of the League.
"CnAs. kRLL,R, .i5T CHAs. r. kIpp,
Secretary. II President" :"
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A Singular Hanging.

( LITTLE Rock, ARK, Nov. S.-The Ga.
=ette's Texurkana special says: Charles
Mitchell, negro ravishcr Of Mrs. Waddell,
a white woman in Little River county,
was arrested Sunday night in that county.
He confessed the crime after. mob oitwo
hundred citizens put rope around his
neck, and declared the woman's husband
hired him to commit the crime. Waddell
was also arrested, Both were hung.
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Nm MoRREsoX, shining Democratic
light, Chairman of the Ways and Means
Committee and author of the bill to cut
down the tariff. 20 percent, said in support
OF that measure:
IF TIE PROTECTIVE POLICY Is TO DE- THE
CONTINUING POLICY or THE GovgKSMEMr, IT
WILL. NE AND OUGHT TO ne, lSTRusrED TO
IrS FRIENDS, TIE REPUBLICAN, rARry.-
li"grr'sjanai Record, rol. Ii, p. o,97S."
Mr.. Morrison was honest about it. Gen
eFal Golf agrees with Mr.. Morrison on
thls importlnt point. -
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Is some copies Of yesterdays INrELLI-
nGEScEa there was printed matter on the
reverse OF the electoral ticket. That will
not do. The ticket must not be used un-
less the back is blank-free from all print
ed characters. It isn't safe to trust any
body in these times-and it won't hurt to
watch your GNrELLIGEscEn very closely.
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Guitenu's Wrath Discharged.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. a.-To.day in
the Criminal Court the case of William
Jones, indicted November e5th, 1881, for
assault and battery with intent to kill
Charles j. Guiteau, was tried The Jury
after an absence OF twenty minutes; iound
a verdict Of not guilty. Jones is the man
who shot into the prison van conveying
Guiteau from court to jul. = =
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Rent to p.a,h witt, a Gun.

ABILENE. KAN, Nov.3.-Hcnry Pisorsch
a German farmer oil this county, was
killed yesterday by John Sweeney, a rail
road laborer: Sweeney and others were
hunting on Pignrsch's iarm. Pigorsc!
came out with 4 gun and warned them off
Sweeney wrested the gun from Piyorrcl
and beat him to death with 1t, OlIicer!
arepursuing the murderer, 5I.1,
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Now We seem to catch the drift OF Judge
Brannon's compliment-"editorial poo
de Poodle was term OF endearment
applied by Mr.. Lytton Bulwer, afterwards
Lord lytton, to Miss Rosina Wheeler,
afterwards Mrs. Bulwer, and further on
LADY I.ytton. We read in his love letters,
NY dearest Rose aud t!arlingest Poodle y
anil his future Lordship signed himself,
20 own Puppo." Judge Brannon has
ncsligently omitted the signature. 81
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Eorc Charm ell Lives.

:, NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3.--Gov.. Kellogg
closed his canvass last night and left for
IBERIA parish, the scene of the late trouble.
a dlspatch from New Iberia. says. 1t is
wonGeriul'how leading Republicans mar.
asea 10 escape. many Of, them having
several bullet holes through their clothing,
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sTEUBENvMLE SCRAPS.
What Governor Hondly Banks on-oIcFad-
den-C0nn Libel Suit.

den-Conn Libel Suit.
Correspondence Of ae lntetlignloer. Z. IS NJ
srEunESvlLIE, Nov. 3.-John 8IcCaulev
who has been very i'll, is improving.
g To a Gasr!te man Sunday, Governor
Hoadly expressed himself as confident oi
the election of Cleveland and Hendricks,
with New York, Connecticut, New Jersey,
indiana and possibly California and
Nevada. He said that John Kelley pre.
dicted 10000 majority for Cleveland in
New York City. Betting in this city is
confined to New York, which are even.
The damages claimed in the AIcFadden.
Conn libelsuit are $500. sit55S.
% George johnson was fined $50 to-day ior
striking and threatening to kill Mrs. Epps
on Sunday night. In default he was sent
to the lookup. lg X. r7,,I},l
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4 Brothers. Quarrel.

~ WESTON, W.lVA., Nov. S.-A murderous
affair occurred in Buckhannon to-day.
Two brothers, Lee and Tom Farnsworth,
had aquarrel which resulted in a fight, in
which Tom was seriously stabbed. The
affair caused great excitement. The Young
man is in critical condition. .53
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'oeial Dhpe,ea 10 he In.ss,iaa.oer. d

Special Dhpctea 10 he lnisl'iau,oer.
CAMERON, ". Va, Nov. 3.-Cameron
tonight on q dny's notice had the largest
Republican ,torchlight procession in her
history. The town was Illuminated and
decorated and painted red NIL over, closing
witha ringing speech from Capt. Pipes and
the widest enthusiasm for Blaine, Logan
aud Got, roe T''|1
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horizontal Morrison on til, Tariff.

Horizontal Morrison on the Tariff.
II THE PROTECTIVE roLicy IS TO Dg THE
CONTINUING POLICY OF TIE GovERSNESr,
1T WILL De, !eSD OUGHT TO nE, INrnusrED
TO ITS FRIENDS. THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY
-h. -horr1son's Speech, Congressional Record,
col. Is, p. 1913.
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NO PROTECTION HERE.


How Do workingrn.n Like This:
~ nc Dfmocra's and t%.nQ Qf IfarrlAOn County.
SHALL We LONGER sunalr TO NJ yAxgn
AID honnEp OF OUR PROPERTY TO ENRICH
rAH'rS KINGS AND PROTECTED MAxrSAo.
rrHEns?
tsigned.) Jso. ]. DAVIS.
Chm Dem. Co. Elk. Com.
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4eSewSVi ork will elect two Court of
Appeals Judges, (ior whom both parties
Ehayq nominated the same candidates.
tiirty.four congressman, and members OF
che Assembly, and vote on Constitu-
tonal amendment. OF the present Con-
gressmen thirteen are Republicans and
twenty.one are Democrats. The vote OF
the State in recentyears has been as fol-
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Plurality r, 9l,na D.. 1g. AZ; D. S

.
North Carolina will elect State officers,
a Legislature and o. Congressman. OF the
present Congressman /, are Democrats, l
is 4, Republican and / an Independent. It
gave Hancock a minority OF 1854. .
Pennsylvania will elect rs congressman
and 4 Legislature. OF its present Con-
gressmen 10 are Republicans, lo Demo-
crlts and u Grcenbacker. It gave Gar.
field a malorityof Il, ,laahh, casting II, ,dbS for
Weaver. In lSS. its vote for Governor
was: Democrat, :;55, 79l; p Republican,
Bis, ,5S!ti Independent Republican 43,743
Greenback Labor, Q, 1886.
Rhode lAlgni Will eltot two Congress-
men. The present members are Republi-
can. 1t gare Garfield u majority Of :, ,l55
in 1880; y Republican majority Of ., l4l for
Governor in 1883. ~ - ) ts-
South Carolina will elect State officers, a
Legislature and aever Congrelsmen. aud
rote on d Constitutional amendment limit.
ip. county and town Indebtedness. All but
one Of the prcSens Conaressmen are DEM
ocrlts. II gave Hancock 3,GtS majority.
Tennessee will elect a Governor and
Railroad Commissioners, Legislature and
ten congressman. I Eight Of It's present
congressman are Democrats and two Re-
publHans.. It gave HancoeI, majority
cfl8a32, casting 5,9l7 Tor Weaver Green
b lck:) '-5igi7 "A a =. n ras
Texas will elect State officers, eleven
Congressman and n Legislature. It now
has ten Democratic aud one Independ.nt
Congressman. It gave Hancock SS,535
plurality, casting q, ,4D5 for Weaver Green
back 5ss275- 5s5.g-s7l "a
Virginia will elect ten Congressman. It
now has five Democratic and five Read
juster congressman. 1t gave Hancock a
plurality of $50. The vote for Governor
.int1SSr was: Reaijuster, Ill ,473; Demo-
crat, 90, ,151. E "a fi.:l4 IT, &c.. ID,
West Virginia will elertr4 Congressman.
1t is now represented by 3SDemocrats md
| Republican. The State gave Hancock
II Jas majority over Garfield.
Wisconsin will eleat State officers, Leg
lslaturc and9 Congressman. OF its pres
ene Congressman 3are Republicans and 9
Democrats. It gave Garfield 2l,6O5 plu-
r;llity, casting 7,9sG for Weaver.
The Legislatures, Of the following States
will elect United States Senators in 1855.
Aabama, Arkansas, California, Colorado,
Connecticut, Floridn, Georgia, illinois, In
diana, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nevada,
New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Penn
sylvania, Rhode Island Ito fill " vacancy,
South Carolina, Vermont and Wisconsin,
OF the retiring Senators from these States
8 ale Democrats and | Republicans.
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4 MAS who can't show his certificate Of
naturalization, or show that the record
has been destroyed as well as bis certiti-
cate, is not entitled to vote on his mere
oath
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Democrats. Il gave Hancock 4o,soe

Missouri viii elect State officers, IA Con.
gressmen and q a!Legislatrre, and vote on
two constitutional amendments. All the
present Congressman are Democrats. II
gave Hancock q majority OF l0, ,907, casting
5, l35 for>Weaver [Greenback). :
Nebraska will elect State officers, three
Congressman and Legislature, and vote on
two constitutional amendments. All the
present Congressman are Republicans. It
gnve Garfield 4 majority OF d, ADJ, casting
$3.50 for Weaver Greenback). In 1882 il
gave the Republican candidate for Cover.
nor "A ,l33 plurality. : - =, 4
Nevada will elect Supreme Court
Judge, Congressman and Legislature.
The present Congressman Is Democrat,
1t gave Hancock SSl majority.
New Hampshire viii elect Governor,
F.? Congressman and q Legislature. Both
the present Congressman arc Republicans,
It gave Garfield S,34l majority. st3..N
New Jersey will eleeti7 Congressman,
part OF the State Senate, and all OF the AS.
sembly. Ofiits Congressman, 4 are now
Republican, md 3 Democrats. The vote
1.-THE State in recent years has been Us
fbl1ntva. I.s.s-I.-. fsH -. ~ - - ~ :
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LooK out for bogus Republican ticket
which bears the name OF John Brannon
instead Of the name OF Nathan Goh, Jr.
That isn't the ticket for a protectionist to
ytltn. 49, -
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II tlr protective policy Is to be the con-
tM"lns policy of tho Government 1t will be,
anl "nEht 10 be, intrustcl to Its friends, the
H'n"bIic!m pmr'y.-IIim. R. IotrisoaS s7tfch. IN
'ElVf y hiA 70 percent reduction bill. ss17T =.
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If the protective policy In to be the con-
tinunc policy OF the Government, 1t will
bc, and ought to he, intruste.I to its friends,
Tho Republican pnrty.-N'm.R.i 4. ilorrisoIs spetca,
MhHP0f gi hiS 70 percent reduction bill.
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Judge Brannon left for home this morn
ing very sanguine of his election. He
claims the district by eight hundred. The
Judge bases his claim largely on his u.s.
surances from Ohio county, which are ex-
asgerated and misleading. he will in no
county come up to Wilson's vote and in
many OF them will run behind. In Lewis
county. his own home, he will do we'll to
come ont whole and many will be sur
prised it he carries it ut all.
s The tlon.J. {. Palmer. OF Brooke conn:
ty, told me Saturday that Judge Bfannon
would hardly equal Wilson'S minority in
that county.
do" look at this writing as ii the
Judges other name is Denis. .c.s.u.
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If thr protective policy In to ba the con-
flaming pnitry Of thu Government. It viii he.
and ought to he, intrustei to Its friends, the
llepuhllcun pnrty.-I''n. R. NurrtAoa's speech tn
,ao,,,loS HI, q ttrrtMi rtfinrtiaM Dill. tIa
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THAT saline old coon" is in splendid
oondition-staIl fed and mighty frisky.
Hes a-comin'.
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Under protection this country has pros
perrd as no other nation has. Why change
paying policy?
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WEST vIRGINI.a,s VOTE

In the Presidential Contest of. 1880 by
- ~ ,5sl..3" Counties.
Following is the vote of West Virginia,
by counties, cast for the Presidential can
didates in 1SS0:t
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4 VOTE for John Davis, rs presidential
elector, iva vote for free trade. Read what
Mr.. Davis says.
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No good citizen will allow Il fraudulent
vote 70 be polled, whether for or against
his party. 49,
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Clor em all around. They can't get
away from it.
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JrnGE BRAyNoN hus been dragged into
aclmpaisn OF false pretense. His friends
have over done it.
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no PROJECTION HERE.

How Do Warklngnen Like This:
To The Democrats and F0crs Of Hdrrson County: =
SHALL WE. LONGER SUBMIT TO DE rAxEp
AND RoBnED OF OUR PROPERTY TO ENRICH
TARIFF KINGS AND PROTECTED MASvpAc.
ruREAs? u -s
Signed aJSosJ. DAVIS,
Chm Dem. Co. Ex. Com.
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Doyr bet-but New York is safe.
We've got EN-.
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rur Indications are that General Coil
will be reelected. NSf
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LOOK ont for fraud. II none is at
tempted nobo'ly will be hurt. z
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Drop it in early, and then devote the re
mandrr oi the day to your neighbors.
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Tnr voter who doesn't want protective
tariff ought to vote the Democratic ticket
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rHg next thing to voting the Demo-
r.atia ticket IL to throw it away on St.
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REAn your ticket carefully. Make no
mistake. ~
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'-'-E = .Ii- - -'Ns5. - J
Mr., Blatns'. Religion

4, MfEASCEsroRs on SMYFATHEn'SsI SIDE WERE,
iAsroU, Know, AEw.tYs IDENTIFIED WITH TIE
PRESBYTERIAN CHlI,cIE, AND THEY WE'RE
PROMINENT AND 'HosnRrDttfS THE OLD col.
oSY OF PgySsYLv4Yxll BuT WILL NEVER
CONSENT! MISUNDERSTANDING TO DECLARATION
.upoSTIlE, SUBJ IEcr,ikEDi FOR TWO REASONS.
FIRST, BECAUSE I:,iDuoR THE INTRODUCTION
OF ANYTHING THAT LOOKS, LIKE a RELIGIOUS
TEST OR y QUALIFICATION FOR OFFICE
IN Al REruRLlC WHERE PERFECT
FREEDOM OF ts4SCoSscIEScE Z IS TIE
nInTHnldHr OF EVERY CITIZEN; AND SECOND,
BECAUSE Ny MOTHER wAs:A DEVOTED CATH.
oLIc. worEDSUri FOL: 4 THOUSAND PRss.
IpEHCIEs, SPEAK, x SDlsREsrEcrFuL WORD OF
NY MOTHERS RELIGION, ASpsSo PRESSURE
WILL. DRAw5MET INTO ANY 5AvOwAL OF HOS
rILIrY on uSFR!ESDL1NEss 10 CATHOLICS,
THOUGHT uAvEtSEvEn RECEIVED, AND po
Nor ExpEcr,,.lSY poLrTlcAllIsUrroRr FROM
From q pri,uts letter ttom Ahr.
BIline 10 DR.. James King, of Pittsburgh,
.llarch 10, 1876 u - e ,4'
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NO. r..


"shall we submit longer to be
taxed and robbed of our prop
erty to enrich tariff kings
fs ?'-From
the official address Of John J..
Davis, Chairman, &c, as pub
llshed in the Register Of Satur-
day, Nov. I.
1t will be observed that the
Register omits the significant
words "AND PROTECTED
MANUFACTURERS" The
Register is published in this CITY
Of manufactures.
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che gntelliqettfer:.:


THE INTEILIGENCER'S election re.
Oor.s will cover the whole field. News.
dealers who have not nlready made ar.
roncpmrnis to meet the extra demand
.hauld forward their orders ut once.
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HAVANA, Nov. s.-Porto Rico papers
report that large waves were observed in
several parts Of the Island during the re-
cent cyclone. In.Afecibo two houses in
habited by poor people were destroyed.
The water entered the stores but did little
damage ..Ss 81 81 \ - e. ~ .. -
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.Plunallty.....-.:.R.s sS.ss ID. 1889 q R.osa


Michigan will elect officers, Ii Congress-.
men and Legislature. Five OF the pres
ent congressman arc Republicans and q
Democrats. The State gave Garfield a
majority OF 1851, casting 3+,S95s for
Weaver (Greenback. In 1858 the fusion
candidate for Supreme Court Justice had
a plurality ofl5,o4s over. the Republican.
Minnesota will elect Supreme Court
Justice, ) Congressman aud Legislature.
All the present Congressman are Repub.
Leans. It gave Carried majority OF 81
CAS-: ], ffl z, q ,555T5.'1
Mississippi will elect Congressman.
AL the present Cougressmen but one are
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.
The Hon. John G.. johnson, late mem
Der OF the House OF Delegates from Har.
rlson county, told me this morning that
General Gotf would have ut least 40 Of a
majority in that county. "He will be
elected too said Alr. johnson. I
John Bassell, Esq, Democrat, said he
Thought. that General Gotf would run
quite well at home. -
The Hon. John J. Davis said: General
Cot will run ahead of Judge Maxwell, /
think, nearly 200 votes, but I don't think
he will be elected" -
Judge Maxwell thought that General
Golf would receive the votes OF a large
number OF Greenbackers which were not
cast for himself in October. He thought
the Generals election reasonably certain.
have, met l large number Of Demo-
Gratis in Clarksburg and in other towns
who are strong Gotl men and are working
for him. M 81 = .