Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-10-23
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count of sickness of one of the
typos. We have done the best
under the circumstances. The pa
per is as good as usual "thOugh
later on
DO you want low taxes If so
vote for Haun.
DO you want the public debt
settled If so vote for Wise, Wood,
Blair and Haun.
"Old things have passed away.
Behold all things are new f" See
that you are registered aud then 60
to the polls on the 3rd of Nov.
and vote for new Virginia as repre-.
scented By Wise, Wood, Blair and
Ham as against Old Virginia
mOSsback Bourbonism and cod fish
aristocracy.
The war is over. General Robert
f. Lee has been dead for fifteen
years. The cause for which he
fought went down at AppOmattOx,
to rise no more forever. Let us
now have peace, for what good can
come from stirring up these embers
OF hate except to have to drink
again the cup of humiliation. To
the rear, Mr.. Fitzhugh Lee, with
yonr cavalcades.
There will not be enough BOur-
bOns in the next Legislature of
Virginia to need physician, so
vote for Haun and let DR.. Rice
continue his practice in the upper
end of the county. He is needed
there. Virginia can very well
spare him from Richmond.
Readjusters you have fought for
years for the settlement of your
Public Debt. Haun has always
been a Readjuster and will con-
tinue to be one until our debt is
settled upon principles just and
equitable to our creditors, and
honorable to the commonwealth.
If there be no judges of election
present see to it that three COM
petent gentlemen are sworn by
some one, and let these be the
Judges. If only one judge be
present he has right, and it is
his SoOrB duty to "swear in" two
other Judges to act. The law does
not mean to disQualify voters. Ii
is now the duty of every man to
vote and see that there is no fraud.
Vote for Haun and you vote for
Free Schools, a free ballot and
fair count.
The labOrer who dismOunted
from the saddle horse of q team,
near Mt. Jackson, was a man. The
creature who asked him to remount
is something less. The man who
dismOunted has it in his power to
send the other to the penitentiary
at Buffalo or Sing-Sing. Several
other such cases are reported from
the same locality which We may
write of next week.
Rally to Haun men, he has got
them on the gun, and don't you
forget it.
The pauper who dies IS made
subject to disinterment and dis
section by bourbon legislation.
True they leave eivH remedy,
socalled, but they in effect repeal
the criminal law relating to such
cases. The explanation which
they make involves the nice dis
tinctiOn between civil and criminal
iaw, but it means that the poor
mans child may be sliced after
death without law to punish.
Ilaun is honest, he is capable.
What other qualifications do sou
want for a member of the Legis-
lature?
Waller Staples endeavOrs to
ridicule Malone and Riddleberger
By telling bourbon audiences that
neither was invited to General
Grants funeral, while Fitz. Lee
and Others were invit,d and at
tended. If this be an issue in the
canvass Mr.. Staples Is authorized
to correct himself His statement
about invitation is untrue. Riddle
berger was invited, but did not need |
to parade himself now as Staples |
does. Staples was not in the war,
Of Robt. f. Lee, but is in the
present war Of Fitz.
Haun has been a successful |
farmer and knows the needs Of the
farmer. Send him to Richmond to |
represent your interests.
The article appearing elsewh ere
from the Educational Journal
with the comments Of the Page |
Courier is a complete rejOinder to |
bourbon denial on the school ques.
ton. The " Educational Journal y
is surely non.political, and is
moreover, conducted by men who
work for the schools.
Voters who would have a repre-. !
sentative farmer in the legislature
can now vote for Henry II. Haun
Mr.. LOyenstein was the patron of |
the bill adopted at the last session