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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-21

The autumn political campaign Is rapidly
taxing shape. Especial interest attaches to the
Attitude assumed by the democrats In the
different states as the democratic party though
now ia power. is practically on the defensive,
on account of its internal dissenSions The
singular spectacle Is presented of a President at
odds with the bulk of his party. and the party
nevertheless forced to sustain him because of
the fear that any other course on their part
would result in jumping from the mug
wump frying-pan into the republican fire. so
the democrats have the heat and burden of the
day 10 bear, while all that the republicans have
to do is To sit still and lombard their adver-
saries with sarcasms and criticisms.
Accordingly the proceedings of the recent
democratic conventions in Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Delaware. Michigan and other states are noted
with interest by the general reader and observer
Of public affairs. The President and his policy
are cordially endorsed in all the platforms but
this amounts to nothing in reality, and will
deceive nobody. 1t had TO be done, as a matter
of course. The important question Is as TO the
actual sentiment and feeling back OF the reso-
Iutions OF endorsement. Without going too
infinitely into this, II may be said that the
different platforms show a diversity of opinion
on fundamental points that does not yield
much encouragement to those who have hoped
for that party union which gives strength and
success. The Pennsylvania democrats, for
example, adhere TO their favorite Randall dec.
trine OF a reduction of the internal revenue
taxes, with due Difference to the continued
protection OF Pennsylvania industries. The
Ohio democrats, on the contrary, demand n
thorough revision of the tariff, lowering OF all
kinds of taxation TO the limit of the govern
ment's actual needs, a reduction OF the surplus,
on the Morrison plan, and a b-metallic
standard. On these latter points the Peunsyl-
vaEians are SILENT but not with that silence
that gives assent.
This Is q rather awkward condition for party
10 find itself in, in two adjoining and important
states. In Michigan, moreover, the democrats
have gone still further, and formed anew an
alliance with the greenbackers, and by so doing
have made another and yet wider breach
between the two wings of the party. 1t was
declared by Mr.. Randall, last spring, that the
wings would hereafter FLAP together" and tine
announcement was received with pleasure by
the great mass of citizens who are weary of
internal discord, and who sincerely desire that
The party In power. whichever one IL may be,
shall act unitedIy, and give the country u
rational and straightforward administration.
But the recent democratic conventions do not
point to q fulfillment of Mr.. RandalIs prophecy
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05
Samuel P. Mccormick.

SAM Mccormick spcn, q half col.
umn in his "Buzzard" of last week
in endeavoring to explain low it is
that Collector McGraw has been
able to not only reorganize the Rev.
enue Service in this State by put.
ting Democrats into the Offices. but
also to improve its business stand.
ard from zone and one-halr under
General Duval ami "one AMI three
fourths" under Mccormick To "a
No. L., its present standard
The explanation consists, as it ap.
peared in the "Buzzard," Ia the fact
that Srhoield, former Depu.y un.
der Mccormick was Tor tim,
Deputy under McGraw. Now.
we would like TO ask RIGHT
here the reason why NJ.
Cormick, with Schofeld and q
trained corps of Republican Deputies
under him, let the standard OF the
Collectors Office depr ciatc from }
under his predecessor to a under
hts management?
Was Scho6eld the innocent cans.
of this too?
We want to say to the sour stom.
ached egoJist. of the Grafton T. ,gle
whose business in the newspaper ira.
ternity seems to be that of wrtinr
his own name just to see it in print
that OF the Democrats in Preston
county who have received Federal
offices, none secured them upon
'sneaking, secret charges" such as
Mccormick made against w. Scott
Pierce-the only support of a sildier's
widow in his haste and effort to
make place for Pomp Stanhagan
This same egotistical dyspep,ic
should also remember that when
Pierce sued him, in vindication OF
his name for his sneakingly SANDER.
Gus charges, he had not the manli
ness to justly them, but pleaded thai
''it was privileged communication"
Is this, too, a part of the record Of
which he is so proud
We pause for reply.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05
CHEAT MOUNTAIN.

EDIToT ARGUs-I TAX" my rusty quill
from behind my ear to give you a few To-
c'ls from these parts.
We have had and are now having some
\ cry cold weather out here IN the noun
tains.
The school at No On fish creek taught
10y Miss Noble Pull IN is progressing
finely and wilt close on on the 10th, OF
March.
Feed is citing very scarce in this
vicinity.
Miss Mollio the accomplished daur hter
OF w f. Fansler who has been spending
some 'ime 1T Oah land has returned. Her
many friends welcome her rpturn.
Why don't Nc Mason 90 Tor tne school
mrrm ON the Greek.
William Lorsh diel f b. 20 at the res
'dence of w l. Fanslef. he was former
~ citizen of Tucker county
Joseph paws The largest price for pork
OF any meIchant in this section.
What young man IS it that hit, the
girls over the back with bis mtten
" onder it ". G.. Coniey knows?
Thomas Farnsler who las been living
in Tucker county is visiting the puenta
roof. What has become OF PopLrkuni?
Two Of our Young men would have their
girls slyigh riding but ones sleigh shavcs
broke aud tine other conld not yet ready
ia time. The girls say they will not pray
Tor any more now.
Miss Annie Wouing Of near Aurora is
recovering from severe a.uck of phe-
uumOnb
Has any body told your
That Laura is the pretlipst girl on
WhitcIidg.2
That -. W. Lantz Is going to put up
q brick Kiln 1t AurOra2
That Eilie gees 4 eiE,ug with G.. aud
walks halt way2
Tn { Miss ltme's school viii close ON
March the l2;h?
That joe at,ileS swertlv ON certain
girl at cuurcn Et~t ~undaN7
Tina Henry went 10 = W. Mondty
Night last?
'Thd Jo,, takes Minnie sleigbing aud
comes back in tue uud2
That we nr" AMI 'IpaiiuR leftcr umc~2
That we viii cu ue again 10 th- o~ctprs
ihe isihHs Ee.? DEN, Graf
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05

Gated by the able DC Newm4uy
Senator Daw GA is in eastern 7ci.
les at pr, sent, aud wiz attend. the
International Press Association, r.
his return.
Eiltor Kusssrt is in town at pres.
ent, lrom Collector McGrAw's Office
at Grafton.
Amon2 persons talked of as can.
didatcs for Representative are three
OF Km2wond, Wis: Junior Brown.
judge HoNr and Senator Dawson.
NJ Brown, with his emincnce. i'm his
party should h he II nominee would
stand "a good chance for election.
Mr.. il"ke experienced a race for that
seat once before, but was defeated
by Mr. iloge, as natural conse.
qucncc in a district pretty strongly
ID mocratic. Much. .od could be
said of any OF the gent, mru should
they become candidates or not. but
as all persons talked OF far such of.
Co.'S must und rg, the risk of being
over blown in the storm proceeding
CAM nit is only nee ;, airy to say
that p, thaps the chances of all asplr.
ants are u little less good than the
present incumbent Mr.. wilson
County oupt. Squ,res informs me
he does not expect To be- able to visit
all the schools of the county, owing
To the great amOnt of territory to
travel over, and the severe snow
sorm hindering.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05

TIE Senate has very little of tn,
confidence OF the Amcric p,opl,.
IL Is the citadel of corporate and job
bling power It's constan aim is 10
arrosatc power, belonging to o,hcI
departments OF the Government. 1t
now wants - share with the Prcsi.
dent the power OF removal, claiming
RICH denied to IT since the hrst year
OF the Republic, and never ,xcrcis.
ed except under the laws invented
TO harrass Andrew Johnson. And
these laws were re called as soon as
Grant became tr, sidcnt. Certain
dcf, at awaits the Senate in the con
test 1t has in tied. C,cvc and holds
the fort. Phsburg Post.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05
K NGW0OJ NOTES.
Always go away fom
home to get the news"

F,om He HJ1g,~to,0" Dommioa;
KNGwooD w. Va. Feb. 22.-I
thought would try TO add a few
more items to your interesting paper
from this place.
Kingwood seems 10 be somewhat
initiative in COOL works, public i'm.
provements. &c Morgantown has
had her great religious revival, and
now Kingwood is having hers, and
both in the main by the Mclhodists,
at least at the Methol't churches Of
the two places. Rev. Driven, the
pastor Of the NJ. +. Church, is clo.
qucnt, persuasive and logical Hr
has been "a member Of the West Va
Conference but few years, be hay.
ing formerly belonged TO the New
York Conference, and was publisher
Of various papers; religious and
church is meeting here has been
held fully five weeks, and the mum.
beer Of conversions at the present
time amount To- about o. or 10. AL.
though the meetings arc held in the
Methodist church, vet they receive
tue able assistance OF all good pco
pie OF the town
Another thing ri imitation is Mr..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05

WHILE Sam Small, is denouncing
sinners in Chicago Florence Ne.
Car:hy is denouncing Sam Small AS
tobacco drunkard. 1t seems that
Small is given to the cigarette habit
He declars there is no evidence that
cigarette ever kept anyb ,dy out Of
heaven, and he declines to give up
hiS luxury. If the doctors are to b.,
believed, cigarettes have hurried n
good many young people to paradise
or to the place set aside for sinners.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05
i q = q .
THE PITTSBURGH
EEK ~ POST.

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Cattle Markets a Specially.
POLITICAL-Alw ways Den,oc attic. xiv
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LITERARY -Illustratcd tales. sketch.
e.. choice miscellany, biography ana pr
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Congressional proceedings: the first year
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05
PORTLAND DI rRICT.

OAK GROvE.-Again | seat myself
ON my trcvet beside my eScretore,
eXtrac, my faicated and impetuous
pen from behind my ear and endeav
or to dish up" few more locals for
The ARGUS readers.
Mrs. {. &. Lee is, we are sorry to
communicable, seriously i'll at this
time. We hope she will soon recov-
err
The school here this winter has
been very successful, and we have
heard no complains whatever as To
IT'S management. This speaks well
for the teacher and also for the pat
rons OF the school. When both try
To make school successful, their
erIorts are always rewarded.
Mr. p B. Cuppette gave a spelling
match Friday afternoon.
W. understand that David King
went to near White Oak springs on
sally last week Let this he rs it
may Gilbert Metheny says he re.
turned y the light of the moon.
We w,rc maIrvol,uly impugned
last we 10y Robson Crusoc a,
the insane and idiotic Crane sville cor.
RESPONDENT calls himself E1e says
if We wait to see our "fur fly" We
should pitch into LAZY side" We
know that Ladysid is gcntl, man,
and we don't desire TO modest him;
hut Robinson rusoe" is a fellow
tina has always been poking his pro
hoscis INTO other peoples business
We would pluck few hairs from his
scurfy and insane head, but we abomi.
nat to disgrace ourselves with such
viiup, rous and fool born mimyham
mr.
W. understand that Robert Seal.
of Valley Point, was IN the vicinity
of Pleasant Hill last week. He had
about concluded to make his future
h ,bitation in hat section, but did not
do SO.
there wa spolling match at
Freeltnd school.house Friday night.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05

The head of the editor of the Win
cutsL'r Times j. lev, Ia it's issue
Of last week ia Times gives the Vir.
ginia legislators cool advice in a
lcrse way a. follows:
There are many grave reasons
why The Legislature. should let West
Virginia crrtlli .,trs severely alone.
they are part OF debt settle
mcnt repudiated by the State.
, The present petitioners repre-.
sent only $4,000, 90 out of $1,000.
600, and cannot protect the State
gninst an adverse decision
3 Both parties are pledged to try
40 experiment in these debt matt, rs
4 rhe STATE shou d leave west
Virginia 10 settle her debt in her
own way.
8 To len Che name Of the State
To a set Of spectators is at once
dangerous aud unbecomlng.
6 rh.re is no reason for any ,uch
course"
y ", Let jim Mason stan ! up an
be counted.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05
The Education Bill.

HE Blair Education bill will prob.
ably pass the Senate before many
lays. If some of the Democratic
senators had not been seduced by
the Slittering prospect OF getting for
til, ir states q fat share i'm the seven
" seven millions which Blair yearns
To scatter, the scheme might perhaps
have been blocked with the assis-
lance of sober-minded Republicans
like Hawley and Ingalls,. But
spirit Of fool benevolrnce and pseudo
philanthropy possesses the Senate,
and the House is now probably the
only hope at squeIching this big pro.
lect. Mr.. Willis has reported from
the House Committc on Education a
bill closely resembling Blair's, and
IL is safer to depend ON the chance
of the House again disagreeing to
The Blair bill from a preference for
some measure of its own than on
beating the bill on its dement's.
1t is unfortunate that some infu.
ential Southern journals ana politi-
clans should favor this scheme.
Their honorable anxiety for the
growth of education in the South has
led them to be lenient to the weak
n rs and foolishness of the Blair
project. The illit,racy existing in
the Southern States is great mis-.
fortune 1t is conceivable that it
might, if unlocked, become great
danger. But the South must woik
out its own salvation. 1t has begun
the great task of education. and it
has lone wonders already. 1t should
still depend upon itself, and not trust
to the fatal bounty of the Govern.
ment.
There are yet a few things left
which State might b. p rmitt, 4.
even in thesc days ct Blair, to do
for Itself and the education of its
citlz ms is one OF them. N Y. Sm
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05

SAM ilonton, form, rly Of Rowl,s
burg this county, now occupies Ia
cralive position at Washington as
chief clerk in the railway postal ser
vice. lie is one OF the nose bitter
Republicans TO be found any " here
AMI th, sooner the Administration
riIs Itself of hts services the better IT
will be for II. Mr. HooLon made a
campaign tour into this State just
before the last Gubrrnatial cleo.
non and il is said lte carried lols OF
poodle with him. Such partisan,
We maintain, should not be above Il
% remain in uiiic, un Ter a ID mo
cratic administration day longer
than II can be helped, especially
when there are worthy applicants
for the place in our own party. For
this position thc ID .mOyratic county
4 hampshire present., julius
e.. VA die. Mr.. Waddetl Ina,
been in the railway pos.
al e,rvlcc fr some time and has
proved himself one of tie most eli.
cIent men in the service. Beside
he is Il Democrat, a gentleman OF
Ntrlck integrity AMI would manage
the duties OF the place with honor to
himself and his party. Hoolon ought
Ia 90 and Waddell IS our nrst choice
or the place
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05

The Radicals have held the ofic, ;
OF this country so long that they
haze come to believe that they are
the only ones that have a legal rish,
10 them When the President turns
one OF these rascals out, and puts in
an honest Democrat, their papers
cry IN holy horror at he "out rag, )
and thy ocna,c OF the United States
Is app alrd TO not conhrn the APP.
pontment ma lc. |, looks To Us IA
If the RrpuDIcan senator's were tr,
my t. run the Senate in u bItt,r par.
tisau spirit.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05

NATHAN GoG, who pretcnds 10 be
interested in the development of this
State, lately invested $4,000 of bis
immense wealth in a street railway
huc in Washington City. Can any
one show Us where or when Nathan
ever expended a cent towards DIV, /.
oping the resources of Uest Virgin
ia r.? No he never has. What are
the p, ople 10 think of such man?
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05

W. would like TO ask the editor
OF our up street contemporary it he
has bear abuut McGraw johnny Nc.
Graw, the wOul bc collector of In.
terual Revenue, lonny McGraw -
but you know him -JOurnm. Yes.
gentlemen W. were IN lhe Cu,lrctur's
office only few days ago and saw
johnny McGraw attending to the
duties o, his o hce which he has late.
~ got in A No. l. shape. Yes, we
know him, and-v,ry sadly for the
Republicans he sti.l holds the fort
as Collector Of Internal Revenue for
this District. ID mt worry, Bro.
Dawson, johnny wall take care of
himself.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05
gainesville.

There WIS contest ON last ia, sd ~
MIL. between .Ic Gum sprinl aud Mon
pnsHn TERRY soIours. Question Tor
Ie.aa w.. Resolved That war has caus
oJ mo.cmi-cry 60 iho human mrlley
lnau ifrmpnrmce ToaGerl, !. +. Far
rI.r1 tu-mrv mI T.. Jrn-rs, to
dmy % o. ~uiIce. A A.ube and N. =.
uvr.. T.eq question vs. adj, discuss
CD Dy nn ,trua4 The decision was
ivrniu fv.r oftbe tmrmuye.
M-Juns Little ri-Ho.n souiu-lv 800
mr nr amr p,-t. butts llbi. writing
rc|rucr.
l,t Euu I,lus. returned home
mI- tr.. ou, p."onfcl gi-iIat Fair
u"u
Tou wr,lc mc.tul Zoo pro.
.lc-tt,t1. pan. pir ept " o. church
r.nIo~eI ay rev. q. v we.co.
o.. Htun.. returned h,me h,-t wee
from. Ken. ,ber- be ba- lron 'or some
time. CLARICB.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05

THE louise Committee on Public
Lands Thursday last voted in. favor
of The bill to forfeit til land grant Ot
the Northern Pacific railroad com
pany Only four out of the thirteen
members voted against the bill, and
these four will make minoricty re.
port to the House. A similar bill
passed the committee last COngr, So,
by majority of one. The bill will
take from the company about 81 900,
900 acres, and in fact make clean
sweep of ali the lands within the
limits of the grant west OF Bismarck,
Dakota. This takes from the com
pany out all their unsoli lands,
the lands lying east of Bismarck
about all having been taken by set.
tiers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05

JUSTICE Matth w, OF the Suprrm.
Court, recently said: "Thc bank
and moneyed interests Of Wall street
who persist in dscrediting silver
are only kicking against the prick.
1t was the silver question that cau-.
ed them to make such onslaught
on me. Bot the silver question has
getaway from the East ADD from Val
street, and they must eventually be-
obliged to look recognized facts i'm
the face and treat silver on parity
with gold"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05

SEVERAL of the newspaper cor.
respondents in Washington have dis
covered that when Secretary Bayard
retires to private life-an event an.
nounced to take place at an early
day-he will be succeeded i'm the
Cabinet by ex-senator Allen G..
Thurman, of Ohio.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05

NATE GoH appears To- be interest.
ed in the development Of West Vir.
ginia's resources, If we were 10 be.
lieye what be tells the newspaper TO-.
pOrters Nathan las boundless
means but where has be ever OK.
pended a dollar in the dcvelopem.nt
Of the resources OF bis Statc2 In.
stead, he puts lis money into street
car lines in Washington. lie is q
d. Of O fellow TO talk about de-.
veloping the resources Of his State.
now isn't be
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05
TO THE PUBLICl

Tho ptruor.hip h'rciofIte existing uu-
der 'hp fr'u mo of Chllioru.s ~ oliver
o. fhis a " Dissolved bv mutual agree
ueut. Wulism O.. Shall,Tuss wiz settle
the firms husiuc~s up "a No. q,6lO Frank
crd Ave, Pniladolphip
wa. ". SHALLCRpss.
oct q, 1885. a, &. OLIVER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-03-05

WE learn from Che Manufacturers
Record Of Baltimore a paper dcyot.
ed TO the interest Of manufacturers.
that during lost year about forty
new manufacturing enterprises wore
inauguratcd in The State OF West
Va, with aggregate capital OF no.
less than sIONO0O3O. Thts is a1
encouraging exhibit for our uuo
State May this interest continue
to deyelope until w, Va, becomes
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