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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09

nal neace. It is history and human nature
for such experience and defeat to cause
war apain. Possibly no war feeling exists,
hrt certain II is that there is hate some
where in the Union which will require
D,ora than time to effaee. This is indis-
putable. Evidence it were needless 10
mention. They are observable to any man
who looks. They can be Obliterated, put
the proper means must be employed.
They have not been employed since
tbe war. nor are they to-day.
Iincoln's assassination worked i'll for the
South. as after oppression demonstrated.
That was the first step. Further mentloh
of continued steps is unnecessary, but we
will look ut the present. Aside from tne
war articles, which, considered In the hSht
of Justice and peace, are not only unneces-
cary. but harmful, we face the Solid South.
This is the ladder which the oppression mas
been climbing, and at each step the lao,
der has been more deeply imbedded anu
consequently made stronger. Narrow
minded politicians, who for the beneht Oh
mankind should be salted down into IN
terminable obscurity, have an erroneous
idea of breaking the Solid South that Is
disgusting. .,,a 5
They saw watch the southern polls and
Give the negro fair play. The poor FOOLS!
To secure an Office which the devil Kept
from them they would advise that the
bowels of the internal regions be torn out
and his Satanic Majesty knocked Oh the
head by all means, and the narrow mind
ed politicians should be given the job.
The President should appoint this numer-
Gus body of insatiate, sickening Office seek
ers the task of watching thesOuthern polls,
and giving the negro fair play. Future
executives could then live on earth for the
Office seeker, on these terms would be
thing of the past; either by refusing or ac,
centing the commission. Nothing VIII
more thoroughly sOlidiiy the south or
cause the dissensiOns to widen further than
such a course. Certain presidential asplr-
ants can testify to this fact. Throwing
aside all reserve the plain facts should
| be submitted for the Northern people 10
think over and the Republican politicians
| to swear over or get over the best they
can. The South will remain solid rs long
as the North in eXagge. ated honor to the
union continues TO remind it OF its defeat
and threatens to break it III politics,
More can be imagined than written: We
can imagine the earth turning inside out
and throwing a billion meteors burning
and kissing through the heavens and
throwing the inhabitants within to burn
forever, and we can imagine the South be-
ing broken by such means rs are now em-
ployed, but it will never be written.
JACKSON.
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STABBED BY HIS FRIENDS.


Yesterdays Intsiiigeneer contains the fol-
lowing:
The nomination of Judge Brannon Is a
challenge to the Republican party To SEMI
ont their giant killer to meet him. Inc
marty is DESTROYS of accepting the polite IN
yitation, and i'm view of what happened at
Clarksburg, it is not easy tO see now
General GOiT can persist in his refusal 10
serve where the party has work Tor nm 10
do.
Democrats have been saying that he de,
rlines TO run because he fears defeat, anu
General Goff ought to know that there are
Republicans upon whom this has made an
impression not helpful to the party, NO
body can doubt that General Golf desires
10 retire from the House; and nobody IN
tcrestcd above all in Republican success
can doubt that this is not the time Tor MN
To do il.
Ifit is once generally understood, ~
CORRESPONDENT writing from Middlebourne
insists is true, that Gen. Cot can be IN
duccd To change his mind, the meeting oil
the convention will be mere iOrmallty
70 give effect to the will of the Republl-
cans of the district. The convention VIII
Ike first Tor Golf, and il is not improbable
that il will nominate him by acclamatlon.
This will be very gratifying to Capt.
very much complimented to be thus asked
to stand aside for Gen Golf who has 81
persistently denied,that he would be a can,
didate. Mr. Dovener will no doubt feel
gratilied all the more to be thus stabbed
by his own Republican journal published
in his own county. Capt. Doyener, like
Cusar, is to fall stabbed by his friends.
FL Tr Brute.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09

JOHN A. ROCKAFELLOw, the President
of the Standard Oil Company, is Republi-
can. The majority in number and wealth
of that company are Republicans of the
deepest dye. JOHN SHERMAN knows
these facts. JOHN A. LOGAN knows them
Senator EyARTs know them, and they
know that any Investigation Of any facts
based on any charges Of corruption would
prove that the organized wealth. Of that
concern was Supremacy Republican, but If
we of West Virginia could convert the
whole of that capital into railroad enter
prises, and make our State the grandest
agricultural, mineral, and metal producing
State in the Union, would ii not he Il
rather good thing?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09
SAYS the hieuigcnecr:

There il some comment in Washington
City over the apathy OF the Administra-
ton in regard to the suffering of the peO-
pie in shattered Charleston. In the af-
flicted city the heartbrOken inhabitants sit
with sad fares in the parks with no roof to
cover their heads while the President
emerges from the solitude of the forests,
hears the news of the disaster, expresses
surprise that such thing could happen,
and then with bulky indifference renews
the pleasures of his summer vacation. 1t
is simply heartleSS-
The IRtelligeaeer has never yet said q
word toward urging the people to assist
Charleston by their charity. But it goes
u long way around in order to make use of
a little bit of demagOguery to bring dis
credit upon President CLEVELAND. The
Government has given some little aid.
The charity of the people of this country
is fully able to give Charleston all the as
sistance necessary, and there is No need OF
the Government mourning expense. The
IRteLigeReer would do better to first urge
charity for Charleston, then afterwards
call on the Government, if charity is in
sufficient.
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THE NEXT CONGRESSMAN FROM
THE FIRST DISTRICT.


And so Judge JOHN BRANNoN has been
chosen as the standard-bearer of the Demo-
Gratis by the Clarksburg convention, and IS
to redeem the First Congressional District
from Republican domination.
And we feel confident that he will be
email TO the battle. This district by right
belongs to the Democrats, but for the cleo
ton of a Congressman no votes must be
lost. The Republicans will contest every
inch of ground, and a popular, courageous
and energetic Democratic leader is needed
TO drive them back.
Such leader is the Hon. JNO. BRAN
NON. The support given him at Clarks-
burg, when several other such able and
popular men were before the convention,
il the most convincing proof possible OF his
popularity throughout the district. Ills
ability rs o campaign worker and leader
is fully attested by the excellent
race he made for Congress in 1881
Though working under great disadvantages,
with the chances against him, he lost the
contest only in q slight minority. he
polled as good vote in the counties OF tho
District as President CLEVELAND, in some
counties indeed surprising him. His VIC
tory, though he was defeated, was greater
than that of many a man who is elected
under suspicious circumstances.
The harmony, enthusiasm and energy II
the work of the convention ut Clarksburg
show that the Democrats OF thu
First District are in earnest anC
see victory in the air. We believe tn
Democracy will in every school district o
/ the various counties thoroughly organize:
as they should, to bring out every Demo
cratic voter. Judge BBANSON assures M
marty that his best energies shall be spen
in the field till the 2d day Of Noyembe
rolls around and victory perches upon tn
/ Democratic banner.
! Though hard fight Is expected, still
has been years since the prospects OF tn
Democracy Of the First District wer
briebter than now. Judge BRANNON Is
man worthy OF the position to which b
aSpires, as every one who knows him as
citizen or rs an official can attest. Demo
Gratis will work for him with a zeal, know
ING that as Congressman he will do homo
/ to himself and his party. Never befor
were the DemocratsmOrc alive to the work
the campaign, and if the contest continue
as auspicously rs it has begun, the Demo
cracy of the First District will on the 2n'
day of next November, drive out Rcpubll
can domination just as certainly as da,
scatters night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09

TURKEY il drafting troops to he ready
to meet Russia. But it's q sad way TO Sus-
tain the dignity of the Ottoman Empire.
Men are compelled to enlist at the point of
the bayOnet. 1t matters little to them
who rules the country rs they and their
families are kept destitute by the exactiOn
of tribute. The men of the historic land
OfSyria are taken away to fight the Sui
tain's battles while their families are left
at home destitute TO exc out life rs best
they can, or to perish. Why should they
want to fight Russia? They will be ground
to the dust all the same. They will not be
fighting for liberty, for home or for native
land, but that the dignity Of the govern
ment that Expresses them may be main
tained
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09

THE proclamation of Mayor Courtency,
of Charleston, 5. c., shows well the heroic
spirit that exists among the people oil that
unfortunate city. Undaunted by losses and
misfortunes and with a bright hope for the
future, the heroic people are earnestly going
to work to rear q new Charleston, Ph~niN-
like. from the ashes of the old.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09

Mr.. FRAMES speech at Clarksburg' en-
dorsing the ticket, is spoken of in the high
est praise by those who heard him. IL
was not only hearty endorsement, but
an earnest promise that he would be IN the
four quarters of the district, working like
a beaver for its success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09

THOUGH Judge BRANNoN was once
beaten in the Congressional race, that Is no
reason why he should be beaten again.
As in the ease Of Ohio's Governor, second
attempt is sometimes necessary before We
tory is won. Judge BIANNoN Is now
stronger with the people than ever and Will
make a better race than ever, and as all
know he need but run little better than
he did in ~ to carry of the prize.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09

THESE are West Yirginia's Representa-
tives in the Fiftieth Congress:
Hon. JOHN BRANNOS, First Congress
siOnal District.
Hon. W. l.. WILSON, Second Congress
sional District.
Hon. c. p. SNYDER, Third Congressional
District.
Hon. CHAs. +. HOGG, Fourth Congress
siOnal District.
This is q strong quartette, and West
Virginia will'haye u representation that
will do credit TO any State. For intelli-
gence, learning and knowledge and dis
cernment in public affairs, We will place
them as peers among the members Of the
House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09

SAYS Mr.. SCOFIELD's private letter
10 Republicans: THE interest OF the Con-
yressional districts will be largely looked
nfY s TIN bbSseedslda e"difft fRGH SSTj;SS
will dispense what bOOdle he has to spare
in the interest of Republicanism in his dis
trict The committee proposes to devote
its special attention 10 certain few close
but financially weak districts"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09

The Republicans think they have put
mn their best man in nominating JOHN A.
HUTCHINSON. This is perhaps true. MIR.
HUTCHINSON is a popular and able man and
will make good campaign. We are glad
fit. There is no mistake about Mr.
HoGG's election, and Mr.. HOGG wants to
beat a GOOD man in the Congressional race
There will BE- 80 much more honor in 1t.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
TATEsENATORIAL CONVENTIONS

SECOND DISTRICr-At Burton, "euei county,
September In ,.-,-o
TUrpp DIsrRICr-At West Union, SeptenoerS
TWELFTH pISrRICr-At MOOreheld, ON lhurs-
day, september ID.
THrRrEESrH DTsrRICT-Berkaley Springs sep
Irnnht.r .Nlh.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09

BEFORE the Democratic nomination, this
asseyeration assembled to heaven from the
lips of Gen. GOFF: Under no circum-
stances will again be the Republican
nominee for Congress" And all his
henchmen cried out that is 50. After the
Democratic Convention we hear the old
stereotyped lament that Gen. GOFF is the
only man whom they can elect-he is our
saviour and he must run. Well, we'll!
Trot him out. We believe he is rs good
meat for Democrats as Capt. DOvENER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09

Mr.. HUTCHINSON is very nice man
and all that, but that can't save him from
the fate awaiting him next November.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09

THE Judicial Convention ut CINCINNATI
Yesterday made the best time on record
only lasting three minutes.
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Poor DOvENER-when you get the he
,ublican nomination for Congress please
whistle
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GoFp is to be grOOmed for the race after
II
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@nDne Spmntb.

9onesoaIe erfreut iib elmer orpfe,
Anjabl bon Seiu6srn aus allen SbeiIsl
oeS 2anbes.
- 9as SonesbaIs 6eucrbepariment
lplro an "A. 9IuSuIt feline idbrIiG,
Pardee unS SnIpeftion baben.
Der Somtass;us bon 9leu g)orl
ma9t Die 6alrt na9 Sadawarcn in q
Stuneen Uoer ctipd cine Wiule in eel
Ulinute.
= an Dem 8an Ser ncuen Gcieenfab.
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8eitelIt, aIs 95IaB finben l6nnen.
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Sag, cen ID. gluB., cine eroBe @rcurs
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arran6irt uno iii Der Sabrpreis fir bic.
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bait Tr. gtu9uit Sbni9'S SambHreer
6dmlIlen' llIeeiSinen fir 8anS unfebIs
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barre bat eas 0oielsi9entbum bon @briIt.
9aItun5 IN SeeIcrbilIe fir s4750 fdufs
ll1 eriuorben uno scpcntt bal6isIt babpn
8eiiB 81 nsbmsn.
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Stabtratt,

select @ouneiI,-rsseImdBis
Sibuns AM Domcrfus Nbeno. -Dia.
ppr 9lipple ianSte folsenbe Sorlaaen
cbne feline 0enebmisuns suriid Die
3eIpIution, weIde cine Der SanitdtSbes
b6rbe seb5rsnoe Summe ben groipeet
9lpsnue 8srbeKtrunSen suipeiit (baffr
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luton, ipel6e elmer 6rau 9unbp ssn Der
10. 9arb Die Sisucn erIdbt. ba Iie 81
be,ablen i'm Stnnbe isi bic BsrprSnuna
sur grnenuuns zines SaniiatsppliSiiten,
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g d,piucfud1t acbeift.
Ceils ron lssitr gEcbe. ]

GiTem alien aHts. Nsr BON Der graris ,u
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Rliliondr eie 8eidre bmo eincs Cinfadber
pr9einbliben psilmtiels iir Die ihutae uni
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dnO eunAenlranIbCirH ausgstinNigi. gnd
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fraIie III idnlenoen 6lllcn erprObt bate, Grad,
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Silitftcr tinb NelleS,
abDofaten unb @ed5t8 auspaItr,
Sfiiet: Srits NatiSnnItanf Gts be,
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ti8e &brperperIeBunSen, bod iperben
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= Seit Isbten Sonntas fabrt iett
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renben nSIper" mad 2adaipursn beI6r.
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brinot.
= Die Gattin bon Stattratb 6ronI
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elmer 2un8euenbiInounS uno 8ncumonia
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Own Der Smbfeite.

Die Ocrmania 9anb eeeentt am
SamitaB 9Ibenb Uor ter @ermania
S0aue elm GOnSert i'm Sreien III eeben.
sic ipirb ell 9utcs PrOsramm nuIfiibs
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ieiner Srau init einem 3Bdter6sn bes
i8entt.
Der neue S6lau6paeen Der 9leps
tune @ompunie toiet 1896.
Gbrilt Srsp, Gin Srsiter bon Ulor
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9rm.
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9erannabeu ciues 2ei6ensuses mcbrer,
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fd8uns iteIIt.
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MlftionSberfalIf bon Mlpbeln, etc.
am 8rcitag Den 13. gIu9ult, II
ubr MOr9enS, Gfe BON 9afa
uanna unO SranfIin 9Iuenucs.
Ot. s. Sing, sIuftiOnatOr.
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*Dab bic 3siten ,,iGledt" iinS.
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manb i'll 8sripunoerunB ieben, Der biz
ta0ti6en 3eituusen nGbrenb Der Somr
msr,eit Itueirt. Saraus erIiCbt man,
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iuben unS bort Sage UoCr Mpden lang
periueilen un6 nobel lcben. Das Gnens
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gltcr eS III sinmal 70 Oiobe uno Inn eieIe
mitmahen Su ibnnen, piro Der lebte
Sent ,uIommcngeIdarrt unb bic Sbuls
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fdat ia bon Ielbii ipca 10 lau8e bic
5errIhaltsn OerrciIt iinb, mb iuenn lie
,uriit tommen, 70 boben iie erIt re6t
nitts. IS bleitt aqerbin0s nod Gin
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in BEN St6eten suritd, a5er tieIer fibIt
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ODER msbrcrs frcie Gage Su 0bnnen unb
basu bieten tie td9liben 9rcnriiOnen
unb Bic 3icS rci6lide 0ele9enbeit.
g9enn au9 i'm Sauie S6molbans Scd,
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b6nst, - CO 1T bed I6bn, tpem man
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ocm @eIcs, aber 6aS ibubet ni6tS, =
bic 2sute miiHen eben ipartGn, bis iie
besnblt peroen tbnnen.
99dre es nidt enelid an Der 3eit,
Sab baS @olf Sur 8eiinnun8 tbmmt unr
einiiebt, baB bieie 3uitdnSe ouf BIZ
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nibt bon redtspeeen anberen ecu:
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iudt, Der mag ii4 frabsn!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-08-12

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