The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-08-04

fectise pt1libAory laws. With
sharp penalties Win never be en-.
acted and vigorously enforced by a
party dependingio r is success on
liquor votes ahdnot In sympathy
with The prohibition movement;
and being Of the opinion that such
laws Will only be enacted and Wig.
0fously executed BY q marty not de.
pendent on liquor votes 10 secure
SUCCESS, and which il in full SIM.
palhy with Che prohibition move,
ment; We, therefore, hereby pledge
nnr earnest support to that party
which openly debates in favor Of q
speedy enactment and vigorous en-.
fOrcement Of the moot stringent
ptohibitory lawsio drive out the
pirate saloon.
7th. We are Of the opinion that
the inconsistent attitude on the
temperance question Of manyofthe
profe1sed friendsof prohibition who
in their churches preach and pray
for prohibition and the destruction
Of the rum traffic and then turn
roundin their political parties walk
up to the polls in company with
brewers, distillers and saloon. keep,
ers and in partnership with them
vote Tor The same liquor policy 10
perpetuale and sustain the same
liquor traffic by supporting the
same licensed rum shops is the
strongest bglwat that supports
this dreadful rum scourge.
9th, We invite all good citizens,
who don't wish TO offend their pro
hi6itIon principles, their con.
iclenceand manhood, not TO be
lui'hef blinded BY party prejudice,
80 as to be lonnd voting with par.
tles committed toa license policy,
ont % cut loose from such parties
anu come over and enroll them
selves I: YES win q party where brewers,
dlsslllers ana saloon'keepers will
not 90 their political companions,
gorSing ana voting In harmony,
WIN them IN the same political
party harness 10 sustain a legalized
licensed liquor policy and thereby
make themselves aldefs and abet,
tof rs, Of me ", llqnoF crime:
V.h' we declare In favor Of re.
aueing lne salaries and fees OF all
huollc 9!llcers IN a just ratio with
the decIlne OIL inc wages and salar'
res OF private individuals and the
market prices Of honsehold and 9th
er commodities; and also favor The
abolition OF all unnecessary offices
and declare in favor of the most
strict economy 10 the administra
ton Of all public affairs.
t ~, d tSeS essl;a ~ VIZ w 'na'
like tbe nrobibi,ion mo ",ar ,e.1 oam
not succeed in this enlightened
period without a well directed in.
telligenee, and that prohibition
s.nab mnss oe disseminated }:
nrsSs and ,bs. tho p p'Ui ~ ,so
hibition will have to be cbieEiy 40.
cured through the instrumentality
Of an able "a, and well directed aggres.
S 1--WE PROMOTION press, we, therefore
committee ten Of not less Lban l SrSs bs
appointed in each district Of this
county. by the County Executive
G a.. atl Se to solicit % Subscriber.
,bo s n'oI;i,i onu %tgaG TL
West G virginia F,e ,s, a" md The The
New York Voice.
On motion, the following Execu.
tive was appointed by the Chairs
D. S. vanMalre, Chairman, John
U. Myers, Levi Roush, sr., R. ST.
Bickel, j. W. Saunders, R. W. Da.
Wis, D. NJ. Sullivan, 2. scantlin, E.
S. H, Whitehead.
NOMINATIONS.
For the House Of Delegates, d.
NJ. Sullivan aud W. A. Bias, were
nominated by acclauation.
For Commissioners, James W.
Foglesong and L. S. H. Whitehead
we're nominated by acclamaliop.
nominated by acclalnalion.
Tho follow;n, doIo,o,os r,o,o =.