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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-04
A TERRIBLE FALL.
4 LITE GIRL TrHBLsS OVER rHE NaEtA.
TEllH STREET BRIDGE
She Drops TElr,y-Fiye or Forty Feet u tie Frvzen
Gr0aud-Her Injuries Of Probably
Fata! Nature.

4 terrible accident, which will in all
.-,l,,.li,r rosrlt in the death of 4 Iittl,
p'''' 49,, -, s.-..,
Siii' o''u'''' ~ 'ns ''','
bridge over wheeling creek yesterday
morning \ little ten-year.oId daughter
of August Ferguson attends school at the
r,nr,, ,rorJ and Whom dismissed abor,
II O'Clock, she siattoa 10 cross the hfldSe.
4 wagon and 4 lot Of hogs came along, and,
yhilr watching and ,t-,mntiry f. avoid
-
Ones'' sue 'e'''"''N 'o' '''S' - 'H' ''se
OF the bridge and Shipping on the tim
coating Of snow, or tripping on some OBJ
i.rt she Io., her LaI,ur,..,ud fell Their.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-04
N \ SMALL WAY.
Tho Nrws ~ the Day Polutediy P-rs-
t.raphrd for HaSty Readers.


COUNTY orders viii he ready a.: Clerk
Wood : office, Tuesday.
THREE deeds OF trust were admitted to
record by Clerk Hook yesterday.
THE Council Committee ON city Prison
met Monday night and passed the regular
bills.
CUAs CuKIE was raising racket IN
the Erghth ward. lst evening, aud Officer
p,.y1u pulled h,u. %.
THERE is much complaint about the oil
lamps on Wood street below Thjrty-ninth
mot being lighted and not cared tor.
The Dallel glass works at LeazureviI!e
shat &Dwn saturday There is some talk
ct O change IN the firm in the near future
Ir rumur,d that Eng y Co. : mill, at
Pittsburgh. winch has been idle for three
years, wall ;g-umr shortly. The mill Is
being cleaned up.
ANuruEE great spectacular show, AL
adtjn. Iis due al the Opera House on the
gth and 10th inst. Keep It up, Manager
Eel-,er, the people will back you.
JAMES FRY, sent up to the workhOuse
. Last Saturday for four months, made his
escape yesterday morning. The average
/ wurkhouse prisoner only stays ~ long rs
| he wants TO.
| THE Wheeling people employed in Mar
[ thus Ferry were unable to get across the
/ river 10 their work yesterday morning, the
/ terry he,ug unable To run on account OF
} the lrp.
/ IL was Mrs Thomas Norton, OF Four
,eenth street. who tell and broke her arm
la day or two ago, and not Mrs. Dolan.
/ Mrs. Norton is "a si,terot Mr.. Dolan, hence
the mistake.
! THERE were two cases before His Honor
ma Police Court yesterday incoming. The
case against Scott Richards was dismissed
anil William Winters got and costs tol
/ sarboriug vicious dog.
4 LITTLE child of Mr.. Jacob Jefferson,
lot the Bank OF the OHIO Nali-y, accident
.a.lv Injured one OF its eyes, last Saturday
and there are grave fears that the sight %.
the organ may be- seriously impaired.
DR.. KELLEY, OF Portland, assisted by
DR.. Caldwell, held an autopsy on the re
mains OF John Neal, who died a few day,
since in that place aud discovered thai
| NIr. Neal had died ot consumption OF the
stomach and bowels, instead OF CIBCer %
the stomach as was at first supposed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-04
MISSIONARY WORK.
Miss Lizzie boyd Makes an Interesting


Report.
Miss Lizzie Boyd, the Ciry Missionary,
makes the following report OF her work to
Dr.. Cunuiugham, Chairman Of tine Com
mittee:
Ny quarterly report embraces only ten
weeks of services, because Of my two
weeks absence Itrom the city. As lift
NV pen there rises before me the vision OF
Weary hands outstretched for help-the
help Of human sympathy and Christian
instruction; the hands Of women disheart-
ened in the struggle OF life because OF hard
times. and the shutting out oithe beautiful
comforts and privileges that come into our
lives. The vision Of homes OvershadOwed
with SORROW, sickness and death; the vision
of little eyes luokiOg wOnierlngIy INTO
mine at the speaking Of kind word. Inc
vet higher vision OF hope, and comfort,
and cheer that has come and gIaduehe"
varv many of these hearts and homes
Amid these scenes the days OF the last ten
weeks have been largely spent; and sh"'l
not soon forget the hearty Good p!eNS you
for coming Cont come 500" aEtln,
Il thank YOU for coming, ana No' Nno"
any one cared for mt, and similar eA pres
sioDs that have gladdened the t"ll vi INC
DAYS. and made me to ietI II was ho. III
vain Quite number have passed out Oh
tho old siu.Iife into the new divine me-
and others are seeking whom We found
only waiting Tor 4 helping hand.
/ have had quite special care over
Young girls Just stepping into womanhoou,
expo,ed TO all IA" snares Of c,ry lHe, ana
the temptations that gather aHout work
ipr Urls. We have had one very marked
ras, of the rrscaiug OF one only sixteen
wears ol age, who had gone pa1l anu lar
On the down grade; rescued IN answer 10
murh prayer and chruts. ,lpTt. Inc
WORK ot prevention Of crime Is slowly but
~rrpI. moving on, az We SOW IN faith ana
hone with love and tracs the seed of warn
i.l.vpri. rrd helpful social puuiy Leaf
lets.
gHr interest in our cOttage-meetlns7 has
.-u rnutlruouI; scarcely one IN which
a,Inr have .nt taken their first steps
Chrlst-ward 1t would be quite impossible
To write the tender, hallOwed influences
which have marked these little meetings
in the homes OF the people IN the different
parts OF the city. As Napoleon said Of
France its highest need WAS good moth
ers, " 80 what is needed Tor these tried and
tempted newborn souls struggling with
unrongenial surroundings, Is more OF
morher-heart within our churches TO ten
derly nourlsh them.
At Christmas time there was quite a
little Labor of love given to my people
who are less fortunately circumstanced IN
life than those who kindly gave, 1t came
in the way OF Christmas dinners and gifts
to children who otherwise would scarce
have known there was day 50 full OF JOY
TO their hearts
My statistical report for the ten weeks
| Is "a follows: Number OF families visited,
/ 5lI; number prayed with, PSI; number
to whom the Word was read, AL number
of sick visited %, number reported for
SUNDAY school. -; number Of tracts dis
trrhuted, SO; religious aud temperance
papers, %; number OF cottage meetings
held. II; articles Of clothing given out, 90.
January /, l~--.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-04
CHICKENS, Dogs AND CATS.
4 Splendid Exhibition Now Going un AT
the CapiiOl Rink.

A Splendid Exhibition Now Going TN at
the Capitol Rink.
The third annual exhibition OF the
Wheeling Poultry Association opened yes
tcrday morning at the Capitol rink, and
started of in very successful manner
Entries were arriving all day and being
nut in place and by last evening nearly all
the cages were filled and about all the
available space occupied. Secretary
Bates says the exhibition Is much larger
and better than last year. and 1t only lie
quircS single glance around the vast area
Of chicken cODps to convince one that II II
very big and successful show, and one
that reflects credit upon the association
and management.
It has grown from year to year until
now, AT lts third exhibition, il is an cXhi-
hition that any section might well feel
proud OF. That the people viii literally
patrouize the show il amply evidenced by
the good attendance Yesterday and last
evening. I'm connection with the poultry
exhibition dog aud eat show is given,
aud special prizes have hr"n offered IN all
departments amounting to about 5000,
given mostly by husIu'ss men and m"m-
hers ul tine association, "i whom there a'"
now some tweuty-cighi.
In the galhnaceuu- division there are
all species of Aslatir-, American, Dorkings,
IIamhurgs. Spanish, French. Polish.
Came and other HaUtams, Turkeys and
miscellaneous breeds, including ornHmrn.
ral fowls of vmiou- descriptions In til"
Il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-04
THE Soggarth.

That very excellent authority on dra-
matte matters, the Daily Nrtrs, Of Chicago
says. Its genuine pleasure to announce
the success Of The Soggarth' n fIaye!-
ley's. In point Of construction it Is COM
pletc and dramatic, aud the writing Is tar
above the average The story IL one Of
murder. rircumstantAl evidence fixing the
guilt upon the hero. The play has the
benefit of an exceptionally good cast. Fore
most among the actors employed IL W. Ii.
Thompson, who has already an enviahle
reputation for what has come To he known
rs character work IN tht present case his
acting is marked 10y superior intelligence,
an eaTuestucs~ and an artistic finish that
Is too rare in this day not to deserve special
notice. The scene ut the confessional aud
in the Glen were thrilling in their IU'cnsi-
IT,. But the drama has 50 many cN-
crlIrucIrs that It seems almost use
less to specify any particular
one NIr Naudrrholl was admirable
Is the Priest. and Mr.. Weller gave spirit
81 performance ot the imprtuouS Neil
Mcguire. There WAS au almost bouri-
caulIian smack to some OF the DIALOGUE"
aud it found excellent interpreters in Luke
Martin aud Mauic White. They We're
both very successful ard were M great
favor with the audience. Mr.. Holland was
dignlfpd rs the Absentee, ana Miss Bel
uarde a picturesque and admirable Rn,-
-. NJ r,r,.l.,. soutr Gnur,I's " ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-04
FROM KANSAS CITY.

Former Resident of Whe" lug Tells
About Real Live Town.
Mr.. George Hoffman, formerly oil this
city, but now Of Kansas City, arrived in
Wheeling yesterday and registered at the
Stamru House. Nil Hoffman is ca his way
East. and only stopped OF fora short time
IN v,.;; relatives ana friends. REGISTER
ranortcr met him soon after his arrival,
and from him LEANED that he WAS prosper
ipu and that Kansas City was still going
ahead with all Ihy rigor for which her
prople have earned an international Tepu'
tat,uu. Mr.. Hoffman is Engaged IN the
real estate business, being mem
her of the firm Of Hoffman
x Russell He says new enterprises
Of all kinds are almost daily being tormu-
lated. aud that many large and suhstm-
,iaI business blocks have been erected du-
my the past year 4 large huber OF others
ar,. IN process OF erection, and still others
a.. .p contemplation. Real estate Is stead
i,f ,&vaurug III price, much OF TINS up
w,sI tendency being due to large invest
u,rris hv Eastern capitalists, who have
Iirh iu the future oi the city. The Wheel
. ing colon, ae all doing well, being either
gr, smrring IN heir businesses, Of holding
/ down lucrdti, UositiOns-wl an orca.
,ronal hirr in real estate a. a side issue.
Mr.. Hoffman will leave for the Last 10.
/ day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-04

There was another large audience at the
Opera House. last evening, to witness the
third production OF "Fantasma,' by the
Hanlous company. There was the same
unboundrd delight on the part Of the spec
taturs, ~ on Monday, and there is no
doubt but that the play would run Il week
here 10 good business The production Of
the piece was hamperrd somewhat ny the
small stage, and last evening some of the
scenery did not move with the freedom
desirable, hut the bitches were not enough
To mar the effects.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-04
Officers Elected.

At the last regular meeting Of Zane
Lodge No. |, Shield OF Honor, held Friday
evening, December 80, the following OIL
GERS were elected for the ensuing term: W.
~, II. |. IIildebraud; Jr NJ, 5. Mar
shall; Rec. Sec, John l.. Frank; +. s.,
f. ~ Mlligan; Treasurer, james A..
Wood; Chaplain, Chas, F. &. lIiIdebrand;
Conductor, J. J. Rice; | c., John Craft
0. G J. l.. Drgant; Medical Examiner,
DR.. ID. II. TAYLOR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-04

The Lconzo Brothers dramatic company
presented Brother against Brother for the
last time Mt the Grand Opera House last
night TO good house. The intelligent
dogs again made Wcat hit. This after
noon The Dog spy will be put on,
during the action of which the four dog
will hrintroduced in new tricks, Ne. Dog
SPY" will also be- produced tonight Seats
are now on sale nj Shields Music store
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-04

4 horse belonging to Il farmer named
McCulley, who lives near Elm Grove, was
stolen from ia front OF Lmgtry's grocery,
in the Eighth ward, about half past five
O'Clock Monday evening. Jas Lengtry
was the first to discover the theft and at
once instituted diligent search. Icster-
DAY morning the animal was found wan
dcring near the Kelsey farm, mp BogG' =
Run, and returned TO the owner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-04
.> co,o&,n se.l dry sc"as the rrrepcrl


D. A. Bradford, vhoI,slla paper dealer
OF Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, ,oai he wa-
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lunpr; had trIyt many rene.
dirs wilhou. benefit. irlE@ induced Il
try Or. Kings N"w Discovery Ter Con
sumption, did 10 and was entirely cured
by nee cf few bottles. Since which time
he n,s used it in hi family ior al Coughs
and Colds with best results This IL tn,
experience. If thousands whose lives have
hcru sl.,d ~ ihis Wonderful discovery
! TRIAL bottles free Al i,0yau y ca. y" Drng
HturC
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-04

A party of Bellaire young men and Ia
dies came up to the city Monday evening
aud while taking supper in restaurant
one Of the boys attempted too~raiaic with
one OF the pirls, whereuron she SAID
III YOU want to kiss me- it will cost you
81 rrr kis.. This Is leap year.
No hing Gaun,ed, thcyouug man banded
forth dollar hill ana took a coed sound
smack. He appeared to like il 50 we'll
that another dollar came forth and another
kiss VS. the result Another sill fol-
lowed and then the state OF the young
mans finances running low, he !c' up.
Aftsrward he got to studying over the
matter gnd came to the conclusion that he
had been very ,Ntayagant, aud refused T."
helm pay for the carriage and supper.
which made him about even ~ the k's-cs.
/. that the way the hrIimr" girls take al
VANTAGE of the leap year,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-04

Miss Emma Blond gave charming re-
ceptlon aud hop at the residence oil nel
father Mr.. l. V. Blond, on Main street
las, evening. Prof Charlie killmeyer lm-
pi.bcd the music, and dancing was the
principal feature OF amusement Splendid
refreshments were served nj reasonable
huur and were heartily discussed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-04

At the recent fair and festival held by
St. Johns Church at Arion Hall, gold
watch was put up to be rallied of. The
decision was postponed until last evening
when the rattle took place, ticket No. ia
drawing the prize. The holder is not
known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-04

THE usual treatment of catarrh ia very
unsatisfactory. rs thousands of desIairing
patients c,n testify Ga this point trust
WORTH medical writer says: "Pr"Drr local
Treatment i positively necessary to ne
cess, hut mauy. if not most Of the RENE
dies in general use hy physicians afford
but temporary benefit A cnre certainly
cannot be expected from snuils, powders,
douches and washes" Ely's Cream Balm
is a remedy which combines the important
requisites of quick action, specific curative
powers with perfect safety and pleasantness
To the patient.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-04
WILLIAM C0YNE,
THE ALLEGED WIPE MURDERER. HAS An
EXAMINATION.
Before Justice Keller Over at Martins
Ferry-The Evidence Adigcei
Yesterday.


Before Justice heller over al Aa''A
ter'y-Ine Evidence Adda'el
yesterday
---------
The preliminary examination OF "m'
Coyue, charged with numbering his wife
by poisoning her last week, the iulI
particulars of which appeared in these
column, ,La ,,s,t d,y b.,,,n m the CITY
-.
iIH'i' II NnItiu cry S'7'''"''''
squire Keller. Inc W"oIe u"y WIS w
cupied by the testimony OF the State, num-
berire, .iyh. npr.ops The State was rep
ill.,. I, cr,....,,,I Tpd,,.
- ''"5'
John :. Cochran, and The defense ny "eo'
c. Duncan.
DIR NJ = Hinernleu was the first wit
i a.. .,.,,5 IJa ,rss first
"'' 49, -
called TO Coyhe Oh MohuHS' De''iiiO''
-. She had symptoms OF typhoid lever,
br- was able tn walk about the house
y,.-,... r,.,.,,,I..r ol IN. in
p ~ "''''''''''
dIcdtIons were favorable lie ''SI'eu
her every day mp to the time OF
r.r Oath .,r,. dovs twice and others
-. rs.,..,,..,. ,,,o,,,;,,,, In.
'"'ee '','''9' va ''''i '''''' ANU
IT,. o,S,,,,-,n,. Ia ba,rd she
Soiue "''''"I Va '','''''J
was dying AM when he called She
was unconscious, and thought she could
not live ten minutes. Od SATURDAY ",''l
recovering COnscl ness, she %'' % Ae'
= brother that he hat we'd her OF words 10
that effect, meauiu. -. husband several
prescriptions were.N .."n "2. o1'I sunni
lants were admins. .ay ued ON
Wednesday morning. D..n.-Nl !' She
had swollen q great q, ".. .- .'nS
increased Tor SIX hou 90. ."i''
/ The arteries were iul. . Nrrr
,mpty. She might I'M .lNras"
bat not in So short tin. -. 3, b @,
/ still a mystery to me. To-. .rn'.,
contrary to orders This ..a.. geo. i'.'r
been done. Don trememL - pt;
HobeusaCk she had a heu' .'... 1"''
+ Coyue he was numbering '' y "IEIe'S
the way he was treating heI ".. """." III
form on hun II he ulu mol P."C"'e n'I r.
and that 1t might 20 hard wIlil nm II sue
should die. Inc disease had hOtH'nE 10
do with the sudden change she hau
scarcely anything to eat except Oh uIy
.,;,
Nu5' les y NOt ..I' - ", ,I.yardsr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-04
GENERAL ISTELLTG ENCF.
Circuit Court

Both Parts Of this Court held brief 'rs-
sioas yesterday, hu. Transacted 10 business
outside Of current orders in chancery
causes, &c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-04
| OISSOLU TION.

WHEE.l>,. ". Va, January ., l>>..
Notice Is given that the partnership ~ |. :
Good " ca is Dissolved The business viii be
continued by l. : Good. who will CoilcC, a..
claims and pay NIL liabilities Of the OLD firm
JULIUS JACOBS,
wis > GOOD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-04
Advice to Mothers.

BtEWEE shop tJr rent. Inquire ,
Aug. KUokc's .aioou, 1923 Eotl street,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-04

MENs hob-nails and brogans at $l.l5,
at Hascnauer's, lOis Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-04

SPECIAL otter, Ladies warm-llned glove
kid shoes q. 81 - worth =, at NaS,uau-
ar'S shoe house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-04


The Baltimore and Ohio Rlilroadauthor-
iues have served notice upon the Wheel
ing Stock Yards Company, which for the
past halEdozen years have used the site OF
the ancient "Hempdeli" machine shop,
around the hill, Is stock ya,ds, that the
lease will not he renewed, aud that the
Company desires to enter into possession
og,,he property on the coming first Of
A44I The cause Of the un looked for &C
ton by the railroad Company is not known,
hurt it. is presumed the object is t" On
tend the switching facilities and yard room
OF the Company "a, This point. EE0IS.
TER reporter called upon Agent Sat
t,rff-ld tor some information upon this
nnrnt. but Mr. Sltterteld said the request
10 yaclto the property had been sent direct
from the headquarters o.. the Company at
B4lyirrorvaud that he knew nothing Ct the
matter
The S,nrs Yard, Company his uo5 yet
Determined on q new location tor their
wards, but will doubtless do so At an early
dat,
SPECIAL. offer, Ladies' warm-lined glove
kid shoes ut SI.25 worth =, at iIa~cnau-
ar = shoe house.
ENERrR shop Tor rent. Inquire At
Au, Errkr saloon, 1925 Er1 street.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-03
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

The heaviest metals in their order
are tungsten, II; uranium, 1888; ham.
mered gold, 1896; platinum, %; irid-
ium, 23.
There are but three factories In the
United States in which crutches are
exclusively manufactured, one each in
Boston, Philadelphia and New York.
Aluminium resembles silver in ap-
| pearance, is stronger than steel, will
not tarnish and is superior to silver for
all purposes for which that metal is
used.
Bones disintegrate quickly in sea
water. They are consequently seldom
| obtained during ocean dredgings, al
though teeth, which resist the action OF
the overwhelmingly, are often brought
up.
-Vegetarianism does not protect
from cancer In hospital at Jeypore,
India, during the last eight years,
forty-one operations for cancer have
been performed on the persons Of meat
eaters, and sixty-one on strict and life
long vegetarians.
"A new glass. recently invented in
Sweden, is said to be capable. when
made into q lens for microscope, of
'enabling us to distinguish the 204,-
700, ,000th part of an inch" 1t is also
said that there is great promise of this
glass producing wonderfully powerful
telescope lenses and new departure
in astronomy.
According to Chicago wagons
maker, white oak requires eighty years
to mature; shell-bark hickory, from
thirty to fifty years; tulip-tree, sixty
or more years; and red or Norway
pine, at least sixty years. Artiiicially
grown, fifty-five thousand feet of these
kinds of lumber may be obtained from
each acre.
There are in the German Empire
between fifty and sixty manufactures
of playing-cards, which in the last flsca,
year turned out about 100000 packs,
of which about 1, 900, 900 were exported.
About four-fifths of the production con-
sisted of packs containing not more
than thirty-six cards, and of the larger
packs the greater part were exported.
An English physician of note ex-
presses in the Lancet the belief that
consumption is due to a constant irrita-
tion of the air passages, and that cold
air breathed at night is one of the
greatest irritants. Those who live
most of the time in the open air are
the least likely to suffer from phthisis,
because their lungs are so accustomed
to cold air as not to be irritated by it
at night.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-03

Totals. 2jOG95 e5, lO3 29G, ,2o5 2is, lO7
Suppose some impudent Republican
had strolled up to him and boasted
that the Republican party had
'fought the war;" Would he not
know it to be an impudent falsehoodp P
Would he not point to these four
States and ask whore they got these
250,69 troops from if not from the
296.2O5 Democratsp Would he not
ask the secret means by which $50, 600
soldiers could be got from 25, 1O3
voters, and would he not ask this silly
liar to explain why if these Demo-
cratic States furnished more than their
quota of Union troops from their Dem
ocratic voters, the other States did not
do the same? He would also ask this
silly liar to explain how it was that
the Republicans had not lost voter
by the war; that at all the voting their
numbers did not diminish, while that
OF the Democrats did until they
showed loss of over 100000 in actual
numbers and 100000 in normal
growth. He would also be curious to
know why, when the war was over
and the soldiers in the field at the close
of the war returned home, they voted
the Democratic ticket in the elections
OF 1866 and 1868.
What answer would the Republican
swashbuckler make? What answer
could he make? Why, that the inter-
rogator was Il British spy, paid with
Cobden Club gold, whose object was
to destroy this c:untry. That is all
he knows.
The Republican party--in spite of
its twenty-fou years of power by
fraud and forgery-has never in its
existence had behind it or in its ranks
majority of Che total votes OF this
Union. 1t was in minority of over
one hundred thousand in the loyal
North when the civil war came, and
1t has remained in minority since
the Union was preserved by the loyal
Democracy OF the North against the
wishes and desires OF the Republican