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Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08

Mr.. FL IIiett, the vegetable gar.
diner, len Mt our office to-day, a Cili-
fornia nddjsh, about eight inches
long. II wa fresh end good. When
YOU want rirst-class vegetables call on
Mr.. Hiett ~ nis sta nj in the Market
house.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08

The rehearsals for the musical and
dramatic entertainment, which is to
take place at the Opera House on the
18th, are still in progress, and promise
well for the success OF the final per-
fOrmancC.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08

The Florida oranges have been
slow in moving noTthyard this year
ON account Of the quarantine restric-
tions, but the crop is now starting,
and the indictiOns are that shipments
will be rushing from now on.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08

The Democrats o. Tennessee loose
one Congressman by the election Of
Evans (R.publlcan) Ia the tl!rd dis
trict.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08

1t has been raining here almost
constantly for three days and nights.
IL the rain fall has been as great on
the river above ~ 1t has been here,
we may look out for big rise in the
river.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08

The Symposium club meets to- nol-
rJw night at the residence of Mr.
Jerome Duncan on Madison street
A full attendance is requeted.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08

Mr.. J. S. Lee, who has been with
Mr.. Il. Ledbettcr Eor sometime, has
gone to Nashville to accept a place
with the Terry Show Case company,
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08

Miss Mary Anderson, the actress,
has returned to the United States,
and expresses herself rs delighted TO
get back home.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08

Mr.. Clara Wisdom and daughter,
NiiHs Ruth, returned several days
ago from Paducah, where they had
been on visit to relatives.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08

slr. Rufus BeIiamy Is quite iierioGs-
~ sick, and may not be seen again by
his many friends for some days.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08

The indications are that Evans
fRepubIlcanj has defeated Bats for
Congress In the Ord district
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08

Rus .cllvllc Herald Entesprise: In
another column we reproduce FROM
the GAINESVILLE CHRONICLE "A well
considered letter from our county
man. Thus. Brjwde., u olaastcad
The movement advocated 10y him Is
q. Immense Proportions, involving
consideration OF vast Importance,
and thu quest n should be cOn-ld-
er,d IN every light by the farmers
before tskinga ~ dcanitcsteps. Oar
,..iuaus WILDE opcu To commupic,-
tlons upon the 'uhlect, andwc request
,,rr farmers T. favor az with their
views. partlcg laFly as . the practical
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08

Gen. Palmer, Democratic candidate
for Governor Of Illinois, Il probably
defeated by Tifer, Republican.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08

Mr. Frank FiederIlng was reported
much improved to-day.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08

The honor and integrity OF the
management 81 the Louisiana Lot
terry company are now fully estab-
li-heI all over the country. All
who know anything about it, know
that the drawings OF the Company
ARE held with the utmost fairness
and all prizes paid fully and prompt
Is. Thousands ere ready of their
own knowledge to testify to this.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Y.
VI. G.. A., meets tonight.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08

The steamer Is. =. Rbca passed. up
nj o'clock this evening for lSash-
Vile.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08

Mrs. w. II. TURNKEY starts to Flori'
ia 20 night 30 spend the winter.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08

Phelan's majority in the Memphis
district will be about eight thousand.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08

Central Warehouse.
KENDRICK. PETTUs q Co., OF the Central
Warehouse. sold for the week ending Novem-
hcr s. 1888, sc hogsheads as follows:
Is Hhds. Leaf, 81 90 to SO 80.
% HndS. Leaf. 81 o. to 81 90.
~ HhdS. Leaf, So 90 to 50 30.
10 Hhds. Lugs, s. 90 to 81 30.
q Hhds, Lugs, 81 so TO 50 20.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08
At Cost.

$50 sets of Double and Single Bug
gy Harness. Also fine line of Robes
and Whips and other articles. The
finest ever in the city at
"CoME TO STAY"
Franklin ST., No. SO. Oct24d2w.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08

Sale of seats begins at 8 O'Clock,
November II, at Owen, Moore d.
Atkinson's Book Store.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
AN INCUBATED BABY.
Little Edith Mclean Taken Out OF the
Patent Hatcher.

Little Edith Mclean Taken Out OF the
Patent Hatcher.
New YORK, December baby Edith
Eleanor Mclean mss tean taken from the
Matching cradle in the Wards Island Hos
pital. Little Edith is the baby who was
born thirteen weeks before her time in
the Enigrant Hospital, and, as the
only means of preserving her life,
wss taken hoQ her mother and
placed in a patent incubator or
Matching cradle, thus far the first time
successfully used in this country. When
placed in the cradle, September ZItn, little
Edith was only fourteen inches long and
weighed bat a little over two pounds.
When released from the incubator to-day
she was twenty inches lorg ard weighed
SIX pounds. He: mother took her to Biz
mirgham, in this State, where her sister
lives.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
MOpNDsYILLE NOTES.

Special Correspondence tf he Sunday RtG!sr.
MoUNDsvILLE, Dc amber l.-Tne Com
mis- sjoners have heen repairing the school
building quite extensively during vaca-
tion.
William Tomlinson has cold his rem.
dercs in Edwards addition to Mrs. VIM.
Gregg.
The scholars of the Glendale school gave
a theatrical performance at tba. place lAst
night. The house was filled 10 overflow.
ing. The Mound,ville orchestra was In
attendance.
Dir. CLARK McCarIihar enter tanned .
nuube. OF his friends as home Thanksg,v-
ing Light.
The members Of the Church Of God are
corductipg series CT meetings this week.
The County Court will meet on the 18th
inst. to approve the cfiicih bonds Of the
newly elected county oflicers.
The Thursday club gave another Of their
erjoya able halls at Masonic Hall Thapk'-
giving night. Prof. K'llmeyer furnished
the music. Qaite q number OF visitors
from distance.
Mics Lizzie Crawford. OF Cameron, spent
Thank sg;ving with MisI Daily Myera
Mr.. James Carney, whose Illness was
mentioned in the REGISTER, died at his
home in the Third waid lsst Monday
night, and was buried in Mt. Rse Gene
tery Wednesday afternoon at two O'Clock.
Mr.. Csrney was ane of oar oldts. and most
rtspe ted citizens, and his friends will be
sorry 20 learn the sad news Of his death.
Mr.. Frank Hsrkin', Of Baltin ore, and
Miss Ida Porter, OF this place, were united
in wedlock at tie BRIDES home ThuIstay.
We understand that nuubsr Of infu-
ential gentlemen are endeavoring to form
syndicate for the purpose OF starting az
other county newspaper. A couple Of tbs
gentlemen are from abroad, and II II
/ thought enough capital can be raised TO
purchase rsw cylinder press and sn'nt.
We have COW two Papsrs, the Sun and .hs
Herald, and With third 10 the ring tbsy
will no doubt keep thing, lively In our
midsf
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
Change in the Base Ball Rules.

PIrTsBURG. December 1.-The Rotrd OF
Arbitration of the major base ball leagues
discussed the articles of qualified admis-
sion to the nstieral agreement, at its ses-
sion here to-day. Changes were made re-
quiIiog minor le'g les applying for prott c.
ton to have four clubs, and compelling
them to pay all salarifs TO players before
contracting for next year. Toe territorial
rights were also amended and the four
mile limit adcp ed.
A rule was slso adopted making it COM
pulsory upon a minor 'elgue club to sell q
player to any club that agrees to purchas:
him.
Tie B ard adjourned this evening, and
the members left for their homes on the
night aims.
1t is stated upon reliable authority that
Rave been made fer Column
bus, Ohio to take the ace of Cleveland
in the Am 9rican Association. Fo1r clnzers
have agreed to subscribe $4O, 900 for the
purpose OF putting gcol club in the Il ald,
and mt ing Of prominent officials OF the
will be held in Columbus to-
morrow to close the deal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
THE SPEAKHRSHIP.
A Republican VIII Get It-Springer Wants
toSp.ke Republican Guns.

A Republican win Get It-Springer wants
toSp,ke Republican Guns.
WASHINGTON, Dscembsr 1.-Therc are
more members of Congress in the city at
present than at any time since tie passage
OF tie Mills bill, and such leading Demo
Gratis as Springer, McMillin, Oates, Mills
and Breckenridge, Of Kentucky, agree
that the next House will bs organized
by the Republicans aud that the
candidates for sp aker will be Rsed, Nc
Kinley. Burrows and Cannon. The lat.
ter has the greatest arpIrent strength, tie
West swinging slmost tolidiy fer him. The
large and Dfuentisl delegations like New
Yo:k, Pennsylvania aud OHIO are conceded
to Msjor Mckinley, while the New Eng
land States will be loyal to Read. Bur-
rows support has not definitely material
ized, and tie fight promises to narrow
down to Mckinley and Cannon.
The Democ a ic program for the COM
ing session is matter Of informal ccnrer-
ence by the party leaders now here.
About the only thing that is unanimously
agreed to is that any atten ut of the senate
to admit Dakota as two States will bs re-
sisted, and the proposition is to take the
initiative by pushing through tie house the
Springer cmnibus bill, which provides for
the admission of Dakota, Washington Ter
ritoiy, Montana and New Mexico. Speaker
Carlisle will arrive tomorrow, and some
other matters Of legislation, particularly
land forfeitures, will be discussed. The
tariff is not regarded as having any show
to come up at this session.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
NOTES PROM BRILLIANT.

Special oorruS1adeact Of he Sunday RtSsste7.
BRILLIANT, December 1.-The Gath Mic
Fair which wa, held at the rink here o.
November e., 90 and 81. eclipsedanytbins
Of the kind ever held here. TIE lsr2sat
crowd .hss ever wss in the riDlkwss pre-.
ert On the last night Saturday. A large
crowd was present from Wel.sburg, and
returned home highly pleiselj they a!io
carried home with them several Of the
d ireipai prizss, among which va, hand
some Cayon portrait OF Father LAyds
drawn by Mrs. ASgie Trsbrt, and noe
har giss lamp by Mrs Ssphia s.hifer.
The eorttst for the gold wakh
which was the main feature, snd in which
considerable interest wa1 manifested, was
declared in favor Of Mis1Ma,y Nee, ~ ste
turned in SIS 80 Willie her opponent,
Mis- Minnie Goff, tuT1ed in $90-i. Ihe
other c,nss stants on various articles d,d
well and tuned in Considerable money.
In fact everything Was tunnel TO mooty,
mskins . total Of shout 81 ,0eo, which -
pears wonderful IL such mall town. ita
remarkable succea G. Gated nuch sorpfiss
snd has been tteiark Of Decple hnrs duf-
ing lie week. Blngo and Tssonio were
well reprtsenaad The CItholic choir q
Toronto ard Ne N. Z ctoir Of this place
rendered sssSal Selections which W~e
pleasantly Isseiyed.
The r.sH. factory and pudtlins dsp.rt.
ment sIs the mill clf sed doEn Wednesdsy
for II nnksei,ing. The padding dspHt
msT t will rtsuns Monday, while tns naal
f.c fory will not resume until WedsHsdsy
.To:s'st n Sceial' will hsvs u cir gfaz1
mining In the rink tpnight (Ssturdsy.
, The Wellsburg bt.ss band Win be prs.sat
DR.. D,ussii ard wife Of CAsada hsv,
taiea up their abode among o: and mt Is 2;
to remain. As We have no doctor fssid
ing here he no doubt can tuild up . goe.
practice, II be has the rsquiremsnta. Al
ne asks 10 o trial. He sppeafa 10 pe
genial fellow and " bops hs Will fenal
among us.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
POLITICAL GOSSIP.

Mark Hanna and Ben But!erwo1th, OF
Ohio. had lopg conference with Pfesi-
dent-elec! Harrison yesterday. They were
we'll pleased with the result. 1t Is be-
lievsd these two, as representatives OF the
Sherman element, have good bold on the
Ohio end Of the government patronage.
1t 1umored that Ben Batter worth will
be a candidate for Governor Of Ohio to sue
ceed Foraker.
Henry Plummer Chatham, q bright
Young mulatto, aged 80, is the only eolored
Representative in Congress.
Frank B. POsey, the defeated Republican
candidate for Congress in the First lGdiana
district, has determined to contest. The
Democrats promise some rich revelations II
he persists.
Mr.. Edgerton, of the Civil Service Com
mission, says that he believes the manner
in which the majority of that Commission
enforced the law killei President C.eve'
lands chances of reelection.
There is hot three-cornered fight tc
succeed Senator Ransom, Of North Caro-
lima. Senator R3uson's competitors are
hon. ~. d. Alt Y 1uOcL dAu 4AVh' "a @'A-
Woddell.
Representative Thomas, Of Illinois, who
has had conference with Pleident.elect
Harrison, says he believes California VII
he given q plscs in the Cabinet, and thai
the South will be treated fairly by ths IN
coming administration.
The Campaign Committee Of the New
York Republican County Committee hal
unanimously decided that there was treach
cry in the Eighth Assembly John ]
O'Brien's) district, to the Republican coun
ty ticket. It was the sense Of the conmitte
that o 'Brien and his district orgat to b
sbolished.
Represe ntative Henderson, of Iowa, cay
Senator Allison will atceptno portfolio IN
less it be tie Treasury.
Harrnon's plurality over Cleveland Il
Oregon is sos. Blaine'splurAlity In le5
WIS 2, $50.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
Pensions For West Yirginians.

Specta! telegram to the Sunday Register.
WASHINGTON, Dtcambar 1.-Penslons
have bean issued to West Virg, mans as
follows: Original invalids-John NJ Jemi-
son, Fa.mington; Isaac Barker, Peyton;
Levi Fetty ldeceassd), Fairmont; Samuel
]. Hall, BuffslV; Christian Nierheller,
wheeling; Isaiah Robe, Hsll:ck. In
creass-Geo. W. Helm, Howesville; John
Ross, Hurricane; Henry Reddehase, Graz
ton; John Gerlacb, Cottageyille; Alma
dorus Wisemsn, Coalburg. Original wld-
ows, etc.-Elizsbetb, mother OF Samuel Z:
Gregg, Ripley; Sarah Jane, "ldo" OF Lew
Fetty, Paramount.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
FIRED BODILY.
LIBERAL MEMBER OF PIRLILIEIf
Expelled for Daring 10 Critciss the Govsrn~
nspt
EXCITING SCENE III THE HOUSE.
Other Foreign News-EmpsOr William Re-
portsd Better.

LONDON, December lin the Mouse Of
Commons t;.day the Speaker ordered Mr..
Cunningham Graham [Advsrctd MberalJ
member of the Northwest Division Of
Lankarstire, 10 withdraw from the House
b:cause he had accused Mr.. Sni.h, tie
Government leader, Of connivirg at dis.
honorable trick, and refuted to retract il.
As NJ. Graham was leaving the House
member shouted Bravo, Grshamr
In an interview Mr.. Graham explained
that the trouble arose over the action CT
Mr. Brt eke Robinson, Conservative member
fer Dudley, in putting . molten on the
paper to prevent di cuss:oa upon tie chair
makers grievances. Mr.. Graham had
characterized this a. o dishonorable Tick,
and expressed the bali,f that the Govern.
msnt had insiigstcd Mr.. Robinfon to per-
form il. He had Iefused to withdraw this
statement, and Ee3cs his dismisss'. Die.
Graham says he will rot sro.ogizs, M
matter what the result may b..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
RANDALL AT WORK.

The Eminent Democrat Once More In the
Harness
WASHINGTON, December 1.-Samuel j..
Randall and family arrived in this city to-
dsy. Mr.. Randall bore ihe fat'gues Cf the
Journey we'll, ard on his arrival was in the
best ef spirits, while he will attend to the
duties of tie Chairman of the Committee
en- Appropriations, il S probable thatmost
of his wcrk will be accomplished at his
home. and that he will net attend the
meetirgs of the House, excsp! upon sptc al
occasions. until SIT the holiday recess.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
N THE COURT.
,u,vg. COUNTY DEMOCRATS
,.,,, s, a Nandamus to the County
Ss'! Court.
PILL OF EXCEPTION PRESENTED
D.. II, Bard Of Commissioners Refuses to
D. Sign It.

s..--, :. T...--:G 20 ne S"'.'''s
So 49,, y.-oy. W. VA, December l.
n,n,,,rat;c counsel liled petition
=, !Ds r., tss scp.eme C,urt 10 day on behalf
OS',,i ,,,.rson, praying a msndamus against
Q. O can't, Co,rtv commissioners to compel them
'-S w." 1roner bills of exceptions and to
u w. - ,ornsrl to appear b.fors said CON-
P''-!,, :,,s,s and exam ne witnesses. The
-. - -.ceived the petition and
' .3s,s, that a su6-issue sgainst
v,,' . commissioners, returrabls Monday
- b.3-e the Supreme Coart at four
D'S, '.,,,L and also ORDERED that the Com
,;,siore,s t be prohibited fiOm certifying
- -, ,..r,, Ct the election in this county
-, - f,tpre order of the Supreme Court.
r~.is ~. !, blsck eye for the County Con-
.,.,.;,ns,s -, aud tteir Republican advisers,
10 have purgos,ly led these officers
.-,7 from the law and their dniy.
The Democrats are heartily pleased with
a.. D-s.ept state Of sfairs. The manifesto
s-,Ss Democratic State Executive Commit
go vss enthusiastically received and en-
S,,ss5 hv all. The Republicans have been
significantly quiet and have nothing to
ssy whatever.
>.rator Faulkner was hare during the
conference Of the Democrats. All Of the
committee. excsp! Chairman Riley, left
Il, their respective homes this evening.
The County Commissioners, in session
t5-dyy counted four precincts, which re-
s2,:.d in a gain Of two for tie Republican
P,3sscutirg Attorney aud Commissioners.
Cou,t then adjourned until Monday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
ANARCHY REVIVED
And Its Adherents Stronger and More
Willy Than Ever.

WHY Khan Ever.
CHICAGO, December 1.-According to
the information, fully authenticated, now
in the hands of the Cbicsgo police, rot
very long ago committee cf six was sp
pointed 10 this city to take into consider
alton ways and means for reviying the rev.
olationary cause. No one at present
knows how this committee originated. 1t
was less than three days ago that the
names of these SIX propagstors reached the
private drawer of Inspector Bonfield, but
he has them, and unless the policy of the
city government intervene5 they will be
placed III der arrest within possibly twen-
tY-four hours. They sre known as the
Invisible Committee that is, they are
suppos ed TO be unknown to the mass Of
Anarchists in Chicago, Notwithstanding
they have the sole control and direction Of
the movements Of the organization. They
work with otter Anarchists individually,
and not as q bojy, and hold their identity
sacredly secret. This, plan was adopted
because of the failure Of the central organ
izlt;on plan, which brought Spies, Per-
sous and others to the gallows.
This scrt of invisible" lead work was
begun aEout q year ago, and it progIe sssd
very slowly at first, but as soon as the
revolutionists fully reslized that there was
directing fountain head they rallied
round the revolutionary andsrd, and
during the past few months, the work cf
preparing for the revolution has been 60
irg forward with great activity.
Aside on q majority Of the thirty two
organizations affiliated with the Central
Labor union the invisible committee las
bsen prom ulgstipg tie revolutionary cause
through q number of Anarchist;c societies,
pTomiI eat among which is the newly
formed "Arbeiter BunG." Tie "a. K.
Partors Assembly No. l." reorganizs-
tion of the expelled X. of L. Assembly
No. 1907, of which Parsons was lead
ing member. The ''Socialistic Publish
ing society, which owns a controls the
ArJeiter Zeitung on the communistic plan,
and the Workipgmen's Defense Associa-
tion, which raised the money TO defend
Hronek and fellow cor sriIators, are also
&C i've in the work. The plan of campaign
as nearly as IL has been conprehendtd d
by the police, is, so far IS the public aseo'
CiatiCns and meetings are concerned, to
teach anarchy, to create in the minds Of
social tic adherents a hatred of the law
and the law officers, and to inspire spirit
of revenge for the execution Of Spies and
lis comrades. Their teachings are carried
out by speeches more or less ipcendiary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
The raylorstown OH Field.

WASHINGTON, PA, December Ten
wells were completed at Taylorstown the
past month and fourteen in the county,
leaving 55 uncompleted at TaylorstoWn
and rs in the county. The completed
wells at Tsylorstown added nearly l,OoO
barrels to the production, which Is no"
about $500 barrels day. Work IS being
rushed in the vicinity OF the Robert Knox
25O-barrel gusher as fast as bad roads and
weather VIII permit.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
KILRAIN VS.. SULLIVAN.
Jake Makes q Bold Challenge, Now for q
Fight.

Jake Makes q Bold Challenge, Now for
Fight.
CHICAGO, December IA formal an
nouncemsnt amounting to challenge Of
John L. Sullivan by Jake Kilrain was
msde here tonight. The announcement
is the result of Sullivan's challenge to
Charley Mitchell. II is in the shape OF
tha following statement from Parson Da-
vies, Kilrain's manager, to the Chicago
Times:
"Kilrain thinks that if Sullivan can
fight ore man he can fight another, and
therefore makes this offer. He will night
Sullivan with bare knuckles to inlsh'
under tie rules Of the London prize tiDgr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
WHY NOT THE TRUTH?
Correspondents Who Call Attention to
"Intelllgencer" Peculiarlties.
tn ,Ie EJigor of fke PcOis.fr.

Correspondents Who Call Attention to
"Intelllgencer" Peculiarlties.
To tIe Editor oftss Register:
SIR:-The pscu'isr tactics Of the Iatelh-
gencer are amusing. Why don't it tell its
readers the truth? When in the Count in
Ohio county it was found tIat mstske
of four votes had been made in Centre
district against NJ. PerdIeton, it
fiercely shcu' ed that a felony lad
been committed; but when in Ritchie
district it was discovered that in the trst
count q mistake Of seven votes had been
made against Atkinson that paper never
dropped hint about felony. 1t acts upon
the principle that there can be nothing
wrong in any thing that lis in favor Of its
own side, bat that eve ythiDg against it
must Re fraud When it wss discovered
that in Clark district, Harrison county,
"a strong Republican couuty) that
Psndleton gained eleven votes
it was afraid to accuse its own party OF
felony, but when Psndleton gained four
teen votes through a miscount in one dis
tr;ct in Wetzsl, from that moment that
psper "hesded" all the Democrats in
Wetzal county for the Penitentiary. Now
this 10 no way for decent raper to be con-
Guc!ipg itself. 1t reported that Mr..
Pendleton was seeking msndsmas in the
Supreme Court to keep Nc Atkinson from
getting certificate and tent his stat sment
all over the country. 1t abused and de-
nourced Mr.. Pendleton for dairg this
thing when he had done nothing CT the
kind. On the contrary Mr.. Atkinson and
the InteRigencer are rushing into the courts
for mar damus, writ of prob btion, a
csrtiorari, babess corpus, or anything
under the sun to keep Mr.. Pepdleton from
getting his certificate. Tie IntcNigenecr
IS a great paper. For shame on the
old rag. IS this Archie CAmpbt lps
old MteHigencer' No. 1t is simply Biz
die Hart. only that and nothing more.
How are the mighty fallen!
Dir. Psndielon has f,ir, Cquara me ori-
ty of nine teen, and all the Harris IN Christ
erdom are not going to take it from him CT
make anyone afraid. DEMOCRAT.