The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-10-01

Perhaps those circulars are said
to have been burned by Mr. Peck
had Mr.. Blaine's "burn this post
scripts attached to them. th
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The opinions of many republicans h;
have undergone a decided change of
late concerning the breaking up of m
the "solid south" They will change =,
about other sections before long. cd
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"One hour in Church" was the I'M VI
ique sentence imposed by Pennsyl oc
vania mayor upon two men charged a.
with drunkenness. 1t is said to have en-
made a complete cure in both cases. to
We dof our hat to the new Solomon. oil
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Near the close of Mr.. Cleyeland's n,
administration the query what to do of
with the surplus was often asked. !, 9
No need of that question now. There y,
isn't any surplus. Harrison and his an
billion dollar congress got away ~;
with it. tr
The steamship South Portland, re-
now detained at New York by the ga
custom house authorities, because of tlf
the allegation that her cargo consists DC
Of arms and ammunition for the Ven ao
ezuela insurgents, may prove to be ed
another Itata. ci'
The Clarksburg Daily Enquirer mi
has died from starvation, and with tb
out a struggle, and several people al,
interested in keeping it alive have
found out what they should have nc
already known that daily paper 10,
wont do in a country town. W.;
One of the schemes now being In
promulgated by the Elkins end of ro
the g. o. p. is to promise clergymen ae
large contributions for certain oe
churches in the event of Republican oil
success, and one would naturally in TO
quire, what won't they do next?
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The peoples party has Kansas this to
year. The peoples party and the att
| Democracy have the same views of NJ
the tariff, which each year adds to or,
the list of mortgaged farms in Kan q.
sas. No wonder the farmers of that ;os
state declare "there is something a.
wrong" tb
The North american Revte,c IL
promises to it's readers an unusual Pu
feature in its forthcoming number, III
for which Mr. Gladstone has writ no
ten very trenchant reply to the ar re
guments against Home Rule set
forth by the Duke of Argyll in the co
issue of that periodical for August. III
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The huntington AdpertiSer says: nm
THE Republican war on Col Mac vi,
Corkle, because he happened to be I'm
born beyond our State, comes with sv
exceeding bad grace from the Sena tb
torial boomers of Stephen B. Elkins, co
Neither were consulted in the mat no
ter, and are, therefore, not respons- t;c
ible for their misfortune. no
The court house ring of Mononga ou
liza Republicans resorted to ways "r'
that were dark in securing the NOM no
inees of the recent primary. and the en-
good people who were left out will WI
take the opportunity in November to pa
knife the ring candidates. The Ill
Monongalia Republicans are driven erl
by but few men an
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"New York safe for the democrats bu
is the word that comes from all parts du
of the Empire State The greatest no
meetings ever seen are being held ar
there, and republicans all over the M
state are joining democratic clubs sit
by the hundreds. 1t is so in many ;s
other parts of the country. The W,
hand writing is on the wall. The
republicans must 60 ar
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Governor Flower has made him liz
self popular with all classes by his Oh
promptness in heading off red tape ar
methods by coming forward with his ~
personal check for $4,000 and his &c
pledge to hold himself personally re- M
sponsible for the remainder of the pr
money necessary to purchase place an
to keep the quarantined passengers. n
Three cheers for Flower ~
There were over 800 Republicans 81
in Monongalia who did not vote at ~
all for prosecuting attorney. To such tie
we have the honor to present j. Ew nc
ing Davis, of Cass district, until re-
Gently an instructor in the Univer- III
sity, n young man of mental culture Pr
tested ability and original resources ST.
and hope that they may give him fair in
con sideration. Monongalia should dc
have a good prosecutor. The way to tn
have one for the next four years is to th
elect Davis. ca
A st. Louis Republican paper said -
a few days since that: The majority =.
rules, and President Harrison is I'M a,
doubtedly with the majority" This nv
is considered so good that other Re. :,
publican papers are copying it large !,
~ The truth is that if the majority :.
rules Cleveland wonld be President -,
to-day, for he received a majority
over Harrison of nearly loo, 900 votes -,
Harrison is not and never was the !,
choice Of the people, and Cleveland -
has twice been elected as far as the 81
| DOuular vote UOpa md Harrison NOV. Je