Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-10-17

CHAS. L. STUCKEY.
For the House Of Delegates,
As. cambridge
For Clerk of the Circuit Court
JOHN NJ. DANIEL.
For County Commissioners,
T. B. MOORE,
WHIT. LEWIS,
L. RlSSLER.
For County Superintendent of Free Schools
A.A.P. NEIL.
What free hides did for the tanning in
dustry Is what free wool will do for the WOOL
en- manufacturers.
Under the new law voter must vote at
his own precinct. Read the notices and see
where YOU belong. Make no mistakes.
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The population Of this congressional dis
trict in 1890 was lS7 1926. The square miles
land area-7,OlO. The vote in 1892 was
1851.
The Baltimore Sun Of Monday last had a
good map Of West Virginia Indicating the
bounds of the several congressional districts
Of the State.
There may be apathy among Democrats
in some congressional districts, but not in
this one and we are especially pleased that
here we have no A. p. A. thy.
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A Populist and a Democrat got into a
shooting scrape in Georgia last week. 1t is
not surprising that Populist should shoot
He has ever with him his own little pop
gun.
It will be seen BY special of the Baltimore
Sun in another column from Morgantown,
that Hon. VIM. L. Wilson, the scholar ia
politics" had a magnificent reception at
the athens Of West Virginia
We challenge the Republican papers Of
this district to put in parallel columns the
speech Of Gen. Grant made in Birmingham,
and the speech Of Mr.. Wilson in London,
and then criticize Mr. Wilson adversely.
Judge Gaynor having declined the New
York nomination for Judge Of Court Of APP
pesls, the vacancy on the ticket has been
filed by the name of Judge Charles +.
Brown. The ticket may be the gamer after
all.
Emperor William of Germany has COM
posed a song in praise Of the Qneen Of Italy
and sent it to that royal lady. He claims
to rule by divine right. Perpaps this trib-
ute to the Queen is proof Of the divine AZ
fatus.
Hon. Henry Beatty, OF Terra Alta, Pres
ton county, a lifelong Republican politi-
clan and twice an of6ce-holder under that
party, announces his support Of Hon. VIM.
l.. Wilson for Congress This is not an ex-
ceptional case.
At the recent Farmers National Congress
held in Parkersburg, a resolution favoring
a protective duty on wool, cotton, fax and
hemp, was laid on the table by vote OF
1909 ayes to So nays See The farmers
two thirds Of them-want free wool.
There was nothing slow about that recep-
ton given William J.. Wilson at Charles
Town Monday, or small about the crowd, or
lacking in enthusiasm Nor was there any
thing wanting in the great tariff reform
leaders address. -Slm'on Necs. No,
brother aud there will be nothing stinted
about the majority old Jefferson will give
him.
Judge Harlan, Of the L. : Supreme
Court a few days ago decided that while
railroad employees have the same right TO
strike that all other workingueu have, they
have no right % enter into a combination or
conspiracy to stop working, with the inten-
tion of cripplng The property or in any
other way preventing the operation Of the
road
No man since the days Of Henry Clay
"Harry of the West, has had such distin-
guished consideration, such warm, euthusi-
astic receptions and oyations, as Hon. VIM.
L. Wilson Men of all ayocstions, political
opinions, religious convictions people
regardless Of sex, age, color or previous con-
dition-eyerywhere turn out TO meet and to
greet him.