The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-09-14
CANINE Strength every Day.

The Pennies Wonder IS gam
ing strength every day. Already
are those who voted the Repubh-
can ticket ia the last campaign ex=
pressing themselves for Neal
Every body has confidence in the
campaign, since he won the nomin.
alton under such circumstances and
against such an array Of strengt ia.
and all concede that he Is the man
to redeem the old Fourth. He has.
fine executive ability and grit To-
spare and is constantly on the go.
Mr.. Neal has way of making
friends that is really wonderful It
don't matter how much money his.
opponents put in the field, it viii
not count against him; he is made
of armor plate and money don't
affect him. He Is a keen scrutin-
izer and no doubt viii know where
all the funds are placed even by the
Republicans. Now is the time for
all the people who were fooled By
false promises IN the last campaign
to come together and elect a man
of the common people to stand for
them in the next Congress Of the
limited States the people could
once realize that IA them the So
curity of the rnment rests. how
Isoon would they on rthrow the SIN
| gle gold standard ryation poll
10y. Elect men to Congress who
have been thecourage to back their
Iconyictions and we will again real-A
lize the good old times Of our faith
ers. All the people will hear from
Mr.. Neal during the campaign. He
is canvasser from away back.
] Huntington Advertiser.
Hold on to Your Job, Judge
Freer.
Geo. I Neal, the nominee for
4 Congress in this district on the
Democratic ticket, is a general in
politics that you do not not brush
Iup against every day. He has
fully exemplifed that he is an or
Iganizer, fact the opposition will
discover later on. The "Penniless
Wonder" will Twin in November,
land, as we said last week, Judge
Freer had better not resign his job
Lincoln News.
Evidence has been unearthed
that ring of spectators has sold
war-ships to this government worth
three hundred and fifty thousand
for seven hundred and fifty thous-
and dollars. 1t is cases like this
that make one feel like expressing
an opinion.
The young man with his FIRST
vote to cast in November should
satisfy himself upon the issues di-
viding the two parties and cast his
ballot as his intelligence dictates.
IF he does this he will support the
candidates who represent the prin-
ciples of the grand old Democratic
party.
Marion county comes to the
front with the latest thing in Jail
deliveries. Five prisoners, all in
dicted for house breaking and horse
stealing, with the aid of a chair leg
tore up the floor and gained en-
trance into an empty cell, from
which they dropped to neighbor-
ing roof and made off. None have
been apprehended.
The treatment of our soldiers by
the war department, issfmply APP
palling. and somebody is going to
be held to strict account for the
sufferings the volunteers have en-
dured from neglect of incompetent
officials.
We will pay our respects to the
Huntington Herald after awhile.
We are not going to allow it to
escape the cbastisement it SO richly
deserves.
AS the men come home and tell
of the unnecessary hardships that
they had to endure, the feeling
that somebody ought to be punish
ed for ineficienoy in providing
for our soldiers grows stronger
daily. The attempt of certain high
officials to pooh-pooh the matter
but adds fuel to the flame. 1t is a
matter that viii not be pooh-pooh-
ed.
One of the most abominable lies
yet published, is that in the State
Journal claiming split in the
Democratic party of Mason coun-