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Tue METROPOLITAN sGErNAbgEY PanG CoSus
bmm -The Metropolitan rI,nodsfs htd gmd
Va house lustmsm al wssaps'onilal. The con.
mJruus slb@iHel for The pnz sd ladies'
Plendid gold breast pup, and gold psncil-cfea
nimuch ex6ilenigal and merdment THREE Yves
aoul 100 read. lNe dml mz. was asatJsd 10
I've fllowiog, iy OivetI. Tayoi
Why was young llullaad, who 50 glllanllY pei
shed III Tue Amthean steamship AIclr drawer
liylgaloi than NGahl ltllH,n
b cause, Wien be heari The lax he'i de9ih In
his Ell, and looked out over the shorfiess ralsie
iid saw no reiwaing Dopf, he sill sluud, like a
nan, 10 his bS, aud wentdOwn With The unsnllitd
ffpes end slaU, brighter than Tie Raiatgi5 81
Prmits, above bis headl
The second pre- wos awarded 10 The following,
ya lady, which was signed "PalIcn"
Why is the Bsll. end Ohio RAILROAD Company
lite on unruly lUyi
Because The lasl tpiiciiag is Ilihelyl 9do wem
my go'd
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MELoDEoS Io.Nlour. -BAnLsT by hr Gao.
". Jluuox,--The cmplim ninY bspaf' Ten
decd by our citizens to TIE distinguished lisgedi'
IN, Mr. Gxo ". Jipisos, viii be gwen 81 Tie
n,lsd,oa lu.ughlj aud we lrasl that % hieui Of
Ay drama, and no rdmit.r Of one Of llle sablim'
Isl lrlgedies IN tic English languag by The Great
Master, will fud TO be in attendance. We have
that confidence ia M Jamison'sabililieS whichin-
iuces u, TO hulani the OPinlOa hot us HinlT
will be superior 10 any 'ylsonaoa OF llias ohatae-
!sr eyer witnessed In Ibis city. MIS-. LoAtos wall
lrpsar as Queen Gertrude, and Nls. lioeta as
Ophelia.
The amusing comedy Of 1.-THE Rough Diamond
ullaho be elfoimed with an excellent casl.
The Mrloleon Will be 10 neai aud tomlolAble
tia, The accommodating pIophrlot W. AeAlee'
having takea considerable paius Ia plrpne TOT Tue
oselsionj snd ih. sldelesl orlrI viii By enIoteed
We expect 10 see large and fashionable 'udisnee
nlLe. Nelodson to night.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
selo19 0oaSlSd, DEoRi9ER q "a.



.s,,ds,n gl' @ ao' gig, ssei.,i re,s y 5h n.
IN, ,ri eoidisein' "l'Hps zoo "u'u' i'f'' '''
Eilil9,.1s ihs "a anllnue', y ih, rex,
in.n ibd,htruily coniluue " sand teen uniil an
igslli;, tIsis neglect orit0n6 10y 9k' ihtr Nrloal'
" w, oFssi 70 which hey are illeeeN, ilel ale
ahno.ss ,rbis l lsg have tetoa lhe ON and odeled
h W. iiisorilnded' I, 49,.
is,blitben, and tls rareie are tsn ~ ilr 0rmsi
ipstl, u thsr atehe'd tcuoutlblo,
iooils have decided Nat reillin5 70 ntli Gf0l
~ NJ ofiee or removing ard ltlVIut iLtn uhttll
i11nsgf''ispilnn iiei esldsiNe Of Intentional iund
90 ladies 81 the Boufit rrt,byierldu
.,.,sh vliElyel supper 4 wslhe1ion nan, OF 10
'.,Irtor lhs alb DAY Of Doscmber
S,i,t, Or admlitIbn and snplff pl,M
T,l,s fdr two rsuom 40
I,,s. no, wishing supper wiz b udmll,,l BY P,ylnr
,,,riJ no eeultttle door.
wt,alF, NoY.saih, isH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-03

8ant .Ho
Y ltlN ltPQ4Nil l.'lr'
y elsitla lI.l lisw 70
Mdst|iti15 l.lis NHHnio f ID
oillc f8mIsin f1o 8il'.fs lItt llf
i,llltlrll. dfll do,toftlt lcHnl lIllr 0 ilI. lN
to.p ll 90 HAo As zen tallN tllllo ele
i4i,iat HQli lhe n.nl
Having ,.i'ti o6ni, Vi itlh Apdl,ll nfo
pioilll!a 90 mi sd ottItl ln uilNl ita
" r81l 3anIll1 tni -ii ~
', IVY tNP lial 9.Qllt Nf7tiaos liIt ~
'itii is,lIl pllt lt1tlclIlc tll I.i 4. .40l.
~ 40 tlsti ~
lions lulltIliwh was ulntif nfNt M I.IHld
tlllHf4Il t. w ailleun lhic|irI1EGII l.0ft
eplns9telt 9t Wa Qnf lttnt1h i10 fif
flieNf iitl ltsl lonN lid pVtlNNt Iillle
lol, ihai i1sssif ~ iiflhi lt1irpt its
Y6s i.,Y 5Sl Niiflt loiiia,tl tsfi IA
DC atilhtfig foIttttte ol mi Dtdo infht laNt0f
DO gold n1iGaofhr Htnniont Ncfflaht III rtlalt, q
y Pee euled ~ u ~. .sli eelle,ie llltpl1 lqft
kl'un,nfpi oiiIssifa un'ft lr9rlH fllg.isi tll6
t1fi4ri t7ir4ffr f1I1 ftlic rfrj
Neg ligitIHlafi lHlElgpltf llinIrh Nripltiig
lbsyt b5oatslti by iilslrsll foflphli'tiaro
y lohe3aAlA f,s.l eltWlle ~ .ee, .sitlli
gt9 iii teis h1il95
viii rlYthll luialle4 cold glol1it ha|0 t han
lftIa iiffEf ir rflcfIrI f lIl|0. UI| Toll Iffls
em, ,pfali gelea 5y WA fHtwpioifs RfttNele INC
ihHaia, Il 81, ssLtlt ef az tti6ls %
sfilllglles ifi b,l.5tt - yQai htll Nlll1i. $500.
TNOk. cANoftr
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T4Hn cHBsg.Eb
Sir Ashley Cooper, Bartii NJ. D.
tnE EmR,Nr HepiolL VaAotiriONga, HAS
lErT 4 yALUaBLE LEoAcS 10 nE


Sir Ashley Cooper, Bartn NJ. D.
tllE EniR,NT HtpolL PAACtlr0Nkai mas
LErT YALUABLE LEoAcT 10 nlE
w0aLDiN ills
Great Prsusntdtirs II COnsaRPtiOn,
UNPAiLlNG GU2k FOR PULMONARY
Wlttontshe we ~ lletlelae
RR "a ~ lnaIy iayf1s 919 p. y asl''a 'h' ui3 pl
FUR CHEST PRCTECToRi
10 ,ups,tore or III urta md eoadltlots, 81 tanlh
and tti3 shield tyalntl the,s itsrig dtet,,i E0l
llo1t iS Lafgt Ghthiitg ipA We p4foitd tlsle Of
lhoebet asordias 70 lftaieH iId ne gopiiua elanls
.1bs po,roiorp 10 simply ehomiCtlJ prtpirli fnt,
unc6 with hlkL5d paddedi Which, sllltu4e4lion ~
iNek, covers lhe ehe9ii 20 egir,9lo m'al,f ltll
NTht Proleslon' although bui itetnly lnllodUsdlno
Ausiiea, j. mailing ral4d nio!,s1e l1o9ls ynllta
n Ms of lon1 Zine beeu tilptenlgoin knrardtrd
OH he cont fht Of kurope While Z ~ 1IoUnm mthf
fopplliss tpthe poaltion OF arllele o. Dies.
III isele eu9Ard % tny kltlltl I1li
dontln y0it Vicinity Ul be ha0regso Of lhe btneaoh
e6tets OF pesfinE jba Ptulaelg riggf yrpats 70 der
fsrie al sivfil Te tosi of Wesritr ttsts arltioSa
ya,ss ne 6saith Of himself Or NE hmly WI Whoti
comnehdlns iheli, bit tpdly iniToiflng ilfql iqf-
you u, htdi4y Coz oi LONDON, 4lu Aetse
isud NtRioilefallT ehluiiai With ,he nAllheiquu
Tue fio,ttioi ~ " l W ", n ss.''-l3 Il
70 manuFf'he ~ " ~ " Y ss y llt,
ing ii ~ ~ its ir AM stnei6s
Ra,nET anha sisRlt Aiiiels 'sd NJ Fsl555e.9 sNeE'
H RETAIL PRICES N 4 HRRvsy.
Ladies Ladies az 40 sy,Gltw skatnilnlY 70
~ Ii fRCOilRT p67 WILDE q iipi
Is AND CAPsi ~, We.
ps,li.. ~ "a ly,aWf frf Oi hiiadhddffli utClp'
NlAsoyAoT 81 T57,sI mn M sfsf' ,ifiir,
sS tprs R9ioisao SsiughiS l,rot 10 soho d ms
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3bkN6N BskRlnGk,
Chtflm v. q. ,Ntlf,
HUSBAND. WiPg, a fOUNG lady cURRDl
~ Lfgt Et07 1FRjRll iNf

UIH-TTNIII|T 7III |7T-TT VI M
- MtyNt,i8
70 iinHL N5FnHlr4 licrillgf- Dftr SIM ln iIf,,
10 Or. Hanrl3an ftsCifbe lIlEllicii iu4l lOlnIofn
you itti iWag nAen ASkun DC u iag % ltlgIl tll
wAh Al nsellun bf ~ EiOharhi boWtlllnl hIltlia
vasaitndtd b. ioul uniieli rhyhcIin1 or loit ill
Two uonitt On 10 ilue rf 30 tlttl hldlon4 hnqNI
tifdUi tt6 Fttl titcl ln Nlml t0na liiclli Iou ql
bottle Hhlch niy vile had taken Two Ieaf4 1rtfif
. ttln3 20 ttd eofoluilonihlli would ltlo 20 ll Ho
deinh ton ny ply 1icdul, hul Try Die en-
nppj % lRiofm you ihal bad t1liten c Two he-
flio lt Ia Tuutffn ln0uircc uppn my 1loncl iaft
tohrod afliG dc licuie, nld aln INV % faiemy
onni and cen f7t Ely COMMON de- without nuet lneun
yeHelnc or nfetsult 90 NY aionncL
The antied, Or Their iitidt, ald fltg Willing ne,
70 ltarp 81 ite goat yuuo ileieio inihf ifcrieHoi
Hanpltn a, f0n
oN tci 10 send you roNeial ceihcaeal ~ llW ulyet
one especially, ION youeg adj who had lseh conlld
TO hif toomllr Ronlln, WITH dilesaa oi ths 1d e.
.1llIl 'l'-4'-'9 3. W.nALL.
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ileHni. IL IS, ,tl.pt 6f az tltilsf ttdfn ~
I60k C4N0Ts


~ |TIl1II0UIII TI|1II ~ 7-lI
No r. o. Honth. uoir Nirl Niilt lamf o. ilUltl
1npuiei io,luisnl hedtlaet, t1niO0r tonfto Oh 10
ticio lnlt hiyt eltconidsire Do ilt pnir U fil0s
ipn'a Nege1he Irllmef fqr ltttiait ufala. Itll n
,epHditluiaI ilmllli ihl ln diiltpiii ibfo afB-
tie, duaneti, ed felsIdl dehlllf, Win eniii0 trF
kenr ~ ny tAlFietst tyleudf, tteliQ1 u isAf lItlt
urs 81 ittginsndlpBl 10 tbiht thclel haeitl and cl
tfialcmtdfi Dr
iaia ielissIiqly, Y9al, & Ss.,s,,c,
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rrfm0TlIR SIZED AND HE9 Ills,
nv 0k0 WlbNul cflHlyf0
1uffi nirkel tquirt, Wi ON mmi ifdic-
flieaid gleuhanrlo ana RepHhlclD Goods aud pieet,
its tnludl d 81 each, and tlslse iAehi yorI,syet
/ cisK Nader, Prime article, q, y. s-,,R.
j nusio <'ittlirvH'V ------e
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100000

.AeIsrysi Sisrts nd Hfsdingptdrisa
n VIII pay Twelve dOllAro pc. thousand o' GOOD whNe
oak Sllfoi 3iiuchos long binthel daeeal o. aAfi
ma nj inches Oh tho helrlOne ihlrh 70 BE hnadngq9
Iehesijhg inches Wldo clear Of ppt llthesgH ne
lcart deyeiol AZ lho WArfnr y9illQsd dcpoi uthNcy
GBO. w SMllH,
t,,na ipletlin fHrSttfR
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TTAVlNG lccH hsai end Fltsled ihe most ependi9
II iota OF dger btoushl 10 This iBlhelt Nam
ai my nlcHd9 ntall lmmtdtieY anu elNe thfi oeeI'
0fan Kind tor nay want, l,.,
Having purchased Aiftly will finish up wolk h the
latest ad most approved sylss and attic lowest lea-
| isl5 'nS no '''''As N. RoHAS.
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Tax Payers VIII Tentmberlh al ile elil taxes oT
1854 wete die ON me mt daY Of june. wiilfi upon
al The citizens foou and lore theYwlh Dc prepared %
" tssH .. W. sC0TT, Collector
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Dttotbsia, RitRsaith, ScTefiia, Couqt, Afh'
ne, Osa,asFlion, Li..r 6sggisiaf &c.

Dsi0fbsie, Ritpmaiitn, Sereinia, Csrgt, Asa
me-, DoHtmmptipn, LiDfr lompigiNf, &c.
lfRUTu Is Ml0HTYJ
Aio you slcki itWaIe Of imiAllob1 i-Ask ~ h,gP-
nd 10 fdpedg may lndf a toinIeleitluT
nedirlRe muss lave nrutl end git iMllltlce, "a
ilaliho teal Or lsblie bplpiop AOut o uhihBeAAtll
tahId aWtilhe8l Eiitlei 30 atto Keep ituppo gvOd
nndlclndti ID 30 moi really 30.
good medirt Will live, bsfQlat ropllari END extend
" Ahles lelr ate Iesb apple y pprotlon peq
esil0ni mgqlh iqmoph Mllh moin tpaily ilt,n eeear
papa,a can sprtii H.. AliVps WlDets utiyIp 70 tho
tuitA nedsipe llA nlae lor hnig 81 mos p'lvb lnr'
tnpro5I b, yhtt " ~ s6OyA, Sc be 81 goulo htup,
feii's -pereisiif q neirif, and iit efetit,
m vie al A. W. Aeible, JioeoJ 81 Pearl ~ fwia
q RignalisHl q sishl ysaTr iliren1 az phif iPWf
Wm ii. oldhsr. tlsls Of lhs Cu,lom Hyu,e,) dwslppi
Noi@ ripttll 81 Ditpspth, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
". A. sehasfsr gs1, ob,ot tbi odsAl niigiinlettrd
most hshy ptodbe tllltsn tlled gIea Wtthnflo
and rttl oitd 70 s0buli health.
hToi PNmpStI 800 llalumofe 4 auueteq ihlegfqll
dYeifS Wiii bip diteats sud epttd
aNefat erTonRdlcs hid nlNa
STAGE ttlf hut renl 10 fumo huddfcit on Oihaiftta
.GediW GoodiEa papl .Ihoe,C not Robl Viul'fJ'l.
J5be i,iiyili, &. 4. iiTiIib, yonLnks. Rev. R5s.
ille ~ Navy, ed lhouelndt qiheie eule q. p}tfin
Ht, gesoldS, cuJeh liyeI cOnluiti bfonehNJi falnt
viiai iin,s &c Wtre'prio on Own eipitaf- fail N
DR.. 1ANPq0R llt sagoF q lhll qsit .iimpion't
YeT.isgle Vrciue, u b. hBehse,h ihSood hesllt, 40
etiilatl gpoi npaitiee Eotrptb imlote
aaSaUSBRsOs alhla olly win ssat TIE came ,s'll-
d'sc,D and &c. Pamphlets tEsiis,) sna ~ ne q'w
vislFof t,isby e. ID, loSnu 3 Co, w6isIaj,
gusss ls,rlil 5ehn ID. 1aPpnu, Oh ward 'td BY
~ Vii ~ ssf,nrh & NswiaAy, go Biliimors q
Bslaai lall a9i broadway A!f.' tittA
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stoHobslb
H4tr Ntfteiiri IIItfIl| n M N0hI N. ll
rnfn
o.s.,i,tsst.li 81 .il',s,.lft
eoffin.rtiiti li fI... aaaill f.oal itt8Itsiarnt
lUblr ia sc " Hf|HHNOI
.rnul-Ifh NrtNtluI WhttIuf anf fc|niY.
ti.,. (, .lll1at
Az ffAfoTt l1tu ar nfNftcn
NN+A
.4
NHNn VHr
nNiNNk
rfffhmtnIfn4 frnffH nNu1 90.
oVntRTp0Nns CONN
Ihsai aslf afsadAfcoma1 .caNra o. li.l.f
iI,aulpnl W nf. tInoith.e 'ei' 's,,5aot i,esl
hlpitp .sia- .s oSato
TFcfr. Vi rrltH
., ...i 81. i ..|,ii.,.t tfftu idnn
tllh FlNh anu hnnlNn
fANf Yf ~ rhitNV
hf1ffgiqifl ieti II. ID.
rl4AkhH tlsk4 AZ lho IoWtll ultI. of plll
i hna.i aleamhQit ainlqfe eve ny Y
aliiAilall dlnIa ali'aeie3 ils ,.''p o. e'
puitNrIN $3.50 i.Nfti
pisseIoag mi
gtnfN5ti YIN ffhIOg. f'mtQl
iihr lamb, hopifnl1fon kge N9i'
huNf, phANrtn ttefl'
R.W aAuru, Sell
APpIicauoHslof lnulstte wili 1iW1nlll hielfet
gtt5gii ,',iss i,B si asa
i.,,,,. ,-,.,,,,,,,.
NkW HNVUf
TrJR tfc feetlglnro m ntW apdm House sllnIelln1
w geoJs fom9esn9w .ifls, q R'ss1h thna e.a'
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fHRtloehbOldeTs nibo Dpmrhsld Rlllsosd ComtalI
ave eqeessd ocall upon DR.. jane, BAKER
subscriptions without delay. ,,.,.,.,,
,e,9simd lHt.' hHaa TWatuIer,
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Tha LaW Omoo


nF DC unleTtf1ll u I0moVldIo FoufI1 II1II VFTV
Je5if ANORRW y. kaNNRDf
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EXPERIMENTING uOAK IALun ran i,u, dea
rtI mui stiit iAfN nih rHisN eA g 5'aae i'anll .
PEI ceut lower than my other AAorse 90
Town. 49, 1. ..,,. III
esthl --l .Ysil-
RALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS.
HToNAlR q HgRVRY arc showing Up Dma Qo9da
MI OF eYey oe5cdpton Of ishi ffoHch aud Do
nslllo Fabht., ll nntal % Alll nnLolaltll. ool .
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NANhN ANNNNtlHfl " WV INV 49, "ff+T
letter nol1 TIE dbnyei
HAnKrsurIttrl AllesAnyeo Nd,l
uclo5ol 4fioj3
itst1a NofnBfr Z tior3rir -p tir6n1i fm haupytn
iGiOfm 700 nat tAS dty nnas nt % the ettyhthtoi
sJpe htAllh, hyl4 nte Of your Hsnriort iuelHe ina
ihe eirtilnss 81 God. an embed 10 plrqla % ul.ly
svBtsiuhs 10 uliai tui Jaws leat dc,lio that tle
tGeisd ihgald kow DE Gltit eulaiiSe p9Rum Of the
TiLetne.
X. w. HALL
oTsCan and ione pamphlels aud tto 10 cuiet q
eog1hai liropthlln, REeomllsmi Liver eonp,i#, aud
S5ioIut.
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TRANSP0


lHlntcf MrftnuI N0cuH
0Na1i t1ol tltHdif it sI'h Iuiillii Nio flit8nttf
inirs fyriois tbi nil Wl|l aigt lh.l tailob daily
~ llsin0iok ni lhi fiilod. olgele iii5 y. ~ aad
tiitlrsM
Tts Rsfrtrt TftiD bsy.aei fii5 p DO ard ull oaiy
ol0n al ihi IoOtuiHr iffild1I ht1uqli A0lndtlil't
rrmeion Formulated f,imonl. lr,ll|utn, NoWhmi
hoWlttlaF, Pein0iI udnltlanl Ni iolne Rnn
N3rilnlbalf. iInredt foffYi hpnoof aiAett'i'a anl
Wathnfiun iuruHon
Ih8 NiltAlnlcifoI NJ iiillf, 20 except hllNlNiih
,ud NHialpdi 900 lht Z IJ'lf lluoAt
Whtffnl eva h'fdalu ActoiHno lIll lftIu WI D.
run daily cirenl Huniays it,E.i8 Nf'HiE 90 0A. ~
ani srriys ii Iitdaoditif.F D. Ni lfut floinpnlnt
OA 81 ia tttlyt ih Whte1ng NJ 3 u y,
hYofdof y il DNNt HnpA
nV21 Do fuNui tnnl
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nta Uer
f. tir.. OLD IsIfI.. f.u.ili. t.o oI Hn ttNt tt'.
tilI5 Nl'l t1dUI 1iaIl .1'n1I oI 20 neNN MNttf
qN QeQNo WNalat 'lsltt
tiisidtso f ID iiisHIiI0 80 tiftstlc.d taIlanll
4 tttlltdiiafof % d ~ rll'ifo|Ill lolIla
a oolimsnislTiyt Oh farapna iof lt's leN'
Nt0lciNfr
W,uan'ad feItclf inlt-tiUfgaon nia9f
c,flofOn. n5ts.1 0l
Hnc1i0 ON Rpann %
b53 llgtfOlf, Itl3
Oilof ltnoni Hea
0llothUltmQi
FAINIfi
InttnHnt5nl Ysgnlitfto Nlnltf
suItllWl White hmdi
Nuenmu Dlg lo
Yellow oehei 8paH'thwhllltsf
Chrome Yti0wi fi4 rhiorcdo
llIo Which Nll De s9'l tllug 81 GOV % fuiellita ln
Phfiicidhl pfestfifUtaa stlg tslogll lon-
n1uuiel if ACKNOWLEDGEMENT fieteupNqNfi ~
,ll'7aee' 'hfe' ''hllasio ions n rsppAn
,p2i NNekesolt iilna csniie " l,'l rs,
COAL BOXES.
HFiUf7fULf ydec0i tled lIlltlel trlaNlo 'orpeiof
~ NJ. foia,lt IN istiI HifAii9 Coz. Nq.ul Norge
aicst iiirihs Ho,t QNfe Wh,..llll Na MI
SD. aARPaH g CON-
wnoLt1Alt ATp AtItit pFAiRhA ~
Haes, Caps and Straw 4oQaei
NBiaocornsro iitin trd Ul.Q1il44, -. .
mrf lkiia21less, -
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-12
The Detroit Municipal Election.

The following article from the Detroit Free Press
shows clearly enough that the result in the municipal
election is no great whig victory, after all:
"a vrRy SMALL GAME-We can enjoy a we'll played
game In party tactics though opponents the
gamers by We can laugh good joke, though perpe
uated a the expense of party. But bungng,
shallow trick which exposes ITSELF and be turned
prohts BILE by It's shallow perpetrators rather
temptble than Otherwise The Advertiser OF yesterday has
the foiowngi
ton of yesterday which Is worthy OF notice IL well
known that the democratic candidate for mayor was in
favor OF the Nebraska bill and that Mr. Hyde the wbig
nominee, opposed to H. During The day letter
Mr. Hyde expressing bis opinion the subject,
printed and posted conspicuousy In different parts Of the
4 Considering that Detroit home OF Gen. Glass; and
usually gives democratic majority Of eight hundred II is
think fair to consider the result OF the present mun
olpa election indication Of public sentiment upon the
scheme repeal the Missouri Compromise Certainly the
vote is no compliment Z senators in Congress n
4" We exposed the facts yesterday in regard letter
from Mr. HYDE which posted conspicuouy' during
the day. In different parts Of the city, Not OF the
handbils was heard of ia the until about
four o'clock the afternoon the polls closing and
outside OF tue half dozen who conooced the fraud II wa.
not known or dreamed Hyde had written such letter
II dated Saturday; WHY did the Ttbune Of
Saturday evening and the Advertiser OF Monday morning
publish i'll They did not dare do IL
:" We do not know to-day what Mr.. Pstion's views
the Nebraska question and We might well have sup
posed that Nj Hyde in favor Of Mr. Douglass bill
from the Tact that he refused sign The call for the anti
Nebraska meeting which some OF tie wings aud abolition
lists got up awhile ago City Halt known 10 the
public that Mr. Hyde had refused, and all that
was known of his opinions the subject And yet the
Advertiser has the eHrontcry send abroad The impress
sion that tho election OF Mr. Hyde indication pub
lie opinion in Detroit againt the Nebraska bill Shame
on such low snbteringe.
"P. s-We were advised by one Of our citizens last
evening that Mr.. Hyde told him yesterday morning thar
his letter was not written unit, about IL O'Clock on Mon
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-12
Gov. PowelI's . ank Veto In Kentucky.

Governor Powell has returned several bills to the Ken
lucky legislature, with his for declining to APP
prove them. They bills granting charters to new
banks and, in the conscientious discharge Of his
tive duties. the has taken the responsibility OF
Withholding his approval The Weekly Yeoman, OF the
Sd Instant alludes to the subject as follows:
Yesterday morning Governor Powell sent into the
house Of representatives of the bill chaerng the
Planters and Manufacturer Bank of Kentucky which
originated in that branch of the general assembly and
the senate shorter message, Disappearing the charter Of
the Covingon bank. The why he could not
and ought not to approve the and dangerous
sion OF banks and currency forth length
his first message We shall lay this before readers
it is Published for the of the house. and until
then shall defer any criticism upon the governors argu
ments Suffice it say, that in judgment he has acted
wsely-done what expected OF him and whether his
veto OF the onser pe,d may seal The doom OF that and
the extensive brood Of evils lowering under its
wings. not, we know that this manifestation Of his
bending integrity, and his unnng and fearless wachul
of the peoples interests and welfare will entitle him
10 their lasting gratitude"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-12
Railroad to Alexandria.

An act passed the 9th Of February by the
legislature Of Virginia incorporating company for the
construction OF railroad from Washington city to Alex.
andria on the plan OF James French.
The plan OF Mr.. French applicable 10 level lines
well as high grades He CLAIMS for IT greater security TO
the travelling public than be had the present rail-
way, and uses lighter machinery,
Under the law of Virginia per cent only OF the
minimum sum 10 be raised TO organize an internal i'm
provement company is required 10 be paid in before the
company be organized the remainder is called for BY
the directors required.
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The investigation OF Frauds.

IL was wise in Mr. Stanton chairman OF the Judiciary
Committee in the House. 10 propose wider scope
OF investigation than that designated by the resolution
under which the Gardiner fraud referred TO the Ju-
dietary Committee for examination, Ii wise and
patriotic in the House TO accede promptly 10 his PROPOSE
hon. and 10 direct the investigation to embrace all the
cases which were settled and paid by the board which
allowed and paid Dr. GARDENERS claim. This due to
all the parties concerned in any shape in those awards
Assuming that the commissioners acted honestly and
faithfully in the discharge OF their duties they cannot
but be grahed at movement which is intended TO
mete out even-hahded justice in regard to transactions
which have acquired painful nooreiy from the start
ling developments OF crime and fraud which have
given much interest to the trial and conviction and
suicide OF Dr. Gardiner. The very fact that one
OF so much turptude was allowed by the board has
suggested ready suspicion that il might not have been
the only case that originated and consummated in
crime II is due to those who had honest claims, and
who sustained them by honest MEANS that all suspicion
should be removed from their by thorough inves-
CATION and all who thus connected with the action Of
the board will thank the members Of the House for Civ
ing 10 them the opportunity TO vindcae their char
acters from all unjust mputatons II there be other
cases which, like that OF Gardiner, were conceived
and consummaled by crimes OF the deepest dye. the
guilty parties should be exposed and pursued Gentle
men who have been professionally connected with the
several claims before the board cannot fail to rejoice
that the House has enlarged the field of examination
Of lis Judiciary Committee to enable them vind
cate their association with the from all injurious
suspicious II may be that the investigation in iis
extensive range will result in restoring the
ury any Of the money supposed TO be pundered from it.
We sincerely hope that when The thoroughly
sifted it will be found that the fraud of Gardiner stands
solitary and alone. The money expended on the inves
CATION would be well appropriated with such result
But we gratifed at the movement, much with
any expectation OF recovering the money illegally oh
tanned, because the eanestness and energy with which
has been commenced and prosecuted cannot fail TO ex
cit happy moral influence upon the public mind. II
cannot fail result in the announcement and elucida
ton Of principles connected with the purity OF official
conduct which will induce the people TO repose increased
confidence their public servants and enable these pub
lie servants TO whom the federal legislation of The
try is inusted, exhibit their devotion to official as
well private virtue