Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-26
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The case ot, Bea me Fnllaqe lpnla J! pehlsss
AllsRt " tes t4s
In IAeltt4g4s eltfEs egsEta ieT Ais tsest'yt
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Gtapa ivy o. ls Septs g paE'seI ss,Has
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70 iael "
81 N lhlS elsii qleI we pses sag, y vs.
sl whSh Is sEgsa " tue aas q nesVa w.
yaEaes SoAl e9u WEI, s ss,
ha1 wa .o SSe " Mts, psas, svas
months egot 70 Iese SlyVv WlS Wva lssSs,
whose name y mol gfstl, oiste9 70 Pl'eu1s paw
non ltlm governor plslsh -, ., ~. ,.S
IAe WITNESSES aHq ~. Ivy
tti were Iss NY. g9pl QRa alps I w.
key. ~ kood, M RanleI eIelae ME' opsl.ss
u Hhoads anu " llllam " lillsy ESqI lAs lass,
NAMED gentleman aI1snllES YolunlallY o. Wl'pVas
suvp@lat 40. i, 4 i, Z a .tt,a
" was elealy ploSea 9R9N IN we INonlh o9 ",
csRlust lsst, Caotes " houes agl pspsu
Ms susan Turner, ss|et o. me VIE ol l "
prisoner, suggeslea ana ntEsa upon .ns t's SE
Menus les last oels =! ~ ~ s Htd nnn
Vets enl ~, s5elapskl lpas we Syn y S.V,VYy
shoulu ps y was 70 q uspsss! P'.s
10 TWO PosSslVna ssatsiuen. Hots ns.ss t r ~
mol gSen-OuI snet WAS gos y us e'q W. ~; ,ks
PARDON IVES Vysa',su. ~ vlHg' sV'ss' ssSs Wy
p,roa was 10 10 htsl obtained BY lhe sgeney o. q
utese unknown PERSONS VINO Ts.e lsysl's Ns
enormous sun ~ 'ee, wuol w w,
NS we mercy " ''e eseVuNte' oo w '''s'S we
w uSpu'st H.,
twas also clearly proved 'nat tnls PIVl'vs,,'lo',
was al once anu liJtgnallly lec!llsu, Wv Y NV
not appsat hrW, rs la's os Tue ON " 'sn9su,
The belief was allowed " possess 1e ln9 " w. ~
uniottunate prisoner, lhhl Inc money, WHICH w
tttllds Knew was 10 Oe gwen 70 lhsse assuw, Wss
~ Ds glYeN 70 ll!e Goyetaot-lle ls'set ~ winch
he aYows this being all The time 10 Ihe poS s''oI
VI lheSe lIlsnuS, aud n0W.plo9SHsu W 'He'N'
MI ChaneeIs seyS' on us eAehllll''oh' NAV il
hhoaIsS SlaIeh'shl was Una! lnele wsts ,H4us
!lnsl'lsHel lawyeIs N IIls Guy WIN taH 9.sn IT,
lllcal power wan lts lhel governor ~ Iue ssa1s,
Governor blS'et' WHOSE poi n lueuTe e"u.u
Ge had i9t w SUN o. stNuvO y p'STu's tns 20.
Hon' vi US Uslns ueuounEeu W vs. ouauiU.!s'
hhoHus saa ~ Wasa lheIs ule'tfI o. WV oustssS'
anu tat lleSe TWO luet htIe loVoeV vl'o Hs .e"v
lhs the case GelOfe thsgGSetnot' Wewi!i hol asN
lhe money ul'll' we rolll we paE9on 10 wy sSeh
Of Dt, l'taie We VIII require I'VE SlV.'VV'"
az subsequent interview since l'e lHFasntat'
ton 0i Gov. POLLOCK, We suggestion was Ieneweg,
aud the same amount fequlfsd' although 'leh
%as put w Tie stound Of compensation Io1 lesa'
services,
II Should here " slinctly slaied lnat no eng
tnled lhe Men, nell"eF nWoaHs Wy auy oue, sHa.
eilhst Governor was aware " suSh heIcenaty
inaueAee IS was contemplated being brought to
ltsI On HIM
Nh. Sielnnelss statement, oS Tor as " went
cOttoOotated ll,eI ol vi. oham1ets' an.
NllitIeS " hhoatS sluleu, on hS examination,
llul le ny nude such deposition u conlune.
ton with Ms Futnet; lha1 liz had done So a'tet
an Interview wllh william i" tiltst, Esq. IN
which NJ. tilFsi had ngteeu TO give us services,
though his compensation wes I'ol txed' ~
subsequent Interview, khradS proposed GonIln'
gent Zee OF S9,OVO, anI u was accsleI To-
Rhoad', Eo%eSet, assets That The influence thus
10 be purchased was not political, and that the aI'
population VI the oltIet sd'VVO was not ngteed
upon, but was gwen 10 some Other gentleman 10
be selected By lIllnseit and Nj, l!ltsi but who II
was depended entirely on whetlIeF his patton
waste be sought from the late OF tue present. exec
utlye.