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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19
For Rent. s5T
For Rent.
For Rent
PROPERTY FOR SALE ON
Wheeling Island.

TIRE undersigned will an early day, Of which due
notice viii hereafter BIZ given, during to coming spring,
oer at public private sale IN lots TO suit PuTchRSsTa all
that portion of Wheeling Island In the occupancy Of
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The prCsent Proprietor Is DESTROYS of removing te
onntr which solely his for wishing dispose Of
liz business.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19

Rhodes Fever and Aguc Cure is the article
which has accomplished this glorious result and
like pecan in honor of some valiant conqueror,
rises the sound of gratitude from thousand vol
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1t will be sold low and accommodating terms, aud pos
session Eiyfn any time alter s. 81 October A44
sons j. n. ZIAiNER
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- HODSGaAN9abOI NE'O1 aaSABBa.s8
THE undersigned offers oTsHe bis House and Lot,
Market street, Fast 9de beetn Monroe and Union
The Lot feet 'front.' with agood Brick Dwelling House
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Statement of the VgheeIing Sayings InstI
tntion-December alst. 1855.

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Merch & Mech Bank. ip,OT4 81
North Western do 2,IGS n
ENpepse Account. :. 4 III 30
cesh on hand 49,. 1905 Is
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RRAL EsTATR SALES.


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TIME Fnrniture AID iase gioTp ~ The Monroe House
Il Mheflipe, h,lne ted IN Main Street opposite to the
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the fltuf re first rate. Ina
hort tt The Cleveland Central Ohio, and Gin
cnnafi Marietta RnitcRd III her teFmnl al Kirk.
aud ehe tgsfel wl9Reto cro r9hcdately opposite
thi lipuse, and Il 81 p large proportion ct
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ForISalt


About 40 head Of hogs Of Bedford Berkshire Suffolk and
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sGTS and ny interest belng one hst Of sNe valuable
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From Belfast. ireland. =
LATE INIPORTATIONS OF
IRISHLLNE.TS
and Linen Cambric Handkerchief

TR just received direct from ireland very larst
W. quantity OF choice Irish Linens, manufactured eS
presSiy for warranted all pure LAX.
pledge these Linens AZ cheap a. tcy
can he purchased in any Of the Eastern cities
Also large stScE0f Linen Csmbric handkerchief
tcT HEIsKELL { a%EAR1NGES.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-04
From the Richmond Dispstr Of Sept. 30.
The Fremont Ticket Virginia.

The paragraph relating to the Fremont
ticket in Virginia, which appeared in the
Dispatch, and which was noticed by the En-
quirer of yesterday, was mere news item.
based upon statement that a convention
had met in Wheeling and formed such a
ticket. 1t was further stated that the names
of the electors would be given in day or
two. We have not yet seen the ticket, and
it may be that none after all has been form
ed. We are quite sure that none could be
formed unless the whole list be made up OF
names residing in one little corner of tho
State. We do not believe such ticket
could be formed with each elector residing
in the district for which he is named.
P. S.-After the above was written, we
received the National Intelligencer, contain
ing the following paragraph ON the subject
of this ticket:
a correspondent is indignant at the sue-
gestiun that there is Fremont ticket in
Virginia, and asks US to deny its xistence.
We have only to say that we had no refer
ence to the spurious ticketmade I'D of tLir
teen respectable Democrats ofthe last Leg
islature who very properly voted against
making the State pay all the expenses of re-
covering fugltives. Our statement was b..-
sed upon the action of Convention at
Wheeling on the 18th instant, whether
large or small, we know not,) where a
State Republican ticket" was formed.
with the name of John G. Underwood at It's
head, A letter announcing this is signed
by j. Thorburn, Chairman Stste Execu-
tive Committee"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-04
The Fillmore Electors.

1t is stated that the Fillmore State Cen
trail Committee have purged their Electoral
Ticket of the Fremont men it contained -
We believe this to be mere bogus transac-
ton. 1t has been shown that a majority Of
the gentlemen composing the so-called Fill
more Electoral Ticket in this State are for
Fremont, and the striking off of only two
confirms rather than dispels the suspicion
that it is designed to cheat the Simon Pure
Know Nothings into the support ofthe rem
egade Catholic for the Presidency. The
vacancy thus created on the Fillmore ticket
will doubtless be filed by Fremonters in
disguise. lfno fraud were intended, how
comes it that there has not been Frem ont
Electoral Ticket formed in Pennsylvania
The game of the Abolitionists is to nomi-
nate no Electoral Ticket of their own, but
to get set of traitors GA the Fillmore tsck-
ct, who Will, if successful, support Fremont.
The Fillmore men may protest their loyalty
to their candidate and their principles as
loudly as they please, but we tell them that
if they vote the Electoral Ticket which has
been formed for them, they will cast moth
ing more nor less than an out-and out Black
ballot. They will be cheated
Let them remember what Mr.. Fillmore said
in his Albany speech; "Ifthe sectional { Fire.
mont party succeeds, Il leads ineritably to
the destruction ofthfs beautiful fabric, rear
cd by our forefathers, cemeated ty their
blood, and bequeothed to as as a priceless
inheritance.-Po. Valley Spirit,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-04


Dear Sir-I will give you, with pleasure,
my views as to how Massachusetts, will stand
in the contest.
Mr. Fremont viii get her electoral vote
by IS, 900 votes. Mr.. Buchanan will get
As, 000. The Know Nothings and Black
Republicans have made thorough union
by which Gardner Know Nothing, is to be
made Governor, the State Offices given to
the dark lanterns, and the Republicans are
to have She Congressional delegation, and
Sumner is TO be returned to the Senate
The South may thank Mr.. Brooks for this
result Without his attack upon han, |
much doubt whether Sumner could be re-
turned OF the other n Il. States, Maine
is sure for Fremont, by $4,000 majority,
Vermont by 20, goo, Rhode Island by, say
5000, New Hampshire, / believe will give
IA small majority for Buchanan, Conneeti-
cut | believe to be sure for our party. In
none of these states has Fillmore the ghost
of a chance. Southern gentlemen have no
idea of the fury with which the campaign
is carried on at the North, especially in
New England. | believe we shall car
ny New York, Pennsylvania, New Jer-
sey, Illinois, Indiana and California. Ey-
cry where there is almost complete ooali
ton of all the clements opposed to the De-
Our pulpits are political ros-
trums and politics are carried into every So
cial relation of life. But we shall triumph
and the waves of fanaticism, will be stayed,
l trust for ever.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-04

Eha EnRA , NhA NNreignArS I

Oar Know Nothing friends have sunk
iAto aa elAyioas elm as to the Pope and
Foreigners z short time since, the peo-
pie wesa i6ld nat his holiness, the Pope,
was ueuHng the authority of our govern
inent, that he would soon burn our bibles,
take away our schools, and prosecute the
poor Protestants, Many weak minded per-
sons imagined they saw him rapidly ap-
proaohiag with instruments of torture and
were excited to q wonderful pitch. Where
is ali that fury and thunder now. The
Pope is treated like a gentleman and the
foreigners are fit to vote for Fillmore.
VIII deluded Know Nothings begin to open
their eyes and see how grossly they have
been deceived? The cry against Buchanan
and Democracy will prove as hollow and
false as that against the Pope and foreign
ers.
Let the people appeal to the history of the
past, their own observation, and experience
and see what the Democracy have done, and
what tie opposition have done and said,
and decide which have accomplished the
mare to build up the country and promote
the general welfare, and act upon that de-
clsion, IN this contest. If history and ex-
perlenee do cot prove that the Democracy
have been in the right, then vote the Know
Nothing ticket.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-04

This shows that the entire Know Nothing
party, half of the Wing, and only about one
elerenth of the Democratic, have gone over
to the Black Republican party.
Here, then, is another instance of the in
justice and illiberality of the Know Nothing
party. Although their own party, there,
have shamcfully deserted, every scamp Of
them, to the Black Republicans, yet they
find fault with the Democracy, because, of
their party have followed the lead of the
whole Know Nothing party of that State
Their conduct would indicate countcnances as
hard as the neither milestone, and con-
sciences scared as with hot iron. Their
hearts are fully set in them to do evil, ana
that continually.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-04
Identity of Positions.

1t is exceedingly difficult to discover any
difference between dispositions taken by the
Fillmore and Fremont parties in this can
yass. The nearest approximation to DIFF
ference that we can discover is, that the Ere
mont party declare openly that they are in
favor of restoring the Missouri restriction
and the Southern Know Nothings, at least
portion of them, say that Fillmore in not
in favor ofrostoring it. The Fillmore party
North, declare themselves in favor of the
restoration, and Mr.. FilImore's declaration
that the repeal of the restriction is Panlo-
ra's box, whence have issued all of our trou-
bles, ijastifes the conclusion that he is in ia
vor of the restoration. The only difference
then on this question, consists in the fact,
that portion of Filmore's southern friends
are not willing to restore the line. What
other difference is there between them upon
the issues involved in the canvass? Tt is
now a conceded fact, that the Fillmore men
diS III Suiit VI VIC NOItHefn
States, in the State and Presidential cleo
tions. This is strong proof that there is
no essential difference between them, unless
it be in the fact that each party wants the
spoils ofoffico and are jealous of each other,
in the pursuit of them. But more sub
stantial difference has just been refreshed in
our recollection rs we We're inIu1nino in This
train of thought, which is, that small por-
ton ofthe BlaeA Republican party were OPP
posed to the prescription of foreigners and
Roman Catholics. Beg pardon. Know
Nothings beg pardon we remember now
too, that you have withdrawn your oppose
ton to Roman Catholics and have been re-
ceiying them into your councils, and sup
porting them for Office in some of the States
where they are popular. They both oppose
the kanaas bill and Democracy and would
rejoice = he success of either Of their par
ties
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-04
From tho Boston Post.
Truth in q NUTSHELL.

Judge Nisbet, of Georgia, one of the
wings who is playing the part of the tic
patriot, in his eloquent letter on the times,
in which he avows his determination to vote
for Buchanan, says
s'The democratic party is Tie only. nation
al party which the troubles Of the times haze
left to honest men,
That's right to the point. 1t is a volume
in a sentence Its answer enough to the
poor, miserable senseless filings thrown out
that the Democratic party is sectional par
ty The allegation that the glorious dem
ocratic organization nationwide i'll extent,
nation-b broad in its objects, with principles
as comprehensive as the constitution is sec
tional, is an old stale, freesoil calumny,
which democrats ought not to spend breath
to rctste.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-04
Beware Of FalsehO0ds.

AS the election draws nigh, the most I'M
blGshing falsehoods will be circulated as
Usual to deceive the credalous. Already
WE hoar of remarkable stories ahoat. Ma
ny of them who are relating them as facts,
no doubt, heard them from others, but there
are those who manufacture them from the
cloth and give them currency.
One which we have recently heard, and
which bears a falsehood upon its face is,
that in Pennsylvania, where we are told
by those who promulgate the report that
there are but two tickets--the Democratic
and the combined Fillmore and Fremont,
that the Democracy are about to Withdraw
Buchanan in favor of Fillmore. This we
believe to be one of the most transparent
| faseRoods Of the age. If there be but two
tickets why withdraw Buchanan in favor of
Fillmore. If Buchanan be so weak in his
own State, that he stands no chance of car
rying it, and there be but one ticket in
opposition, there is. no sense about withdraw
ing him in favor of Fillmore.
This is of piece with the charge, that Hal
let, of Massachusetts, had voted for Sumner
in the Mass, Legislature, when Hallet new
er was member of the legislature of that
State
We give these delectable titbits as speci-
mems of the current exchange of the oppo-
sition at this writing What next? Buch-
anan must carry Pennsylvania or our infor-
nation is very deceptive.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-04
IN EIomleEs 'ErihYta.

The following tribute from neutral pa.
per, the New York Sun, is well deserved
and truthful We COMMEND it specially to
the attention of young men
The present position of the Democratic
party Is truly proud enc. Whatever of
moral power has marked its past history and
brilliant tritmphs, It has been reserved for
The present period to invest its sublime prin-
eiples with every combination of beauty AMI
excellence, Hitherto opposed by powerful
and natural antagonism imbodying an eis-
waited and dignifed hostility, well organized
and led by exalted talent and patriotism, it
is now virtually, even by this old enemy, re.
cognized as the party ofthe country against
which they can no longer wage contentious
warfare. There is no longer wing party
This is indeed, a tribute, to the Democrats
party, which the most enthusiastic of its
disciples eouldneyer have anticipated. It il
in t,etk a wonderful admission of the purity
of It's creed and the blessings of its tenden-
cies by that powerful party that long combat
ted both its men and measures.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-04
Exu0Sed.

ahe rtllndr that Buchanan is about to be
Withdrawn by the Pennsylvania Democrac
is witbott'the shadow Of truth. They ex-
pect to carry the State by 10, 900 for the
Democratic State ticket The story of his
withdrawal, we understand, originated in
this way: a democratic paper stated that
Buchanan would withdraw from Lancaster.
but, to take possession of the White House
on the 18th of March next, and this he - been
changed into current falsehood
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-04

Dear SIR 3 3 From care
full review of the attitude and condition of
opposing parties, believe that the friends
of Mr.. Buchanan will carry the State cleo
ton in Pennsylvania by a majority of about
10, 900 votes. We are confident that the
keystone will break the tide of Abolition
ism, as the Old Dominion did that of Know
Nothingism. If our confidence is well
grounded, the Presidential election will be
virtually decided by our State election but
if not it would be idle to speculate on the
result. A large majority of the foreign
German vote of Pennsylvania will go for
Mr.. Buchanan.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-04
tFSrn the Wheeling Argus
The Fires Burning Brightly,

Encouraging news for the Democracy
reaches US from all quarters of the confed-
eracy North, South, East and West are
every day adding evidence of their attach
ment to the sage Of Wheatland, and their
confidence in the party whose principles he
represents. There are, tits true, some of
the New England and North Western States
in which the fanaticsm of Black Republi-
eanisln is 50 rampant that none other than
the representatives of that party can in the
nature of things have the'least hope of sue
cess. These generally have been in oppo-
sition to the Democracy, notwithstanding
they have occasionally voted with u.s. 1t is
of those States which. preserved a sembiance
of conservatism in thonofth and south that
we now speak. In those.Statcs the nominal
ton of James Buchanan was hailed with
joy. Since that event they have been work.
ing with an enthusiasm in his favor that
would scarcely have been surpassed by the
exeitements of 1S40and 1914
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Pennsylvania,
New York, Connecticut, New Jersey and
the far off California are in the contest with
a spirit and determination that are almost
invincible. They have robed themselves in
the garments Of true Democracy, and gone
forth to conquer in favor of the great cause
In Ohio even, where short time since ev-
erything was in hopeless condition in ne
gard to the Democratic party, now the
prospects for them are bright and brighten
ing. Our friends in the Buckeye State
have become confident in their ability to
give It's electoral vote fer James Buchanan
There never was any doubt in the Keystone
State. None other but her own favorite
son can receive the vote That is ques-
ktion that has long since been settled, and
each day but adds confirmation to the fact.
The Democracy of New York have arisen
in the majesty eff their strength, and have
United to perform the duties they know SO
well how to execute when harmony prevails
in their ranks. The Hards and Softs pre-
sent an unbroken front to the enemy, and
in times past when they have done this they
never failed to discomft the foe The fires
burn brightly in Indiana, Illinois, Connee-
tieut and New Jersey. California is one
of tie fixed stars in the Democratic galaxy.
Nothing has occurred to change our
prospects in the South. We viii not lose
State south of Mason and Dxon's line
Indications are plain that nc division will be
made in the southern vote All the cleo
tions which have been held in this portion
of the Unien show what the southern feel
.ng IS.
Thus encouraged, good cheer prevails in
the Democratic ranks. No dependency,
no misgiyings, 10 timidity, no evil anticipa
tons enter the minds of democrats thus cir
cumstanced. Hope, confidence, bravery
and faith in their cause, inspire them i'll the
prosecution of their good work. No power
on earth can resist the tide that has set in
favor of Buchanan and Breekinridga. The
fates have so ordained, ard they VII be Ell
ected Presido,-t and Vice President Of the
United States on the fourth Of NoTem Der.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-04
Qnite a Discovery.

The Richmond Wing pretends it has malo
the great discovery, from the Lancaster In
telligencer, that Buchanan is not in favor of
the extension of slavery. We do not re-
member ever seeing any one who claimed
that he was in favor of the extension; but
what the Democratic party do affirm of him
and can maintain is, that Buchanan is in
favor of permitting the South to enjoy her
constitutional rights, and viii protect her in
them. This is all the South asks and ex-
poets of any one.
The Democratic party, North and South,
do contend for the principle of letting the
people decide, in obedience to the Gonstitu-
ton, whether they viii have slavery in or
ganizing States or not, no matter what may
be the private preferences of any one, or
section, as to the result of the decisions.
This is all the South asks, and she viii
be satisfied with nothing less. This, Bueh
anan is in favor of, and this is all Ne ask of
any Northern or Southern man.
The Wing finds fault with Breckenridge,
because he has enunciated the same princi-
pies. 1t would have the South believe that
Breckenridge, of Kentucky, is untrue to the
rights of the South, bat that the Black Re-
publicans, Bolts and Herr Winter Davis,
are maryelously proper men to be trusted by
the South. Ifit is sin that is to condemn
Buchanan with Southern men, that he does
not individually prefer seeing slavery extern
ded, if s,ich be Che fact, but is wiling to al
low the people to decide for themselves.
whether they will have it or not, then we
demand to knew whether Fillmore is not
condemned by the same standard? Is Fill
more in favor Of tie extension of slavery?
The opposition have been affirming, time
and again, that Buchanan is sectional
Southern candidate, and that he will not be
supported at the North because of his South
ern proclivities. But now he is charged
with being Northern sectional candidate,
because, as the Wing aifrms, he is not il
favor Of the extension OF slavery. Is FiH-
more in fayor of the extension of slavery?
That is the question.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-04

Iowa ALL RIGur.-We have converseo
with two gentlemen from Iowa, who say
that Iowa is sure to go for Buchanan. That
in the State elections the Fillmore and FIRE.
mont parties were combined, but, that in
the presidential contest each have an elccto-
raj ticket They say Fillmore will get s.
600 votes which will make the State sure
for Buchanan. The Black Republicans ad-
NIT that they will be defeated.
Iowa has been uniformly Democratic and
we are glad to hear that she will be redeem
al
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-04

1t would fill our entire paper to make an
exhibit of all the trustworthy men at the
North who are supporting Willard Fillmore.
spectator.
All. neighbor that viii not do. If they
are so plenty, why did you not give few
of them? If you had attempted it, would
you have given Haven of New York, Mr..
Fillmore's right-hand man, and Dunn, of
Indiana, who held out for the Objectionable
amendment to the Army bill, until the
wheels Of government were nearly stopped?
Let us have few of them, VIC would like
to look into their records.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-04

ILLINOIS Democracy. The largest meet
ing ever held at Springfield, was on the 18th
ult. assembled there. 90, 00o are said to
have been present. Judge Douglass, Rich
ardson and Harris were among the principal
speakers. This, and the great demonstra-
ton at Dayton, Ohio, where it is said there
were 100, 600 present, together with other
monster meetings reported, show that the
Western Democracy are being aroused. The
Democratic papers of Ohio have high hopes
of carrying the Buckeye State, 80 mote
il be