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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-13
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The SENATORIAL ELECTIoH IN INDIANA JUDGED
BY ADMINISTRATION JouRNALs.-The telegraph
yesterday brought us the news that Hon. Jesse
D. Bright and Hon. Graham n. Fitch had been
elected United States Senator from the state of
Indiana From the facts, as we understand
them, we fear these gentlemen have not been
elected according to law, and their seats will be
declared vacant, as was that of Mr.. Harlan, of
Iowa, who was elected under very nearly the
same circumstances,
Two years ago, when Mr.. Petit's term expired
the Republicans had majority in joint-ballot,
but the Senate being democratic refused to go
into convention, and thus the vacancy was not
filed. Now the democrats are in majority,
but there isfa Republican majority in the Senate
and that body hitherto has steadily refused to
go into joint session for the election of senator's
Whereupon tho democratic members of the
Senate and House of Representatives held a
Joint convention by themselves and elected the
above named gentlemen There were only
Lightweight members present, fifteen less than
a quorum. The question is was it an election
in accordance with the constitutions
The constitution Of the United States provides
that the Senators of each State shall be chosen
by the legislature thereof" Now, the "legisla-
ture" of state means, of course, both houses,
since in all the states of the Uuion the legiSla-
ture is composed of two houses. Whether both
houses of the legislature shall meet together and
vote per capita for senators, or whether each
house shall vote separately. is LEFT to the local
laws of the states. In some they adopt the
former plan, in Indianai in others. the latter
as in Massachusetts, But whichever rule is
followed, 1t is clear that the constitution of the
United States contemplatcs that both house shall
be present in their legislative capacity.
II Senate is required to make legislature,
then convention without the presence, or in
direct opposition to the wishes of the Senate, is
not convention of the Legislature" of the state
within the meaning of the constitution of the
United States. The convention is a mere crea-
ture of the two houses of Legislature, to which
is delegated the power to act for both, and its
acts are the acts of both houses in their legisla
tive capacity. If then, the Indiana Convention
did not meet with the concurrence of the Senate
as well as the House Of Representative, it was
not joint convention, and the Senate cannot
be bound by its acts. The legislature Of In
diana, therefore, has not ''chosen" the senators,
and consequently their election must be invalid.
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DIR. NJ. Dr.. WALLETS

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TnE "MAN OF Pleasure" Rev T. Cuyler,
of Market street Church, New York, in his dis
course on "Christian Manhood" delivered on
Sunday evening, made the following allusion 10
the Bond street tragedy:
al trust that no young man here viii need to
be warned against that wrctchedy false idea of
manhood which is so rife in certain circles of
this million-peopled City. The counterfeit
manhood of an oath and cigar-a bottle OF
brandy and pack of cards-a box in the thea
thre, and bet on the race-cOurse. hundreds
Of young men are constantly aspiring to such
badges of social nobility as these! You may
see these ambitious youths ordering, with con-
Sequential swagger, their wine-suppers ut the
fashionable 'hels.' You may detect them at the
midnight hour pulling the door bells of haunts
of infamy, and whispering false names through
the iron lattice; you may discover an ntidel book
in their trunks, locked up with an obscene pic
ture, a revolver, a sporting calendar, directory
to brothels, few French novels, and-1lo BI5te.
Young ,womAnI beware of such social serpentS
as these. They will enter your houses as their
'Ether entered Eden, only to seduce ana de-
stroy. New York has her full shnre of these
characters; they pass for men of gallantry,
men of spirit, men of pleasure
Every now and then there is tremendous
explosion in our community, which blows off
the covering and lets us all look in upon the rot
ten heart of a certain style of city life. During
the last week we have all been looking in with
loathiag and CONSERVATION. We have stood in
the chamber whose walls were bespatted with
blood; and have seen the bitter end of career
which cast off the sweet restraints of domestic
purity for the polluting caress of the Strange
woman" We have seen remarkable cluster
gathered around that corpse, amid hysterical
tears and ill.timed merriment We have seen
the unblushing courtesan testi(ying against the
''man of pleasure" who had flung her aside for
other spoil; the officer of justice swearing to
scenes of broil and bitterness in a house where
Gods law of marriage had been trampled under
foot; aud amid such surroundings we can descry
some yet fresh from the family altar of rural
home. Who did that deed Of darkness is yet
painful mystery, but it is quite too certain that
there had been foul murder done to conscience
and to character within those walls long before
the garroter'S moose was slipped and the assas-
SINS poniard driven to the heart. Heaven save
you, my dear young friend from the manhood"
of lawless libertinism! And Heaven save our
great metropolis, when its Brussels carpets come
toabe stained with blood and the quiet Of its
stateliest streets is broken by the midnight
shrek of nurlerl
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Prof. Wee de- mnIr ResIoralIve.

We call the attention Of a old young, to this
der preparation which back It's original color,
gray haireoVers the head Of the bald with Iuxuriant
growth,-remoVes the dandruH, itching
sruPtOnR-eauses continual dow Of the natural uiAs and
hence II regular dressing for the hair, viii pre-
Its and keep from failing extreme old age,
In all its original beauty We call then upon the bald the
gray, diseased In SCALP IT. and surely the young
will they value the flowing locks the beWitehIng
curl without praise Is upon the tongue Of
thousands. Price 81, - and %. FOR sale by
LAUGHLINs DUSHFIELD,
7. H. LOGAN CO.,
And all Druggists dee16
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NEWS TEENS.

ASHAKER iii Albany n. Y. on Friday did thru
wing business. He snapped horses; gotta forty dol
lar watch to boot; lost his watchby the ''patent
safe" operation; returned for his horse and
found it had been stolen. At last accounts he
was in pursuit accompanied by an officer.
Mas. WIN. CoNKLINc, in Southport, N. Y,
has given birth to daughter, having on each
hand five fingers and one thumb, and six toes
on eachfoot. The child has eyebrows, but no
eyes, and nothing resembling them. In other
respects it appears to be formed naturally, and is
in good health.
The New York Herald calls the Mirror of the
same city ''handbill of 400 daily issues" and
the Mirror calls Bennett ga toothless old viper"
who has been ''nine times publicly kicked, kuf-
fed, kaned, kowhided, and spit upon" Some
people might consider this style of talk per-
sonal.
The Baptists of this country propose mis-
sion to Japan. j. Globe, who visited the coun-
try with Commodore Perry, brought home a
native Japanese, with whom he has been study
ing at Madison University, n. Y, to fit him to
preach the Gospel at Japan.
The Persian war BODIES future trouble be-
tween England and Russia. A British fleet has
taken possession of the fort of Bushirc, and the
island of Karrack, in the Persian Gulf Sim
ultaneously with this intelligence, comes the
news that the Russians are moving upon As
tracan.
THE price Of tin has risen steadily the past
year. The ores composing it are becoming
scarce. tik
TIE New York Esansalist heads one of its
columns sunny Side" This column contains
eighteen items, all relating to presents to pas.
tors, during the recent holidays, amounting in
the aggregate to $4,000.
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MORNING. FEBRUARY IS, 1857.
pnE sEsAronIAn ElEcrIox * INDIANA.-.We.

Tar SRSAToRIAL ELEUrIoS IN ISDrANA.-Hee
present, today, two extracts from journals dia-
mctrically opposed in politics, and, strangely
enough, they both express but one opinion upon
u matter which, of all others, would seem to be
:. strict party issue. We ask the attention of
cur lrieighbor of the argus, to the statements
andopinions of the st. Louis Lender, of whose
political orthodoxy he can institute no doubt.
l. the Leader correct? II 50, the ATgus is
wrong, and all its congratulations, the other
morning, about the rebuke to fanaticism must
go for nothing. We think that it is indispnta-
BE, that the elections of Jesse d. Bright and
Graham y. Fitch were unconstitutional, andwere
the result of INSCRIPTIONS partyism. We trust
the proper committee of the Senate will refuse to
recognize thcur. Last year the boot wasOn the
other leg, and it was all well enough, but now,
this bogus election lisa rcbnke to fanaticism.
Well, we shall see how our statesmen will de-
eide upon it. 1t seems to us. that this ambitious
overreaching on the part of Mr.. Bright will de-
stroy the availability which it was supposed. he
would possess in the West for the nomination in
1880
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a GARD no THE LADIES.

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sPRoIAL NOTICE s.
HIINT IN I'D

II you have lost; ths eate.t Of an pOs,e.,iOns We
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PEREuNEp BNEAIn.-'Shatlady gentleman would
main under the Of dsagreeabe breath when BY
ing the "BAGN THoUskND RLoEGRs dentifrlee Wond
mot ony render SWEET but leave the teeth Eite aIabas
terri Many persons do not know their breath bad, ald
the subject u delicate, their friends WI mention
Il. Pour single drop Of the "Bal" your tooth
and wash the teeth night and morning Borent botfd WI
last year.
RRArTfTuL CONLEEIoN may be easily acquired bytsInR
the '1Balm Of Thousand RloTeFE" twill PIN
pies and fro the akin, leaving e Of
hue Wet towel, pour Fee drops, and vsh
the face night and morning.
SlAVGNa MAnE EAsY.-f4et your
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Ing Price only any eents. $50 ~
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TINS New Hampshire Statesman says the word
honorable is not honceforth to be used in
that paper, in articles from the editorial pen, as
a title to men. 1t is run so deeply into the
ground that it is better it should go entirely in
to disusN
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THE ATui.DER IL New YoRK-Is still, both in
New York and all over the country the one
absorbing theme. 1t is perfect God-send to
the news boys, as we'll as to publishers. Our
New York exchanges come to us swelled out,
pulled up, andrunning over with comments, tes-
,imony and all sorts of communications about
the great tragedy. People will read every little
item they can get, and all the useless repetition
is read and pondered, which, after the excite
ment has died away will leave no trace either
npon the general intelligence or morality. a
great deal Is published which has no bearing on
the case and is put in only to pander to a low
appetite for obscene gossip.
q'i,,,n far, the only revelation Of importance
elicites, is the moral looseness of the parties
concerned. Almost every witness examined has
been convicted of violation of at least one arti-
Gle in the decalogue The fame of the deceased
rests under a dark cloud, and that of Mrs. Cum
bingham, to say the least of it, is, as Benton
would term it, "ia nubi6us.n Eckel kept
mistress: Snodgrass is "a fast man about town."
Mrs. Prosscr don't know whether to write her
name Miss" or 'AIrs;" and Mrs. Seymours
character is quite fragrant and suggestive. Ia
king the testimony of each one about the
other, the public will be safe in concluding that
it is not often greater set of scamps get tOgeth-
err under one roof The Forest divorce, devcl
oped about similar state of morals. The hus-
band turned out to be libertine; the wife, if
ever an angel, came out of the trial with her
wings badi scorched, and all around on both
sides, quite display Of vagabondism was elici-
ted
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rr.n the u.Iea reIsEraph, al In.l.

A FAcr ABOUT Mls. CuNSINeuAN-THE STR
POSED MURDEREss.-Mrs. Cunningham, the wo-
man arrested in New York for participation in
the murder Of DR.. Burdcll, is well known in this
CITY, where we believe she has relatives. We
saw her hero in the summer of 90, on her return
fiom Niagara, where she, as was her custom ev-
cry summer, had been spending the season.
She is a very fine looking woman, and to judge
from her conversation, is given to conquests OF
the heart. She was, it is said, engaged to be
married to a widower of this city, but he broke
off tho match, and married another. Her
daughter attended the Seminary in this city,
and was discharged for (Nve,-Express,- omit
the reason, as there may be an error in the fact
The widower in this city, to whom she was so
much attached, was, when living in New York,
a boarder at her house Dr. Burdell, the de-
ceased, was native of Herllimer CO., where he
has relatives now residing. ass
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WATERFORD, Mass, July q, 1854
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