Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29

the Stewart dynasty" instead Of after the ex
pdlsiOn Of James Of the ste@arts.dynasty.
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BnookE Coussrr EIEcr1oH. Joseph r. Nay
Ior, author Of the Distinguished (stehbenvilIe)
philosophical thesis on niggers, is reelected
Clerk of the County of Brooke, by u plurality
of eleven votes over A. F, Hervey
Jas j. Kuhn, (YhigJ is elected Sheriff By
majority Of 1917 votes over sam Moore, Dem)
Robt Nichols (WE,is0 Circuit Court by AZ
plurality over J. r. AZ Agnew, (Dcm) Nathan
Reeves, lDenn) Commissioner, by 1874 plurality
over J, B. Lockhart, (Thig) John J. Johnson
(Whig) County Surveyor, by majority of38
votes over Thos. Dohuvar, Denl ~gGLS
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Two DIsGusrEp FInE-EATERs.-Th signs of
the times are that Southern tireeaterism is
about 6loped out Brother Pryor has become
Disguised Aud who wouldn't be, with con
vcntion of such scabby rapscallions as John
Mitchell and iiiIibuster Walker? Says brother
Pryor, in the last number Of his paper:
'rhe restless politician the bTiehcSs barris
ter, the doctor without patients, editors in quest
of subscribers, and individuals aStride of hob
bieS-these were the sort of persons who d-
rccted the deliberations of the recent Southern
Commercial Convention rt9s EzH
Then, again, look here at this from another
Cheretoforc) salaniandcr:
LrvrxG in the SOUTHERN MoSrGoMEYY Cox
vENTIoN. ''Ihink Of tire dollars a day FOR
Joard, anil ten IA ROOM [NIilledgcville (Ga)
Federal Union.
Only. "Patriots' could stand that
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BILL LAwRgScs Writes y LErrEn.-The
Hon. Bill Lawrence has issued aiietter, under
date of May 10, intended for circulation in his
district over the river there. 1t purports to he
written at the instance ola Roberts. Clark We
have received copy Of this letter of Williams,
and have amused leisure half hour in looking
over the kinks aud theories by which William
expects to deude the people Of his district into
supporting lin for second term. William
writes 10 CLARK from Washington, that the
passage of the English bill "s regarded here,
on all hands, as signal Anti Lccompton vic
tory, we call tie attention of the Wheel
iug .1frqns3 TO this underground declaration
Of Wian,'s and wo also cite the attcn-
ton Of the Administration people generally,
to the way in which William is throwing off on
the darling test question, and hob-nobing with
the hcretic,l "E}lack Republicans" William
manages TO fill 6 IL mo- pages with his excnl-
patorv address to his constituents. We have
but little doubt that the printing of them was
just that much money sunk. The signs Of the
times do not indicate that William will ever
again have thequiet ofhis private life disturbed
by.a reelection
TnE Hox BuL MoxraoMr:Y DoEsN'r SUIT THE
MAEKET.-The Washington (Pa.,) Examiner
ought to be indicted uiider the statute providing
against cruelty to animals, for the way in which
it tortures and murders orr friend, Hon. Bill
Montgomery, in its stissue. The Hon. Bill
seems like "bound boy at a corn husking," up
there-he seems to have no friends; no, none at
nlE Hes played fast and loose so barefacedly,
that he's dropt by all sides. It's piteous-abso
lutely touching, (baring the nauseaO the way
the poor man implores the people not to bring
dishonor OH the patronymic of Montgomery
not to disgrace his children and their children,
for eight or ten generations yet to come, by re-
TIsing to send him back to Congress. The con
dition of Montgomery now. calls to mind that of
Cardinal Woolsey, after his King had turned
him ont in The cold. We opine that the Hon.
Bill is realizing that it is an embarrassing pre-
dicamcnt for an aspiring politician, to get rep
utation for being neither fishn flesh.
The report of the Hon. Bills speech, up at
Washington, as given in the Eetmfner, pre-
scnts trulya lamen,able feature Of his anguish,
and calls wildly to Ionr,iind the lines reading:
Z 81 ~ What fluctuations sore beset r 'i.lt
The man who Office tries 10 geti
How he must crfnGs and i0uble-deals
asEh2 Merely earn q chance to Steal. 90
an d.. What fears and terrors him compass, r4
In fear other wins the race,
.,sn. Aud carries or beneath his aGess
What he has paun'd his soul to buy.
Save us, o Lord from SANDERS breath,
II u e. Il battle and murder, sudden dcRtti u - ~
Bn more than all, in mercy IrsNt,
Save from the onice-seeker's. fate -, %
SLoops-oF- w AE.-The Bill before the .. S.
Senate proposes to construct, as speedily as
mny be consistent with the public interests,
five steam screw sIoops.of.war, with full steam