Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09

sional fashion and paired OIL IN their munlclpM
eIections-the former eIecting Democrat, and
the latter a Know Nothing mayor Et
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Tue New ORLEANS Vigilance Committee have
not made such Roadway as it's illustrious San
Francisco predecessor, 1t will be seen by this
mornings paper, that the Vigilance party has
been defeated and that efforts are in process to
arrest and dispose Of the Vigilance champions
on charge of High Treasora We opine that,
considering the successful party only slipped
into power by barestwo hundred majority, 1t
will be about MS much as they do toact on the
defensive, without carrying the war into Africa
Two. hundred majority is not much of margin
to presume on in civilized cities, much less in
Neh Orleans
SMOKED Our-By our Leavenworth telegram
we see that the famous as well as Infamous
Judge Lecompte, of Kansas, is trying to do what
Jefferson said On Office holder never did! viz
resign We suspect however, it does not i'm
pair the just force of the Monticello snge's die
tum-for We suppose the truth is that Judge
Eccompte's seat on the bench is little too hot
for his comfort Like as the English Jeifery was,
in his Bloody Assizes, in the estimation of the
people, so is, we apprehend, the outgoing Lee
conipt in his julicial rounds, regarded Ly the
Free State masses of Kansas.
Il, .JropAI,f,y-yye suppose Senator John p.
Hale the man who makes fun for the United
states SENATE somewhat after the style that Dan
Rice docs for the people at large is trembling in
his boots about his reelection According to
the alSpateh, o"e o't''''i - '"s ".o
Leglsatnre nus '''Ne' A'''N? go.
'ate' lna' /" ono e,e't' t''9e'O NV
error among tne northern pe"pis, 80"
tney get use" ~ oHe ~ s"s.' T. ,,,a
ana nc ge's uScu - .''S $3.50 -
people tu'hh II Is '''''e ''''' ,'O''O =, -.
tatYe' should wax tle pia"" 4ee' ~ , ,.,'9
State, we keep even baoohng Ola uualSl HAo
Mason in the Senate about as long MS he wants
to stay
We are not an admirer OF the Hon. John L.
~ .,an,, &C con,,ors bu, considering tho
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that performances tnefe' ne uoeS wen e''o"s":
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DEATH or a o. S SENATon -Senntor men
,,ersop of Texas died on Friday evening" and
II -, arnon,,,s,I on saturday thus
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losing one OF Two u'1y9 u '"s "ss
Washington correspondent oil me New lork
Tribune, says:
Senator Houston will have to announce Mn.
Henderson's death and pronounce his eulogy,
I a. 5ns nor s1aksm 10 him fol, Ten Years
~ ~ - s,.,5;no ei5,, existed between them.
io' :; .t, s,ri vorv
Mr.. Henderson ieis teNas IN ''s 's 'o's
i'll, and has been sick. during ms nrlet selourn
insWashington. Heiwas hurried on TO WASH
ine'0n - -.ee p..e So .--,,---
LETTING OUT FAMILY SECRETS. Wash
ingtony ID. .C.J star-the lesser administration
organ--doesn't like Forney, neither does it like
a communication scoring Appleton, of the State
Department. recently appearing in FOrney' pa
per. The lesser o:gan makes the following
or,b TO get door Forney by the hair:
were he capoble Of being influenced by
sonse ,f shSne hc should be the very last man
~, sr';t The seI,rre of yeuality or corruption
-. ~ ,,,s,o ooainsta gentleman in the columns
~ ~ ri. i ionrnai
For the five or six years of his residence here,
,,a .,er,, bsayiest load the Democracy had to
oasr,, tSos the general belief of the country
10 bI,cltmaiIe,l everybody and everything
;tI'i his reneh either in the discharge
oe HE official duties or in the exercise of his f
s;,;tier nf orioI intercourse with numbers of the
,s.,,,iys and ISisative branches of the Gov
-. - tI,of ~, n o-o,os