Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-29

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SATURDAY d0RNING, OCT. %, 1859.
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cIsCUEATIoNsoR ASY PAPBR IN WHEELING.
6LD BRoNS has counsel nov from the East
all the way from the transcendental town of
Boston. Ar. Hoyt is his name, and the tcle
graph advertises him thoroughly this morning.
and we have no doubt lays the foundation for a
large practice among the abolitionists on his res
turn.
TnE world viii breathe easier after reading
the N. Y. dispatch informing them that Paul
Morphy the Chess player, leaves there next
Saturday, Go>dayI) and that he will pass
through number Of the prominent cities, en-
route for New Orleans, and that tits quite IN,
certain Hhcther he will come back or stay away.
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oUR dispatch from Petersburg, says thatPry
or is elected from that district by from twelve
TO fifteen bundled majority. We are glad of it,
We believe Pryor is an honest man. We all
know that he is fearless one-ahd the one
quality generally goes with the other.
Pryor Sill make his mark in CEngress. See
If he don't.
IT seems by one of our Charlestown dispatch
es this morning, that Fred Douglass is a coward
ly Niger, and tli,1n't come time with Brown
and Cook at Harper's Ferry, according to ap-
pointment.
Cook, now that heis back again among the
old haun.s, incIines to be communlcative-and
it quite evident that his season Of fasting and
prayer upin the mountains has not materially
dulIed the keen edge of his resentment towards
Fred. We suspect that Cook is right about
Fred. Fred is a half breed, and is otherwise
bad style of niger.
MEssRs LIPPIxcoTr & Co., Philadelphia, have
book in press. from the pen of the Hon Robert
Dale Oven, which cannot fail#to create great in.
terest and vast speculation. Thc=abiiity Of the
author, his peculiar views, great experience,
ard high position as public man nd=ciiizen,
will command fnr his volume unusual attention
His subjects-"Sieep, Somnanbniisul, Dreams,
Presentinsents, Apparitions, House-hauntings,
&c,-always awaken curiosity when discussed
by ordinary writer's; but when considered By
such mind as 8Ir. Ovens, will be presented
with philosophical calmness, a research, and
power rendering his labors worthy thc=study
of the6cst intellects
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We spoke the other morning, as We have
elsewhere, too this morning, of the mean
system which the politicians who have the
Harper's Ferry riot papers in charge, had
itiauguratcd. They have the whole matter
in their hands Every day they sLakeZup
their bags and bushels of letters and fling
out mysterious hint-aZ dirty suspicion,
that these documents arc fzthe most raonen.=
tous imporsance-that they will convict about
all the prominent: Republicans of this country Of
being in league with Browns gang. For the
sake ofproducing an effect on their hopeless
fortunes in New York and New JERSEY, they
did not hesitate to hint that Mr.. Seward was
privy to the matter-that Greedy wrote conf.
dentialjletters and sent receipts to Brown-that
Chase sent=him money, and that others not less
prominent had handin the matter to a great.
or or less extent 1t was first, Smith, next
Giddings then Greeley, and now Seward,
Chase, and others. They do not hesitate to
hint that any Northern man of Republican
principles is implicated, because they think IL
will serve their. cause to do so. The unscrupn.
lous demagougcs rejoice in their hearts and
bless their stars that so good thing las hap
pened to them
a dispatch purrorttng to give some =disclo.
surcS the authority of the Il. i. Herald, was
received last night. This is evidently one of
those political clnurls, for which that Infamous
Paperis noted; We shall not therefore aid in its
circulation. Bennett will stop ut notilingsto