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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27
REPUBLICAN MEETING
On Saturday Afternoon next at o'clock.

TIE Republicans of Brooke county had
glorious demonstration up at Wellsburg
on Thursday night. The good old town
was completely possessed with excitement,
from Que end of it to the other. Every
body was out in the streets, either in the
torch-light procession or on the sidewalks.
Young America was rampant, and all on
the side of Lincoln, too; aud the old men
the very oIdest-gave it up as being
a little ahead of anything that had ever
disturbed the quiet of the ancient burg.
There were two companies of Wide
Awakes in procession, one from Steubeu-
{ vile, numbering about $50, and the other
one at WelIsburg, numbering about 75.-
As they strung out through the streets
they made most imposing display, aud
their two bands of music, with their spirit
stirring airs, wrought up the Republican
enthusiasm to the highest pitch. The
steubenville company is one of the very
best drilled companies we ever saw
Their execution of the Rail- manoeuvre
took the universal public by storm, aud
brought down the town. The Wellsburg
company is also an excellent one, consid-
ering the very late period at which it was
organized.
The steubenville Wide Awnkes were
welcomed to the shores of the Old Domin-
ion by young Mr.. searer, in behalf of the
Wellsburg Republicans. in very happy
and fOrcible little speech. He is a young
man of decided promise.
We have not space at this time to en-
large upon t5Is glorious demoust.a,is- Of
Wellsburg. 1t was one of the very best of
the campaign, aud has completely worked
mp old Brooke
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THE New York correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury says of the attire of
the Princes suit-"Such collection of
shocking bad hats were never seen cx-
cept on scarecrows in cornfeld. The
Dukes hat was eminently seedy, and no
New Yorker, with the slightest regard for
his reputation, would have been hired to
wear it down Broadway. The Earl of St.
Germans sported still shohbier tile, of
the bell-'op pattern. Lord Lyons castor
had II decided appearance of having been
set on several times, and then punched ont
into rude semhlance of its original
shape, which WAS very bad one. The
younger members of the party exhibited a
slightly advanced taste in respect to their
hats. but there was not one among the
whole collection which an American hat
ter would have dared to send out of his
store as a specimen of his own mannfaco
ture" "'N'i '''c-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27
REPUBLICANS!

Don't forget or neglect to attend the Re-
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night. Every Republican in the city
should be in attendance to help forward
the good cause. But few days more re-
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every one should be active and do alIin his
power to roll on the ball. Turn out, then
Republicans! every man of you, and bring
your friends and neighbors with you
We want our opponents to hear the princi-
pies and purposes of the Republican party
fairly and clearly set forth, SO that they
may be the better able to decide how to
cast their votes.
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TIE Union, of yesterday, failed to re-
spond to our questions of the day pre-
vious. 1t does not so much as notice
them. Are the editors afraid to show
their hands on these questions, so that
the peonle may know precisely where
they stand? We think this can hardly
be the case-but most likely was mere
oversight, or want of time; or, perhaps,
the writing editor of the Union was absent
from his post, and could not reply. But,
as we are anxious to have the questions
answered, and the public also feel some
interest in the matter, we have concluded
to republish them. Here they are.
Are you in favor of the extension of
slavery into any of the common territories
now belonging to the United States?
Would you vote for the protection OF
slavery in any of the territories i?
Are you in favor of the acquisition of
territory adapted to slave lubor7
Are you in favor of re-openiDg the Afri-
can slave trade?
In the event of Lincoin's election, are
you in favor Of submission to his inaugural
tion2
Will the editors of the Union oblige us
and the public by giving direct answers
to the above in their next issue? We want
no evnsive answers, but require that the
questions be fairly and fully mec-and hon
estly disposed Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

A correspondent of the Cleveland Herald
speaking of the Birch case, says:-Mrs
Birch and her stepfather, Erastus Corning
OF New York, are both in Chicago and are
prepared to give Mr.. Birch severe battle
during his trial for divorce. His friends
claim that he has got 'sure thing of ii"
ana that he can prove all be wants to =
Her friends, howeyer-and they number
seVen-eigtbs of the community-claim that
Mrs. Birch is as innocent, as virtuous, and
as pure as the unfullen snow before it has
kissed the mountain top. That ON the
Sthe r. hand they can prove things against
pi D'rch thnt Shall secure bill for Mrs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

TlF-lS1,we refel our readers to tho advertisement
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Broadway. New York. The Blood Fool, is one Of the
greatest medicines "f the age, and is rapidly driving
out of the narLet all the quack nostrunls of modern
times Its efficacy is great and its superiority SO
justly acknowledged, tat ii is found difficult to sup
ply the immensr and Increasing demand for the ar
tice Dr. EAT"N's cel.brateu 'lniantile Cordial - is
medicine prepared by regular physician of emf
nence in his profession, and who has devoted his
lie TO the peculiar phases of lnfutilc diseases. 1t is
no humbug but medicine, which commands itself
to those only who can appreciate t.--Ip u0chicolu
Flor. Times.
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WHILE it is probably true, that some of
the Southcrners, misled by mendncious
Northern newspapers, and by political
demagogues of their own section, are
honestly fearful that the Republicans in
tend to disturb them in the enjoyment of
their constitutional rights, it is also un-
doubtedly true that a great deal of dis
union talk is sounded loudly through the
North to produce an effect on the coming
election. If the opponents of Lincoln
could Brighten New York and induce her
to cast her vote against the Republican
candidate, they would feel amply repaid
for beating their tom-toms and sounding
all their alarms. Some of them apparent
ly suppose that they can yet produce an
effect by reiterating, exaggerating or in
venting menaces. We should think that
the North had just given its reply to these
alarmists in so decided manner as to dis
courage all further attempts at frightening.
For many month previous to the recent
elections the air was loaded with the cries
of these lugubrtous men, who proclaimed
that a disruption of the Union would sure
" follow It Republican triumph They
warned the people Of the North in ac-
cents of the greatest apparent anguish to
destst from their support of Republican
ism.
Well, the time for the fall elections
arrived in due time. And, 6rst of all, the
Green Mountain State sent up its response
to these menaces and monitious. Then
came the voice of Maine, rciterating in
manly tones the reply of Vermont After
short pause, there broke upon the ear in
thunder tones the answer of the three
great States, Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana. Their meaning was not to be
mistaken. These FIVE States have ex-
pressed the true sentiment of the north
The day for intimidation, to succeed, has
passed, or rather has not yet arrived
However men of the north may differ
about minor questions, upon one point the
overwhelming majority are agreed They
are resolved to express their preferences in
legal, peaceable and constitutional way.
and the more men attempt to deter them
by menaces from such an expression, the
more resolutely will they maintain their
position. They know that they have no
improper or unkind designs against the
south, and they are not to be frightened
from their position by the sheet-iron thuu-
der Of these alarmists. We should sup
pose that this idea had been so plainly set
forth by the recent elections, that even the
most foolish demagogues would see that
they cannot possibly be repaid for the
trouble Of repeating tie stale threats
which southern militia colonies and fire.
eating Whfppy Swamp orators have made
from time to time. But it takes them a
good while to lay aside their old tricks
They will have new, and, we think,
convincing lesson on this poin. week
from next Tuesday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

OVER $500 has been collected in Detroit
for the benefit of the widow of Capt. Jack
Wilson, who commanded the Lady Elgin.
The citizens of Chicago have contributed
$500 to the fund, and those ofBuffalo over
S7OO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

v9F<I1o, FOR CLERK Of THE CIR
49,, go CUT COURT.s-MEssRs. EDrroRs-
HEo W. SIGHTS will be supported by the people
for Clerk of the Circuit Court at the election to DO
he'd on the 9th day Of November
oct9# HIS PpIPEDS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27
RoEer A. Pryor ana o. ~. Russeii a.
WelISbuFR.
GFroa &c Wellsburg Herald Of Yesterday.l

prom the Wellsburg Herald of Yesterday1
Pursuant to notice, Hon. Roger A. Prv-
or made his appearance at the Court House
on Wednesday evening last TO address the
soyereigns of this county, and there was
20 hear him the largest audience vet as
semb:ed at any meeting this campaign,
though we might say with more propriety,
to see him. he is somewhat famous as an
amateur warrior, but there is nothing in
his appearance 10 warrant belicose repu-
tation. He is slender, smooth faced
youthful looking man, wearing his hair in
the shoe string style, his personnel being
much nearer what seems TO be the beau
ideal off Bethany student, than vs. hat we are
accustomed to attribute to those who are
fitted to lead the squAdrons in the tented
field Owing to sore throat, said to be
an attack of diPtheria recently contracted,
he was unable to fulfill his engagement to
speak, further than to the extent of very
few minutes. he did this, however, in
very good style, quoted poetry to the ef-
feet that
Truth crushed to earth, will rise agnin."
gave up the contest handsomely. so far as
Lincoln and Hamlin are concerned; and
battered the democratic portion of his au-
dience with the assurance that the present
POIItlCdi ulSLFeSS among the people IN ap-
prehension of the consequences to follow
the certain interruption of democratic
rule. The wit of this observation is in
its originality.
The bursts of applause that followed
his. points were distressingIY feeble-about
such as might be made with half dozen
stoga boots aud a couple OF shiIlelahS; and
if they measured the strength of the dis
union party in this community. there is
yet great hope for the Union, at least in
the Panhandle.
He was followed by that s'emipent Yir-
ginia statesman C. W. Russell, Esq, who
took up where Pryor left of; but having
no curiosity to see him, having heard him
before, and read about all he could say,
we left our perch on the sharp edge of a
back seat and quietly seeded out of
doors to where the air smelt less of brim-
stone.
The unfortunate condition of Mr.. Pry-
or's health was much regretted by all
present, and by none more than by the
Republicans. who had been led to expect
a fire aud tow speech and consequent
swarm of new converts to Republicanism.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

Yn~-@, FOR CLERK OF THE CIF.
EySSSo Cult COUIET.-IIoIding the an
pom nent of Clerk rro-tenporN from the Judge and
place my name before tho people for the Office Of
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
octll* LCCIEN LOWTHER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

I9glSI@ FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT
SNazH COURT.-The name of AAG IRWIN.
IS presented to the public candidate for the
once OF Clerk Of Circuit Court, at the Coming cleo
ton Ioct6Hl MANY EliIESnS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

The New York Herald, which has per-
sis'entIy predicted commercial panics, dis
solution and civil war, as the inevitable
result of Mr.. Lincoln's election, has at
length made the important discovery that
Mr.. Lincoln is conservative, Union-Iov-
ing man. 1t comedies his election as Gin
evituble," and says:
sit appears that Old Abe is a conserra-
tive Republcan-that he con,emplates no
war upon the constitutional rights of sla-
very in the slave Statcs-that his platform
is the Chicago platform in good faith, and
that his general policy upon slavery will
be to concIliate the South into submission,
instead of cxasperating her people into
open rebellion. His Cabinet, too, will be
made up of Northern and Southern men"
The EUeniag Post says it would not be
surprised to see the Herald soon become
the advocate of Lincoln's election.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.

E TO THE VOTERS OF OHIO
49, COUNTY tel respectfully announce
myself as candidate for Clerk Of the Circuit Court
OF Ohio county. toct25* A. D. BEDILLION.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE.

E{f-Gr> FOh CLERK OF CIRCUIT
~ COURT.-AIEssks. EDIroRs-rIease an
Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Chic County.
oct40 MANY REPUBLICANS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

HI"ing lincoln majority over all.
counting the doubtful against him, of 40 :;
counting the two doubtful States for him,
ne vii! have a majority over all of so.
Either is enough. Only 1872 votes arc ne
cessary for choice, aud Lincoln will Ger
tainiy have rs many as that.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27
The Presidential Contest.

The following is a statement of the
probable position of the several States on
the Presidential question;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30

Our COMMERCE WITH JAPAN.-The news
which we published yesterday from Japan
shows that the opening of that country by
American enterprise has already resulted in a
wonderful amount of commerce between the
United States and the once "hermetic en-
pire." Americans are in high favor there,
because the japanese know from our history
and our an:ecedents that we will not plum
der them of their property and despoil them
of their territory and independence, as fill
clustering European Powers have done with
the other nations of the East. They have
found out that it is to their interest to make
treaties of commerce and amity with the
United States-a security to them against
the designs of the invaders of India and China.
Yet the American government has not
opened the commerce of Japan for its own
citizens alone, but for all the world. This
great republic has no petty jealousy of the
commercial rivalry of any other nation. All
1t wants is d free stage and no favor, and 1t
is willing TO depend for its success on fair
competition with all other nations. There is
one advantage nature has conferred on us in
relation to the Japanese empire; it is our ge-
ographical pOsition-our proximity to those
islands-which, with the principle and prac-
tice of our government, not to found colo
MES or conquer distant countries, will always
give our commerce sufficient prominence in
Japan over that of nations whose wealth and
greatness are founded in the colonial system.
When writing on the subject of the negro
slave and coolie trade. the London Times
mournfully admits that the sceptre of the
seas has departed from British hands, and
that Britannia no longer rules the waves as
she did in other days. The young giant of
the West henceforth assumes the trident of
commerce, and in few short years will ex-
tend its peaceful conquests over every sea,
from pole to poic.-N Y. Herald