The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-24

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appears that the ladies have been engaged
in an extensive correspondence with the
South. General Duffie has ordered Them
sent to their "ffiends. -
JAcxsos, Mia, Is fortified with cotton
bales. Oottoi makes good breast works.
WHrs anAbolitionist changes his tactics
it is change of wind. -
The MAJ who runs after the girls may
be said to be beau-legged. f9QT
A REPUBLICAN asks for increasing faith
aeternal Justice He don't know what
he is asking for, or he would be as dumb as
dead ass, instead of braying like live
one. 20" m Is
The deficiency bill this year is eighty
million; just what it used to take to carry
on the Government. ~
FROM the radical press one can see that
Richmond is very easy to tske-on paper.
TIE New York Times says "the hope of
profit will quicken patriotism sometimes"
MORO for Lincoln campaign banner
Nobody hurt" gaa q q
If Brigham Young should lose one of his
sixty wives, would he be widower? Not
enough so to hurt much, we would say.
ANOTHER Republican official, clerk in
the branch mint at Denver City, has alb
seconded with $4,000 in gold, equal to
about $4,000 in greenbacks.
THE Government is in great financial
affection; not that gold ia scarce or green
backs plenty, but the more it pays the more
it owes. ga " 's< .'a''
Irtoo much is trusted to black soldiers
in some battle, the President may learn
| something of the black race.
Mr.. LINCOLN, as a reward for the loyalty
of the Border States, is now reported to
have determined civilly to take all their
slave property. At this rate we may ex-
psct to see Fred DOUGLAS appointed mill
tary Governor of some Of the seeded
States before the Presidents term ex-
pres. So .:~s
A NEW department. of the Government,
to be called the Department of Industry, is
to be established suppose to counter
balance the departments of idleness in
Washington, where Satan finds some mis-
still for the Administration to do.
A CHICAGO critic calls concerts ::
3 5.-4 as..e Lighted halls, 81.
Crammed full of fools and fddies
WHEN Republicans speak of burying tbs
Ratchet of party warfare, they igenerally
mean to bury it in the heads Of their oppo.
| nents. s1'
The Union prisoners escaped from Libby
prison by tunneliDg. The underground
railroad is put to new purposes in these war
times. Co. --a.
The new scheme of allowing the Gov
eminent to sell gold is defended, because
is said that by this means it's price can be
kept down. Oh, yes, when the Govern.
ment sells; but how will it be when il
buys
A LAD of fifteen was enlisted 10 the ar.
my recently in Chicago. Judge Drum
mond denounced it, and said number oil
worthless officers were engaged in such
things. ..- a.r. so
The intense Abolitionists have bee me
the blackguards of the President,
The Abolitionists and the rebels are ST.
ter the niger for the same object-his ele-
walton. sa. rs.E
The Republican party, like Samson, is
both strong and blind
The Government can't make cents with
out making copperheads.
OWEN LovEJoY, of Illinois, says Wash
ington despatch, eontinuesv very i'll, and some
of his friends begin to entertain fears Of his
recovery.-Ohio Statesman.
Afraid of his recovery-are they? Well,
it might be public calamity.
IT is proper that the public should bear
in mind that Mr.. Lincoln's $50 electoral
votes in the Northern States represented
but l ,83l $50 votes; while the 1,545, l91
votes recorded against him in the same
States, were represented by only three
electoral votes. The minority of that day
is now majority, increasing with every day
of Mr.. Lincolns misgovernment
The PEOPLE OF MARYLAND during the
first week in April 1864 will be required to
vote on the calling OF convention TO frame