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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

The Copperheads are bowling over the Admin.
istrations violation of the rights" Of Tennes-
secans who want 10 vote for JgpP. DAvs's Chi
cago candidates for the Presidency Of the United
S,atss, but who have got TO take ANDY JOHN-
SONS extra iron-clad oath as the price Of the
privilege. WY, these beauties declared at Chi
csgo that tennessee rns oa, Of the tmon---they
excluded her del gatos from their Convention
aud they threatened. in one OF the rcsoiutiors OF
their PLATFORM ttat if tie vU;epf Teancssec was
Counted in ITO Electoral Co!tgc, IL would b.
.,iiold ss ivfoie;.oHa.y' and fggyi9ly resisted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25
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r,r pr,,,a,,t. ...ABRAHAM LINCOLN OF ILLINOIS,
JI,. p,e,id,ni o.. .AHDREw JOHNSON. Of Tennessee
C,,r.v,o,. REUBEN T. FENTON. Chautanqua
yi.,t.. Ggvsrror THOMAS G. ALVOKp OF Onoheasa
Cana, Coaqmis'r. FRANKLIN 4. ALbEhuHi'' I4i'
Inspector Of Ssase Prisons DAVID r. Iohi''' ~'-'
nectaiy.
y,,y r,e,,ors Of Presidsat and pice President
.rIAroy HORACE C GREELEY, PRESTON KING
Dis,ric: Electors.
, o,.,,,y po,r~r To- A,cvzO w. NorGAr.
o T.,ySS r >,s,SAuAN17. HIRAM HorToS
= GEORGE klCABr II. ALitN 4. NiiD n, M
a. ABkANJ. DufFNnoFFEEi9. Eb'HfZfR hIAN'L'''
3 MILAN II MchiNNha,2O. JchS SlAtSl,
s THOMAS h. AsTEs 81 JOHN j. hNOA'
T. Isaac 4. sNTI. % THOMAS Al Zen
G GEORGE OfDiKE, %. GEnhsk W. hhADf'~''
a G,.v y PErroy o. JOHN 4. STEIEY,
40 Atrx.snrn DAvrpsor. -. JFprpiAIi DEWEY.
II. JAMS W. TAYLOR. 2G. MfRof ~. w hN'--|
l.. CHARIis 7. BRALB. q. JsSNs NLi1s,
~ ,TyADrprs HAT o. JOIN w. STfRETFs,
~ .icrT Twgr,Ic. ~. NnilAn ER-Ioi-
10. COIc,ELiCs l.. ~hurS 90 iosEr" NA'ohh
81. JOIN y. DAZZLING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

The German Uninnists nj New-fcfk City
held q great mass meeting last night OF Cooper
Institute. The hall Was crowded, he speechc.
we're admirable, end our German fellow -cit.zer'
tepelled with sprit lie impu'a'ion Of toe Cup
pefhead press thai they are mol wholly aadds'
yaiedly loyal to The Union cause. sAIoAA'
Of Wiseonsin, HAssAUREK Of Ohio, and WEI
of Ncw-Yorf, spoke effectively aud with eres'
applause, and tao rowdyism OF the McCI KLLAF
aiitughers Of the ucriug helped mo'o hsn y
hindcred IFS groul purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

The frt instance on record Of interference
with the right OF speech was--sccording to ira
dition--in the case OF one Satan, who had been
trying to persuade Mattress Eve to desert her
husband and her Con, md secede from Paradise.
Us pGnrbIc tonsne was srnnnari'y stopped
AID since that day he has been able only to Miss
his isapprehaton OF the arbitrary act, Ike the
genuine Original old CopporAead that he Is. His
modern disciples squirm and hiss in his wake as
naturally ne his own shadow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

1.-Two years Of war; sAid Henry WARD
BEEcuER on Sunday night, "end We have eonss
qucred half the Rebel territory, bold tho keys
of the whole and have nearly destroyed the
military siren 9Th Of the Rebellion in Tho field.
All this in two years OF war" - feur years
you mean" said bystander. "No, responded
Mr.. Bgrcurn. 81 said two years Of rdr.
In the first two, Gen. MCCLELLAN was in eom-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

only IN the defeat Of OUT arms Loud applauso1 Ate
time when the President s struGg tor tho lie OF TIT
Government It brings 10 him. not chaplet Of laurel
but a crown OF thorns And even former statesnsa
OF Boston in the days Of wing ascen1ency who hss
representative IN Congress voted snppiies and forces -
penetrate Mexico, is ROW found acfing In frstsrnal
accord with thcse u.en. aud supporting Tor tie Vice
Presidency who hos publicly declared his preference
10. ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of tbe coGgtgy Iather t.a pross
cli .uu OF this W.T.
1t is Robert {. Observation-Disclosures rep
resentGtiyo Of al honorable name-wl,om the
Hast sentence Of Col. BULLOCK demolisies. g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

"Thc army VIII vote for McCLRiLAS, sir ="
sad a gentleman III Fourth-avenue ear, with
the a, pect Of one set apart by birth and cduca-
ton to tic playing Of tho iews'-harp and
specnlatns in gold.
which army, sir - broke in an emsciated
soldier in carsh6t distance of the Colperhead;
LIES army or GRANTS y b. .a. .s., ..f
Gold tunblcd. .a :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

.Jons ". ToRsaY has again taken the stump
in Peunsylyania. Ills engagements include
wilkesbarre. Montrose, Towanda. Marlborough,
and Tioga, with other towns of less note The
November vote in Pennsylvania viii be differ
emit affair from THAT Of October. The People Of
idc state are vi right, Fortunately The period
ieity of the diseases Of jealousy and dissension,
chronic in he liberal politics OF the Keystone,
breaks ont among its @ little leaders only in
Os l0l,er. = 70 a IT I.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

"Stiii7e for your rights!" squeeied McCIrL.
Ian orator in Newark, mildly argumentative
against the lawfulness Of the draft, and tenderly
objective 10 the continuance Of the war.
A soldier on pair Of Sanitary crutehes: "Ii
You wasn't both coward and a traitor, you
would be at the front striking at the Rebellion.
That 5 the only kind of striking that ought to
be done Nowadays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

Messrs. ,WALDo HUrcliISs and THEODORE
TrLros. and the Rev. W. II. BoOLE, VIII address
Union meeting in the goth Ward. OF ireicr
Hall, Broadway and Thrty-fourth-st., this even.
ing: Messrs. SHgrARD FIELD and PoRTFH, OF
Clinton Hall, before tho Manhattan Club;
afessrs. Busrrno, Aspnws, yAg BURrs. BrcE
and MILLKEs, at Metropolitan Hall, Nos. "
and 81 sixth-ave. f; and Messrs. CowIks, KING
SPENCER. ERHARpr and PgEBbEs, at Head.
quarters" conner Of Broadway and twenty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

BIZ The arrival Of the New-lOrk and the BEL
gisn we have FIVE days later news from Europe.
Capt SEmyEs, OF whom, since tire sinking Of
lie Alsbana lttle has been hcnTd. sailed from the
Me- SOW On Oct g. on board The berqne Laurel which
Is supposed to Garry oct guns and ammunition for
new screw steamer. OF which Capt, Srsirs Is to take
command This new Rebel cruiser, II is thought Is the
Hanger which. on Oct. 3 was lying al Madeira.
sEMMxs was accompanied by eight officers and one
Hundred men. ,,E IL ,a.t. Hssl si.al..
The Florida has captured fine ship Southern
Rights and released her under bonds. -
The Niagara has seized Spanish ,teamer
uader suspicion Of being blockade runner. ig s,.e
The depression Of the eommsreiaN circles Of
England shows no dinantion and business especially
'n cotton is almost at dead lock- and prices continue
80 fan. !, de- ha. ...rg .- T.. l.N
At the Peace Conference Of Vienna compro.
mise 10 said 70 hare been effected on the financial cues.
zion. Minor qaest!ons have also been arranged. and
there only remains the drawing up Of the Treaty
oi reace. "a ~ .gsluol
MAzzIsI has come ont IN q strong letter
against the Franco I,als treaty lie declares that II
the Convention becomes accomplished fact. The party
Of the Sniion ALL try army Italy In opposition the
Goyergn's1l %
Tho Tts Regiment, Na,ionsI Guard, Col
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

Manor GUyrHER has suspended Ny. BoorE,
III, Street Inspector, from Office. Hc presents
10 The Common Council nine reasons for this
measure, aud tho Council referred his letter to u
Special Committee, and have also asked Tho
opinion Of tue Corporation Counsel on c'e
power of The Mayor and ,heir own In tho prem
isea. Mr.. fiooLy replicsto His Honor in asharp
letter, aud demands an investigation. We pub
llsli the letters ia an o.her column. .......
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

We print the morning letter irpm our spe-
cial correspondent with sHRRipAs-a letter
vNish crr,i, TO have been here three days ago,
but was delayed by unexplained mlschanecs In
,rars.a.sson. But j. is worth readingas good
.c.esr. hlicf statement Of the essential facts OF
the b..tia of Cedar Creek.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

Just thinAof it. a political party appealing
in behalf Of It's candidates and its principles -
ito eorardiee of The american psopls!' WHIST
an uncomfortable iriult to the bravest race on
this earth-wlat iatuity in politics, incencsiv.
sble if it hal not actually happened Incredible
Ia it was not actually tranapring!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

/ general Mass Meeting is to DO held Of
Bridgeport, Conn, on Thursday. Among the
distinguished speakers engaged are Generals
rERgY. CccnRASg and GAHST, AID MeSsrs.
LEWIS p. CAMPBELL Of Ohio, and ilESEY j.
RAYMOND of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

Slavery challenged tho United States a
america to mortal combat 1t impaled itself
upon the hayonets Of its adversary. aud wri!hss
and twists there in the agony of death that
promises soon to close the struggle. Tie DEM
oerais put on Grape, and rush on our lire Of
battle, and taston OF oar soldiers from behind,
and scream: Stop this unnatural war! Stop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

There is nothing in the history Of Imputeucs
ITO be compared With tic proposition made to
the American nation by the Democrats in tea
Chicago Convention" Commit suicide thaA
Slavery may iiycl" ....,...-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

We are requested TO state that lie announce
ment in yeeterday's TRIBUNE, OF meeting "a
night at Newtown, was III error. II IL to DO
Astoria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

Models Of mendacity, they will next howl over
he refusal of the Administration to let PRICES
cut Threats control the election in Missouri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25
NRGICtr To BEND IrIeH EAh'
r.nyS TO Use Af'Hy.

We sre AFRAID that there has been neglect 20
.o,m Union soldicrs' ballots 10 the army, With
plain instructions how they ere 20 DO Voted.
We have received within week sescral letters,
Of which tho two following ire samples The
DANCER that fnr want az thcse leilOis, FOLDERS
o. decided Union preferences mag vote the
MCCLELLAN ticket. nCEer sthlo exclude h'ln-
selves wholly from TIC right Of suffrage, ehould
quicken committees to TIC Instant discharge ~
Lr.ir duties, aud FL with 9 penitenlicl rePfoach
oil who sro conscious OF having reelected iil's
most sacred cftrus'':
Army ot TIE P0r0NAc. Oct. az, lroS.
-. No one kaovs The programme VI OH nest per
have 40 doubt something Ia being gotten
no Tor our benefit particularly and tho North guner-
ally. Something must DO donr. imagine. 10 saiis!a
cse 10 arc weak In tie faitn. and help then fcl tie
coming election. Here is proty good thing Of Gov
SlYmorn Our surgeon received last evening printed
lxrer addressed In biunk the Executive Dcrort'
u,nt a, Albany cIpiiEbg tho voting Law .of sc'dcrs
end stating YJor,sasd you set Of ballots prepared b'
the friend. ~ Gen MCCLELLAN md hfrs df,-ri"h ~
ssersary ., Stale r~ayd yoa ballot, prepared by the
frs, dr o, Mr l. fscoiS" Ard c,iu'ch isie sere
the ballot. for No LEItA and to q for SEi aoua him
,eif. The others did not come. Tie paper had sly
yot-s'- signature In writing Al i'e FOOT. q.
have been litiIg slsy for Iorne ballots from
you. TIE McCLELLAs 5lilo's hare tsss o.. hsf r.h
saJ ots and 6s Democrats ass s'HdiHg hnr ro',' toSt
oy day The Republicans come to me continually Tor
ballots, tIpeoi!ng that VIII have thon- Wy ec'Snf
n, party ssrd them or me headgudrsr- y eact rsgi.
wsntI little local Ticket lss not been made up ys
"a -, ,sf. I'm, send IN The Presidential and state tick
etc Of once.
wish ryon would 20 TO 1ur TRiU, ~ Office and
have ,hom 20 r. cst send then yourself The ia'
IaI would be the surer plan. ...-..., .....,-,
can use nearly one bundled Of each ticket, II they
are seut AZ Bet Vhts dfisged many II rae meH
vatasr fisn lo,s Hsir roe EV 20 Jor tie Daocrecg
Nearly tho whole Of my company WIN 70 Repuhl'cen
end there vii 10 less OF Democratic Tote than
thought for-muoh lcss- '''''''
HlnRy Up VIII HOSE BALLOTS
a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

Ex.Governor WRIGHT, Of Indiana, will speak
at Plaiufield, N. j., on Friday night, and not
at Railway es has been announced. .r4s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

CLARK commanding. were inspected yesterday ny '',
nrRmoTr aid were also reviewed by Gen HALL ""'
staff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25
LILY,

Decidedly the grimmest political joke of the
see on is embodied mtbe following extrnct from
the (ostcnsblc) Washington Dispatch Of Tie
Snrlau Msrcury: ...... -t.......
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

Fam or TIE UNION HoMg SCHOoL-Th4
charitable and worthy Fair Of the Union Home ooh'ss
lF n. Nippnh Of tas orphm cbhdro" Oh '""''s'
sil CONTINUES 10 draw large crowds 10 iTina hsA
mo lok Nil eonliaue IL sLls week i'l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25
prE,rnyNr M'csHiL,s's cApiSRr.

VI
The Dariociats here are NJ SATISFIED tnat Ten.
,FcClellu will 90 excited. that c..Gnes ere already
rriug 10 DICT TO tue now Cabine The following, So
rr seems to meet tie app,obicn o. the leading Demo
,rais; r. ... ..r.
s.,,y orr. .o........ Tcfet'o ,ynonr ofSer YORK.
,.cf.srv -, Fi'7 JST Po,ier ~ 90 'rHo
;,erarv q ~, fisry......AdnA Dupont 81 htrT snf
Srcsrsry Of &c T,assr ....Js ". ClaEte o! herey.
Attorney firnol ..... o>e.t Nirihf"p " LIS
ec.-.i, Of The Dan w Nrornecs o. rd'nf
pos,rla.fsr Perser Of 'e"Jefses
Governor Wirihrop might prefer the English m 'sion
,r bioh oaso Mr WinthrOp would probably 10 SeoLe.
to-. Of state John an lre has also been SPOKEN OF
"A r TO England or FOR Cabinet position. Jud %
Wuod, d IL renreyyunia viii niso be given IN in.
porsant osticn. August B0imont Is u be Minister to
t1Gnco.
Admiral Du Pont We believe, is citizen Of
Delaware thorough Unoasf, a1d one of the
last mon in America TO sit in CABINET Council
with Fitz John Potter. Wearonot so sure abont
Robert c. Winthrop; but tae.c was time VIXEN
| he could not have been inllaced to tlaia ~ SUCH
company ~ s here assigned bin.
Tic hero Of The Galcne must hovo "grlnncd
horribly ghostly sniic,y whcnhc read the
above programme and compared il with the
election returns from pennsylvania, Maryland
Ohio end indiana. ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

We published letter few days since nom
The Count dc G6spARis upon tho Presideptisi
election, and now have the pleasure Of laying
BIZ fore our readers similar communication from
another Of the most distinguished men OF france
NJ. LaBoUIAYE. 1t is significant fact
bat mnny OF tie leading Liberals OF tu-
rope acree Ia their views rs 10 the import
anee of tire coming election, regarding II as
tha turning point in our National history in-
yolving tie permanent success Of democratic
noyernlefnt. or its overthrow Oh this continent
Tho letters Of BRIGHT, GAsPARlS AID LApoU-
I,yg, thrrc Of the representative men OF tho
part, OF progress abroad, were written wlthoW
tho knowlrjge on thepari Of either that the
Others were about 70 write. III. LABoULAYEs
article was sent 10 Miss BooTH, the translator,
~ be made public in this country before its pub
Heoiion IL France, aud was accompanied WIN
the following letter from tho editor OF the Resne
NatioEalt:
81 have tho honor TO address 70 you article by NJ.
FpouARn LADouIAlE On tho .idartial election ~.
lro,IAYg. IN writing this. hos been ss elcfnent m
etr,etcr Il Tho R.es. Nsoses ard ol al tho ifisnts
o. America This article. presented 10 your voters.
will make known to hen Che generous sympathes that
a.e iriar sroascd IN France Cor the triumph Of Mr.,
LrNcoLS 1s greet voice that gees from oir eoanlfJ
u, coramend Mr. LHcoIy 10 tho sufraees q yoal fell
oOtizel ought to be of great asslaaee TO taa sue
o., Of the good cau.s il is with tie bore CT ccu,rh.
u,in- our feeble share " i. that adde's you tia
srt,ic"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25
0EN. RicGaTTs's WOUND

The ball was extracted from Gea. RfoSeTysl
wound .o.dey It entered the right a'eas', passsa
through tie lung dad takca out rear tho s6sl4dS
lie IL lying in very critical condition ct his ressdens
here no. .fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25
Iisr.; OF PRISONERS.

The ,Commis,ary. General of p.isoners has fos-
sried 10 Commissioner oULD plete Las Of Confses
=. rlisnInrs OF wiz in hends Rolls At 0n
pis,ncrs in eonaessnt In the South daily expected
In .enn. h..f. 90 h-'ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25
JOHNSON and SUTTON,

4 -
Some Of The rufians who undertook 10 enjoy
prize ght Bergen Point ths other day have been
tried and fined from slOo TO eco each. From tler
names we should Judge that hey were nearly all Irish
men Another fghter--one Of the LAZARUS faDl'ywas
placed under bonds yesterday. on ls mother's COM
p,aiu TO prevent hin from going iDto tight with Jods
ARox GEO., q gentleman Of proseJsional renown.
An enthusiastic meeting was held last even
no at The corner OF broadway and TItsentht, under
the ausplces Of tie Young Mems Republican Union.
Clear end oreibe speeches upon the Issue OF the Rebel
lion were made by Brig. Gen. LYa.spiR CViIHR Jo-
sEpH HoxR, esq, DY J. f.. sNopenAss and pYxfHH
A. HAWKINS, csq ~ ~. ii.s.s4
THOMAS B. BOYD was yesterday arrested on
suspicion Of having set IRE to the premises No. lie
Duaue.si ON Sunday last. He was committed IN de-
fault Of S. 500 bail 1t 10 alleged that the pr'onsr n'
tended TO burn out his own place r the purpose Of do
frauding tks Insurance Companies.
A collision occurred on the, baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. near Warrington. on Monday morning.
between easerpbound stock train and The westerns
bound passenger train. The passenger ain was badly
snsshed up: the engineer fireman. and one soldier
we're instantly killed. and fteen persons were wounded
Brooklyn is beginning to understand the cost
OF riota In July Of las, year como of thu grain
elevators at DE Atlantic Docks we're burned by the
=, friends Of Coz. SEYMOUR. The suircne Court has
ss Affirmed the o1einei Jaaedisnt oat COO.
.whicl the tax paycrsof Brook'yp pust ppy. TTkH(i
TIE Board Of Counciimeu n'ct n 2oC,oc,, on
Notcay. thecTresidcu. JAnrs nAyis. In dc ct,,ir.
liz pc4Id col Cured lta Aiderofcn NJ tie alo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

SHERIDAN AT FRONT ROYAL.
A gentleman who reached t.lis city from
sHgmpAys army to- plight. says helen the redocM'ois
Geperai at Front Roysl very deliberately ,aline -
count of stock previous to agia commencing business
SANITARY COMMISSION. 77 lff.f
The Sanitary Commission will bold g regasas
o,, ,.crly meeting 10 irOrrCv.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-22
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate i'm Centre Wheeling.

DY virtue of deed of trust made by David
d Kennedy to Charles Marshall, dated the 18th
day of March, 1860 which said deed is now Of
record in the Office Of the Recorder for Ohio
county, in Deed Book twenty-five, page FIVE hun
dred and fifteen; also by virtue Of an order of the
Circuit Court for said county, made on the 18th
day Of December, 1863, and entered in Chancery
Order Book number 6, page "a, by which the un-
dersigned was appointed trustee in said deed in
the place of said Charles Marshall, will, on
MONDAY, tho I'd day of May 1864, at the
front door of the Court House Of said county pro-
coed to sell ut Public Auction the following prop
erty to wit: Lot number two hundred and twelve
1921 in that part of the city OF Wheeling laid
out by William Chapline and John Eof, the same
being sixty-six ieet wide and one hundred and
twenty two feet deep-saving and excepting that
part of said lot sold by Kennedy ami wife to
Stephen Clark, being sixseen feet of the West
end of said lot fronting on Second Street, running
back sixty-six feet to lot two hundred and thir-
teen. To be sold in lots or parcels to suit pur
chaseis
TERMS One fourth cash; the balance in equal
payments of three six and nine months, with in
terest from date the purchaser giving bond with
approved security. n. RICHARDSON
apr 20-dtd Trustee.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-22
Republican Harmony.

A Republican meeting, to elect delegates
to the Baltimore Convention, was held in
Washington on Saturday evening. A reso-
luton in favor of Mr.. Lincoln's renomina-
ton, was amended BY one in favor of who's
cv,rthe Convention nominated. The amend
ment was lost by vote Of 100 to %. A
stormy season ensued on. voting for dele.
gates The chair decided a majority vote
necessary to elect delegates, which occa.
stoned much confusion and hard words and
accusations of illegal voting were freely
banded. The meeting broke mp in disorder.
Upon this exciting topic, we see that the
st. Louis Democrat, leading Republican
organ in the West, traces all the military
ailures to Mr.. Lincoln, and the Bates and
f8lairs Of his Cabinet The Democrat in it's
Zeal, says .......
The time has come "when the rdica. men
OF the country should Dol .ly assert their
position, and declare their ultimatum that
radical policy must be adopted; and no
man who is not unequivocalIv pledged to
its maintenance shall rec i've their support
The National anti Slavery Standard also
says:
You may nominate Mr.. Lincoln, possi
bly,, without satisfying the radicals; but
You cannot elect hun. Another candidate
will inevitably be run, unless be puts hin
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-22
Rise in the Price Of Coal

OWING to further demand of the Coal Dig
~ gers for a rise of wages, and the high price
paid for all kinds of horse feed, as also the addi
tional cost of horse shooting and cart work the coal
merchants have been under the necessity Of rails
ing the price of coal two cents bushel, follows
Screened or raked GOAL 10 cents mixed coal cents
and stock cents a bushel,
The above prices have been demanded by some
of the merchants on and after the 18th current
and all the leading banks on and after Monday,
the 18th Terms Cash s
N. B-Terms on tho platform cash. and two
cents below the the aforesaid prices.
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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-22

"THE Government" is suffering severely
in the house Of its friends, It Is falling
into universal contempt. A Republican
exchange, the Springfield Republican, has
the following quiet reflections upon the
heads of tho three greatest admin istrative
departments:
1.-The present war secretary is shrewd
lawyer, and apparently honest in everything
but politics, but he commenced his official
career by an absurd pronunciamen INTO
against military science, which made BIN
self and his government ridiculous before
the world, and be has proved himself a
man Of passion, of freaks, and of no method.
The moral of our three years experience is,
We must have military man at the head
OF the military department of the govern
ment. The same principal is essential in
each department. Other things being
equal, how much better secretary of the
navy can serve the country who knows all
aoout ships Of war, and has made naval
history and science the study of bis life.
10 admln'ster the national finances why
should we not have the most experienced
and successful financier of the country.
instead of a lawyer and politician who is
obliged to learn the very A B C of the
business after be gets into Officer" -
This is all as true as it can be, and yct
the paper that prints it would unq es ton,
ably support any or all these men for anv
office to which they might be minated by
"the party,