The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-10

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The Virginia Elections ON THURSDAY
neHt--An AtdFess 10 the IbSobie--
Old Tom HayTnond and Jim NeRson
Among the Prophets.
The venerable Thos. Haymond, tatk-
er of Aipheus, whoonce more eats his
victuals at Fairmont, and Jim Neeson,
Esq, whose letters we have i'm our
drawer showing how and why the
South never could be, conquered, are
tillaojourning at Richmond. Perhaps
they have settled there. we ratheI nd
mire them at all events for mot having
initiated those who made such haste TO
return here whenever they found TINT
they were forever banked In their Game
OF invading with sword and musket.
We observe that these two gentlemen
have turned patriots, and that they
have Joined in issuing the following
well-timed address 10 the Virginia peo-
pie:
To tie People Of 7Vuynia:
FELLow-CIT1zENs-That the Presi-
dent OF the United States earnestly de-
sires to restore the States and peof,le of
the South to all the rights enjoyed by
them Before the late unhappy Vgnf
must be evident to every candid mind
His earnest and patriotic advice will
surely then, be needed and duly appre-
cinted by a considerate and gratefil
The wise and concilintory policy of
Governor Peirpoint has Justly endearod
him to the people OF VffEinia. X
Who, then, who loves Virginia, WIN
turn delf.ear to the counsels OF one
who has proved himself to be our Arm
our tidversity. Il7I'Illli,
Both these eminent men have given
US the results Of their experiences, and
the evidence of the deep Interest they
feel in tho success of our efforts to Sc
cure representation. in the next Com
gressj in their advice that We shall Sc
lect as our representatives only true
and loyal men, TO whom no obiection
can be made. Approaching the impor-
lance Of the approaching State elections.
and the effect OF these elections upOn
the fortunes of our beloved old Com
monwealth for veal or woe, we are
constrainedito adjure you, as you love,
your State and desire TO strengthen the
hands Of the noble patriots, who nre
contending for your rights and labor
ing for your welfare TO make tho advice
of'your President and Governor your
watchword in tho coming election. b.
This is no time for the Indulgence of
personal preferences or old party nntip--
athies.
Be true to your countryl Vote for
no man to represent you IN Congress
who VIII not take the required oath.
To enable the President and the Gov-i
ernor to help us, we must help themI
Mm; s. Wickham, H- W, Thomns.
Whliam Green, H. qTazswPll,
y. s. Raymond, r. T. Daniel,
James Heeson, Thomas Branch,
The Pardon Market nj WashInEton.,-
1, ARretty Good Take iOn.-.The BisI.
ness. for Last Week. ..-.,i
From ne Ht.1 York 4se,d zeiiung Of Sunday.
The last quotations from the market
Mt Washington show lively transactions
with a pleasant feeling. The dullness
during the last half of August and the
first half of September, Inns been fol-
lowed by N great activity, and prices
have gone up. a Mobile paper an7
nounces that a citizen of that. city paid
600 for his pardon papers; offers
plenty, but insufficient for the demand.
Passports for foreign countries not de-
mnnded and no transactions. Uncon-
stitd dtional abs olption in great demand.
Rebel generals and the Administration
at Washington. Nothing done in the
April programme.
In the first days of this week we had
an active market; 16S absolution papers
on the third of October, So on the fourth
OF October Among the takers was L.
Pope Walker, first Secretary of War OF
the Contede derlcy, the Same who ordered
General BeaureghfdV to attnclS FoFt,
SUMTER Watts, Chief Justice of the
Contederacy; General Peck. G. s.. A.,
ana Alr. IOulCly who acquired high
reputation for humanity while acting
as Commits ioner for the exch9ngen Of
prisoners W 800 y 71iifF
% . An order for a passport for General
Beauregard was annulled, but lin It's
stead an order was given for full allso-
luton papers. 1t Is expected that the
execution Of this new order viii meet
no difficulty, since Messrs. Pone and
walker are out of theimaflSets3 80
" The whole traIisaetiOnsh since the
opening OF the market to the fourth Of
October, inclusive, amount to ., ,B58. but
with the increased fncilfties Tor. storinSSs
and realizing orders, large transactiohs
are 70 be Expected. Tilree-fifths Of the
total transactions, say 1,6OO, occurred
dpftnp the last tsil dASlg for the future.
/ 6g7Ntlt be the overnge- ON DOLL DAYS and
II ought to be Observer that in cases
where the applicants come under the
clauses 1sti ID and 18th of the Amnesty
Proclamation; the business was iiSt
done through the brokers who were
members of thu Cabinet. 1.-THE Business
was done from first hands. Only n
4 regard to No. 18 (S20, 600 clnuseN. have
4 recommendation and indorsement oi
Cabinet members been accepted, III
April promises. none in the TiaFlset
Balfimore Platform. quotations i1omi.
9ilit Liberty and equality FOR all: mar,
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