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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-24
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.--In a dispatoh
to the late Minister Dayton, the Secre-
tary of State said he might not impron-
erly improve the occasion by remark
ing that the executive government of
this country had no nTgan in the press.
France and to all other countries can
be known always by the language of
its diplomatic representatives. for. It. in
short, instructs them minuteiy, and d.
reefs them tospeak always frankly and
sincerely. a short time before this
communication was sent to Minister
Dayton, Mr.. Seward wrote to him as
follows: =
The statement made to You by NJ,
Drouyn De L'Huys concerning the Em-
peror's intentions are satisfactory. if
we are permitted to assume them as
having been authorized to be made by
the Emperor in view of the present con-
dition ofaffairs in Mexico f Il trne' ~
1t has been remarked, that the Emper-
ors purpose may hereafter change with
changing circumstances. Weourselvas.
however, are not unobServaut of the
progress of events at home and abroad
and IN no case are we likely to neglect
such provision for our own safety as
every sovereign State must IIwnVs he
prepared to fall back upon when ma
tons with which they have lived in
friendship cease to respect their moral
and treaty obligations. Your own dis
erection will be your guide as to how far
and in what way the public interest
will be promoted by submitting these
views to the consideration of NJ. Drown
De L'Huys."
The rumOr industriously circulated
concerning the resignation of Judge
Otto, Assistant Secretary of the Interior.
and the appointment in his place OF
Judge Morton of Illinois, are without
foundation. Judge Otto is understood
to enjoy to the fullest extent the conti-
dence and esteem of the Secretary of the
Interior, as we'll as the chief Of that
his removal from that position.
Capt. s. d. BrinlSwith, of the ODD reo,-
lment Veteran Reserve Corps, who was
sentenced by Court AIarttni mt Ralti-
more to be cashiered and IMPRISONED
for alleged false musters, has been 20
day restored to rank and nav by tho
President, upon recommendation ofthe
dgetAdvocate General, who reviewed
the proceedings of the Court Martial
and the argument of Capt, BrinI<with's
counsel, r. S. Matthews,
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New York Items.

New YORK, Nov. 2S.-Hon. o. Guern-
sey, of Missouri, one of the Commits
sionerS sent to treat with the Indians of
the northwest, says that the negotia-
tons have been SO satisfactory that he
thinks Commissioner sent out early
next session, SO as to have ample time
to go higher up the river and see the
Indians of the upper northwest coun-
try, Will succeed in establishing a gem
-eral peace throughout that country.
The wool dealers and brokers OF this
city propose to have daily. meetings to
consider their interest.
I The decision Of the Court of Appeals
in the suit of the corporation OF New
York against the Sd Avenue Railroad
company, for license fees and penalties,
the company having refused TO paw the
sum of $50 a year imposed by the city
ordinance as a license for each car run,
or to pay the penalty of $50 for each
case of refusal, is in effect that the city
having made n special agreement with
the Sd Avenue, by which the company
was authorized and compelled to run
cars over its route In sufficient num-
beers to accommodate the public, had
now no right to require any license 10
betaken, other than the company was
compelled by agreement TO obtain.
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Message OF GOV. Paraops

MOBILE, ALA, Nov. PA special
dispatch to the Advertiser from Mont
gomery dated the I'D says: Governor
Parsons has delivered his message to
the Legislature. He urges the adoption
of the amendment to the Constitution Of
the United States abOlishing slavery,
and the passage of laws protecting tie
persons and property of negroes. This
course he says, will secure the admIs-
sion OF our representatives in Congress
and restore the State to ali of rs TSoliti-
cal rights in the Union. He opposes
the special code for the government of
negroes and recommends the adoption
of vagrant law, bearing upon white
and black alike, and suggests vagrant
laws similar to those Mississippi has
ADOPTED. he also recommends that
provision be made for the destitufe
white and black persons.
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Prom. NashyIIIc.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 23.-The Crane
court martial has closed. Arguments
were delivered on both sides. The de-
cision has not been made public by the
court, though in military circles it is
believed that Col. Crane has fully vim
dicated his course in every particular
OF the case of the quarternaster of
military railroads, most of the
Nashville is infested by bands Of
robbers and murderers. Last night
about ten O'Clock Mr.. VIM. Hefferrnan.
returning from Saint Cecilia Seminary.
with his daughter and son, in his car.
riage, when he was attacked by four
highwayman who dragged him into the
bushes by the road side and robbed and
injured him so desperately that his re-
covery is impossible. One of the rob-
bers was badly wounded by Mr., Hef-
ferman. All have been captured and
are in Jail. An excited crowd of citi-
zens are proposing to lynch them. They
were found TO be teamsters in the en-
plOy of the government,
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rho Alabama I,e-i.Inture

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. q. Both Houses
Of the Alabama Legislature have orga-
The Governors message will be read
on Wednesday -
A bill. comforting certain civil rights
upon freedmen passed the House to-
day, which will be asubstitute for the
fourth section. Freedmen are allowed
to testify and bring witnesses when a
party to the record, but not in cases ex-
clusively between white men. Vote
SO to 80.
Gov. Humphreys telegraphed, on the
18th, to the President, that some colored
troops attacked and took possession of
passenger train Mt Lauderdale Springs
and insulted the ladies. Their officers
were unable to control them. 17lT
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From New Orleans.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 28.-The steamer
Flambeau, from New Orleans, with the
3lst colored regiment, Col. Ward, has
arrived. -
The steamers Nevada and Zodiac,
from Savannah on the 18th; arrived.
Mississippi off Barnegate Light. dis
abled, and towed her back to this port.
Among the passengers on the Nevada
are Ex-Governor Lowe and family, OF
Maryland.
The Savannah Herald has informa-
ton that a riot took place among the
negroes near Mariana, West Florida,
the rioters burning a cotton gin house.
A company of regulars were sent there
to keep order.
There is no doubt of the election Of
Jenkins as Governor of Georgia.
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Arrival nr I,nttnr,

New York, Nov. 28.-The steamer
Western Metropolis, from Apalachico-
Ia on the 10Th inst, brings 5000 bales of
from that port for this season viii reach
$1,000 bales, some fifty thousand bales
OF which have yet to be shipped. Some
twenty vessels were loading.
The steamer Norwich had sailed for
New Orleans for repairs, and the steam
er Young had been ashore on the bar
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CINCINNATI, Nov. ..
Flour quiet and prices unchanged.
Wheat is firm at 2 O5a2 10 for old red,
and l0al 75 for new. Corn dull, at so
for sound old. Oats are in good demand
at 40a4l in elevator. Rye steady at sOa
So for prime. Burnley in fair demand at
/ 40 for prime fall and Canadian. Gro
ceries quiet with IA fair jobbing demand.
Provisions unsettled and prices too ir-
regular to admit of quotation. CITY
Mess Pork sold at 30 90 for old and
new, market closing dull and heavy at
these rates. Green Meats declined and
nominal. at 11al4aI61S for shoulders,
sides and hams.
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WASHINGTON, Nov, 23.-The directors
of the board of trade have taken action
with n view to the consolidation of the
cities of Washington and Georgetown
and the remainder of the county of
Washington, into one municipality in
control of distinct authorities. They
declare that it is eminently proper that
the board OF trade representing so large
an amount of the property and trade of
this district, should take the lead in
this movement in order 70 procure an
efficient and harmonious municipal
government.
The Hon. ThRddeus Stevens lis
among the recent congressional aFrf-
walls.
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Ne" York Money and stock Market,

y Y " = 4 OI'lAl 4NVN' 20
MONEY AND GoLD-Money active
and steady at per cent. Sterling Ex-
change firm at 1O9alO91<. Gold auiet
and steady, opening ut 1863, declining
to 146s<, and closing at 147.
GoVERNNTENT SToCKs-Dull: o.. s.. as.
'sl, registered, 1855; do. 5-2Os, coupons,
of '62, l01N; do. '64 992<; do. '85 9gsS; s.,
lO-4Os, registered, Oh Treasury 1905, Sd
SToCKs-Strong; Ohio 81 Mississippi
certificates 29L; Mariposa AZ; New
1ork Central 911z; Erie 925<; hudson
western 395z; do. preferred 81: AIichigan
southern Tx; Cleveland 81 Pittsburgh
93A; Rock Island IO85s; Quincy ll4L<;
Fort Wayne l047{; Alton Il Terre Haute
AH.
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BUFFALO, Nov. ..

BUFFALO, Nov. 3.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
40. milwaukee, to arrive l 65; No. 2
LIS, %; White Canada 2Oa2 40; white
M1ch.2 10; Green Bay club 1 81. Corn
source and firm at IS. Barley CIs
0S1<. Oats 33a42Iz, as to condition.
Rye nominal; so for sound No. 1, Wits.
ky nominal Mt 80. Pork "a 90,
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New YORK, Nov. 23.-It has been ru-
mored that CHILEAN agents We're pur-
chaslng large quantities of arms and
material of war; also that n certain
vessel was fitting out as II privnteer.
The CHILEAN government does not pro-
pose at present to fit out privateers, or
even issue letters of marque. No per-
sons are authorized to purchase arms or
war material here ~ .I Sid
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NEr Rrnrnnn .N-n,, oo :. s,,,....,

New BEDFORD, Nov. 2S.-Sper1n oil
sold to-day for export at 81 40 per gal
lon. Sales of 25O barrels for manufacture
at 81 AZ, being the highest price ever
reached. There is a good demand but
the stock being limited holders ire
barrels northern whale oil at 81 65 per
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New York, Nov. Elm addition to
the reward offered by the custom house
officials for the recovery of the remains
Of Preston King, an additional reward
OF S5OO, IN behalf of the friends and re-
lntives of the deceased, is offered by
Simon Smith ind S. S. Bridpns. - y
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New YnpK- Nnv- 2l-In r.nnnn,

NEW YORK, Nov. Elm response to
the denial by F. o. j. Smith of tile
statement of the Portland organs that
Prof. Morse had received n heavy iudr-
ment against Smith, tho Professor
says technically there has been no
Judgment, but verdict has been given
ngaihst Smith in my favor for $4,000.
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Chicago Market.


Flour dull; to effect sales holders
would have to submit to decline of 10
firm at l S91<a1 40 for No. /, and / ora
90 for No. 2. Corn activeat So for No.
1, 81 for No. Q Oats firm at %. High
wines inactive. Provisions dull. Mess
Pork declined SOC; prime mess nominal.
Lard dull at 25a26. Hog market dull;
At lO1Ea1OH. I'D
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NEW York, Nov. 2S.-The statement
made on the 10th inst, that the French
government had complained to the
custom authorities against five steam
ers and sundry persons, the former as
destined to transport arms, &c. ID
Mexico, Is substantially correct; an
abstract from a letter from an official.
stating that IA clearance was required OF
Steamer until she was examined by
collector King, the collector giving aus a
reason for this course that he had re-
ceived protests against several vessels
in port said to be preparing for Illicit
purposes against French or British COM
merce. -.
New York, Nov. 2S.-At an auction
sale today of army and hospital stores,
consisting of condensed milk, eggs
beef, blankets, DC, the net receipts
amounted to n quarter of million of
dollars. 49,, -
New Orleans advices state thnt Major
General Heron has resigne d his posi-
ton in tho army and entered into COM
mission business in that city.
CoZzen's coal oil refinery on Long
Island, is reported to have been destroy2
ed by fire this morning.
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New YoRK, Nov. pa CONNER
cial's Washington despatch says:
: The President expressed, this morn
ing his Intention to restore the privi-
leges OF the writ of habeas" corpus Mt
the earliest possible time, and to do
away with the secret detective service.
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BaIfimore CaftIe lTnrllet.

Receipts of Beef during the past
week foot up 145O head in excess OF de-
mand. Common TO fair beeves o GOA
8 so; good do. z 0Oa7 rs. Stock cattle
closed in fair request at unchanged
prices. Hogs, at the opening of the
principal sales to-day were at Is pa
10 % net, for common to prime, here.
Sales Of ordinary to prime fat sheep
61Sa7hc p 100 b, gross. =
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Oswero MarIxe4.

UbWEGOl NOV. ..
Flour in good demand at partial
decline OF about 25c; 75a9 90 for No. L
all so for white, u 25a12 SO for double
extra. Wheat quiet; no sales, Corn
inactive. Barley quiet; Canada / ID.
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NFw YORK, Nov. 23.-The Herald
says the cotton market is dull. holders
refusing to sell at the decline; quota
tons range from 40 to 49,. Stock.
IL 900 bales. sd
The coast survey steamer Bibb is al
Savannah making Thorough explora-
lion OF Lle onstEuqttons placed In the
Much qualification is Expressed by
citizens of Savannah at the establish
ment of a line of steamers between that
port and Boston.
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RfenInI.oot Sunt.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 23.-The steamer Deer
Lodge, hence for Omaha, with valua-
BILE cargo, sunk IL miles blow st. Jo-
seph on Monday, supposed to be total
loss.s The boat was valued at S6O.O 600,
Insured for $4,000. -
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PHILADELrHrA, November 23.-Hon.
Schuyler Colfnx will deliver u lecture
before the Press Club this evening, MT
the Academy of Music, and not next
Monday evening as heretofore stated.
His subject is "Across the Continent
and the duties of the next Congress-
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FoRTREss MONROE. Nov. 23.-It is re-
ported that a steamer lies wrecked ten
miles north of Cape Hatteras on the
beach, supposed to be the Jacob Bell.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. 22d.-Cotton, de-
pressed; sales $500 bales; middlings at
52a54. Sugar, dull at 161<alSc.
The Iegislnture meets Tomorrow.
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Albanv Mnrket.

ALBANY, Nov. D.
Flour quiet. Wheat dull. Oats in
good demand; sales of $4,000 blu at 81
for choice Canada, and 6la62A for state.
Corn duh at %. barley in fair demand;
sales of $1,000 blu Mt 1 Is for state.
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ToIetIo Mnrket,

TOLEDO, Nov. %.
Wheat la2c lower; new white NIichi-
gan So; old amber l So; new l 57al 90.
Corn no better; sales at 90 for No. (.
Oats steady at IS.
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The National Savings Bank
!. of Wheeling.
,,, TREAsURI DEPARTsLENT.


"HEREAS BY SATISFACTORY EVI-
w. dence presented to the undersigned, 1t
has been made to appear that 1.-The Ma.
tiOnal SAVINGS Bank OF WheeIInrr,''
in the City of Wheeling, in the Countyof Ohio
and State OF West Virginia, has been duly
organized under and lccorIiing to the require
ments Of the act Of Congress, entitled an act
to provide National Currency, secured by a
pledge OF United States Bonds, and to provide
for the circulation and redemption thereof
approved June Sd, 1884, and has complied with
all the provisions Of said act, required to be
compiled with before commanding the bust
neSS Of Banking, under said act 4
Now, therefore, /, Freeman Clark, Comp
troller Of the Currency, do hereby certify that
Wheeling, in the City of Wheeling, in the
County Of Ohio and State Of West Virginia,
Is authorized to commence the business Of
Banking under the act aforesaid. t :
In testimony whereof witness myhand and
seal OF Office, tins 18th day Of October, 1895
stEg,t --..e y FREEMAN CLARK,
oc2l-e0d [No; l59IJ Comptroller.
In accordance with the above the National
Savings Bank will begin business on WeCines-
rs p TJTTnRFVUEJ r,,et,Io,.
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RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 23.-Briclx ford
q Co.'s auction house, on Broad street,
near the theatre, and several adjacent
houses were destroyed by fire tonight.
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ARare CHANCE for Investment
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. =,
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF
Inland on Stewards Run, known as the Cox
Farm, % miles from Ellenboro', Richie Co,
w. Virginia. M ID, 49, r :
This land is situated within the great oil
belt of West Virginia, in Richie county, and
developments are being successfully made all
around II. Good wells Of the best Intoxicating
oil having been struck Within the last i've
months. not far from the land.
Title perfect. For further Information in
Qulre of n. RoSenheim, Park efshuFg w. Va.
or to the undersigned, in Wheeling, w. Va,
where pl0tscan be seen at any time ii ~
STEIN BROS. 30 =
Cor. Main and Monroe streets, d
oct2I-n % Wheeling, w. Va.
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Landreth,s Garden Seeds.

HIHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE MADEAR-
rangements to have on hand complete
assortment OF Landreth's Garden Seeds tOsup-
ply the Spring trade. We are also authorized
toreceive orders nom Market Gardeners and
furnish the bill direct from LAndreth d Son.
All who may taVor rs with their patronage
may depend upon getting genuine article at
are scarce, we would urge upon all the i'm
poEtance OF sending In their ordarS early.
~ GORRELLl q CO.,
oc28 Cor. OF Market and Quincy SITS
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HALIFAX, Nov. 23.-In the case of the
snip Hero murder, the cook of the YES
sci was to-day sentenced to be hung.
aud the sentences of the mate deferred.
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nov2l
BOOTS q SHOES.

d PORTER & SONS ANNOUNCE TO
III, their friends and the public, that their
Fall Stock OF Boots and Shoes are now full
chants and Others visiting our city to give
them call, believing they can sell them
goods to better advantage than they can ipur-
chnse in Baltimore or Philadelphia, at No.
lS5 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va. iH'a
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Milwaukee Market.
a. MILWAUKEE, Nov. %.
Flour dull. Wheat advanced lie; sales
at 81 for No. l. Oats firm Mt 2SJIEa29.
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2. @. HILDRETH g. BRO.

% Main street.
"HOLESALE DEALERS IN NAIL ROD
w Bar Iron, Eails, Sheet Iron, Wine, Cast
Steel, Window Glass, Printing Paper, Wrap
ing Paper, Plaster Paris, Land Plaster, c.
ment, Maryland Lime, Common Lime, Flour,
Shanghai Matches, Salt, Wooden Ware, DC.
Agents for HoWeS Improved Counter and
Platform Scales.
TIE ht0hea 1ldTket price paid for Rdg1, FIG1-
SEED. GStIlSeIlg, SeTdp Iron, &c. iylS
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Regular PIttsburg and. ParIkersburG
r-sr- Packet

The fastrunning packet BAYARD
s9ssttt Moore, Master, leaves Wheeling
every Monday and Thursday at
o'clock pm. Leaves ParkeHburg for Plttsburg
every Wednesday and Saturday at 10 O'Clock
For freight or passage apply on board or to
oc23 - j. MANNER & CO., Agents.
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Reg1sIar Packet for CinclnnatI. n.
The new and elegant passenger
tsla9S asteamer EDINBUR(j, Capt. ]. L.
- Thompson, will run as a regular
packet between Wheeling and Cincinnati,
leaving the former place on Friday after
noon at 4 o'clock. Returning, will leave Gin
cinnad Monday at O'clock For freight or
passage apply on board or to
novl5 e ]. MANNER & CO., Agts.
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gteaMhnats.
FOR ZANESVILLE.

The fine steamer EMMA Ora
F. [ sIIeSt$ AHAM, Capt Stull, will leave as
- above tonight at midnight
Freight received and bills lading signed at the
wharf boat, until four o'clock p. IN, by
BOOTH, BATTELLE & Co,
noy2-lt 1879. - ~ = u AgentR.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-21

ASSIGNED ]. Johnson, formerly command
ant OF the 4th regiment, veteran reserve corps, OF
the Island, has been appointed tn succeed Colonel
Provost the command of Camp Butler, at
ungheld.-DdreHpOrt Democrat.
We suppose it is known that, under a late
order of the war department, all members Of
the '. L. c. had the privilege of choosing
whether they would be mustered out of the
service or remain iu, until further orders
They were not needed by the. government,
and as there had been much ciamor by the
corps because they were not mustered out,
and some members, w ho wanted to keep their
places and pay, had demonstrated against be
ing mustered out, the war department issued
the order alluded to. OF the 4th regiment
We are told that al, except this man johnson
and three others, elected to be mustered out
johnson and three others, out Of the whole reg
lment, remained "loyar'-i.e. they elected &c
continue to draw their pay and rations with
great regularity" Notwithstanding it was evi
dent that they were not wanted and that tn,
government hoped they would all retire from
the service. We suppose, therefore, that TIT
hatters of Newark, n. j., will be minus on,
Of their journeymen, for few months Ion
ger.
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w. had motive when intImated that the
'curIous' after the expiration OF SIX months could
examine the ballots cast the election on the Ith
lust-UniOR 18th.
OF course you had. Your motive" wes to
switch the lash of the court house clique over
the heads of the republicans who refused TO
hold their noses on the clique grind stone
You thought the clique could examine the
ballots, after tbs expiration of six months"
tske list of the names Of those who lin the
language of the sex keeper Of the Rock Is
land Bull Pen") refused to Ego it blind on
party gritting their teeth when disgraceful
and degrading nominations were made, but
swallowing the candidates sooner than take
any party course that might In the least de-
gree have tendency to defeat their party"
This is what you thought you could do, and
your motive" was easily understood.
The clique organ cannot cover up the fact
that it threatened that republicans who vo-
ted for some of the democratic candidates
should. after six months, be known, though
our publication of the law, on the subject
has caused that paper to attempt to hide its
motive" under false charge upon demo.
cratic judges.