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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-15
A Contrast Which is the Party ofFres
Speech.

EDITORS OF THE REGISTER:
Ihave talked with several gentlemen
who were in attendance at the Demo-
cratic meeting in Triadelphia on Monday
last lam informed that the reporter of
the IntelHgeacer accompanied the delega-
ton from this city, and was admitted to
the floor of the Convention, that he was
treated by every delegate and attending
Democrat with uniform politeness, and
that the utmost courtesy was extended
to him in every particular do not com
plain of this, on the contrary | think it
the course proper to be pursued on.a
such occasions, but what propose doing
is to call attention to the fact, that just
one year ago when the Republican party
held their Convention in the same place,
your local reporter was in attendance to
report the proceedings. What sort Of
treatment did he receive ut their hands (!
Was he kindly furnished a seat aud eve
nv facility afforded him to make for his
paper satisfactory report! No, he was
not, quite the contrary, he was attacked
at the meeting by some rowdies, and
compelled to leave under the protection
of some Republican Gentlemen, who fortu-
! nately for the Local aforesaid, were in at
tendance. And again, when the train
which conveyed the delegation back to
the city, was returning, some drunken
rufians made several efforts to get to
| where the id rebel was, in order
that they might put an end to his exis-
tence, and some Republicans am in
formed went so far as to endeavor to get
those Gentlemen who were resolved upon
protecting Mr.. Oxtoby, to leave him i'll
the car alone, so that the party who
threatened his life might have an oppor-
tunity of putting the threat into execu-
ton. l think it is very evident that the
party of progress founded on great moral
ideas" is not party of law and order,
and good government, but party with
some honorable exceptions) of lawless-
ness and riot, who will stop at nothing,
short of the accomplishment of their
purpose of degrading the white man,
| to retain office and elevate the negro.
TOMLINSoN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-15
5000 REWARD.
Democratic County Central
Committee

Liberty-JOhn Brady, Peter Delaplain, John
Faris.
Union-GeOrgs K Tingle, John Vogler John
Scarborough
Richland-George Sawtell. A. A Alison,
Robert Marshall
Clay-Jacob Bayha, r j. Campbell, James
Matthews.
Triadelohia-Jam es Robinson Shepard Thorn
burg, Alexander Higgs.
MadiSon-D Schambra, John Ball, Thos. Poi
lack, Sr.
Ritchie-Wm. G. Handlan. Stephen Water.
house, II. Hardenstein
WaS.ington-A. j. PANEL John G MOoth,
John +. Baer.
Webster-N- Reister, George Watson,
Stanley.
CenGe-Andrew Wilson, John Hoffman, Jas
G.. Whyte sepl4-lt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-15
90 10 Work. .

We again urge upon our friends IN the
other counties in this State to organize
Immediately and nominate their candi-
dates. There is no time to spare, and
vet the time before the election is not too
short for success, if all will go to work
earnestly. We can carry nine-tenths OF
the counties in West Virginia at the APP
preaching election, if anything like a
proper effort is made. We can certainly
elect enough members of the Legislature
to defeat the proposed amendment to the
State constitution, if all who are Oppos-
ed to that amendment will come forward
with their influence and their votes
We hope the Democrats and other con-
sentative men will at once shake Oft the
lethargy which has bound them so long
and struggle nor for their political rights.
We must stand no longer with folded
arms, mere spectators of the drama The
kime for action has come. The longer
Cnre delay the effort, the harder the con.
whist will he Every successive year that
We stay away from the polls and permit
our enemies to triumph, by oar own lie
fault, our strength will grow less and the
disadvantages under which we labor will
largely increase. An effort should be
made in every county this fall to send to
the Legislature men who will really rep
resent the majority of the people and
who will stand up firmly against radi-
calism of all kinds. See to it at once.
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Organization.
EDITORS OF THE REGISTER:

EDITORS OF THE REGISTER:
Now that the candidates have been put
in nomination by the Conservative par
ty," and we-have fairly entered the lists,
would it not be well to have a complete
and thorough organization? am fully
satisfied that large majority of the
voters of Ohio county are conservative
loyal men, men who are opposed to the
mad fanaticism which ,could degrade the
,chite man to the level of Niger. And
that the Radicals have heretofore con-
trolled to q great extent the county, is no
evidence to the contrary. For the past
few years bdyonets, and military Com
missions" and filthy prisons have done
the thinking and in many instances the rot.
ing for the people. And if men were bold
enough to venture an opinion which did
not meet the views of the party i'll power,
he was instantly denounced as traitor
q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inspltcd, m0bbed,
and in many instances dragged OFT from
his family and friends and without trial OF
hearing confined for months as criminal.
I think no one will be found bold enough
to deny this. Morris this all! The dominant
party having obtained power in many
instances by such fraud, sought to pcrpe-
tuate that power by utterly disregarding
their oath of Office by direct and palpable
violation of the organic lac the constr
tuition of the State, which they swore to
support. With the press muzzled free
dom of speech denied to the people. the
right to meet and discuss questions of
the greatest moment prevented by bay
onets; military prisons to break down
the man; Courts organised to c0Rricf,"
with the entire proceeds Of the Treasury
i'll the hands of corrupt politicians, it
it to be wondered at. that under Such cir
cumstances the Democratic p0fyhas been
kept uRder. Why. sirs, suppose that one
year since some one had written that
manly letter of Mr. Lambs; and some
Editor had so forgotten his loyalty as to
publish it, would they not he enjoying
free board and lodging at Fort Delduare
or the Dry Tortugas? ret"
But happily this state of affairs is to
some extent past We can enter the
field with some show for fair fight, aud
If we are not successful we deserve exc.
Grafton There never was time when
the conservative elements could so
thoroughly unite. Let dead issues he
forgotten; and the seal of condemna-
ton forever placed upon radicalism in
Ohio county.
To this end permit me to suggest that
copy of Mr.. Lambs manly and able let
ter be placed in the hands of every voter.
Let public meetings be called in differ
ent parts of the county, and those ques-
tionS which so much interest the public
of West Virginia calmly and dispassion-
ately discussed If this is done it will
require no prophet to tell the result.
LEN SCRIPTA
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Taxing Government, Bonds.

4 great many members of the Repub-
lican party, when compelled to- ackuuwl-
edge the injustice of the exemption, ct
government bonds from taxation, reason
thus We admit that the system is un-
just and imposes too heavy a burden up
on those who are not bond holder. hut
then it is SO established by the law HAT
the bonds cannot be taxed withonta ,io-
lation of public faith
This is mistake arising from too
careless reading of the law. These bonds
can be tared By Congress wifhou! aayroIa.
hon Of The lac OF of pabfc faith We have
before us che act of Congress passed on
March Sd, 1865, authorizing what is call
ed the Give Forty Loan. This act was
passed at a time when the finances of the
nation were nc their lowest ebb, and it
is certainly fair to presume that it holds
out as favorable CO nditions to those will
ing to lend their money to the govern
ment as any OF the acts previously adopt
ed. The last clause of the second section
of the act reads as follows: "all bonds or
other obligations issued under this act
shall be exempt from taxation by or un-
der State or municipal authority" So, they
are not exempted fiom taxation under
Federal authority, and the Congress If
the QnitedStates 10 not precluded BY the
terms of the law from imposing upon the
bonds whatever rate of taxation it may
desie We believe that the language of
the act authorizing each of the several
loans that have been negotiated is the
same a that we have quoted above.
The exemption of the gossrnment
bonds from State Or municipal taxation
49,
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The Belmont Iron Works
AND NAIL FACTORY,

Bounded ~ follows wgjt by the chic TNci
north by Division street, east by Main stnd
and south by the property oI-Mes5rs. 'adad'
A. Lancaster
ALSO the Coal Mno In said Ward nos
worked by said corporation, and the railway
connecting said mine and the rolling mill.
ALSO, the real estate aud coal property Dt
lon Ing 10 sJd corporation in and adjoining
South Wheeling including that recently pnl
cIRsed of DR.. j. &. Campbell, and the oho-o' 90
action connected herewith aud - town lo- %
south Wheeling lately purchased OF thr NJ. 4
NJ. Bank aud others, aud Lot No in tl'd
Wells addition 90 the city of Wheeling, soh.
sast corner Of Main and Division Dtrv't
with i've teuemen;s thereon. ~ Is suppose.
that the coal property 10 be sold With thr worh-
n sufficient 10 SIMPLY the works for thth
years. -.s- a-
The said real property To he sold OIL the I'
lowing terms, viz; one fourth cash, and 10" -"
dur with interest from the day ui sBr, in thu.
equal inst ailments payable ~ six twelve lui
eighteen months from said date; tho pureh ~
OF the real estate ~ tale the stock on hand o..
materials, iron, nlis, tools, and cbattcl prOpel
Is at an appraisemeut TO bc made by three di.
Interested persons OF whom the purchaser j. r.
choose one. the undersigned agents aD0tie nnd
tue two 20 chosen a third, the decision 81 aH}
two OF the three 10 be binding; aud the stDCs ~
taken to b. paid for ia oqual nAfamebts at tour
six. and eight months, with interest iiOm The
day OF salr. lie deferred payments oD bOih ils
real e5tat. and stOCk TO be secured by paper sA'
.iICtory to the undersigned agents and q be-
90 be retained on the property until payme % 10
full The purchaser ehsil have the opti0I s
paying IA hand tho whole purchase money .,
any fnrtber portion thereof than above statfd
g. JAMES PAUL
g. d. HUBBAlaD
-- X iCRAkGLE.
Wheeling " Va, Aug. ~, I5C5.
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A piece of petrifed wood, full of nails,
has been found in California. The query
is who drove the nails in the woodl The
Indians who inhabit the country have no
idea of working iron. Perhaps it is a
piece Of one of Solomon's ships that he
sent to the land of Ophir after gold g I
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-15

DRsT GUNPOWDRR, TMPEaIAIs
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-15

ADvIcEs from the city of Mexico, are
to the 18th ult. The Emperor has issu-
ed an order regulating his diplomatic
corps He reserves tohimself the right
of appointing and dismissing representa-
tiyes of foreign nations, but they will be
under the immediate direction of the
Minister Of foreign Affairs. q "a
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-06-08
, ,.ARCANA WATCH.
Al, elegant n ovelty in watch

A I.,OlSganH nCVe1ty III " dICA'SS
The case. 81 this watch are entirely new in
vcrtion. composed of six different metals combined,
rolled together and parisled producing an exact
will always 81 kesi! tSor. They ar. n beautiful
solid gold ana re afforded at eighth the cost
The case 3 fsautfdlly desighM With Panel and
shield for nn,r g " til rtettPush Pin, and engraved
in the exact style of The aprabrased Gold Hunting
Levers, and are really handsome and desr'ble, and
80 exact an imitation Of gold as to defy detection.
The movement is manufactured by the well iuown
s.. Jimer Watch Company Of Rurcp2, end are su-
pcrby finished, having engraved pallets, fancy
carved bridges. adretihg regulator, with gold BAL
ance and he improved jewelled action, with line
dial and skeleton hands, and is Warranted ? gopa
time keefar. - ~
These Watches arc Of three different sizes, Inc
smallest being for Ladies', and are all Hunting C"scs
A case of six will be sent by Mail or Express t9r
sl25oo single ono sent in handsome Mor11e9
Case for S25. 0d will: readily sell for tef times u
cost Weare sole agents for this wa.. u ;fs oaitea
States, and none are genuine which do Ect bear our
'''-' '' GIRARD W. ,DsVAy CO.
May 25-st Importers, Is Maiden Lane NY.
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THE Coal TRADE.-We are happy to say
that work in the Mining. Region has been re-
sumed, and, that although but little has been
done SO far this week, yet the sight of trains
of cars, loaded with coal on their way to mar
ket, is again to be seen. We heHr the miners
went in at IS cents per ton, and we hope that
brisk business may Be done. that the miner
BY getting out ,nore boalg.may make more
than was made at the higher price per ton.
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How You Can Get a prize,

Send Twenty-Five Cents to us, and as SCOT as we
receive it: we viii mail you Certificate showing
what ycu arc entitled to. If the articlcs please
send back the Certificate and OK Dollar and we will
forward you the article no matter how costly II
may hs Il tue article is not what you wish state,
when you sers the CERTIFICATE and one Dollar what
other article oil the s,uie value you prefer and
We will send It, If you wish more than Que Certfi-
cate send us 81 and we will send hyei 2, slesen |;
for 5. thirty; for 10, sixty for 70, ONE hundcd;
Agems are wanted in the Army dSd in very Pfoce.
We have an immense stock Of goods 10 dispose OF,
and need a large number Of Agents. ous terms 70
Age..s sio very liberal end some even OF our Lazy
Agents are Fnking from to 20 dollars asy VII
providtd they remit not less than ono dollar i0f
right. :
~ write your name and address, dist'netss, and
say only 1hat 10 necessary ,.s-, RI
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Fesr DAr SEpNoH,-We would call the nt-
tentioa of our readers to sermon which will
he found fl our, columns to-day, preached in
Emmanuel Church (P. E., Cumberland, on
the LIST instant, the day of National Humilia-
ton and Prsyer,by Rev J. W. Mott It vii,
amply -cpay dc pcrusal, to tho politician as
we'll as the pious professors.
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i.MARRIED,

On the list rs,., by Rev G. IIenry Voss,lnr, Mr..
IIARn say CoLLIss, Of Beaver, Be;ver county, Pa,
and Mrs. MARGARET A. WILLIAMS, of this city.
On the 4th inst, by the same, at the German Luz
theran Church on Bedford street, ar. HEsRY SoHSEI-
DER nnt Mss HESRIETrA HESsEL, both of this city.
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ORDER OF RATIFICATIoH,

ORDER OF RATIFICATION.
Soloman Hanscl & othersl No 1888, in the
A.. am Trimble S..othcrs. Allcgany County
as ! Court Of Equity.
0EDFTID, this 10th day of May, eigh-
~ teen hundred and sixty five, by the Cir
cult Court for Allegany County as Court of
Bu;ty, that the sales made and rerorted by,
George, W. McCulloh, trustee , in this case.
be ratified and eonfrlsed,. sniegs cause to the
centfar3 thereof be shown on or before the
18Th day;Sf June next: provided copy of
tits order be published in some newspaper
printed is the CITY Of CdntbdelaId Gree .:n.
e each Of tfree Successive se,ks AsfSrethe 2ofl
day of Juue ners. .Tf3 Ee2o;t states the
aIoant of sales to hf s1s, 40:
~ =. .,.o JAMES s,LITE,
GErae Copy Test, : :
HORACE nESLEY, Clerk.
may 11-2s ..
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Dnowsspr.--On Wednesday e7ening lart,
a young man named Jefferson Kisner, a mem
Der of Company c, l4th Regiment West yir-
GINA Infantry, was drowned in the river just
below the Canal Dam, stilst "bsthihs. His
body was recovered tie next day.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-06-08

rtvCumberlert h. one of the posts at
which troops are In be mustered out of the
United States setviee in she Middle Depart
ment. l'umberi.os soldiers and large wagon
traits are arriving Utmost daily. A camp
has been formed On the National Road some
three miles from the city.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-06-08

MUSTERED opr,--rtlec Sfd and ard Mary
land Regiments Of p. H. b have been mus
tered out cf :Ec service at Baltimore. The
men are returning to their homes, generally in
fine health and spirits.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-06-08

BELvIDERs HAir.~J. T. Raymopd's con-.
,apy of actors draw full houses: and the act
ing is satisfactory to the audiences, who are
ruch pleased with the performances
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Apr. IL, 'G5--ly

TIE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay of warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men-.publishcd ny
the Howard Association and sent free OF ssree in
scaled envelopes. Address, =. j. ShlLLiN
fOUGHTON, Howard Association, Phila. Pa.
Feb . '65-ly
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LOCAL LVTELLIGENCE.

:. BusryEss NotIcs-,Mr. WILLrAa WIcKARD
will collect bills due this Office. We hope he
will be- paid promptly when lie calls on our
patrors.
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ES-TEc County Commissioners are in ses-
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levy. ~
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