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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-21
DenoeratIe Meetinlr d Trladelphin.


Reported for the InteliOenceT.
The grand rally of the Democracy at
Triadelphia took place yesterday, as
announced in the Democratic organ for
several days past: An extra train was
providedto carry out the city faithful,
and we with a small sprinkle of the OPP
position went along.
The train waited nearly three quar-
tiers of an hour beyond the appointed
time of starting, and after much
blowing Of the whistle succeeded in
gathering up some twenty five passen-
gers. At nearly three o'clock the meet
ing was organized by calling Benoni
Good Esq, to the chair. We counted
noses on the first organization of the
meeting, and there were just forty-nine
inclusive of all parties, creeds and col
ors. Enough camein afterwardst to swell
the number to about seventy, of these
thirteen We're of the Union party
Some twenty five from town and the
balance from Triadelphia and vicinity:
GARRIsoS IS INTRODUCED AND SPEAKS
HIS PIECE.
Mr.. Garrison being introduced, COM
| planned of serious indisposition, but
could not resist the desire of his fellow
/ citizens to hear his sentiments. He
then proceeded for fifteen or twenty
minutes to lay before his fellow citizens
his views on the issues of the day. We
CONFESS that we were at loss to under
stand Mr.. Garrison's position. Part of
THE time itWas evident in the faces ofthe
true blues of his audience, that to their
minds his speech did not have the true
Il modern domocratic ring, and we actu-
ally thought he was going to bolt the
party principles straight out. Again he
went so far to the other side that we
come to the conclusion he was
neither fish nor fowl, nor even good red
herring. He talked much about the
innocent men who had been dragged
from their homes toprison, while their
sons were in the army fighting for the
'IUniOn and denounced military arrests.
He said he was in favor of cOlonizing
the negro, to SEQ ifhe could be developed
said he did not favor the present sys-
tenn of taxation: he believed that the
men who had the money ought to pay
the debt. He believed in paying the
debt, OF the country, that it was just
obligation, but could only be paid by
ttnXing the whole resources of the peo-
pie. This reporter rather thinks that
| those who read httentively Mr.. Bling
hams remarks on the subject of taxa
ton as published in this mornings is
sue, will not like Mr.. Garrison's posi-
ton much. After many promises to
serve his constituency faithfully il
elected, Mr.. Garrison sat down.
Mr.. RICHARDSON FOLLOWS WITH HIS
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Marion county.

David Cunningham and Jacob C
Beesonare the Union candidates in Ma
rion. Both Of them straight-Out, un,
conditional men from the stnrt.
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For Sale.
Howard Iron works.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
j stockholders of the Howard Iron WORKS
held ut the office OFF. @. Hildreth & Bro No
% Main street, on Thursday, October 90 1865
between the hours of and 4 p. M, for the
purpose ofelecting directors and other officers
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NO. % Coz Mil Alley ana Main St,
~ CENTRE WHEELING,
Where he may be found at all times unless
professionally absent.
DR.; Lee Is graduate of one of the leading
medical colleges Of Cincinnati, Ohio, and has
been actively engaged In the practice Of med
ictne and surgery for more than fourteen
| Wheeling, land he feels confident that from the
kn0wledge which he has acquired OF his pro-
ieSsi9n during SO long and varied practice,
Eor him with their patronage. DR.. Lee, IN i'd
diton to his regular practice, Will devote n
part OF each day to the treatment of Chronic.
Diseases. DR.. Lee is now prepared with ali
the necessary apparatus for the scientific
medical application of electricity as an auxiI-
laFy IN the treatment OF many diseases bOfh
acute and chronic, to which he would invite
the especial attention of the Inflicted, Dr.
Ice mas gwen much time and attention to the
study and practice OF Operative OptIinlnic
surgery, and he is now prepared TO perform
au the various operations on the Eye, as well
as 70 treat all the different diseases OF the
Slnei in strict accordance with the latest and
most approved scientific methods of the pres
DR.. Lee cures Cancers, Rheumatism. Nep.
ralgia and diseases of the Eye, Ear Liver.
complaint, Nervous Debility, Fever and Ague
ana all of the various and painful dlse6ses
which women are subject to. =
Any person Wishing to consult the Doctor
either Peonaly OF Sy eter eS can d9 50
relying upon his honor to preserve their SecftsS.
lnTyViOIate, and his ability 70 cure them. =.
pr. Lee cures all the different forms of Climb
Foot by IN operation which Is attended with
no danger, and with bat little pain.
FflVate diseases speedily and permanently,
cured; IreGtment--new, safe and reliable 7
Dr. Lee VIII give two hours every Wednes-
99y ana saturday afternoons to the treatment
OF those who are unable to pay
REFERENCE.-Prof. John Nj SCuftlnr Gin.
SSIIL lil oEGoS Prot u. Freeman, Cincinnati
Sm0S ErOl. Edwin Freeman, Cincinnati Ohio!
pr; Robt. =. Newton, n. Y. City. -
II teSlles numerous test onials from persons
mas can be seen in my 0flice. octis
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TOBACCO. lHl
TUE FOLLOWING FAVoRrTE Ann
standard brands constantly ON hand:
BLACK ToRAccos iai
RusseIls 10s In butts isi.p
Cleopatra los In buttR
r Old,Buck lbs In caddies u
Half Dime 22S In cnddIes.
LynchhuEB Twist Z2s HhlfDrnm
Navy Isand 3 butts and caddiies
BRIGHT ToRAccps.
Royal Gem In butts. ia
Golden Star In butts eafret
Old Buck q s in eiddies st
80 Lilly Beliefs -
California Golden Roll 22is. 4 h, boxeq
0el1z PRYOR. HANDIlAN e co.
&c ~. 70 E Ell BEoGKsNas. 80. opp En-.
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Toilet Soaps. Toilet Scans,

WTE CALL THEiATTENTTON OF ATSR-
w CHANTS, Families and Others TO the fol-
lowing catalogue ola part OF our large assort-
men OF Iol e. Soaps: We say confidently
thnt for quanhty,q ullity and vaTiet ourstoclr
Is not surpassed In this city. We mention
.COlgnteS Almond Bath Snnn. ~
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alfip AaREftisetnents.

~ RELIGIOUS NOTICE.---The Com
Us gragation of the st. Johns Parish, wiz
hold their Church services at the Custom
House, until further notice. Rev. w. ID.
Walsety, Rector. Services commencing Sum
day at l01l a. IN. and p. m. oe5t-2w
49, RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-.Eng. Evan.
t[S Lutheran C1urcf, corner of Fourth and
Monroe streets. Services tomorrow. Meeting
for prayer at 10 a. M. Confirmation at 109S a.
m. Sunday School at Up. m. The holy COM
munIOn at 81 p. m. Preaching at p. M,
sermon on 1.-THE Banner Of the Reformation"
oc2l-lte
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These Soaps arc finely perfuIned. and in
every style. We can supply every Wnnt or
i n1eESaaanL families or Individuals in this
Il. a. LoGAN& CO.. and
LOGAN, LIST s CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Wheeling.
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R. 81. LIE E, M. D.,
Physician, SURGEON & AGggaGlglE

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, f...
No. IS Cor. Mill Alley and Main ST.,
I-ia CENTRE WHEELING,
Where he may be. found at all times unless
professionally abSent. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-11
CabuS' Hair Tonic.

This unefusled preparation which the pecu
liar properties ofrestorng grey hair to its original color
and causes color is possessed before il
turned grey. 1t Is permanent for dandrun
strengthens and envens the Of hair gives
lasting and al moisture dandru ecurf
itching and Of theskn Persons that hare tried
this prepsr that they have tried ell kinds Of
Tonic ard Hair Restorntiyes and had been able
end srei- that would produce the desired result
until they had tried my Hair Tonic II has cured per
who had solid masses Of dandruf all knitted and
eemented together in the share OF cap covering the
whole head and the Of thirty day. after using
my Tonic the scurf and dandru all disappeared and the
hair which had until that time been prrented from
growing, resumed is former healthy srawth.
In the OF James Mershou Of the 2lst Iowa in
Antry hose hesd covered with thick coating OF
dandrn and scnr mentioned above aud whose hair
bad almost completely fallen out shown the virtue OF
this Tonic In the Of three weeks application
oft his scalp sseued healthy conditen and his hair
commenced TO grow beautifully This |. only
Of the kinifn thousand could mention many others
but for want ofspaee and cost prevented from do
ing so.
Sold by q GORGE cABUs, corner Of Second aud Main
Price T6 cents per bottle liberal dscoun to
he trade cc2-t6m
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MAX SEED-5,o0o bushels wanted 1ssi 81, 81
highest ct price the sdiat Leans Lsaa aHa
al n tr ROBERTSON & ALBtRs, Their Ag's-
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VNTANTED-1o,ooo bush. Wheat, 1900
" ,n.h nv. & coo bush Oats, and ooo fioa. Ear
-. rsngesl ROBERTSON ALBkks-
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"AMgURG CHEESE-Receiyed weekly
I'll -, ,ruu the Us,ries In Ohio consignment,
nd .a,a =, lowest marks Ell prices to the trade ey
sn 100, sg,1 - ROBERTSON AlBERs.
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nRIED Beef cask best Sugar Cared'
II just received
sug25
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~
1N0R sALE-A large Frame Stable, In the alley rea
Of Msears- B. +. Bower Z Co.'S store Apply To-
nEA HONEYMOON 4 Ak1111.
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100 BBLS. CHOICE FLOUR-Aade
- 'o ROBERTSON ALBkBs
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HAMS-Sugar Cured, Bacon SIDES ana .,
- shoa'17''' ~ ROBERTSON ALBERS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-26

EPIscorAL CONVENTION ELECTION OF AssIsr-
ANT BIsHeP An adjourned Convention of the
clergy and lsity Of the Diocese OF IQdiana assem-
blea In this CITY on Wednesday last, and contin-
usd in session two DAYS The main object olthe
Convection was to elect Assistant Bishop 10
aid the venerable Bishop Upiold, whose intrm
health prevents bin from dscharging all the
Episcopal duties especially parochisl visits,ioas
With entire unanimity the Convention elected,
for that position. the Right Reverend Joseph @
Talbot, nov Missionary Bishop OF the North
west for many years the acceptable Rector OF
Christ Church. 10 this city. and 10 whose energy
aud enterprise that congregation manly in
debted for the beautiful church edifce in which
thew worship. and which is en- ornament to the
city. Bishop Talbot possesses peculiar Qgalifi-
cations for the discharge of the duties Of the
Episcopate To untiring energy, zeal aud true
Christian spirit, be aids the accomplish ments or
a scholar aud gentleman. The selection is a
no.t fortunate one for the Diocese. az Bishop
Talbot has the respect and confidence Of the
church in Indiana Although Bishop pfod IS
uhvsicaIiy incapacit.fsd for the active Episcopal
dutiss We are happy 10 state that be Is still sna-
bled to discharge al other executive duties oil
the Office With that sound judgement and earnest
purpose which his lerg experience IN The minis
try. his devotion TO the interests OF the church.
his unaffected pisty, bis eminent talents and al
tannents as a theologisr 1and varied learning
have peculiarly fitted him For the interests Of
this Diocese ne hope that Bishop Talbot will &C
eept The position 81 Complimentary rendered 10
hun. although IL will transfer him from an i'm
pertant field Of dniy, In which be has been ex
eesdingly useful.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-26
Southern Affairs.

NEW ORLEANS. August "a The papers men
tion the sinking OF the steamer Ida May, from
Shreveport for New Orleans with fifty FIVE bales
Of cotton Passengers saved
A railway TO connect Brsz0s with Brownsville
WAS commenced on the l6,h
Several miles of the track has been laid. The
telegraph line will De completed in a few days
Brownsville = growing amazingly. A lucrs
tive trade his commenced with the Mexican ran
chetos Oh The Upper Rio Grande.
The political news - not important
The chip Fsanss b. Cutting cleared from from
Mobile for Liverpool with a cotton cargo, valued
az $4,000. being the FIRST cargo shipped for
foreign parts since the occupation
General " God has issued III order forbidding
the cotton in Alsoama being taken from the
plantations or warehouses for the present.
Governor Parsons has issued a procla ms tito u
against cotton aud horse stealing, and providing
for the reorganization Of sitting courts for the
suppression OF these crimes
An Office To procure white labor from Europe
has been opened in Mobile.
Cotton ceases 10 come into Shreveport. owing
10 the seizure OF nearly all that arrived BY the
military.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-26

PoLIcr MATTERS Blu, little business was
transacted in the Police Court yesterday. There
has been decided falling of in crime the past
week, and the high carnival that mas been held
In our midst abates somewhat.
William Elenham and George Dixon we're in
AL exalted condition from the effects Of largely
lmbibng OF alcoholic liquid They paid into
the common school fund, 80 piece, and costs
Christian Smith is the proprietor OF cur.
Christian had failed TO procure the necessary
brass cheek indicating that bis "dOrg was all
"hunki-dori," and 10. ihis dereliction, Mr Smith
paid 81 aud costs.
George Ryan, a suspicious looking individual
WAS arrested for having villainous countenance
Upon examining the valise Of Ryan, and bis per
son. they we're found to contain 4 complete sci
of houssbreaking instruments. plainly indicAtin Z
bis profession. The Mayor found this sufficient
10 place RYAN where. for some time. he will be
past the reach OF the police. well IS in no
danger of picking locks.
George Dixon had bis person ornamen,ed with
a huge "hoss" pistol which vas adjudged TO be a
villainous weapon. Dixon paid iue for carry
ing the weapon.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-26
VERY LATEST.
THREE O'CLOCK, A. Nj
ITEMS OF NEWS
MEETING OF KkrcuuNs' CREDITORS

MEETING OF KETCHuNs CREDITORS
NEW YoRK, August 25.-The creditors OF
Ketchum, Son & Co. are invited by private cir
cular to meet on Friday, when . statement will
be submitted to them of the liabilities of the firm
stated to be 81 600. 600, and the assets 2,500,-
600, providing they are not thrown on the mar
ket.
The securities distracted by young Ketchum
we're 81. 100000
MITCHELL ALLowEp TO PROMENADE on TINE FORT
GROUNDS.
Fort Monroe correspondent of the 23d says
John Mitchell made bis frsr appearance on the
grounds Of Fort Monroe this morning, BY per
mission. the request to the War Department to
allow Mitchell the privilege Of out door exercise
being grated Mitchell was attended BY the
officer OF the guard and two septnels. He at
trscted no attention and spoke very little
Folp's THEATRE.
The Tribuns's Washington special says: The
hooring ard side boxes OF Ford's Theatre have
sll been removed. snd only the brick wall. re
main standing All the wooden mstererial will
be replaced BY brick and iron in order TO render
the entire building Ere proof.
BLAIR oeIsG TO srEAG AGAIN.
The Worlds special says: Montgomery Blair
speaks at Clarksvills. Nd. ina few dsys He
Seward and Stanton.
STEAMBOAT COLLISION.
BALTIMORE, August 25-L,m night about
midnight the steamer Geo. Leary, Captain
Brakeman. from Baltimore for Norfolk, with
100 passengers and heavy freight. came in col
lision of Cane Point With the propeller Sea Gull
from New York to Baltimore The Lsary was
cut down 10 the waters edge. The chief stew
ard OF the Lesry was lost overheard, and
the chs mher- maid and deck hands we're badly in
jured. the latter it is thought fatally
MINISTER TO pEsHARK.
WAsznGros. Angus. 25-Ex Congressman
George K. Ysoaman. of Kentucky. has been ap
pointed Minister to Denmark.
RENOVATION.
Jesse l. williams, Of Indiana, has resigned
his position as one Of the Government Directors
of the Union Pacific Railroad.
sALE OF covrRsNrSr STOCK.
General Ekin advertises the closing sales of
Government stock at p. oOo animals, which have
been sold. without single interruption, under
bis direction, during the present month The
entire proceeds from this source amount 70 more
than 81. 900 600
FOREIGN MIGRATION.
Foreign emigration to the United States for six
month. ending With Jane. comprised nearly u.s.
900 ner.on.. OF whom A.. 600 males.
AGRICULTURAL RkPoRr.
The monthly report OF the Agricultural De
n,rtneu, for August says: Returns are very
mn and show falling of 10 the wheat crop in
me New England and Middle States Of some
hing o,er 500 900 bushels. and about one and
tbree quarter millions in the States Of Maryland
and Delaware. and deficiency OF over 20 600 600
bushels in the Northern and Western States. The
corn crop exhibits the greatest promise; il Is
everywhere good. The potato crop Is almost as
good q. that Of corr The other crops harvested
will be ample for ali domestic purposes.
TEX PRESIDENT NOT STOPPED rARDosIsG
The newspaper reports tha, the Presiden, has
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-26
OrFIcE-Souh side Public Square, CoUing-
ton, Indiana.

rUNHE Company holds by lease, and In fee, sbosl
lands in Western Ipdans bordering beth sides Of the
Wabash river. Maps OF these lands may be at the
Office Of the Company, In Covington, lnd at the Office Of
wm. Dale, No IS Park Place, n. City, at the ONCE Of
Hon. J. n. Cofroth, HUNTINGTON, Indiana, and the
Office Of Roach Mcdonald, indianapolis.
reference TO the report Of the Hon. David Dale
Owen late State Geologist will show that these lands
situate IN the midst OF the finest coal fields Of the
State Astounding also IN SALT iron and other valuable
mineral substances.
Nearfhe mouth Of Coal Creek where the Company has
large quantities OF lands salt water has been discovered
equal In quality TO the kanAwha This water
cured 35 years ago by boring soon after. the On
ondaga salt finding It's way down the wabash and Erie
Canal Mr.. Thomas, the proprietor finding himself
able TO compete with IT, abandoned the manufacture In
his boring he encountered that which recently dir
closed facts prove TO have been coal oil
Those lands all lie in close proximity 10 the wabash
and Erie Canal, some Of them upon its banks.
Mr.. John kchanomy, the business agent OF the COM
pany las reu ned from tour OF observation OF the oil
regions Of ans convinced that the lands leased
by the company, In Fountain and Parke Counties has,
so far as the general formation Of the country and the
surface Indications present themselves stong analogy
10 the oil and mineral substances found French
Creek Pennsylvania where the greatest quantity and
the most valuable OIL Is found Ir. NeMsnoy has pur-
with all the fixtures necessary for operation, and
pairing with experienced worknen the speedy develop
Of the hidden Of the lands Of the company
All the indces Of coal OIL found in localities where IL
cslfties OF the lands OF the Company Aording every
rational prospect OF success The company thinks
to make other reference 20 the character
OF the lands other than the report and map referred
by the Company be offered in the market half
its value being o25 share, FOR the purpose Of
aiding the Company In q speedy development Of tho
lands. apr25-dkwtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

TKuPERAScE.-The usual weekly Temperance
Meeting will be held at the Tabernacle on Sun
day. at O'Clock Z. NJ. Rev. j. A. Kunkelmsn
aud w p Fishback, Esq, will address the PEG
Pile Rev. Mt. Kunkelmsn stands high as pull.
pit orator, also in the temperance ranks Mr.
Fishback In known 20 be an earnest worker and
AL able and efficient speaker. A full house is
expected. All those who do not turn out to
hear them will have much cause to regret Mr.
c. G.. DIN will lead the singing The Tabsr-
nacle is large enough to hold about 3. 900 per
sons. and when il is filled meetings will DE or
ganzed in other parts Of the city. One has been
organized in West Indianapolis, at the NJ. E.
Church Speaking next Sabbath. at o'clock
p. M, by Dr.. j. ID Cobb. Rev II Wright, and
others Everybody is invited to attend this
Neutrality-suspicious.. members Of their congregs-
tions, and the ladies, who are especially invited
Young men who 10 the habit of disgrscing
themselves by visiting whisky saloons and othe
low doggeres on tue Sabbath would do we'll 20
attend. This meeting will be held every Sun
day at O'Clock, r NJ. Good speakers will be
prceent All are willing and many are ready
come. md hear What they nave TO say
BY order OF the Committee.
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NV Sork market.

Nrw YoRx, August rs.
Cotton steady, at 44645c for middling
Flour 5@l0c better; 81 65@7 50 foreXtra state
SO 3OG6 90 for superfne western; Sc 81
o. 40 for common TO medium extra
western; IS 90G9 20 for common TO good ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio. and
50 259ll 90 for trade brands. market closing
quiet.
Whisky steady; western 50 90.
Wheat active and l02c higher; 81 So for
Chicago spring, 81 Al for inferior spring. 81 Sc
al 5Sc for Milwaukee club, 81 go for amber
milwaukee, 81 09@2 10 for winter red western,
g IL fof new amber ands2 % for white ives.
tern Rye firm, CSC Barley and barley NAL,
nominal. Oats better at 63@64c Corn active
and &C better at 94@s5 for unsound, 96@97c
for sound mixed western. 1896 for high mixed
nearly yellow, and 9l15@93 for western yellow
Coffee firm; Rio l314@l4I4 Sugar higher; a,
14@l444c for Cuoa Nuscavsdo. 10 for
Havana, and l2Ss@l5c for Porto Rico Rice
dull
Molasses firm at s0@g0.
| Wool dull.
Petroleum dull At SIC for crude. 53a5a
for refined in bond, and 69@7l &c do free
| Hops firm at l5@45c.
Pork heavy; $50 OOQ32 62Isc for new
mess, closing at s32 62Ia cash; S29 5O@32 SO
for 1894 do cash and regular way, S24 90 for
prime mess, ana SO o2I2 d2i w for prime
mess. Plain mess beef So 00@l2 90: extra
mess, $40 O0@l4 90; beef hams dull at 3OJSc
Cut meats steady at l4l6@l6iSc for shoulders
| and l9@23c for hams. Bacon dull; lie
for Cumberland cut; 1876 for long ribbed and
| l4@l45zc for short ribbed
Lard firm at l9@24c.
Butter; 2l@29c for Ohio. and 3l@3sc for
State. and in fair demand. Cheese steady at 10
| @l619c for common to prime.
SEw YORK xoNxY MARKET
NEw YoRK, August Is.
| Money easy at 8 per cent. call loans
Sterling exchange dull AT 1921 @l09la for
| first class bills.
American gold without decided change. open
ing at 81 435s, declining to 81 43tS. advsn-
| cling TO 81 "A. and closing at 81 435a. 60.
Government stocks without material change
LArER.-GolG closed at Gallagher's Exchange
70 night az 81 1885
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for the present stopped extending pardons are
coniradicted BY the fact hat to-day he has
granted pardons.
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.
QurBEc. August 25.-In the Canadian Par
lament last night the Opposition offered the fol-
loving resolstion. which. after debate Of six
hours, YES voted down BY the Ministerial party
BY 20 ayes TO 80 noes:
Resolved. That the reuesal Of the reciprocity
treaty with the United States IL regarded BY the
people Of this Province AZ al object Of the Ut
most importance. and that object is to augment
trade as well as 20 advance the prosperity OF the
Province. and that IL l. expedsnt that the work
OF enlarging the wellsnd and St Lawrence ca
nails should not be postponed. but should be
pressed Ia preference TO any other work.