The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-17


Is every man doing his part to make
it a successs
The Elections. 80.
The Union men did much better in
tho late elections than the first reports
led usto anticipate. The official and re-
ported mnjoritEes OF all tho counties in
Ohio give Cox, for Governor, 2S,2S7 ma
jorhyS theavernge majority for the Union
state ticket Is over $4,000. In the Leg
islnture there IS a Union vote OF two
thirlls in both branches. The victory Is
DECISIVE enough. -
Ia Indiana tho local elections show
large Union g,lins:in the counties here
toGore most strongly Democratic, and
in some of tllrln Union officers were
elected where the Democrats were al
ways previously successful. There was
no election for State officers.
In PeHnsyivaniR the Union majority
is now reported at 5000. This Is =
crowutng victory for the October cleo
tions.
Now 4. Now York and New, Jersey
kick over the bogus Democracy in No
vember, that party will not have a neg
TO hang hope upon for the fnture.S
Ga. GAG. Of yesterday,
West Virginia is the next State to
vote. We think We can promise our
Union friends in Pennsylvania and
Ohio that their good example will not
be lost on us. Our loyal people are
reIoiced at the victories in those States,
especially Mt the grand triumph over
in Belmont, and they are working with
n new energy and ambition in conse-
quence. ts.i.-,. ,.5s.s5
IT was not Joseph Teter, OF Barbour
patch, that was nominated At Buekhan-
non the other day. for the Senator from
that district, but Col. jesse Teter, who
is thus spoken Of by the Upshur County
RepublieaA.
Col. JESSE TErER-the nominee for
State Senator from this District, Is a
prominent and influential citizen Of
Barbour County. Throughout the great
struggle through which we have Just
passed, he has been an able and efficient
worker for the Union cnuse, and his re-
cord Is without q hIemish. As a priVnte
citizen, he Is courteous, agreeable and
gentlemanly. With good abilities, a
reputation as n public man untaFnfshed.
and standing as q private citizen, OF
which he may well be proud, he Is well
calculnted to represent the interests of
this district, and viii, no doubt, reeaive
the undivided support Of the Union
men.
The same Convention nominated Dr..
D. 8. Pinnell, the late member, for re-
election to the House OF Delegates. It
affords US pleasure 10 be able to ldd our
testimony to the following from our
friends of the RepH6Lisali, in regard to
the Doctor:
Hon. DIS. Pinnell-the candidate for
the House of Delegates, is an old resi-
dent OF this county, and hasrepresented
this county through several terms at
Richmond, under the old Stnte organic
zation, and also ut Wheeling, with hon
or to himself, and credit to his cOnstitu-
sents. He has been q Rtaunch supporter
Of the Government during the war, and
has shared the dangers with MS. As q
private citizen, as a soldier. and n Rem
Tesentatiyes his reputation Is alike nm
blemtshed. Having had n large and
varied experience in Legislative bodies,
an extensive acquaintance with the
public men of our Slnte, and nm cnVfn-
BILE reputation, us a man OF integrity
and ability, he Is emphaticaIly. lie
proper man TO represent our interests in
the coming EegislnturB. Let every man
who has tho true interests of the countY
ut heart, givehim an earnestand hearty
support. fE<5siE sara ~ ~
THE Prsbyterians of Kentucky arc
having n warm discussion ut Louis
Vile, about rebellion and slavery. Old
Or. BreeSinridge, who fs, within a few
days, TO assume charge OF Washington
aud Jefferson College, ut Canonsbur..
has been putting the disloyal element
.@their purgptiohs. He takes radical
ground against slavery, ignoring 1t in
all points Of view-rellSiorts, social or
political. He calls il a crime and a sin.
and is endeavOring TO rid tho church Of
! any part Or lot init us an institution. a
IT has fallen to the New York World
to PROFOUND the most remarkable arrt,-
ment against negro suffrage. which, Il
briefly us follows the negro naturally
ineiiues to PolyEpmy; give htmthe saf-
iFageand the Mormon missionaries will
go South and convert the negroes, and
then they will vote for ATOrInonisrn and
Polygnmy, and will hold the balance of
power, aud give us a Mormon president,
ana We shall need another terrible ciyfl
war TO siraightcn things ngain. This 4
equal TO some of the monstruus dreams
OF the Boston ReeOrder about future
Catholic rebellion. ss=...,
The Hon. Geo. v. Lawrence, mem
Der OF Congress elect from tho WASH
ington, Pa, district, died at his resi-
denee in Monongahela City last, Sum
day. BE had been one OF the most
active politicians in Pennsylvania A
special election, we presume, win At
once be oFdeted to fill the vacancy.
-&SS-- :
GOVERNOR PElRPoI.Sr is in Washing.
2 ION consulting with the President in
Inference 70 Virginia afIairs. MS tae
q i i visit Of the Governor sinea biS
''tuis11at zion At Tichm6nd, In DEnvlast
.o 1a' ~. hnlo- aEs. AssosG @. McCoox.