The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-07
Ohio County Union Ticket.

Assessors.
en- Dtcr7r'= ELIJAH DAY.
Insgisy &c flIN NrE ] As. =. MAXWELL,
TlIE policy OF the Democratic party,
under its new organization, and with
Is new allies. is 50 plain that it needed
NOT the avowal which il has received in
the official organs of the new political
jispou>a,iGn OF democracy and treason.
Its capital stock in tradeis by no means
contemplate in the amount. though
rathcrquestionable in quality. 1t COM
prtscS every State that went thoroughly
into the rebellion. and all who sympa.
thized with them here. But this capt.
tai. although pretty large, is quite in
sufficient for the purpose. and is made
up OF elements 80 hostile to the general
sentiment that ncceSsious TO it are dim
cuIt. No one imagiueS that the party
can carry any northern State more than
the party that elected johnson could
carry a southern State. The plan OF the
campaign i 10 abandon the strong dis
trlCtS. and to concentrate effort upon the
doubtful Those OF which they enter
tain hope are TO lie designated, and
upon them the full force OF the Demo
cratic party and OF rebel sympathy is
- I've brought. Unless they carry
enough 10 give them the next House OF
Representatives, with the aid of every
southern member. the game i up.
We can see then with what power
they will strike upon the point, least
defended. and what desperate means
they Will employ, in the struggle that
= I" them for life or death. No partial
victory i OF use to them. Unless they
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cannot begin their programme: for al
though John Van Buren, says that Con-
gTe>s i an unlawful assembly, aud the
Mayor Of Washington neglected his
duty, every day, in not dispensing il;
although cOpp-rE"aG~ here iuiu the de-
lnand of rebels South, that the ENccu-
i've should force = way for the Southern
men into the Capitol, there would h,.
40 advantage. if with all of them admit
ted. the majority We're still OF loval
men. The contest for State offices and
in the strong Union Congressional Dis
iriciS- will therefore be but nominal.
l he whole power OF the new OrganiZa-
ton Will be bent on the doubtful Con
Ires>ioual Districts.
THE hearty approval Of the London
Tunes and the appreciation of the rebel
bonds are the English response to the
Philadelphia Convention. The London
Irmes has been our bitter enemy.
throughout the whole struggle. and
now That struggle has passed from
tue held of battle TO the field of politics
II maintains the same bitterness and
PurSueS the same policy. 1t sees plnin-
y that the process of reconstruction
proposed in that assemblage will give
I" the rebel States the substantial re-
suits OF victory, and will be the most
likely to accomplish its own desires
founded on hatred of the United Stntes
and fear Of republican institutions
Doubtless all Of the long list Of coufetl-
crate bond holders that were I.ublishad
soon after the close OF the war would
give their hearty adherence 10 a pro-
ErsmIne that affords them the first raw
OF light, since the surrender Of Lee.
The Boston T'rrrcle5. in the following
remarks, expresses precisely what is
coming to be- the feeling Of ali RenubIi-
cans, and what the Presidents sup
T0rters must secretly confess TO them
selves. As to the effect of his speeches:
The political tour of the President is
Gping good service to his opponents
tie makes such bombastic and silly
speeches that people everywhere are
getting Disguised with him Mr.. Sew
ara has been credited with shrcwdness
ana the wonder Is that he does not keep
the President in check. Perhaps. how
ever, he j. playing II double game rx-
Pecting TO see the President destroy
himself, and hoping that by contrast
the people will be attracted to him.
But the thing is so much overdone
iAal not only Johnson. but his whole
party Will speedily be ruined. We
nope the programme will be carried out
~ commenced. that the President will
speak half II dozen times each day. all
tue way TO Chicago and back, and then
We shall have no fears of the re.ult nj
Inc elections in October and Soyern Der.
MAJOR c. HIP, late Of the Thirty.
seventh y. '. l., who served his coun-
try during the war and lost an arm AZ
the battle of kenesaw. has lust beer re-
moved from the Postoffice at St Nnry,s
ONO. When IL was d rst intiruated that
n. was about to De decapitated. the cit :
IZEns of st. MaTys got up petition To
hnv" him retained and every man in
the town, regardless of party or politics
signed it. This petition was sent To-
Washington, but all To no purpose. "My
policy" had to prevail in st. MaryE. and
80 the pOStptfice was given to u nOtori-
Gus rebel sympathiser, named Sawyer,
who stayed at home during the war
IRVING TO get up mobs to resist the draft
"a that county: He was a member of
the knights of the Golden Circle. and
was the most conspicuous VaIlanlip-
nam hrnwler in that section. Great is
my policy" for the soldiers!
~ EXPOSURE PROMIsHD.-A New
FORK letter says: We are promised n
very lively stirring up the monkeys, in
the FORM Of an cIpOgc in connection
with tn" counterfeit business so fully
developed by Mr.. Wood, the cbiet ID
irctIV" Of the Treasury Department.
He has made discoveries of n startling
character, duplicating quite "A number
OF gentlemen = no like to figure nj pro
sidentiaI receptions, and such lilo
some OF our prOminent citizens. beTorc
whom the public have long burned In
Cense, are in danger Of being cxhiI,iic,J
in Il new rOie at last, to the damage Of
their well-pTeserved regulations and
the Disgrace Of their associates. II is
understood that full report is to no
soon made public but meanwhile ,yo
all hold our breath and look nskance nj
one another. Who's afraid Blow
AWAY, Mr.. Wood.
THE official vote Of Kentucky, 1T the
late election, is as follows: For DuynlI,
% $40; for HObson, 5S,O3J. Duvan's
majority, 81 ,gH. From two Counties
LetcheT and PeTry-nO returns were re-
ceived. The votes from the counties Of
Monroe, Rowan and Brenthiit, were
thrown out on account OF informaIities
in returns.