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Relen.e of Col. Iyheeler.

NEW YoRK, April 2l.-The Cornwall
special dispatch TO the Herald, dated
last evening, snys that Col. Wheeler
was brought up for mination a $3.50
this morning. He acted in the most
defiant manner, daring the magistrates
to detain him longer. He stated that
as an American citizen he would claim
protection from Andy johnson if they
attempted to keep him under arrest
without producing the evidence they
possessed against him. The magis-
;tratesweT seriously frightened at his
threats, and almost unanimously deci-
ded TO let him go. Col. Wheeler left for
New York on the morning train.
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DESIGN OF THE strEsr oArH." :"

OAIhs
This oath is simply a test of loyalty
on the part ofevery citizen of the State
of West Vfrginia-as the test cath pro-
loyalty to the citizen of Tennessee.
1t excludes from the right OF franchise
only voluntary, and persistent rebels
and very few regular soldiers find fault
with it. They feel it is right, and but
slight disability compared to their
crimes. 1t is the home rebels, who
tried to break down the authority oi
the Government and prevent enlist
ment in our armies, and in Il cowardly
way encouraged the rebellion, that are
now complaining. --.
Under this oath all citizens who were
loyal during the war can vote.
All conscripts who were forced into
the Confederate army, and who escap-
ed therefrom as opportunity offered can
vote.
All who can swear that they accept
ed office in the Southern army in view
of desertion, and did join the Union
forces can vote.
All who LEFT the Confederacy, and
Joined the Federal army and were hon
orably discharged can take the oath.
But no one who was in the COufeder-
ate army, or who was spy, guide or
recruiting officer, or forIger, or engag-
ed in any Way in the interests of the
insurgents. until they were broken
down by Union arms, can take the test
oath without committing perjury. Nor
can men who sent, or permitted minors
to go into the Confederate army, and
who shielded them, and gave them
support in their treason, take the oath
with impunity.
This OF course, is only my opinion,
but, must say that 1 would not take
the oath, ifI had ever sincerely desired
the success fthe rebellion, and felt dis
posed to aid 1t, had opportunity offered.
have spoken in the above with RET
erence to the Etest Bath" but ii is the
same as that required by teachers. 1t
may injure a few we'll disposed per-
sons, but it is impossible to make II law
that willuffect the guilty alone. This
oath disqualifies no one, it is only the
means made use of to ascertain wheth-
er men have, by their own acts, dis
qualified themselves for enjoying GER
tain political rights, and is only de-
signed to keep this State where Presi-
dent johnson says all States should be,
i, G., in the hands of its loyal citizens.
Sir, Respectfully, 7r..a
--lg Your Ob't Servant,
April 16, 1885. CIV. TAeeARr.
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or its kindred diseases-duriug the coming
The SIlowtng are a few OF the certificates
which have been voluntarily given 10 tho
PrOprietOrs, by persons who arc well known
WHEELING. Apri.25th. 1885.
NTeSsrs. McCABE. KRAFT & Co, Gentlemen:
Having uEed RTaff y DInTrhen Compound, Tor
CAInp DtarTiIeay with which have 6een deep
1y AFFLICTED for almost one, month. all OLher
TemedfiesfT5ed h0UfB0 ldfled, and TSssiing u not
only a preseat relief but n permanent cure,
take pleasure in recommending IL TO the ia
VOrable notice Of all who may be alike afiiIct-
ed fEa7 q. MARTfN
Chaplin 18th W. va inhintiy.
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NEW YoRK, April 2l.-Mayor HofF-

NEW York, April 2l.-Mayor Hotf-
man has ordered all the glycerine TO be
stored in vessels filled with water.
The Express Washington dispatch
says:
The Reconsideration committee agreed
to-day that the constitution must De so
amended that hereafter no State shall
make any Discrimination on account ut
color after the 4th day OF July, 1876,
negroes must have the right to vote.
tween 1866 and 1876 for colored persons.
The southern States may be represent
ed on these terms on taking the test
oath prescribed by CongIess,
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Dan. Rice UnlaginRtiveIy) Before the
Reconsideration Committee OF Com
Eress. th
Mack, !" the Washington correspon-
dent of the Cincinnati Commercial, feels
called upon from time to time to carl
cateur the examinations before the Re-
construction Committee at Washing
ton. The following is his last attempt
in that way-a rather poor one we must
say: ~ - ~. sE'
The Committee on. Reconstruction
still persists in suppressing the most
important testimony ELECTED before 1t.
Dan Rice has recently been on circus
tour through the late rebellous states.
and has hNd opportunities such as are
afforded to few, for observing the con-
dition of the Southern people as to 10y
alty, His testimony vii be found to
show the true feeling that exists in the
South when the thin crust of pretended
Loyalty is9melted away and true char
acter is revealed us under the eXhiler-
ating influence of menagerie, when
man stands in the presence of. the un-
tanned forces of nature, separated there
from only by the thin partition of an
iron cage. Mr.. Rice, being duly sworn,
testified thus:
[ @. You have an unruly animal,
known as a pet mule, with your circus,
have you not?
A. have.
@. What are theidiosyncrasies of that
a. He is much giyenlto kicking.
@. tits almostimpossible to ride him
= a. Il is. I generally offer s25 to any
man who will ride him round the ring.
@. On your late visit to the South, did
YOU receive any offers to ride that mule?
A. did.
q. state what occurred on those eel
a. In Richmond, discharged con-
but WAS Immediately thrown hat on his
q. what did the confederate soldier
say to this7 a tifl
a. He said the mule was add
Yankee cuss. 9a ~
Q q. Did any other make the attempt?
II a.. Another of Lees veterans tried
i to ride hun, and succeeded. i2iro5
@. What did he say2s
A. He said, after he had dismounted,
that If he'd had regiment o. them ere
cavalry he'd have whipped ktlpatrick
all to smash; and that In the next war
against the Yankees he intended TO
raise a brigade Of ,en1: e9nn1s:.les.as,y....
q. Is that he mule, or she muller
a. It's he mule. i5lfsJ. u,
b. @. You have monkeys in your show,
have you not2 -
~ A. have.
@. Have you ever heard any disloy-
al remarks in relation to those mon
keys2 - So
4. I can't say that I haye.
o. Have you ever heard any thing
said in their presence2 @ Hi 80 cit
A. A couple of young ladies were
one. day Standing in front of the cage,
| like a Freedmeu's Bureau - !las 'sflil
q. How was this remark received?
4. It created much laughter.
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VINO, aud who only. are DlsqualIhed

who, aud who only, are Disqualified
aa from Voting by the Test Oath.
-T From The PttrkersbTg DAILY Timer.
We give the following opinion of Col.
Taggart. We regard it as sensible:
-. PARKERspuRe, WEST VA.
SIR:-In accordance with your re-
quest, submit the following in rela-
ton to The "test OATH" or oath which
officers in this State are required to
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and cruel-as often, indeed, happens tc
alender-hearted, striving young crea-
ture-you will also find that there are
noble hearts thatwill look kindly upon
you; and their help will be precions to
you beyond price. You will get good
and evil as you go on, and have the
success that has been appointed to you.
l will wind up with small bit of verse
that Is from Goethe also, and has often
gone through my mind. To me, it has
the tone OF modern psalm in it, In
some measure. 1t is sweet and clear
the clearest of skeptical men had not
any thing like so clear mind as that
man bad, treer from cant and mlsdl-
rected notion of any kind than any
man in these ages has been. This is
what the poet says. II is kind oi
marching music of mankind: fas
TOe Future hides 1t
GlndneSS anu SDErowt -
We press still LhorOw;
NaugtIt that aOiueS III It
DauuLing uS-OnWardI
And solemn before US,
Yelled, the dark Portal
Goal oI all mortAl:-
Stars silent rest O'er US
Graves under US silent.
While earnest thou gazest, i
Comes Doding oil terror,
Comes pnauLaSIn and errori
PerplexeS the braveSt
90 With doubt and IntsSlvlng,
But heard are the voices,
Heard are the sageS,
The worlds and the a8eSi
"CnOose well your chOice 5 -
% Brief, aud yet endless.
Here eyes do regard you
In t.ternity's stiffness:
Here Is all fullneSS'" gt-
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E NASHVILLE, April 2l.-River rising
six feet ON the shoalsi heavy rain all
last night and to-day.
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Five boys named Henry hItter, JOnn
McCullOcb. Henry Scully, Robert Hul-
liday and james McGee, were commute
ted for examination yesterday, by JUS
tice Shdnkley, on IL chnrSe of being
implicated iii the robbery Ofa box from
"a safe in The office of MessrS. Thomas
Irwin e. Sons, No. o BrOad street, con-
tanning 81, 7S4 in gold coin, checks aud
stamps. The two first numed confess
ed to having committed the robbery
and the others as accomplices after the
act had been committed.
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AFTER THE WAR.
AFTER THE WAR. SOUTHERN IoUs Mar J. 1885, to May J.
IaA IIy MHITELAw REID. LIMO Pr. 9Jl Ilncnnaii'
Moore Nissch L Baldwin.

AFTER THE WAR. SOUTHERN Toua. MAr J. 1885, to May J.
1876 by WBITEtAw REID. lLnio. Pr. 9J' NlHe'"ha1i'
Moore, Wissch L baldwin,
Mr. Reid, who Is an experienced and wclknown jour
nalst was Of the party who accompanied ChieiJus
tice Chase on his last year through n" South On
board the Recommendation Wayanda au'ho first passed
around the entire coasne of the late Confederate states
and Oh subsequent trips he crossed by various routes
through tho interior In this record OF what nc saw anu
what he thought during his journeys no displays the habits
Of observation engendered By his profession together
with considerable maturity ofjudgmcn and the animated
and pleasant style of popular write Ills book Is con-
sequently valuable repository Of useful information Te
speeding the present condition Of tho South and at the
same time it is very agreeable readin for leisure hour.
Mr. Reid is no adnnrcr Of Mr.. Johnson's policy, and
not much Of a believer in Southern white Unonism He
reports tho following conversation with member OF tho
North Gardiner Senate, sir,"-"s large, heavily and
coarseybuilt man of unmlstakabe North Carolina origin,
with the inevitable bilious look ragged clothes, and dirty
Shirt:
How are your people feelingr' some asked. "ob
we sir oil went out unwingly yon KNOW rssPoaaea
Raleigh and most Of US are glad 70 get paen
you violent Rebels yetr Yes qni,e good many
been badly whipped and want give In Then they really
feol themselves whpped YES you've snhjagaied Us at
last" with asme that showed that the politician thoushtH
not the worst kind OF joke after all. -,.
And Of eoSr' then yoa have only 70 aTs an,
| the cOHqucrOTs may ifnpO.ef NO
terms that could be honorably offered TO proud hghmndei
poope The rest OF the dignaries nodded theI neaas
proyingy at this becoming ntmaon Of inc terms INC SUD
ugated" State cond be induced to accept IL was easy 70 SEQ
that old political tricks not forgotten ana tna, ,s
inch OF wrong concession would be expected 70 eau tn
| way many mel. $3.50. ~, O..
what terms do yoa think would be rght The County
Clerk fanofonary Of % service took np the con-
yersaton and promptly replied Let Goysrnor vance cav
together the North Gardiner Legislator we only lacked
few votes q Union majority In II before and wed De sure
have enough now" What thenr Why, the legisatef
Wond OF course repeal the ordinance OF secession and order
convention Constituon think mat eoh'en
| ton woull accept your constitutional amendment
ut you your Governor Vance, DID not he De
| iIay the Union party after his last eecteh'
I Yes. he sold rs clean and clear
lie did nothing Of the North Gardiner has not got
purer patriot Governor Vance And 50 they foil - dis
| putting among themselves
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