The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-23
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iCA.1IPBEII, FREW g GO.
EDITORS AND PRorR1EroRs..

5yVEpSEspAy iIoRsIsG.lI NAY %.


- The Work To-Day and,ro-moEfoW
a great deal of eAectiye work for the
Constitutional Amendment has been
done in the last ten days, and especial
ly inEthe last week. Two weeks more
Z ofsuch work would give islthe State,
it is Thoughts by twenty thousand ma
Jorify. We should have tomorrow, as
the situation stands, az least ten thons-
and. We hope for muchlmore.
The people have reused themselves
70 the null imp OF the one great
measure OF selE-protection within the
last lev days more fully than before.
Such speeches asthose made by Nfessrs.
Maynard and stokes have done = world
ofgood. The INTENSE interest shown at
our Court House meeting II but speci-
naan Of what has been going on In
many other Communities. The loyal
hosts in such counties as Marshall.
Monongalihs Marion, Preston, Taylor,
upshur, Harrison, Berkeley, Richie,
Wood, Jackson. Kanawha, and other
such counties, viii give a grand ace
count OF themselves. The doubtful
counties are few. The special effort of
the opposition viii be here in our own
county. Outside of &c they can count
only hero and there q weak and strag-
Cling ally. Il wholly depends on our
Union people whether Ohio county shall
AL into their hands for the first
time since the war began We
can both Save and Increase our
majority last ian IL we are willing to
work for il. 89t re odstlot 40 Il NTH
OFT ;s5rk today aad to-ao1Top. shall
We have the assistance OF every Union
man to-day aud Tomorrow WIN the
right men be IN the right places to-
morrow at the pollsf WIN our entire
atrength be got outf These arc the
questions TINT now concern MS more
than any other. The State Is all right.
It's ohIocounty that we must look to.
shall we continue TO keep stop with
our sister countiesf Be assured that
the result IS in our own hands. We APP
peal to every man TO put forth his in
tiividual effort. Give US your best ex-
ertions to-day and tomorrow.
Mr. 'I"saas., Z: Ss sBss.. at 'ssllss''-~
A dispatch from Faitmont, Inst even
ing, informs us that Mr.. Maynard has
Consented 70 speak ut weIlsburg today.
He Will return here early this morning
and 90 up on the eleven o'clock train
and speak altar dinner. No doubt our
Wellsburg friends would be moro than
pleased 10 sec delegation from this
city in attendance nj their meeting. For.
the benefit OF all who may desire toa
take the trip we would say that they
can return on the down train by seven
o'clock in the evening. The eleven
o'clock train gets up to Wellsburg in
ample time for dinner. The speaking
will commence about hnlf-past one. we
presume. General Peirpoint and
humber or other speakers are expected.
a Heavy vote IN Prospect In this
County.
The registration in this county exceeds
any vote ever cast. At the Presiden-
tial election IN 1864 the poll stood 4,la7. |
To-day the registration stands s.es6.
divided as follows-Yizs Washington |
township 55s; Madison z2S; Clay so:
Union SO; Centre 4l5; Webster 40:
Richie 5ia; Rlchlnnd osS; Liberty 2g7;
1rindelphia 372. ''- Ht
The second volume of Napoleonss
eo@af VIII be Issued by Harper & Bros.
Ina couple OF weeks. = n
n dc Fre1eenso hna lust published a
Work IN opposition % fenar's Life or
TIn,e Els ' Lie His sS Christ, His