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ia a member of tho radical parry an'
his accusers are not But not content
with simply shielding N. HARRISON iiun
the punishment he justly merits 'h0
legislature at it's last session did more
it resolved to make this man whom w
have found guilty Of perjury anu eA.U'
ton a sort of Dictator over all 'he
counties comprised in the Ninth
Judicial Circuit By an act pass.
ed February %. 1866, the Judge OF
the Ninth Circuit is authorized. to ap-
point all the civil officers, whether couu-
.ty or township, except members Oh the
Legislature in the counties OF Monroe
Mercer, Mcdowell, Greenbrier and Foca-
hentas. This immense power is placed
exclusively in the hands of n HARRISON
and from his decision there is no appeal
He is duly invested with the preroga'
ives of an absolute monarch over the
people of these counties, being secure
from impeachment and having judicial
mower in his own breast and executing
his DEGREES through tools of his own Sc
lection. Having seen some OF his ex'
lpoits in the past while he filled
merely the Office of Judge, what OF ty.
ranny may we not expect at his hands
now that he has been clothed with great
or mower and facilities for wrong
N.HARRIsoN was appointed by Gov
ernor FOREMAN early in 1865 to be Judge
of the Ninth Circuit, untila Judge could
be regularly chosen by the people in the
general election held in October of that
year. HARRISON was announced as
candidate for election, and Hon. SAMUEL
PRICE, of Greenbrier county, was also
| placed In nomination. Mr. PRICE re
| ceiyed large majority of the votes cast,
aud HARRISON was ANONYMOUSLY de
feated. But dsregarding the popular
voice and deciding for himself upon the
| qualifications of the Judge elect, Cover.
nor FOREMAN refused to commission Mr.
PRICE, because he had been civil Off
Ger of the State of Virginia during the
rebellion, aud continued HARRISON in
Office By the Governors will, this man,
guilty of perjury and extortion, is
| tanned in the enjoyment Of almost abso
lutte power over the lives and fortunes
of the people of Ave important counties
We commend these things to the re-
lection of the thinking people of the
State
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DOME Do IL.

Our friend, the Postmaster, has at last
found out that there has been another We
to Yesterday morning he announced the
fact and ventured upon tinid endorse
ment of the Presidents message, hut he
drew it very mild and ''roared as
gently as sucking dove" The editor
of the Intelligsncer also, in order to &C
commodate the Postmaster and issue one
copy of the paper that would do for trans
mission to Washington City, refrained
yesterday morning from saying anything
about the test oath, constitutional
amendment, or other measures of Radi-
ical opposition to the Presidents policy
in this State The Postmaster's endorse
ment, however, is hardly emphatic
enough to do much harm to the Radical
cause, and it will be rather unsafe for
him to forward his resignation, trusting
to yesterday mornings Intelfgencer to Sc
cure it's return. P. NJ, don't do it.
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SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 81, 1866.
State Convention.

The citizens of this State who are opposed 10
ne adoption of the proposed amendment 10 shs
Constitution of West Virginia are requesleo W
a assemble In their respective counties, al sucn
Is time as they may deem most expedien' anu ap'
point one Delegate 10 represent each eiection
precinct in their county in the STATE Gun
VENTION to be held at CLARKSBURG' harri,
son county, on THURSDAY, the l2tn aay u
APRIL, 1850, for the purpose OF devsing meas
~ ures of opposition TO tine radicarism row dom''
nant in this State.
By ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE
~'' Wheeling, March H. 1866
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NICKEL s MILLS, MONROE Co,
W. Va, March 3, 1865.
Col d s. HOMn shell 1:


Col. d s. HounsheU:
DEAR SIR: Soon after the surrender
Of the Confederate armies Judge n. Har-
rison anne to me and represented that
/ had been marked by the State and
FEEDER authorities as subject for pun
ishmeat by the confscation of ny prop
erty. He also wrote to me several let
tiers Il tended to make the same impress
sion upon me, and also sS1t persons to
me to J7arn me of my danger, aud TO
induce me to employ him to obtain for
me pardon By fraud misrepresenta-
ton ana falsehood be prevailed upon
me &c ,xccute to him my obligation for
twenty-five hundred dollars, (S2500) to
be paid if nay property |as not conisca-
ted --.--.-.
He did not obtain pardon for me, aud
be is now threatening to enforce the pay
ment OF this obligation | enclose you
the lccpie] off the letters from Judge
Harrison, and think that his conduct in
this matter should be laid before the
State authoSities and made public.
Very respectfully yours,
JAMES A. NICKEL.
Tie foregoing statement was sworn to
ana subscribed before ne this Sd dag of
March 1866
DC. B. CALDWELL, Justice.
Certified copies of tbs letters referred to
are in Cur possession, but We deem ii IN,
necessary TO publish them in full at this
time They direct Mr.. NICKEL to 60 to
Charleston and take the oath of sllegi-
auCe al return home Immediately. say
ing nothing about his case, aud consult
ing 10 person in relation to it One of
the letters is a demand for the payment
Of an alleged obligation held by HAIR
RIsoN against NICKEL. The rascalty
Of thi> ,ieCe of business certainly needs
No 5omiient III order TO excite the indig-
nation of ali honest men against the
criminal himself and those who shield
him 10 LIS course of wrong and the Gov
eruor WHO retains such msu in official
position
These are only a portion of the
charges against Judge HARRISON which
the legislature refused to investigate
these are only q palt of the crimes
around which the House of Delegates
has thrown its mantle of protection
There are other allegations equally dam
aging to the character of the Judge and
supported by proofs equally conclusive, |
and all these the legislature resolved to |
suppress because, forsooth, HARRISON
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d.. ). HouRs&eN. EsJ :


DEARS All that | know in reIa.
ton to the matter (the subject OF yoTT
message BIZ DR. Cameron IS, that al the
November (speciaD term Of the CiTcpit
Court of Allegheny. in the year 1892
Thomas J Niche aud Nathaniel Hsrri.
son, Esqs., presented themselves al the
bar Ot the Court As attorneys OF q Cfini.
nal about TO be placed upon trial That
they had qualified aUd practisei Id the
court before the passage OF the ordinance
OF secession bat a. Virginia had sr"sd-
ed from the old Government. aud formed
new relations, deemed it Important (as
| was attorney for the Commonwealth
aud Provost Marshal of the county, that
not only all soldiers aud officers, bnt that
all attorneys practising under the new
regime should take the oath of hdel,rV TO
the Common wealth, as she was at wal
with the Government of which she had
been an integral part and to support the
Constitution Of The Confederate Starss. (as
Virginia was one of them aud | asked
the CONT TO require these gentlemen to
qualify to practice in the Court a it
was then organized No objections were
made, and they came round to the Clerks
table and severally took the oath men
toned by the clerk, with all the grace
becoming Virginian, one who had
never heard tell of any other philosophy
lq"odd our good old mother) than that
conveyed by the beautiful cleaner of
betniehem, whittier thou goest, will 1
60, &c. And how Nathaniel! found it
possible even in order that the mantle of
the pure and unsullied Hudson, before
whom he took these oaths, might fall
upon his manly shoulders, to take, tie
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County Meeting.

The citizens of Ohio county who are oppO'0N
to the adoption of the proposed amendment 10
The Constitution of West Virginia arc 10
quested to assemble at the Court House, IN .n'
CITY of Wheeling, on SATURDAY, AfhiA
,rb Al O'Clock, p NJ. 10 appoint Delegates 10
the STATE CONVENTION 10 be held at Clarks
bnrp. on THURSDAY, APRIL IL. is66 IL Is
Dnped there will be a large attendance from
each Township in the County.
By ORDER or THE EX. Con-.
WbAaiiuU March %
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Wheeling, March %.

WE are under many obligations to
ANsoN GoRroN, Esq General Agent Of
the.Adams Express Company, at Column
bns Ohio, for late Southern papers.
Also, to G.. l. ALLEN, Esq, Of Toronto
for similar favors from Canada
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]. & Ct. RAYHA.

TX hush. oNfSN SETS,
- At - PRYOR. BoTD& cos
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rao,,e.t forn;sb Won the following

request ! furnish you the following
In theSSpring OF '62, while in Lewis
burg. / received a nete from N. Harrison
of the Salt Sulphur Springs, now a
Judge in this State, requesting me 10
u SO my influence to obtain for him Pc
sitien in the Quartermaster's Depart
ment of the Confederate army;
This note, together with the suose
ouent intercourse with Mr. H during
the summer, induced me to believe tha'
While he was not active he was sym
pathiser with the Southern cause.
Very respectfully, -
80. Your obedient servant,
II, Fl, HARRISON
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Ia further proof of the fact that Judge
.VHaRRIsoN was disloyal to the govern
y.ment of the United States and that he
sought Office from the Confederate au-
thorities. We submit the following
---------.--LEwIsBpRe, W. Va, March 20, 1861
-Colonel d. S. HoifnskeH! -. p ~ nv -
10 DEAR SIR: an compliance with your
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oaths required by the laws OF West VIZ IL
ginia, is entirely beyond my power 10 -
Comprehend; for Feel certain tnat on 1IS
attorney who qualified with him w ,T0t
not have taken them for the State OF west
Virginia. am, very truly, yonrs,
". SKEEN, of Pocahontas,
cor,NcroN VI March IL, 1866 -
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
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