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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-23

20 CLERICAL VISIT TO WHEATLAND -
About a doze' Of the clergymen in at,
tendance upon he Lutheran Synod, paid
their respects t, President Buchanan,
!Wheatland 4; few days ago, and were
most cordially Welcomed by that gentle
man A neat speech of introduction
was made by Knv, C. F. Schatfer, d. D.,
ofiPb iladelphi 3. who in the course of
nisreuarks sai", that though many of the
present genera ton were denouncing the
ex.President ia unmeasured terms, he
had no poubt that posterity would do
,anpl. Justice T., his fame and the patri
-otic r,otives which governed his admin.
istra ION Th, ex-President replied in a
brief but feeli"g and eloquent manner
to DE-. Schaflry'5 remarks, and the re-
maiuGer of tie visit was devoted to
socia eonversa ion, The reverend gen
tlemcu left highly pleased with the
court Gus manners anddignified bearing
of the venerable ex.President.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-23
radical Despotis,u.

The radical factio2 III this State seems
to think that the chief duty Of the Judi
oiary is simply give effect to 'he Gecrees
of their political party The idea of
judicial independence does not ,euter
into the radical system. The notion
that Judges are to entertain or pronounce
any opinions not furnished them hy
the party leaders is nowhere 10 be fo1Gl
in the radical creed Unrestrained y !.
law aud guided by no ohligatiHl exec mt
that of political neeos-;.tt the 80 zeal
fartlzanS oa1n"t. tolerate any obe' .icnce
70 law OF respect for official oath when
o. ,ner of these conflicts with any OF their
political schemes. Their paTty claims
are paramount to every other considern,
ton, and justice, right and decency are
unhesitatipgly thrown aside or ruth
,essIv trampled upon whenever the well
fare of the party seems to deuIHnd such
a course. The sole object Of the
legislalative branch Of the govern
ment, whether National or State. Is
to promote party ends, or as the
IRtslligencer EXPRESSES 1t, 'streus then
the Republican party in the fall
Elections The sole duty OF the Exec
utiye Is TO enforce acts, whether coast,
tutional or not, which benefit the Repub
hcan party, and IL adnhnlSteI DC Ian ;
in such manner as to secure the greatest
party advantage. The radical, idea Of
the Judiciary also Is that it must aid III
the great work OF Strengthening the
Republican party and TO this end.
Judges must stultitS themselves by sol.
emnly pronoUucing white black ~aud
black white.
In no other State'is' this 'p,s,tv .desuo.
tism more reledtless and exactins Than
here in no other Sta5s are the imperi-
GUS distates Of party mYre slavisLly,
obeyed But, once III a While, eve here,
in the Judiciary department Of the Coy.
ernment especially, some degree of IN.
dependence5is s. u manifested and sou,e dis
position to shake on che party shaekles
5 apparent. When distances of this
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-23
Ono of His Own.

! II would save time, trouble sha "a
penseif Thaddeous Stevens would Gu ara ass
up Constitution for the United . S. sN;,,
Just as he wants it; something tnas s Wiz liz
faction hS Since he is determined o, that "a
nothing shall be left of the origlna at IN
strumsnt prepared by the patient labor,
wisdom and statesmsnship, Oh JUG
founders of the Republic, let him spare are
the people the infection OF seeing s. ure
DESTROYED piece.meal, by the tedious pro
cess Of interminable consecutive amend
ments. IT there is no remedy against
the Legislative absolutism usurped py
the Radicals, if popular sentiment and
Executive authority have no 1pfinence
to check the mania for changing the
organic law of the land, let us at least
know what manner of Constitutions IT is
proposed to finally accomplish with all
this tinkering and patching. ;" ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-23

WA.HINGToN Oh DIT.--The CORES
pondeut of the New York Commercial
write as follows, Certain gentleman
here's bouts, WHO have been no more sue
cessful in attacking the President than
the bull was when he attempted to butt
the locomotive off bridge, now admit
that Mr.. johnson is constitutional
fact and is to he resi- cted accordingly
The Cabinet is however, to be changed
if these gentlt man can but have their
way, and when Mr.. Stevens spoke ON
Saturday of the Micawber policy of our
Foreign Secretary, under which our ma.
tionaI honor has become DIM he sound
ed the key noie for an attack on Mr.
Seward Mr. McCulloch's financial pol
icy has not incl ..ased his popularity, and
as foi the othci Cabinet officers, there
are many who desire new deal of the
Executive honors."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-23
WE learn from the Guernsey Tines an

WE learn from the Guernsey Tines an
attempt was made to rob the Branch
Bank at Washington, in that county,
last week. The burglars managed to
get into the cellar, under the bank room,
and bored several holes through the
floor. They were interrupted in their
work by some young folks sitting up at
a wake pear by, and left without &C;
complishing their object A number OF
tools of improved pattern were found
which shows they were professional and
no doubt experienced burglars. There
was no money in the bank at the time,
the charter having EXPIRED the money
had been removed few days before!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-23
State Convention.

The citizens of this State who are opposed
to the radical party are requested to meet IN
their respective counties, or townships. at suOa
time as they may deem most expedient, and
select delegates 10 represent their county IN
State Convention to be held in PARkEkS-
BURG, on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST u, al
ten o'clock a. m, for the purpose OF nomina'ins
candidates for State Offices.
Where there is danger that public meetings
may be interrupted BY violence we recon
mend that delegates be designated py "ri'''N
appointment signed by the voters.
We also recommend that the deleg ates ifom
each Congressional District be authorized 70
nominate a candidate for Congress, at the state
Convention.
By order of the State Executive Committee
d. LAME. Chairman.
o. S. LoNa, Secretary.
wheeling. June q, 1866.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-23
FRAUD IN PRovosr MARSHAL S OFFICE

FRAUD IN PRovosT MARSHAL S OFFICE.
The charges made against the Provost
Marshal's Department have been duly
investigated by the special committee of
the House, of which Mr. Shellabarger,
of Ohio, is chairman. They have finish
ed their labors and will make their re.
port in day or so. 1t is claimed that
they have made up a full case against
Gen. Fry, showing that there has been
gross carelessness if not serious fraud in
his Office te'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-23

DuRING a thunder storm OH Tuesday
night, 5th inst the lightning struck a
chicken coop al Bergen Point, in which
were hen and thirteen chickens The
hen and four cll ckens we're killed and
four more were ,oiured, but the remain
der were uuhntt 1t is noticed as a
curious circums ance that the cosp stood
within six inches of a cherry tree more
than foot in ,ameter, which was not
touched and I lie tree and coop were
within thirty feet of house well protec
ted by lightning rods-a fact which
seems 20 contraIict the theory that a
tee will protec' smaller objects stand
ING near 1t q 1850 = L
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-23

JENKINS thus described the hangings
of a New York belle. "She wore an ex-
quisite hyphalutin on her head, while
her train was composed of transparent
fol derol, aud her petticoat Of cambam.
bull founced with Brussels tbree-ply OF
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-23
DIED {:

On Friday evening at so'clock, at his resi-
dence on John Street BOYD STERRETT
ESQ.
The friends of the, family are invited to at
tend the funeral from his late residence, Sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-23

F. IL Baltimore last, week. an employe
in the sun building, after a violent fit
Of cousalpg expelled from his lungs a
brass headed pIll, one inch in length,
which lie lad acrldently swalloTsdoysr
two yeaIsiago. aud which had remained
hnbeddsdiin the lungs all that tinFe, a
constant source vi annoyance, bleeding
and i'll health, The naif was much cur
roded, Az Y sIi.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-23
4 Rare Opportunity For
investment. ,s..

nNR OE THE BEST STANDS I'm
~ Martinsville Desiring TO remove else
where, viii offer for sale at low figures, my
GROCERY, BAKERY, &C., In Martins Ferry
o. The title is perfect, and my business is well
established, paying Handsomely The buildings
consist of a substantial brick residence ven
baking one barrel of -four at time stable, out
houses, and a cistern Of 100 barrels capacity.
Address or apply to co,rpl pt ,SSssr or
n je2l.st Martins Ferry, Belmont Co., O.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-23

THR Ohio st lie Conference Of Con-
gregational Churches met at Tallmadge,
Summit county, On the 18th inst CRev.
James A. Thorn, Of Cleveland, presided
The opeaing s,r1non was preached by
Rev. MI. Moore of Pittsburg The va
rious reports from local Conferences,
from. Secretaries of various subsidiary
organiz items, aud the addresses, indica-
ted that Congregationalism in Ohio was
gaming strength through the increased
activity and Christian growth OF Its
members, and that much more was given
to Home Mlssio'.s in tie State than was
received for that purpose. The next
Conference will be held In June, 1867 at
Columbus. --...-. i.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-23
Fine Opening for Business.

frAG WHOLESALERS STOCK OF
J. Dry Goods and Store Fixtures belonging TO
favorable terms, 5,TFt u US RHODES
jel3.lmd Administrator.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-23

All trVtting horses that have never
beaten three minutes in public, best 2IcI'
u 10 20 as they please, Premium $50 %
in 5. Prsm nG1IV' IN harness oe'. 500 %
foF PAGERS, to go as they please best Gin
d PREMIUM. ----..-------.-.--L- go W
teree or more to ill, two to start entrance
Zee ten per cent entrance money in each OF
soove contests to 20 to second horse. 80 ain
Entries to close on Saturday, June 30. AL
communications in regard to entries for above
premiums to be addressed 10 W +. Paterson,
Secretary OF the Society. enclosing entrance
money.
sSa" ADMITTANCE.: q - .
Each one horse Carriage.
Esch tNo-hoCse Carriage.
Horses under the saddle net admitted.
jeIs-td 20 BY Order Of the Boerd
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,,sip Mnrc zSHttc Statrs.'.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-28

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tbm e~crrt9trten DrudbD9en al 5ubett au
te9en. mtrD btelem 9eptB I'm 70 angenen,
uer frtn, ais p~erislbe NuBe eenug in
Miramare baben miro, bic @rGBe tcs
oeuti6en @rIebrten 6umbotbt nit Der
pes beutid,en Ydtripten 8ufAmnnn su
perGtei6sn. Da9e9tn, bas Yrpf. 8u1cb.
mann nod anbsre ShGBe t6umbplot's,
Wena aud BON ietner .61nb gslhrteben,
nph 0nbern nt6t.peutlAen gefrDnten
6duptcrn gu SGBen legen Mil, mDhten
mir int Ndmen peS nattpnolen ~QlnftanSe8
prptefiren".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-28
Sin Oeutidlcr Eafai.

Gin @rofsGor Sul6mann in Oeutf6s
ldno 1T i'm Saiig Der mertbvptlen 6anbz
fhriften Don &leranper .. Sum6pfpt unb
fftdte Hdpoleon bas Wanuicrtpt bes
uSpsmos", bas er feltt mad Npti,en ron
4umbplpt fir benfetben eef6riebsn tQtte.
Sn ietnen Be9ietti9reiben fast er, Rap
5umbplpt'S @ett INNER Srantret6 an.
sebDrt babe. mas In Deutfbiano attges
metne MiB6tItaunB f1nb. @snn Elm
Self, rpte 6umbolbt, ptefe etaentliGe
SutntsFenS ces beutf6en SprfAer-, Gam.
mel. uno Welebrtengeilts unb pfs beuts
f6en flaren ptttpfppbtitan Denfens -
ipenn Der fran3SffA iein ipG II ann sat
OeutfAtan6 tberbaupt ni6ts gisen.
tbumltdeS metr, unb tGut am 9etan
fh gang BON Nappiepn annertrsn III laf-
fen.
Mber 5r. 9ufdmarn 1T Elm .aGlet
bertf4er 3ppf9elsbrter, Elm beutlNer ga.
fGi i'm @r0fedprenrode." QSnS fllmutart
i'm fine Ration, iein gatertane. 4ntatt
irssno elmer Nattpnalfiftun0 ODER sii1ert
@uieum bieieNanuferipts su iiberliefern,
). .. BEN @Dtbs.5o9ttft su Srantfurt
a. We, bamtt ie ntdt psrlAaGert tper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-28
Ger Gnuarei; uu0 nas Welda;t.

Wtr perbfentlthten flrstth etnen Ir,
tttel, in wel6em mir nadjupeilen per.
luhten, baB bic gegenpdrtige Stc6une
aarr 8eFdafte brett aNf HeGnuns Der
pabnlinnt9en 9pltttf Der raoifalen Sra.
iOrtt0t I'm Gon0refe. benz Sapen qsqen.
iiber suluihretben fet. G8 geretht uns
jA ntht gsrtn8er Gienuetbuung, jest aud
%oteIslbe NnItAt int Dgiep,gprf @eraip,"
penn erbBten unb pettperbreitetlen gtatte
IN ben Der Staten, pertretfr su feben.
Derlelte iprttt fh iiber bisle intereTante
6rdBe mic fcl9t aus:
Der Wppewdaren. 6anbel 1T lit Stpf.
flung unb es ifett Elm 8ra9 teppr. SIM.
pprtirte Waaren, bic ienge pprter in @r.
partun9 zines ungebeuten Srublingsge.
iAdftss belteat Wurben, iberf6wemmen
uniere @ef6dft6leute; aber e8 perbcn
fetne @aoren perfauft. gEas 1T Der
@runo cteier Gef4dfts ftpdun9s IS tit
Der Fabttalismus beS GpngreNts. I'M.
'ere &1ufleute rehneten auf etten 9rpben
9uHuB BON SGufern aus benz Siioen,
'pb1lo Der &rtes ppritbfr unb Stc Union
interchangeable iein ipiree. Der Irtea
IT ppriber, aber Der Gphares belett
cdraut ben SIben aus Der llnipn an
b0Iten. SIN 1pt9e baYOn 9iebt es feinen
iuoltten 6anpet. Die petliden &aufs
leute tcmmen BIER an, leben itb I'M, be.
nlerten tetn @eihdft, feline Nipalttdt, Feline
@pneurreni uro belAltsben nit benz Sou.
fen ;u p0rten, bis Die Experimentation
9%spronet ltnb. Die 9rpbufte unlerer Sd
brtfen tDnnen ieBt nift perfauft nerben
unp le mlTen nit Der @rbeit lpfprt elm
balten. Damn werben mir Gauienbe BON
Geuten ptne SeIAGftisurs unb @erbtenft
feben, benen Der .5unser tn's GjeRht
FART, wdbrenb lore 8inber nab 8rpo
iAreien. &tcts tperben fplsen unc piels
letht aud etne 8epoluttcn. Westalb
Dies Mles2 Nift tpegen bes bpben @plb.
preifes, penn @pto ftebt niebriser pte ies
mails wdtrenb bes 8rieges. Nitt De.
gen beS Sarifs, benin bteier 1T felt benz
Trte9e ntdt perdnoert rpDreen. Hetn, es
lit 70, rpeil elm paar OuBenb Raetfale
I'm @~pnsreie Gel6lpfen baben, tas 0ano
su rutntrert pber In Der nd6lten Irdiipens
tsnpabl burh bic Stimmsn Der Reaer
pocr burh Musi1tteBuns after faotiten
Sttlnmen iu fiegen. GS tit 70, neil cine
neue RebeGiDn, fuhpurptser ais bic
leste, am 2eben Der Natirn friBt. Gs TT
10, neil elm paar 0eute In @aIttnstpn
t0re Sartet ibrem Qanbe ppr;teben. Das
Telf mpse ii6 oteielben pptl merfen unb
es tbnen IN 3ufurft gebenfen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-28
Sclcarapbithes.
2Siht'8e GutidsiDnng nes Sbers 8tnnes.
BsriGtS TT orm Naiiaduistts 2iquors
frutrtic.

8afbtn aton, %. @irs. - SIN
benz @rpjeTe segen bic 2iquortdnbfer BON
WaGa6ufetts bat bds Sber.8untesaeriht
feline GntGsibuns a~b8eoeben. Gs pirb
entidteben, bas bic BON ben Ser. Staa-
ten fir BEN Wbpleiale. 2iauprbaneel an
einen Yirser BON Wafaauletts erttsitte
SiesnS ibn ni6t berehtigt Sptritupien
In ienem Stdate su perfaufen ober gun,
gerfauf Su balten, neil bic @eiete Bon
Mafaduletts bies Yerbieten. Die Gnt'
fAeioun9. Ses llntersert6ts tptrb testalb
betdttst, giner Der SaGwalter Der Naf>