The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-20
Qnto1 men, Remember the DEAD he.
Eoet 81 west virginia, ana Honor

AI-A fistNs 4GAis1L Llhl,4A-4tASli1OA
Untons len, Remember the DEAD he.
koet 81 West Virginia, and Honor
sHhen next Thursday ut fheiPolIs.
x "a edrksbl,r0 Telegraph et Pe1ertiGv.
want every Union man In West
1fgipla % go to the polls and honor
sne memory Of our brave and noble
aeaas by voting the true Union ticket.
eInember that gallant son of yours.
sltsAem yonsent forth with your bless
sass and whose bones now bleach ON
,sealt soIns OF our glorious battle fields; vote
s,sa Hs4t Ihursday to perpetuate those glo-
~ 9Is y principles for which he sacrificed
,,,l1 alS S;spbeg your, noble brother who
49,, y " armor and went forth at
t!ts ~ III 81 .its country, and laid down
~ ;or the glort tous principles of
.Ils. me Union partys Remember this, and
vote the full Union ticket.
~ Ti,s such gallant spirits. as
SS,I Sot. tho Ee onnfnS Col. Frost, and thou
1.lll stlups u Others, who now sleep in the
" aEt1s 1i!s o5 =, 95,aeath-mourned by the people
ot ~ tne STATE, their wives widowed, and
!f0ns she1sI s.Il cnInorea orphaned, for the glos
rlo9s PElnt Sles ofthe Union party, and
yoIe the 9le Union ticket. ia
Z "a 49l mug, that II Is, the mprderers
91 tnese gal ant spirits for whom the
OF our State are now en-
1lsleu ~ apq az ar, trying to place in power.
ticket. \,
l Hsmernoer, that the econservatiyep par
y that t4 now trying TO gain the con-
tfol OF ourSns State, Is composed ofthe
men Whol9pposed It's Organization and
were 1ts yfYoYsS enemies. Remember
this and vote tls Union ticket.
Amertcan Securities Abroad.
Ets advtces f-cln Germany arelHery
innpoEtants Asleadlng house at Frank
fofs Rites a follows: .Notwithstand4
ing The, fact that foreign securities, gem
aralsg have an msintained their quota
tom this week, there has been a very
severe depression in the United States
90 bonds, and this, too. in the face of
taHoIRhle reports for the bonds from
the United Statess and also favorable
lnteLl = sa genee With respect to the finances
OF that country,
Political differences, however. are
thnugh by capitalists here to out
weigh even these 1datterine prospects
Tor ret what appear to be snch), and
hence they have neglec tie i fayorite
i5+20s Rltp gethe this week, leaving the
market in the hands of sbe6ul lators,
ssho sScceed il, toteing the dtotations
yli5t w e nave heard of no purchases for
estment, and until confidence re-
wives, 1t Is use less to look for any, The
political dtfaeu ties in,the United States
are now slch that only a settlemelt
upon e pure SGT tisfa story basis to both
paftaeS can nimpart q feeling of stability
to the. German markets. t5.7i's
HESSS
abundant, which ftict Il all the more
favorable to d rising market when once
the tide Of gdistrnst has beGn fairly
Paris letters tep6rta q feeling Of Rreat
heaytne5s upont the SBourse, because OF
an utter feeling OF indifference tosope-
EhLlOu5sEfislsa ~ ttGesfl ~ e Illffi-If
tho probable rest OF 3ifha 90 ton crop
OF Am erica, which questfo ION &c regards a
vital one, says: Afhe observatfonsl OF
DR.. Forbes (while IN this conntrJl Fwerts
OF 9 more careful 6haFaGtaf than til iose
that have been pt1 for tE6 since, ia con-
trad1ct cttona The IifReS does not believe
IN q crop muchrR above the estimate OF
Dr. Forbes-l, ,S7O, 600 bales. 7
The STATE OF BiEsiE1tNa AZ Ttii q
soUrH-As gentleman,w who was a resi-
dent of New Orleans before the war,
and who has travelled excessively in
the South since It's close writing from
that city to the Missouri DemocratI,
gives a fearful picture of the effect Of
the Presidents policy! He says 1
"My journey usually lies through
sissippi. i meet with all 5cial se5 III pao1
pie, high and low, rich and poor, and
keenly Observe the phases Of public
feeling. 1t Is surprising to me, latter
the fearful favages and misery
caused by the late war, that Southern
men should not desire peace; but, fns
flated with Andrew Johnson's p0iicy.
they breathe war to the knife. and ti1es
great majority firmly believe 5fhht.
should the next Congress not at onc6
admit Southern represent tatiyes. Z. the
power of the Executive, backed mn by
Grant and the Federal army, viii be
used TO dissolve Cong gressss and an cleo
ton for my. policy, candf fdates win be
ordered, and the triumph will be com.
plete. Such, I pledgeim word. is the
prevailing opinion. An, n,ex-confederate
captain said to me in YIcksburR tLet
Andy. blow his horn, and we will rally
round, and by rapine and edeyasfaffbn
repay the North for what we have qlif-
fered, = The state of things hsrelfS VieSry
sad. No. Union man sho Ia
avow his feelings is safe IN every hos
tel > on steamboat, car, Tor elseghefe
sgag. is the talk, and the tefnf rYankeel
implies all that rs 6diouS ana base j
was and am to-day wei inclined, ia the
Southern peoples ibut1 cannot disguise
Tor myself the dreadful condition, OF Ii.
fairs at the present time. n sifi6eFelV .
trust q kind Providence viii cafrv
the nation safely through this crisis. %
Is ID" - ~ ~
y = Meeting OF Ohfo WOOL SsS6SSiaesfi,st. :
D The Ohio Wool Growers ISOLATION
had q meeting at Dayton, on yyednas&.
day night, when the flowing resoln,
tions were adopted, afier an animate
discussions, nsie igtsiii f0gl 81 ili7f E.
ResoIged, That the expetfenSa ana ID.
yelopments OF, the current seasonscon
arm. US in the views heretofore express.
ed, shat the measures set on foot 4 the
tSyracuse, New York, ConYenioH, last
Decamher, were well chosen, aud Il
fairly carried out, WillIbe most likely q
leadfto satisfactory results. e194
ResottedSS The present and Pfosps Ave
burdens nPonii Anne can la b0r. and pro
duce entitIe us to such legislation as
shalt secure to American products thS
benefit of the American market, a
against foreign labor and foreign pro:
du6tionssssS q 8 ~ ~ g. s
Resotued, That the terms trr agreed lIs reed upon +
In the adjustment of the woolltarfff bJ
the joint Committee of fsWoOls groWeTs
and'Woo1, manufacturers, are both Just
and polite, and we desire to have thC
same embodied in the general tariff
laws OF the counkfy.-