The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-09
ELECTION RETURNS.
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Daniel PolsleSi ....,, ll5 John IA. Obey. ....69
STATE SENATE, TrH DISTRICT.
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SHERIFF.
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r CLERK OF oIRCUTT COURT. 90
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RECORDER.
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY!
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j. n. Robinson. ... III g. a. Nc Clung......e 90
Owen iDufiy ...........llS samuel Rader......72
What the People Meant In the Late
49, Elections. -
The New York Post, paper that
strongly inclined for good while to
support Mr.. Johnson's policy, and that
went with him until. discovering that
there was no hope of saving him from
his fell purpose of war upon the Union
men of the country IN the interests of
the rebels, comments as follows upon
thevote oflast Tuesday: nuaas
1.-THE vote means that the people still
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TRAITORS should be punished and trea-
son must be made oCiiouB;" they still
hold as they did in 1854, in the words of
Mr.. JoInson,s "the old rulers of the
South must be put aside and new men
brought forward" They still believe,
in the words of Mr.. johnson, .'.Ioyai
men ought to rule, wherever they are
found" They will not trust the Gov
ernment in tile hands of party leaders
who during the war were against the
Union, and who now everywhere where
they have power and influence nomi-
nate and elect such men as Fernando
Wood, Chanler, Brooks, John Norris
sey, &c. 1881 ft 30 20 39 fai
The elections ought to attract atten-
ton in the Southern States. They
show the temper and determination of
the Northern people, just as much as
tho elections of 1854. If the Southern
leaders had submitted Immediately
after those elections they might have
obtained other terms than they after
wards got, and saved their States many
ruinous losses. They chose, however,
to be obstinate, and fight it out to the
bitter end. Let them not repeat that
blunder now. If they accept the
amendment they will obtain security
now, which they may vainly seek after
u while.o ffs, - 10 i3fa tn+J EEr+
Rolling Mill and Nail Works down AT
.ar. m RellRtre. ,7l,llI.
The st. Clairsville Chronicle ofLyester-
day contains the following notice of a
new rolling mill project entertained
down at Bellaire: ,,ts,.ti i..,,-. . ~.
f'We are glad to learn that the pro-
ject of blishing an extensive rolling
mill and nail works at Bellaire will be
carried through successfully. Enough
stock has beenisubscribed to insure It's
success, and the work will be prosecu-
ted vigorously. = =. Is5tsf I'D cI
fireworks will be located on the farm
of MIR. VIM. G. Barnard, at the upper
end of the town. Mr.. Barnard is a heavy
stockholder. The balance of the stock
Will be owned exclusively by the oper-
atiYes. About 300 men will be en-
ployed, coming mainly from the La
Belle Iron Works, Wheeling, and from
lStenbenville and Pittsburgh. i-s,.g ~.
| This is an important enterprise to the
people of this county, 1t will bring
into the county hundreds of the very
best kind of men, who will give re-
newed activity to the growth and
wealth and enterprise of the county,
and especially to the town of Bellaire.
a project is on foot to build large
number of dwelling houses in Bellaire,
TO be occupied by the population these
iron works will bring in. Now, let the
holders of lots be liberal and reason
able, and a mighty impetus can be
ty of Bellair. l7.ls
There is every inducement,to capital
lists to establish manufactures in Pease
and Pultney Townships. If money
can be realized in Wheeling, where the
taxes are twice as great, surely more
money can be made on Investment on
this side the river. so. III -. l,.,fT ! !. J5T
1t is expected that the mill will be
completed by the first of May next. - }
Another SixGy-day RiI Protested.