The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-03

Iri0nO Wrlting TO us sdyo'
81 telegraphed you yesterday that we
had carried the township. To-day !
send you the vote. 1t was the largest
ever polled in Ten-Mile township. We
elected all our men except Treasurer.
There was q most determined effort on
the part of the Radicals to win the day,
and their dismay at the result can well
be imagined. We have great reason to re-
joice. After three years of constant de-
feat to turn the tables on them so COM
pletely, is more than the most sanguine
hoped for. If ever q party deserved
success for their earnest work ina cause,
| it is the Conservative party of Ten
Mile township; their effort has been
nObly rewarded. hope We may have
as good results from other townships
where the Radicals have been hereto
fore successful"
With the same efforts that were made
in Ten.Mile, every township in the
county can be carried for the Conserva-
tives, except Eagle. The people are
moving in every direction against the
present enormous taxation. We doubt
not that it has been manifested in all
the others, and that the expensive des-
potism that is now crushing the coun-
try, is about to be visited with sud-
den and violent overthrow.
MORE DEMOCRATIC V1cToRIEs.-Our
readers probably remember the summa-
ry manner in which large number of
the citizens of Calhoun county were
stricken from the Registrars Books.
The unlawful despotism has had its
effect. At the recent election the Con-
servatives carried every township in
the county. aaE f..- .s.st
DODDRIDGE CoUNTY.-We are inform
ed that the reaction has taken place in
Dodridge county. Last year the Radicals
carried West Union township, and this
year it goes Conservative. Grant town
ship, which last year was Radical, now
gives q Conservative majority of two
to one. And McElroy township, which
gave Radical majority last year, now
elects the Conservative ticket by three
to one majority. "The sober second
thought of the people is always right"
and we advise bond holders, shoddyites
and government'speculato with their
high taxes, to "prepare for the wrath to
come" ..,....
RANDOLPH COUNTY-STILL ANOTHER
Notwithstanding Gov. Bore
mans pimps struck off 1872 Conserva-
tives from among tn. best men of Ran
dolph county, they have elected five or
six Conservative Supervisors in the nine
townships in that county. In Beverly
township, where particular pains had
been taken to strike off enough Con
servatives to enable the Radicals to
carry the township, six Conservative
and two Radical officers were elected.
The Bogus Major" the President of
the Board of Registration that has COM
mitted so many outrages in that county,
was q candidate for Supervisor and
Magistrate, too, and was BEATEN FOR
BOTH. The Clerk of the Board was q
candidate for Justice and he, too, was
beaten. Their iniquities are coming
home to them quicker than they ex-
pected.
The Buffalo Independent comes out
this week with an old fashioned Demo-
cratic rooster at the head Of its columns,
and crows most Justify over our victor
les in the Kanawha Valley. Speaking
of the Putnam county election it says !;
Buffalo, Union and Hutton townships
made party issue, and elected full
set of sound Democrats to all the offices,
except the Clerk and Supervisor OF Buf-
falo township. The above three town
ships were all strongly Rad. last fall.
Grant, Curry and Scott townships did
not run but one ticket, the Democratic
element refused to take any part, hence
our Supervisors will stand Demo
Gratis three, RAIDS. three. Mason
county has gone largely Conserya-
tive, Kanawha county went Con-
servative wherever they made
o party issue. The Democratic consti-
tutional gospel victory has been so over
whelming in Kanawha Valley, that we
feel lustifiable in exhibiting the chicken
that laid the prophetic egg inscribed
Gods arenging srOrd wlH soon .fdU upon
the Radicals" 1t does our very soul
good to know that better feeling is
among our neighbors; capitalists are
now disposed to go to work, rerenge is no
longer the cry, but reconciliation is
now the watch word. Good and COM
petent men are elected to office with
prospect of looking into the wherea-
bouts Of the money due our school fund.
Treason and abolitionism are at dis
connt and conservatism demands pre-
MUM.
White men are determined to rule
this country. Let every true patriot
who favors constitutional liberty do all
in his power to promote the cause.
In another place the same paper has
the following: sg.s ..a.s.r.l
WHITE MEN VICToRIoUs.-Graham
township, in Mason county, elected
their Supervisor, G. w. Moredock, Dem
ocrat, over Lowther, Mongrel, by ma
jority of 159, and Robert Hannah for
Justice of the Peace, over A. j. Hill, by
majority of l20. For Treasurer, Mar
tin L. Smith was elected over George
Wilding by vote of Gl For Township
Clerk, James w. Kelly (white) over
Richard Walters by majority of lO3.
For Constable, Henry Fry was elected
over NJ. Grayham by SO votes.
This township last year defeated
G. w. Moredock for the same office he
will this year so ably fill. Hence we
see quite change.
Other reports, of similar purport,
though less minute, reach us from other
quarters of the State. The unavoida-
BILE inference to be drawn from these
elections is that Radicalism is rapidly
on the decline in our midst. The days
of bondage have been long and dark,
but the hour of deliverance surely
comes. 1t is not necessary to make o
practical application of the recent ex-
pressions of popular sentiment, to that
played out functionary, the Governor
of West Virginia. While prostituting
his Office in the interests of his party,
and working out the system of disfran-
chisement to which his life has been
devoted, he has also wrought his own
political ruin so plainly that it needs no
pointing out. The handwriting on the
wall needs no interpreter. His destiny
is clear a1d inevitable, like that of his
prototype, proud, self-sufficieht, heart
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