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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-10

Tribute of Respect 20 the Late Judge
bunker

Tribute OF ReSpect 20 the Late Judge
Bunker.
Al meeting Of large number OF the
citizens or Pendleton county, W. Va,
and the members Of the bar practicing
in the Circuit Court Of said county, al
the Court House of said county, Henry
Il. Masters, ESQ, was called to the
chair, who In au eloquent aud most
feeling manner announced 10 the lurge
and Intelligent cOHcOurse of people then
Assem- bled, the object OF the meeting,
to.wil: That on tue 9th OF Novem her
last, L. c. Bunker, Judge of this Court,
departed this life In Piedmont, Mineral
county, and that We meet to consider of
said untimely demise. Whereupon, on
motion, the said chairman appointed Il
committee, consisting OF the following
members of the bar, to.wil: W. II, II,
Flick, Il. D. Hill, Joseph Sprigg, Geo.
A. Blukelnore aud ]. G. Isenberg, on
whom WAS conferred the duty OF pre-
pairing resolutions expressive Of the
kind feelings entertained by the cIti.
zens OfsAtd courtyard the members OF
the bar pructtclng at this Court.
SAID committee retired, and after a
short interval the chairman OF said com.
mittee reported TO said meeli NY the fol.
lowing resolutions, tO-wil:
|. ReS0LUed, That we have heard with
deep sorrow the uuliinely death of our
late worthy Judge, E.,g. Bunker.
2. ReSOLved, That from u close and
impartial notice hud on our part, OF tho
able and impartial manner In which
Judge Bunker discharged his duties US
Judge of the Circuit Court for this
county, we fear we shall not shortly
again behold his equal on the Bench.
8. ReSotTed, That the members ofthis
bur and officers OF the Court, wear the
usual badge OF mourning for thirty
days.
4. Resolved, That copy of the pre-.
amble and these resolutions be for.
warded by the Secretary OF this meet.
ing 10 the family of Judge Bunker.
with un assurance from the memb beers OF
the bar OF this Court and the large num-
Der Of citizens OF this county, that we
respectfully tender 10 said family the
heartfelt coincidence OF every member
ofthis meeting.
8. RESOLVED, That these resolutions
be entered OF record on the order book
ofthis Court, and be made part of the
records. .E
0. Resolved, That the proceedings Of
this meeting be published in the Wheel.
Ing lETELLIoENCER, and that the Baltl.
more, Richmond, and staunton papers
beTequested to copy the same.
W. H. II. FLICK,
X. D. HILL,
JOSEPH SPRI0u,
GEO. A BLAKEMoRE,
]. g. lsENBERG,
..u Committee.
II. Il. MASTERS, Chairman.
J, g, IsENBER0, Secretdru,
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DID.

=, uRAHAM-On thGOlh Instant, WILLIAM
y GRAHAM, hgcd Is cars, 2m0nihs nnI n
The funeral will ukr place from tho ns.
dence OF hl"unclr, WIN. u. Conner, on Mar.
shall street, Ceniio Wheeling, on We,lucs.
day, tho llth inst, nj 10 u. M. Ills friends
and tho friends N the mmlly atc Invited To
attend.
HoGE.on Monday morning, Dec, 9th. nj
to'clocE, DAVIDJ.u U, IloGG, aged is years,
Tho Funeral will take place from tho resi-.
dCncs NJ his parents, on the cast Eduof tho
Geek, near Zane SLrost lEIdgO, this tTues.
day afternoon, at three o'clock, Friends Of
tho family arc respectfully invited To attend.
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Robr CRANoLE, Esqr., requests US to
say thathe cannot accept the position
rendered him by the stockholders Of
the Agricultural Society, and must
therefore ask to be excused from ser.
vice in the Board. His name was an
nounced yesterday in the report of
Saturdays meeting,
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GENERAL SHERIDAN was banqueted
at Chicago one evening last week.
During the festivities he made the fol-
lowing speech: "You have got me on
my feet, but am afraid shull dIsap.
point you in the remarks shall make.
l am very sorry to say that, in tinan-
clal language, you have got me in n
tight point, and IN military language,
you have got me in tight place. l
have been in tight place before, but l
believe 1t is accorded to NE that got
out by doing considerable amount OF
swearing. As have stopped that bad
habit, 1 can only say tonight, gentle
men, am Obliged to surrender. [Ap.
plnuse. But, inasmuch NJ have sur.
rendered, can assure you had rather
surrender here In Chicago than In any
other place In the world. But before I
surrender, want to propose the health
Ofthe Board OF Trade of the city OF Chi
cage; they were the loyal hearts at
home that were supporting the loyal
hearts In the ileld.n
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SENATOR DRAKE OF Missouri, has
published AN able vlndication OF Con.
gress, in the form of a letter TO the Hon.
Reverdy Johnson, reviewing the rela.
lions Of the conquered States to the
Federal Government, and showing both
the justice and the expediency OF the
plan.adopted by Congress for their res.
toratIon. AT the close no offers this
cold comfort to the Democrats, who are
rejoicing over the result OF the recent
elections:
The net Democratic gain In the recent
elections, 10 iar HI National politics are
concerned, Is one United States Senator.
Al thiarAte, with but eleven Democrats
and JohnsOnitea now In the Senate 10
start with, how many yenrs will II take
TO overthrow tho Republican ascend.
anoy there3 More perhaps, Mr.. John.
son, than you or may live. And until
that RsGendancy iBOVeTcone, what hope
IA there OF Southern rebels and
Northern Democrats (pdr mobile
Jratrum!) gaining control Of the
Government7 Meantime, what be.
comes OF reconstruction II marches
alrAight on 10 completion un.
der the acts Of Congress a. they are,
negro suffrage and all. There Is not Il
Republican senator who would dare
even II he wiAhed-to vote for their 70.
peal or for any retToRrade movement
from the DoaillOns they have taken In
them. The recent elections, therefore,
have n0RGlid comfort for you, nor do
they lniimid1ieO or diScOurnRetrne Rad.
icals anywhere. Men who stand up
for principle M they do. are not dis,
mayed Ut disconnected by casual and
Temporary reYGrNeE, but rather gpurred
70 more TesoluLe battle for the right"
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Messrs. Hubbard and Polsley voted
against the impeachment bill in Con.
gress on Saturday. Mr.. Kitchen, the
member from the Third district, is de.
tanned at his home by illness In his
family, and consequently did not vote.
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DIR. JESSE P. JuDKINs, the well.
known Cincinnati physician, whose
death was noticed last week in the dis
patches, was born over at Mt, Pleasant,
in the year 1915. His father was like.
wise noted medical man.
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MRS. w1NsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP.
FOR CHILDRGR TEETHINe.


GREATLY FACILITATES THE PRO
reducing all Inflammation allay ALL
PAIN and spasmodic action, and Is
sure TO Regulate the bowels.
Depend upon II, mothers, 1t will give rest
70 yourselves, and - -
Relief and Health 10 Your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for
years, and CAN SAY IN CoNPIpENCE AND
TRUTH oft what we have never been able
10 say OF any other medicine-Nerer has q
Bhtled IN a Single IIltdnee 70 Eject Cure,
when Timely used. Never did we know an
instance OF dlSsal islactlon by any one who
used Il. On the contrary, all are delighted
with Its operation, aud speak In terms OF
commendatlon OF ltS magical effects and
medical virtues. We speak In tins matter
WHAT WE Do KNOW after years Of ex.
perlence, and Pledge our Reputation Jor ne
FautLHtent Of tphdt De here declare: In almost
every instance where the lnIhnt Is suffering
from pain and exhaustion, relief will DO
syrup Is administered,
bottle.
Be sure aud call for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup"
having the fac-simile OF COURTS 4 PER
K1he,t on the outside wrapper. All Others
arc base limitations. - =
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only So cents per Bottle.
2l5 Fnlton Street, New YORK,
10 High Holborn, London, England,
Al 1t Paul Street, Montreal, Canada.
huH2B-eOd6m
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TIE New York Tribune favors the
appropriation by Congress of a good
"round sum for the establishment OF
"model farms in various parts of the
"south." The idea Is an excellent one
for Congress. That institution has
been at It's wits end. lately, because
there is nothing remaining to which II
has not appropriated a good round
"sum." Undoubtedly, Mr.. Greeley is
deserving of thanks for having sug-
gested that there Is yet a way in which
Congress may waste II lew more hun
dred thousands OF dollars.
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TIE Boston Advertiser CRepublican)
says: "The trial of Jefferson Davis,
either threatened. actual or postponed,
has become Il disgrace 10 the nation.
The country has become disguised with
the vacillating course pursued in this
matter, and 1t Is safe to say that at this
late day 1t is impossible TO take any
action which shall not be Objectionable
in many resnects.
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II. II. MASTERS, Chairman.
J. @. IsENBERG, Secretary.

THE Chicago Tribune, OF Saturday,
has over eleven columns of fine print,
which It Introduces with the following
flaming headlines: 1.-THE Illinois In.
sane Asylum-Important Report OF tho
Legislative Investigating Committee
The Charges OF CrIelLyAnd Corruption
Against the Management-Astonnding
Evidence OF Brutality to InmRtes-P Pa.
tients Knocked Down and Beaten,
Kicked, Dragged About by the Heels,
HAndcuffed and Otherwise Outrageous,
ly Maltreated." The evidence present.
ed in the report shows that some ofths
1893 patients in the Insane Asylum at
Jacksonville have been treated with
hoartless cruelty. The head OF the In.
stlIutlon, DR.. Mcfarland, has hitherto
borne high professional reputation.
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Tng FIncastIe tvn,) Herald Ia credit.
ed with the following remarkable item:
"Ehwnrd Watts, u son OF Colonel j. q.
SperTy, Of BotetOurl county, has had
the pleasure of seeing mud convcrSlng
With his father, grandfather, great
grandfather and great-preat. grandfath.
or, all living nj tbs Same tlme.n
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P0tersburE tobacco Market.

Ff0nI @e Richmond Dipdtch ofth" M.
Receipts Of hORShsNds very light.
Loose tobacco hhS arrived very freely.
Good 10 tine Tugs, ~ 10 10 5000; good
leaf, 70 10 Is; very good leaf, $40 10 $l2;
line shipping and manufacturing, Sl8
to $40,
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TUESDAY MORNING, DhC. 10.

GEN. KELLEY has appointed Eugene
List as Deputy U. s. Collector for
Wood county. ~. Y
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Anew York newspaper wastes good
deal of Ink ind space In attempting to
explain "why tho Italian patriots fail.
ed" The explanation Is very simple.
These gentlemen failed for tho same
reason that j. Wilkes Booth, and other
individuals have faIlad,-and that is,
because the world no longer recognizes
moOS and nSsasSlns IA the instruments
Of freedom.
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rHE New York Nation, In timely
article on tho Public Conscience, y
calls attention to the taot TINT our in.
dehledness is not only fur lighter deb,
than the English have borne unflInch.
ingly for hundred yenrs, but is "a far
lighter debt than the Dutch have borne
without u murmur for two hundred
yenrs without extraordinary resources,
without increase Of population, with.
Out any great political future. They
have never sought To Wrigglo out Of Ii,
or evhds II, or twist the letter OF their
own laws for the confusion OF those
who trusted them. There never has
been great party among them In favor
OF any such dodge or device"
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Torrent.

HNHE STORE ROOMS LA1ELY occp.
pied y Seurge X n. y 4 81; and j,
inAnt rooms finished. Good OIL ca m becond
story, and good rooms for othOs pufn1SlA M
second and third story In good ufdor. Pos-
Nt.aion given Immediately. ~
Many budding lots aud dwelling houses iof
hllle IN the Sixth Ward, on reasonable tefnik
Once, No. nsx Main StTeet. above Non.
roe, mp staifs :, febs.tf
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Mr.. DENT, of the Swami House at
Parkersburg, has purchased the spen-
Ger House, and proposes to run them
both.
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or No notice will be taken OF communi
cations not accompanied by TO ponkible
name. Tie name will 10 considered cond-
Dental, but must In nll cases accompany let
tefN rs B gnntnnLee OF good NTH. !.
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THE TITLE TO HARpER's FERRY
Attorney General Stunbery has had
under consideration, for some time, the
question whether the Government
holds possession of Harper's Ferry In
fee simple, or merely In trust Tor the
specific use OF an armory and no other.
He says, In an official communication,
that the trust or use declared In favor
OF the United States, is not confined TO
any specific purpose or object. The
Government has had absolute and un-
disturbed use and possession Of the
property for seventy years, and there
Is no doubt, on examination Of the
statutes of Virginia, that 1t held per-
feet title. The question was raised by
the descendants OF the original pro-
prietors, that the property reverted TO
them, owing to the United States aban-
doning The property for arnIory pur-
poses, and on this question, the opinion
OF the Attorney General was rendered.
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THE HEALING POOL,

AND HOUSE OF MERCY, ~
! HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS
for YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF SOIL
tube, and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
and create impedimonts 10 MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief Sent in sealed en-
velopes, nee Of charge, Address, DR.. ].
ss,KILLIN HopaHToN, Howard ASocIa-
sept2i.Smdaw.
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DURING last year, says the report Of
the Secretary OF the Interior, 7,Oil ,1iI.5O
acres of the public domain were dis.
posed Of, as follows:
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THE king OF Prussia has called Baron
Rothschild OF Frankfort to the Upper
House Of the Prusslnu Diet, but in
hungary, as well as In many parts of
Germany, an impossible social barrier
is still kept up 10 the injury of the
Jews. Clubs are closed to them, !, and
they are snubbed ut every public cere.
mony. In Russia they are not muir.
dered "Sin Moldo.waIlachIa, but social
equality is altogether refused them,
and amongst the Poles, themselves n
perSecuIed race, the fate OF the Jews Ia
worse than In other parts OF Russia.
klns Frederick William has set nm ex.
nxmpIe which required, despite the ne.
culiar wealth OF the new peer. no iIt,I.
moral courage, and the Jews far and
near will profit by IL,
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Public Sale Of Billiard Table,
SElzED AS THE PROPERTY OF aEo.
~ 3, HOS tof the nnn.paymentof Reyenue
i d one Billiard Table, which viii b0 Sold n
IVY, ruDLio auction, Tor cash. on SATURDAY, the
M, NJ tho residence Of the Hon. Geo. NJ.
Thompson, near wheeling.
WHExLIso, lee. :, 1851. dscS.Id
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1twould seem from these figures that
Cincinnati is cheaper market than
Wheeling. Can any one give good
reason why such state of things
should exist?
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AN OLD ENEMY AT OUR DooRs.-
Speaking OF the irlghtrul cholera NOR.
tally on board a Bremen vessel ar
riviPg on Friday, the New York World
reminds us that
"wintry winds will not certainly
shield US against the disease should il
once be planted In this city. It has
landed inslduously In New Orleans,
raising the daily death rate Of that city
to higher average than was reached
during the lnte reign OF the yellow
fever. Once before, we are now In
formed by medical authorities who
have studied its progress, II started
from the city OF Rome, moved along the
great highways across the mountains
into Switzerland, was carried into Ant
werp by.a company Of Swiss emil
grants, and arrived here In the steamer
City Of Cork.
With snch "reminiscences and later
discoveries OF the character OF the dis
ease TO enllghten them, tho Metropolitan
Board OF Health and all officials con-
cerned ought to succeed In keeping the
ogre away at this time from our doors"
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wHEAToNs oINTMsNr VIII surO tho
Itch. .i.I7-f rfr 9f7itiit5.
wHEAroN's OINTMENT viii cure Salt
Rheum. ,rpdt5i I.
VIBRATIONS oINTMENTcures old Sores.
VIBRATIONS OINTMENT cures all Dis
eases OF the Skin. t.t
prlee @ cents; BY mail 60 oeats. An Drug
giSts it
wEEKs 4 POTTER, Boston. prOprie,Ou.
teplB.eodly
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Coop READERS SoARoH.-A late nun.
Der of the Pail Mall 9aseae declares
that educated men 10 England, as a
rule, are unable 70 read prayers and
chapters Of the Bible decentIy, Tor tho
very simple reason that, ss a rule, they
cannot read aloud anything whatever
In a clear, unaffected and Ineligible
manner. II continues;
Take a score Of the head bows nj
Rtou, Ut Westminster, or Rugby: OF
any other public school; or score Of
fresh bachelors Of arts ut Oxford or
Cambridge; or n score of gentlemen
assembled In any dra 9ing.foom, and
set them 70 read aloud q few chap.
ters OF q novel, or history. or
an essay, and observe the result, Per.
haps not one out OF the score will get
through with the task without mum.
bling, bad emphasis, slovenlLness, or
nervousness, or Adeclation, 30 that his
earenahall be at once pleased and In.
structed. -Ti'fI
These are sweeplng assertions, but
probably true. II Is doubtful II the
same general rule does not hold good
here. Elocution is not always given
the prominent place 1t deserves In our
system Of instruction. A simple and
pleasant school Of practice "a the read.
Ing circle, and the long winter evenings
now drawing on offer opportunities for
pastime which Is useful as we'll aS
agreeable.
THs report oil the Postmaster Gen.
eral shows that the amount received
from the sale Of stampa last year was
sis, 4Ol ,O6S. The whole revenue Of his
department was over flfteen million
dollars, or about forty cents for every
man, woman aud child in the country.
The vilely abused Iran king privilege
costs 100000 year. Five million
three hundred and twelve thousand
four hundred and Que letters were sent
to foreign countries during the year,
and 4,9s5,s3s were received from
abroad; so that the rest OF the world
owes US few letters. During the year,
1905 postmasters have resigned. and
S,4i4 have been removed. Free delIv.
cry by carriers is in operation in forty.
seven cities and pays Its expenses. One
Thousand two hundred and twenty.
four money.order offices ARE now In
operation; 46S have been established
during the year; 474, 400 orders were Is.
sued, representing over nine millions
of dollars, and an average sum a little
over $40. The profits or this depart.
ment last year were 81, 26U. Mr.. Ran.
dali expects 10 receive Sl6,O OO, 600 next
year. and to spend So, 00O, 900.
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TIE Cincinnati Gd:ette of the Sd In.
slant gives list Of prices of articles of
family consumption, for the week pre-.
ceeding. L quotes:
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AEEwi aUEsTIoNs, RRIEaD.

what makes your Hair 10 boautifuis Is
$1,000 a1.ss ~-f Oh Of Grapevine
whatglyes your Hair ita glopy iusirsi i.
What gives Life and orovth TO your Halr'
what removes the pandnf, : S'rN''',
OH OF Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation is counterieltedS
w OH Of Grapevine.
Who are the only Pppneton Of
OIL Of Gmpeyinef
LAUGHLIN, SMITH a CO.,
hepie No. u Main st., Wheeling.
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Ron Rent.

THE DESIRABLE STORE ROOM ON
MonfoeA lleels nexl 70 Adams ErpIoss
ntnce, ~ present occuple by I 4. Hawioy,
Possession eiyenls Of Apfil next Apply
.,.ass.s 3. W. PAXTON,
decl.lwe atPaxton 4 ugIahayS.
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WHEELING lNTELLlGENCER.
MORNING EDITION.

II n IL NJ -.
1NvARIABLY'IN ADVANCE.
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HATES OF ADvERTIsING.

DAILY-one square, j insertion. ......-sI 90
week-.,...........,. 3 90
iM monas............. 3 90 90
Special notices, per square,
each insertion, observation-disclosures, I %
Local notices, per line, each
insertion ................,...,......... ID
WEEKLY-0ne square, insertions. 90
kanh additional insertion, 30
Local notices, per line,
f-HAa each insertion. ........,..,..,. 20
RB- Ten lines or lesA make square.
MARRIAGES AND FuREIlAL NorfCEs, 40
eta., when under six lines.
simple announcements Of Deaths, gratis.
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.1,OII,I4.N

This quantity exceeds that disposed
OF during the previous year by 2,4ll,.
500 acres. The cash receipts of the Of.
flee from sales and fees of various
kinds amounted to 81, 81. 1852 So, sum
greater than that received the previous
year by more than half million dol.
lars. The Secretary favors the policy
OF putting the Indians on reservations
aside from the great routes Of travel,
and Of protecting, educating and aiding
them In self.maintenanCe. He thinks
Il Is cheaper to feed than to fight them.
During the year there were 1l,655
patents Issued.
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National Bank Of west Virglnia
WheslInE aad lIarletla rnenet.

- The flne Glde.wheel passenger
w steamer HALLIB v, Capt. Robt,
- Patterson, will leave Wheeling
every Tuesday, Thunday and Saturday nj
~ O'Clock. RIlrOceIye .fGeightA for Gal.
npqlis, and on Thursday for Cincinnati and
~ intermediate polnt. NJ
% sof neisns q psinsssa o 6RPy On beard
noXl2I No. 80 Monroe street
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9m8tni.


l0SE OF THR FINEST pwELl.rNa
W houses In the city. cantalnlngil ~ room.
with egury eanyeniGneo, dInaied on ihe
River Bank, IN llie "a Ward. nclSossion
given imuedlately, itrqulfed.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-02
The "HeraId's" Reply.

The Herald has visited us in time
with its "reply."
lst. And as we expected, it objects to
keeping standing army iu the South.
So did JEFF. Davis and the Southern Con-
federacy from the first. "Let as alone"
was then the cry, and now it is the same
Re certainly haze no right to govern these
Rebels and su6due their riots
I'd. A nice thing to bail jeff Davis.
Sd. We know nothing about that Suit
in Boston. We have heard of suit from
Oakland township Better talk about
something our people are acquainted with.
4th. If this war was not right we ar
responsible fo- this debt--if it was right
tlicn the Democratic party must take
the responsibility.
We are upon the side of the country
9th. Did the Editor of the Herald
think that if this is an assumed Congress
then, his nep appointment, must be q
gross assumption.
9th. History now written denies your
assertions on this point, and we can prove
the contrary by any Democratic paper
published dnring the war.