The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-22
90 VinInlnEena.

The Pittsburgh Republic says that
the silver Mining Company OF that city
operating in Jackson county, West Vir-
giniR, have found rock yielding $40 10
the ton. and are confident Of striking a
richer vein.
Marshall College, Cabell county, the
seat ofthe State Normal School Is of
fered, by its present owner, Mrs. salina
C. Mason, for s, 900. Extensive COIL COIL
mittees we're appointed at me SsoIL{
held on the 2lst ult. at CaDeh - tts
House, to solicit subscriptions H0A 80
purchase. -..,.,-,ss,s
The KanaWha Republican thinks II
will look rather curious at the sessions
~ The Federal Court and State Circuit
CONT In Charleston, TO see lawyers adj
E,i,ted TO practice in the one who are
debsrred from the other. It ought not
to look so very curious TO States.rlghts
rebel lawyers.
The Buckhannon Advocate noticing
Fred. Douglass lecture in wheeling,
remarks that surely tunes are changing
when man OF his color Is SO well re-
ceived and countenanced BY large
and intelligent audience in West VIZ
KLQLAs II QIEbuLuG6 AUHk 6AAA- J SS-AS
/ many who listened and were pleased,
| would have secuted the idea. tits very
safe to presume SO, seeing that Hor-
ace Greeley, Cassius II. Clay, and even
Thomas n. Benton spoke here under
circumstances of more or less excite
ment few years ago, and that he-
publican meeting was broken up by
| mob. Considering the experiences OF
the past, the ddVoeate PhilosoPhically
remarks that ''the safer plan ust now
.'is, to read more, talk less, and reflect
Carefully, making no rash resolves
that we will not submit to this or that,
''fOr we NAV be more degraded and
"more seriously incommoded by living
tout those resolves than by the other
method"
Brother Northcott, of the harrisburg
Telegraph, INDUCES in some plain talk
to his friends and patrons, and the pub
lie generally of Harrison county, in his
last issue. He informs them that II
they want him to continue the publtca-
| ton ofthe Telegraph they mist respond
10 his struggling exertions and heIp
keep ii going, otherwise he shall aban-
don the enterprise and betake himself
to something at which he can make
bread for his children. The General Is
! right. No man owes the efforts he Is
making to get ont good paper to an
unappreciative community.
Speaking OF the proposed editorial
meeting at Parkersburg on the 18th
the Clarksburg Conservative, edited BY
the renegade Cooper, late Of the rebe
army, and before that Of the State o
Pennsylvania, says:
i "While we are Indifferent to an!
time, place or object Of any meeting o
degraded egr0-iO0rshiPpeTS of this Of
any other State, we have enough OF oil
mother Ewes curiosity in our compost
ton to wonder what Is the object OF tn /
meeting"
Some correspondent of the INTELLI
oENcER professed not long ago to hav,
his feelings hurt at the application o
the term Comprehend" to certain per
SONS calling themselves Democrats
We wonder what that correspondent
and others similarly sensitive, think o
the prOprlety of the term .'degradeC
negro worshippers," as applied by
traitorous eseapader from the State, ant
by one who for years was n colleague il
i rebellion with those who are now bid
ding as high, or as low, II the term suit
better, for the negro vote OF Virgins
and the South as they once bid for tn
same support in arms at the close @
their miserable failure. Degraded ne
gro-Worshippers" we should thinl
would apply to those who but yes
terday were trying to reduce the negr
7 to perpetual slavery, and yet to- da
( have their arms about his neck in til
hope OF securing his vote.