The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-18
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The majority for a convention in
Maryland is 10, 600. = = 81 II ID I +
Chief Justice Chase does not enjoy
the frapking privilege, Persons;send-
ing him applications FOR Registers in
Bankruptcy will bear in mind, and
ythusisHye thaiKspapersr from. going to
the Dead Letter Office. lssW .oLt0 7
as7-R Rsyerdyl Johnson declines to5act as
counsel for Georgia In the matter Of the
Supreme Court injunction. = He says
success will do the South no good, and
1 that IL Is useless to agttate the subject,
~ y; Tn The Richmond Hq,ars1 thinks the
pardon business will be the least cred
| tftable, part OF the admintstrati on OF Mr..
| Johnson, becauSeiit takes SO many rad
ical names to get one through!os
2 frazer, Trenholm A. Co.. of Charles
ton, s. G., ofuwhichl the late confedpr-
ate ssetetary ok the Treasury Is . mem mem
her, and Lafitte, their agent. at Nassau
during the war. have been not tJ6ed TO
lappeHr before the id lei aTyi Gommtftee
at Washington, tOigfYes testimOnyIrela-
tive to thaabusiness of bloc ckadeit run
ming and the assets Of thF firm remain
ing at the close OF the war, ,ii',l, 7 = .e =.
II EIH .hrdaf 10 relihVa thedsuHerihe
people in North and South Carolina,
Geperpr SlclIes lhas issued an order
prohibiting Imprisonment for, debt, ex-
I eapt In cases tof conviction for fraud,
uspending execution of judgments for
a year. and7 mRkfng wages for labor a
lien on the crops. ,,.-...,s 80 -, -
taT- Another disputed question is about
to! be added to those which have plzzled
historians for ages. .riWho started sthe
project Iof impeaching the Ptesident 2
The ,Kennebec Journal publishes d
letter from Washington, ,saSiRg that
,nlthe sepseless cry Of i1peaeh ehmentT Tor!
gthated with a man In that cityGwho is
.noted'tor nothing sOimueh as he is for
l.mSpolitical Inconsistency and the alac-
ritysWtth which he sells himself to the
/ highest bidder Who Is he? ~ 5Unfor-
tunately the sdescrip ptionSgiven. applies
to SO many politicians intWashington
and else where, as to render his ideiititi7 :
cation inpussi bic. But what VIII Gov.
Boutwell,, and Gen. Butler and Wendell
Phttltps, and above ALL Ashley, say 10
this attempt to rob them of their leSpe-
.cial thnnder2, Oanthey peaceably sub
init to this felonFous proceeding on the
/ part of this anohy ymous Washington
political YhirligfgS Col. Forney, too,
may feel, his laurels imperiledl Htaia !
The Repuh hlican Congressional Com
lmittee, which holds permanent session
in Washington, is giving special atten-
ttion to the organization of the party in
the Southern States with a view Ito
coming elections. Books have been
opened in which a record. is made of
the menin every locality who favor the
views OF the party as represented in
Congress, and steps are taken to organ
ize everywhere energetic, active and
ZellouS 4cOmmittees,-so that, as the
Washington CAToRicLe remarks; long
before the next Presidential election
there will scarcely be a hamlet in the
South that will not be placed in direct
and daily communication with the
Committee Documents are also dis
tribnted, not only on the subject OF re-
constt1t and in support of the
policy and action Of Congress, but in
favor of the high protective views 0T
the Penhsylv ylvania amanufacturets. Ar
raugements are also to be made for lee
| lures, speeches, pamphlets and other
forms Of appeal TO the people. In all
parts of the South, and by speakers
and writers OF all classes. A great deal
Of money is needed for the prosecution
Of this gigantic labor, for which, the
Committee look to the party through
out the North. ftltr fit'H e7ti5t,iz-.sl1y'