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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-07

PLACID rEx RErfRFp LIST
Breyes Major theodore Yates, Cap'a'n Thirty -frss
United sises Infantry, has been placed on tho list OF
the retired otcers OF In which the disability
resu,,s from long and faithful service injury
incidental thereto retired With tue full rank Of colonel
Brsyet Major W. q. Egeron. Captain Tsenty-nin,h
rn,ted ssasss infantry, has wholly retired from the
vice with ono years paw ami allowances.
pssi3Sso
The foliowine designations have been accepted FIRST
Iieutcnsnt Jphn " stephenson, SCI ens-cuth Unitsd
states infantry, November 4, 1857; First Lieutenant
Ralph Msxwei, Twentieth United states inlsntry, No
vemper 1, 1881: Second Lieutenant Frank r. Palmer.
Thlry.sxih Uuited states infantry October 30, 1857.
TROOPS.
One company Of tnfantry from Yorktown. ono from
LIBBY PRISON and three from IyuohbuYx hav. been
ordered 70 Washington for winter quarters. The Ave
companies will b. formed into batiaons, which will Dc
under the command Of Major Buel
AssISSEp.
special order has been issued from the war Depart
msnt directing following newly appointed assistant
urgsons report for here natter Indicated
A. b. Campbell ana J. H r. King, TO tho Medical
Director Department OF Dakota; Daaei wessl to the
conn Anding o6icsr OF Fort "cissrys Mary land; r. G
A. Cisavy 10 the Medical Drsctsr rrpaflment OF the
Cumberland; W n H. hieatT ~ ths superint sndsnt
al West Point, N r.. temporarily: Jons \ Randall
Csrson and Alfred Dssssy. ths Past Surgeon Of
the prtsoipai recruiting dspsk vs0 cssunbaa New
York har5ss,
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NORTH CAROLINA.

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The Great Interest In the Appruachirg Elec-
gsous---stiInulating Effects Of tho Defeat IA
yhsfsia-The CnmpaiSn-Civiiiznticn and
HarAsr ism In the Fieid-Nhitc or African
supvsmury-JTbc Condition md Prospects OF
the Opposing Esemenfs-Segrc Military
OrsssszasieBs-Tesftion for Presiaen initial
Olesscncy-.U sasE- ri Ney.
k4igwH. N. O.. Oct. a. 1887.
Zoe shss Ne sgnssB a virginia has besn decided
~ No. Sssstousy - zoe osnssrvasiyssths whitss
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portion OF the audiencs could not object To.
distinguished and respected member Of the bar
here, who and vocifcrousy checred He
bad lone rlm: he sss 90. partisan and did not rc-
gard ibe NOV omcns as partisan onei 4 SUCH no would
wash MS bands " u, He regarded this - q sponta-
uprising 90 the people 10 save the government,
which was 10 imminent peril 10 restore constitutional
liberty and In on destroy that revolutionary
spirit amos, epidemic Ia the country. TIE
Judge said the people we're fast becoming familiar with
oppression. and too readily suocumbing TO The
cianor OF revoussonists; the terms "feeeis" and
TRAITORS bad boon 80 constantly applied 70 them that
they BEGAN 70 believe they had no coas dtionai rshM
\ They bad rights ihonrh aud rights which they must
cefend. The political history Of the country between
4 1890 and 1861 were reviewed, and the speaker
\ showed that pst'sans and revcationsts were
= The bottom Of every national difficulty tina, occurred
10 uai tine. until ., lens,h war forced upon The
country. lie had always been Union msn, but under
tho constitution sion he "a a. blunder fatal
one which ne never do % could SANCTION an he had
siseys regarded i a. IN unfortunate revolutionary bus-
mes lhe speaker paid glowing ,rbsie 70 the mon
e'nptet them from al dshonorabe motives An In.
NrsnF explanation 81 the character and satrs OF tho
state and i3dtsi governments. thcu entered into,
N ich the speaker arsnd tha either not altered
under the Constitution durnz since the war Secession
11nA 1870 1870 ~ Hlaisf ~ .se 49, " w 49,
aud he Judge claimed thai The official scis OF tho satos
rebel ON we're uvsld, except such observed the
4 constitution as the'G gode and the ,sws of the United
states usder that constitution. lie sad tho secession
movement vas rebellion, and ftat It's supporters
and parse pants we're legally rebels abs 70 pun
ueIi fo~ treason, brt ha. rebels cald do legal and
constitutional acts. end that ,hev rshts the
constitution 81 which they could not 10 deprived. on.
\ rspt by revolutionary measures
The speaker supported THE strange argument by say.
ing thst every bad right ura b. civil courf
Cha, tue taking OF mans hts Otherwise WA murder,
apd that trial by military commls ions wss Illegal us-
authorized by The constitution sud~ rsyolstiossry in s
tendencies The prrdoning power OF the President was
The rex subject that engaged the SPEAKERS attentan
rhe national Executive had exercised ia power Ir con.
fosrs at fhs constitution, and all great and uag.
n"r.megs iavsnnonts could hsys done. A fun par
y s,t vai' ss.Se;n sanssilsd. and tsey ssr. now
!. ys-SSlg sal 10 longer 'rn5es" 'vsitors !"
hu fs'rrsj fhes former rights and immun tiet NJ
y repa',oa bail a<gG cursed this great country Inc
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Union Nominations for Council.

FIRST WARD
Efrff ByaHeh-.I G.. Van FOSsen.
Ss.,DJi.i Brunch Mathew w Miller, Caleb
syIves, Thos. Gray and u ]. Duffield-
SECOND WARD.
FYJE. Branch-E. NJ. Norton.
Second BrdlIel-GeOTge h. Cartwright and
Thomas K. Beans
THIRD WARD.
P5sl BTdneh-SaTnl Laughlin.
!SseOSld BTuIrh-I. IL. Williams, w. Il. Simp-
son, John Frew, A. j. Harry.
FOURTH WARD.
FirIs BrGneh-J A. MetcalL
lSseO5lt Brnnch-L. E Hanson. J. r McDer-
mot, 5. q. stevens, Jacob Morris aud Thomas
hcSeely.
FIFTH WARD.
EYra BTnIrh-LOt II. Joy.
Secoud RTtmch-JOhn r. ATbeDz, Samuel p.
HiIdTeth, I'd. HornbrOOk and Christian
Smith,
SIXTH WARD.
FIY.st Brdilrh-A. G.. Robinson.
!Saoond BTdnch-Philip Schelie, X. W.
Mcclellan and y. McVay.
SEVENTH WARD.
FIrIt BrdIloh-Thos. j. Blair.
S0ooRd BrdSIoh-Wm. G. Battelle.
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The Proposed Railroad from HOLT
days cove 20 WeIIsburg and Wheel
ing.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
hns proposed, as we learn from the
wsllsburE Herald, to furnish the iron
and the rolling stock for railroad on
this side OF the river from Holidays
Cove, where it will join tho present
Panhandle road, down to Wellsburg
and Wheeling. The citizens of Wells
burg have also called meeting for
next Saturday night TO consider the
. sxpediency of Brooke county taking
stock in tho building of the proposed
road. The Herald seconds the move
mont with good deal of zeal. aud has
been giving "a series OF able and inter-
esting editorials in aid OF the move
ment.
We are sure that every Intelligent
person on this side of the river will be
rejoiced tn see this project put through
successfully. 1t would be ten strike
for our public interests. Especially
would it be OF inestimable service to the
people along tho route. and by these we
mean those within several miles oft.
The Herald not long ago demonstrated
TO the farmers that large portion OF
their products We're very materially re-
duced in value by the excessive cost Of
transporting them to Il market For in
stunce there was n wido margin OF cost
between the quotations for wheat, corn,
oats, potatoes, hay, &c, delivered in
the cars and ON the track, at Pittsburgh,
aud the same products at their homes
in Brooke county. The difference in
the quotations represented the cost of
getting into market by the ordinary
methods of transportation now availa-
Bile to the farmers.
We need not deliberately point out
the value of such a railroad connection
to our own people here, and our imme-
diate viciniiies. As the Herald very
truly and forcibIy says, the ques-
ton now is simply between
choice ofroutes. There is every proba-
bility that the CHARTERS Valley Rail
road will be put through from Pitts
burEh to Washington, Pa, and thence
by the Hempfield to Wheeling. during
the coming season. unless In the mean
time, this other proposed route is taken
hold of and gotten under way by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, and
the people Immediately concerned. We
do not say this as advising Ohio county
or the city of Wheeling to lake stock
in their corporate capacities, for our
present oppressive rates of tSNRtion, do
not warrant Us in advocating or suS-
Eestingany such movement. But we
mention it as an Argument why those
who favor the project and VINO do not
labor under our disabilities, should at
once take hold of.it and put it through.
We are of those who believe that every
outlet which any community can Sc
cure In the way of cheap trausporta-
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sen..,Ien New. from Warrington.

Our dispatches this morning give US
the substance OF an editorial published
in one of the Presidents Washington
organs last Saturday evening, in which
the open and undisguised, and we pre-
sumo, official, threat is made that 1.-The
strong and iron hand" OF the admins
tration will be Invoked to stay the
course and prevent the consummation
of radical reason" which means, il it
means anything, that in case Congress
does not acquiesce in the Presidents in
trrpretation:or his duties and preroga-
lives under the constitution. the war
power of the country will be employed
to coerce it. We are also given to un-
derstand that an appeal for aid, in the
shape OF volunteers, will he made to
the coppcrheads OF the North and the
rebels of the South, and that, in re-
Spouse, they will rally under tho alag
which they loved so much during the
war, aud at the sight of which, ever
since, their henrts gush forth in mex
pressibIe joy and admiration.
The name of the particular organ
that contains this tremendous news is
not given, but we suppose it is the pn-
per printed by that new born zealot for
the flag known as Tom Florence, II gem
er;l jobber in contracts. and a sort OF
sculIiou around the White House Mt
Washington. lie is ready to do most
anything tor his country, from black
ing the Presidents boots up to writing
such an article as the one alluded to.
Perhaps in performing some of his me-
NAL offices around the sacred person of
his Majesty, his has overheard the
substance OF what he has written,
and in order to entwine himself
still closer and deeper in the tendrils
of Andrew, the King, has rushed forth
and printed these dregs of the wine cup.
At all events the country will lose no
sleep on nccount of the threats OF mas
ter or man. Andrew johnson is of
course despicnble enough to threaten
anything, either drunk or sober, but
he will never more than make fnrci-
cal attempt to carry out his threat before
he finds that "history repeats itself, {"
and, that whereas there was once II
parliament and "A Charles the First, SO
in these latter days there is Congress
AS well as would-be despot.
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ton, is of very material ben eft to
them. We confess to having
revised and amended any form
/ er conclusions we may have
entertained either as to, the expediency
or justifiableness of exclusive or pro-
hibitory legislation. We should rejoice
| to see a railroad traversing every com
mon road that leads from this vicinity
to every point of the compass. we
have realized thoroughly and unnis,
| takablv that the growth, wealth anu
power of a city or town is in its indus
trial capacities, its ability to draw pat
ronage from abroad by its resources
for creatinc. products, which the out
side world needs and cannot get 10 SO
good advantage elsewhere. Prominent
among the collateral advantages to this
condition OF things is cheap transport
tation, a choice OF routes, which means
competition among common carriers.
Therefore we say give US all the rail-
roads possible. And we would even
recommend the active agency of our
city, in the way of subscribing to the
capital stock OF all such enterprises,
whenever it can be employed with
out depressing or depressing our pro
ducing abilities, which should be our
first great concern. Property is now
high, and rents are still higher, in our
midst, because, in part, of our heavy
taxation. But this will not be the case
very long. A year or two more will
considerably reduce them. The city is
growing every day in ability and pop
ulation. No community perhaps in
this country, is financially sounder and
stronger than our own. Its private in
debtedness is almost nothing. And to
this point it has come up under dead
weight of disastrous and foolish rail-
road Investments The indomitable
energy OF our people and the great re-
sources of our situation, will bring us
through all our difficulties in due time.
Meanwhile it is question for us to
consider whether we can safely under
take any new engagements of an invest
ment character in the way of .subscri-
bling to the proposed railroad from here
to Holidays Cove. As we have
said the choice for us, as well as for all
concerned, is between such a connec-
ton between the Panhandle road and
a connection via Washington, Pa. 1t
is hardly likely that both routes will
he attempted. The Pennsylvania Rail-
road Compauy has her eve upon both.
J. Edgar Tn. mpson the President. was
one of the purchasers of the CHARTERS
Valley road at the recent sale. 1t looks
AS though he and those whom he rep
resepts. would nut the connection
through to WheeEng. unless, In the
meantime. his road secures "A connec-
ton bv the WeIlsburr and Hollidav,s
| Cove route. We do not saw that even
then the CHARTERS Valley road will not
be buiIt. bu, simply that the HkeIi-
hoods wouId not be so great. We pre-
fer, as matter of course. to see the
former connection made. both because
il would deveIope and make more vain
able our own tax paving domain. and
because the HempfeId road. as it
stands ia in all nrobahiIitv of as nuch
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NOtina.

A PPLICATION WILL BE MADE To
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Take Notice.

1IHE BOARD OF REGISTRATION FOR
i ohio county, will meet at the Court
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= jSns-2w EN- NORTON -,
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