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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-11

PRoF. GLASS AND LADY (who have
several classes in music in the city,
gave our Martinsville friends musical
treat on Sabbath afternoon. The Bap-
tist Church was crowded with the
lovers of good music, and they were
well repaid. Prof. G. secured class of
fifty eight, and it is thought the num-
Der will be swollen to ahundred.
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Trustee's Sale.

by VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
u executed by W. G. Carman to me, as
trustee, and recorded IN Record Book TB, -
page ll3, In the Recorders Ofice OF Stone
county, Missouri, shall, on the 18TH DAY
OF JUNE, 1867, at ten o'clock of said day, on
the steps OF the Court House OF Ohio county,
IN wheeling, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, the south hall OF section t6)
SIX, township ga twenty-fOur, OF the fIth
principal meridian; the same being situated
In the county OF Stone, and state OF Missouri
IERAS-One-half 10 be paid at the time Of
SAFE, the remainder In ninety days with coed
security. VIII convey only such title az Is
vested In me by said Deed OF Trust which Is
believed 10 be good.
myI3.Im - " p T4p nhs
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MASON & HAML1N IN PAR1s.-The
New York ReekEy Revtet0, of June sth,
says: Honorary medals have been
awarded to two French exhibitors, one
Alexandra, the Organ builder, and
thus France has been Rppeased. The
American exhibitors, Mason & Hamlfn,
have received a FIRST MEDAL for tReiy:
CdbfHet Orguns." Call and see the prize
Organs Of the lOOTLd at Sheib's Music
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ORPHAN FESTIVAL
wAsHINGToN HALL.

WASHINGTON HALL
0lHE SISTERS IN CHARGE or Ok;
/ phauN. beg leave 10 remlnu me IIDeI1
and charitably disposed. that the c1sto nl aIy
- IIltIa On e committed 10 their care, viii
b.. iieII al ylshingtOn Hail on the night Of
AfOSBAY. the 10Th Inst. and on IUEsDAH
and TUESDAY NIGHT, the llth inst
Iu-y con ndentIy hope to see all friends Of
tn, Orphans visit the hall and contribute a
lttla t1ggsJrds the support Of the fifty home
lev ones now ia the asylum. tun6-td
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NEwsPAPERs.-A paper lives by the
advertising which it does. The SUBJ
scriptiOn and sale of papers hardly pay
for the paper used in printing, and
when man asks for a free notice of any
matter by which he expects to be bene-
fitted, he is asking for so much money
out of the pocket of the proprietor. It
would be- just as reasonable for us to 90
into store and ask the merchant for a
suit of clothes or bag OF coffee. And
yet he would open his eyes in astonish
ment at such request.
Newspapers cannot be published for
nothing. Every line put in type costs
money, and has to be paid for in cash
there is no credit on anything that goes
into the printing and publishing OF a
paper, Notwithstanding which, there
are some inconsiderate people who
complain that printers try to collect
thelr ollls promptly, and do not give
unlimited unlimited credit. A moments refiec-
tlon ought to convince such people that
no paper could be published sixty DAYS
III tunes IKE these on such a system
WIN every inclination 10 ba accSmn,o-
eating and forbearing, seIf-preservs-
slnn demands that in the newspaper
Us U.s. SpoVe ali others, the cash sys-
tem should be rigidly adhered 10, Un-
oet any other plan thel resources of the
P1oPIleuot would be scattered in small
whlch, would cost almost as mncb os
the accounts amounted to. is mncb.
easier for the many to pay the snIsi
sums due by them, than for the panerS
to wait the convenience of the debtors
for the payment OF the aggregate OF the
bills owing them. So says the Peters,
burg Express.
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Superintendent.
@. w. DAvESPoRT,
Principal LIST Yard.
J. C. FUTILE,
Principal 4th Ward.
JAMES H. MCMRCHRN,
AF-i ~ .5s,,1VT EfI -, = fstT I'LL ~

IIHctPut OH md UtN WdTdS.I
mol a single accident occurred 10 mar
me pleasures ofthe day. either on the
boat or in the grove, unless it be that
one little girls cup OF happiness was
upset by losing her hat in the river, and
one little dog got ducking from hay
ing been thrown overheard by
naughty boy.
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For Sale.

SECOND HAND PORTABLE AND STA
- uonary Engines, iron 6tO 20 horse power,
n ~ complete running order. Also, Oil Tools,
bricating and Painting Oils, &c.
CORNELL & CHILDS, In
Smiths Ferry, Beaver county, Pa.
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BELMONT COUNTY CoNvESTIoN.-The
Belmont County Union Republican
Convention met in st. CIairsville, Sat-
urday last, for the purpose of electing
delegates to represent the county in the
State Convention to be held at Column
bus on the instant.
Colonel Poorman, editor of the
Chronicle, called the delegates to order
and stated the object for which thew
had been called together. Captain
Kirk was elected Chairman and Il. 81.
Cochran Secretary.
Addresses were made by Judge B, S,
Cowen, Hon. Isaac WEIGH, Hon. H.
West, Colonel Poorman, C. Arrick and
others; following which the following
named gentlemen were chosen dele
gates and alternates:
DeLegateS-Hou. Isaac WEIGH, Hon.
Henry West, Colonel C. L.; POormap,
VIM. Smith, Esq, General II. Capehart'
Ellis DUNCAN, G. c. Crafty.
ALte1 Hdtes-John Patton, DIR. Jun.
kinS, John G. Tallman, Judge y. S.
Cowen, j. Is. Smith, j. w. Warfield, o.
S. Holloway.
The following resolution WAS unani-
mously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Union Republl-
cans of Belmont county take pleasure
in presenting to the Union Republican
party Of the State of Ohio their distin-
guished fellow-ciiizen Gen. b. r. Cow
en-, as an appropriate and available
candidate for Governor; and respect
fully urge his nomination.
The discussion which took place in
the Convention related chiefly to the
question of negro suffrage in Ohio; and
all the delegates selected were first
pledged to favor the incorporation of a
negro suffrage plank in the platform to
be framed at Columbus. This question
is exciting great interest among our
over-the-river neighbors.
Gen. Cowen, who Is thus recon-
mended as the choice of Belmont coun-
ty is citizen of Bellaire, and is pres
ent Adjutant General OF the State.
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5pt SALE.
For Sale.

SToCK AND FIXTURES OF A FIRST
- class CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE. A
O. H. DEITERS,
l3l cor. Main and Union sts, wheeling
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STRAwBERRIEs.- were favored
yesterday by Mr.. Yost, OF Belmont
county, with several baskets of the
finest Strawberries ofthe season. When
we say "we," we mean that part of the
establishment that happened to be in
when Mr.. Yost came along, for this
particular, 1--WE" happening to be out
didn't see o much as stem; but this
particular department. is assured by the
other departments that the fruit was
delicious and very large. We can only
say to other strawberry men, '.Go thou
and dolikeWise.u
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NV. GHURE.-We saw yesterday at
the warehouse Of Messrs. Sweeney q
Co.. on Union street, a new churn, the
invention OF Messrs. Oliver HawIey
and J. W. Ward of this city, for which
they have just received a patent. 1t
resembles in shape the old'fashioned
churn, hut 1t is set in frame and turns
on pivots at top and bottom. The
is done by an oscillation or
half revolution, "stops" on the side of
the churn striking springs on the
frame which assist in throwing the
churn back wards and forwards. On
the inside four upright dashers are fast
ened to the churn, against which the
cream is dashed by the alternating
motion. It churns butter in 10 min
utes, and, II is claimed, gets more out
ofthe cream than any other churn in
existence. 1t may be operated with
ease by child and is easily cleansed.
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ORGANIC WEARNEss
DR. JOHNSON,

MeHlDer of the Royal College OF sDr..,.,..
LonuOn, GFadu ofone of the most eTnins-H,
SoLiegeS Ia the United States, AMI tue oTsSis
Ps PAT OF whose lie has been spent in the Ne
elsewhere, has effected some Of the NOS - ~
ttoLiSnlhg cures that were ever known. IMAM
upuDled with ringing in the head and 80
", great nervousness, being alarmLi
oIusnlng, attended sometimes with ders1ss''
meht OF mind, were cured imm eIiInfeIr
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FAST LINE.

SUMMER 6CdEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
4 the following schedule on and after May
FAST LINE.
Leave Wheeling Leave Baltimore
daily at. GlD pm. daily Rt.....5:20 pm.
arrive ~ WashingtOn-.5:0
GFs1LOn.--.-.-. lU7D0 Arrives
Parkersburg $50 am. Harper's FIy-S:SO 81"
cumberland $50 Cumberland.l2.45R.m am.
Baltimore .5l0:30 /" Wheeling .lO.i0 -
Mash'n CITY. ll;SJ'-" 'Including Sundays
eIncluding Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves BaIttmoreS
daily at 15l5 AIN daily at 9:f5 I'm.
Arrives q Wash'n City-s:45 !"
Parkersburg 10 Harper's F,y-l.sl am.
Cumberland 7:2o Cumberland-l:4O +"
HarPer's F'yl2:ST am. Grafton 1908 pm.
Baltimore ...- 1881 = Wheeling. sos "a
Wssh'n City. $40 Except SUNDAYS.
Except Sundays.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves Baltimore"
daily at-.-9:l0 pm. daily at...-s:l5 I'm.
Arrives Wash,n Ciiy-7:45 q
Cumberiand--7:40 Harper's F'y-l:OO pm.
Harper's F'yl2:40 pm. CumberlRnd.-6:f0 3"
Wtnchester.r2 $50 =" Grnton---.--ll:O :"
baltimore LOO WheellDg--..4:i0 AIN
WRsh'n City.-5:50 " Except Saturdays.
Except Saturdays.
To connect with q. o. K. Il. Division.
Leaves Wheeling at.,...- $50 go a, m. 4OOp.m.
Tickets to all principal points in the East,
West and Southwest can be REQUIRED at the
Company's ofice.
JOHN L. WILSON, Master OF TTanspOrtati
my7 General Agent, wheeling.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.
(ShOrtest and QtGeEea Route East aud Fe1t.)
ON AND AFTER APRIL 18th, 1867,
" Trains will run as follows:
Mall. Express. Express
I've bridgeport. 40 p m Cos IN 1870 a m
Arv Steubenytlle 6:55 IN 1923 M ll;as 2 m
Hellsville.... 100 pm $50 IN $40 p m
Alliance.-.....ll:l5 a m ll:l5 n m Sos n m
cleveland. l-SO p m l55O p m S:l5 p m
Toledo-,...... $40 p IN $40 p m 70 IS a IN
Dctroit...-.-.. 1880 p M HOO p m $40 a m
Crestline....-. $50 p m $50 D m 1915 d m
Fort Waynel1:45 p m 1l:45 D m $50 m
Chicago. $50 a m $50 m ll:2O m
Pittsburgh. $50 p m 1925 a IN $50 D m
Harrisburg. $50 m 300 d m 2;45 a m
Baltimore. 1890 p m 100 IN 100 a m
Washington 4:S5 p m .I0=2O m 1920 q m
Philadelphia 1:56 p m 1880 m 100 a IN
s Rev York. S:l5 p M 500 m 1910 a m
Tickets to all principal points in the East
In Mcclure House and at the Station at Bridge
PG iny4 t5@' sene4 II; F Il SsfEkF RsSSt
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PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
L the following schedule on and amer May
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-11
The White Pine Compound,


ait was early in the spring OF 80 that this
compound was origtnated- Amember OF my
family was afnicted with an irritation OF the
throat attended with a disagreeable cough.
had for some months previous thought that
a preparation having for Its basis the inside
bark OF white pine might be so compounded
as TO be very useful in diseases OF the throat
and lungs. To test the value OF It in the case
alluded TO, compounded a small quantity
OF the medicine that had been planning,
and gave IL in teaSpOOnful doses. The result
was exceedingly gratifying. Within two
days the irritation OF the throat was Temov-
ed, the cough subsidized and speedy cure
was effected. Soon after this, Isent some 10
lady In Londonderry, n. H, who had been
suffering for some weeks from a bad cough,
occaStonedby a sudden cold, and had raised
mucous streaked with bl cd. She soon found
relief and sent for more. She took about
ten ounces OF II, and got well. j. B. Clarke,
ESQ, editor of the Manchester Daily Mirror
made a trial OF the same preparation in the
case OF a severe cold and was cured immedi-
ately. he was 50 highly pleased with the re-
suits, and so confident in success attending IFS
sales, If placed before the public, that he
finally persuaded me TO give IL name and
send 1t abroad 10 benefit the suffering. In
November, 1885, / dTst advertised II under
the name OF White Pine Compound. In Two
years from that time there had been whole
sailed in Manchester alone one hundred dol
lars worth, where 1t took the lead OF all the
cough remedies in the market, and IT still
maintains that position. There Is good rea-
son for this; II is very soothing and healing
In its nature; Is warming 10 the stomach and
pleasant withal TO the taste, and Is exceed
ingly cheap. IT--..r
White Pine Compound stands unr1vale<l 1t
WAS not originated for that purpose; but a
person In using 1t for a cough was not only
cured OF the cough, but was also cured of a
kidney difhculty of ten years standing. Since
that accidental discovery many thousands
have used 1t for the same complaint, and
have been completely cured" sr-.r-
The above was written by DIR. Poland in
1850. Since then, as in Manchester, the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead OF
Although remedies, as well as a preparation
for the cureof Kidney difficulties, In every city
own, village and hamlet throughout the
New England States - Esr
THIS remedy S az safe and pleasant to tske
as Il is efectual.
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GfaaspprtatI6E.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R,R. Comply
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

oTTI@ RAIz. conc S29G SAIE ESaE Ca pa
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the y,..,-
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and dsS+Lllls o.
habit which annually sweeps toan nI,TIcclTs
gPRve thousands Of Young Men M ttIssiinaly
exeeiient talents and brilliant iniellecf I-S
might otherwise have entrancad ~, Who
Senators with the thunders OF eIO1 6s,e-lLng
M val, 70 estaey the living Tyre, NAV -, g
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MARRIAGF

Married Persons, or Young Men oon,.,,-.
Weakness, Organic Debility. Dst,lys seal
speedily cured. Deiormiues,
He who places himselfundert the carso,,,
J. may religiously contide in his boHSg,o d.
gentleman and confidently rely UPON = &c :
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a CERTAIN
practice, INDUCED In when alone. q haiti r..
qpentIy learned from evil COMPANIONS. or At
scnooi, the effects OF which are nightlv fejI
even When asleep, and, II not cured, render
and BODY, should apply Immediately,
Mnal pity that a young man, The bopeo
nus county, the pride OF his parents, gh6yId
~ AnAtched rom all prospects and enjoy,
menus OF life by the consequence of deJi.
atlhg nom the path OF nature, and ind1iF.
ingln 2 certain secret habit. such person
must, before cOntemDlntinV
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.
(StOTteSt and QlfieEea Route East aud FeatJ
ON AND AFTER APRIL 9th, 1857,
" Trains will run as follows:
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his office.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.

The many thousands cured at this estsb-
llshment within the last twenty years ana
lne mum rous important surgical Operations
performed by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the
reporters OF The Sun and many other papers
nOuceS OF which have appeared again and
again before the public, besides his Standing
asa gentleman of character and Fespecta.
nlnty Is a Sufficient guarantee to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREL.
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THE ONLY PLACE WHERE on
GAN BE Obtained. CORA
mr.. JOHNSON has dIsoovar., .,

nR. JOHNSON has discovered the
sm Certain " sPsed snd only Efecs4t59ssii
Back or Limbs, Structures, AffeciIo1 " ., he
kldneys and BLADDER, involuntary NIL lie
ges, lmpotency, General Debility, SaIsseehSr'
ness, DYSPEPSIA, Languor, Low SPIRITS E GcA.
Ttmidlty, Trembling, Dimness Of S,s ~ lsa't
SiddinessI Disease OF the Head ~ OF
Rose, or Skin, Affections or the I,jv,s..A TTioAt
SSo or BoSe.thoSe Terrible DEE S93:
secret and solitary practices noTa ttV,uih-
Their victims than the song OF SyTsnS =, %
Mariners Of Ulysses, blighting tbsi, 70 he
brilliant hopes or authorizations, rehds S19 y
marriage, &c, impossible '0n1eting
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Dr. ]. addresses all those who have jrtr,.,
themselves by Improper indulgence and -
LAZY hablts, which ruin both body aud mini
SIetv ar Inem EN- iof either business study, y
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thousands OF persons OF all ages can nm
JuoSs what Is the cause OF their decIInipS
heaIlh, losing their vigor, becoming EssF
pale, nervous and emaciatsd, having Al in1n,
laf appearance about the eyes, Congh. az
symptoms Of Consumption.
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JOHN L. WILSON, Master Transportation
Il. T. DEVRlES
my7 General Agent, Wheeling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13

The Bankrupt bill was passed yesterday by
the Senate by a vote of % to 90 1t would
have had a larger majority but for the refusal
Of the Senate to consider Mr.. Summers amend
ment preventing Rebels from becoming vOlun-
taIy bankrupts. The bill has thus been passed
in precisely the shape in which the Senate re-
jected it last week. Thousands of honest mer
chants ruined before and during the war, and
all who have at heart the industrial and bust
ness interests of the country, will thank the
Senate for this great measure. It is not only
beneficent; it is just. 1t will give new energy
and life to business, and have no unimpOrtant
effect in preventing the financial troubles which
are threatened by the refusal TO contract the
currency, and the long delayed resumption of
specie payments. The bill now goes TO the
House for concurrence in the Senate amend
ments, and WILL we trust, I've considered with
out delay, and an agreement had. For the
sake of the bill. let It's friends sink all dis
sensiOns ON details
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
ABRAHAM LING0LPS BIRTHDAY.

CELEBRATION BY THE NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
BY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
TRENTON, n. j., Feb. l2--To-day the anniversary
of the birth Of Abraham Lincoln was celebrated in
the House of Assembly. portrait of the late Pres-
dent was presented by Committee appointed to pro-
cure it, This and the day itself was made the occa-
sion of euogies by Mr. Moore of Cumberland, Mr..
Morris of Hudson, Alr SALISBURY of PaSsaic, the
Speaker, and others.
THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL. ~ KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE Feb. l2.-Col. \. i. Henrys marble
bust of Abraham Lincoln was dedicated to-day at
the Academy OF Music The hall was densey crowded
by select audience with large proportion of ladies'
Gov. Bramlette presided and gave an account of the
life of the sculptor, native of Kentucky. After
ward he unyailed the bust which elected the appro
baton of the audience as work of art. Ex-Attorney
General Speed was introduced and delivered an
address which of the happiest efforts of his
life Gems Thomas and Davis followed. Suisse
quently the bust was removed 10 the Custom House
building and placed permanently ON pedestal mt the
westerly end OF the Law Library, tue United S'9tes
escort iullg oastWML ..l sg4H a....a.I ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
HENRY WARD BEECHER viii speak this evening at
the Brooklyn Academy of Music upon National
COLORADO.


IMPORTANT LETTER FROM THE HON j. ~ ASHLEY
BIT TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.-The Hon. James NJ. Ashley
of Ohio, Chairman of the House Committee on
Territories has addressed the following letter to the
Hon b. +. Wade, Chairman of the Senate Committee
on Territories with reference to the admission of
Colorado:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Feb. IL, 1851
DEAR SIR herewith indOse certified copy OF the
amendment to bill for the admission Of Colorado INTO
the Union originally offered by me In the House OF
Representatives, and adopted by that body do this 10
correct a misapprehension which ! learn exists as
to the origin and nature Of the difference between II
and the amendment to the Nebraska bill This
misrepresentation doubtless originated in the
Incorrect report of the amendment and my remarks in
The Daily Globe. When offering the amendment re-
marked that substantially" the same the one
adopted by the House, and incorporated with the Ne
ceedngs Of the House Of RepTesentatyes the 18th of
January nit, in Congressional Globe page asl BS com,
amendment to the Nebraska bill, page 48O,
It viii be seen md nat IN the he,b 90 y tbs Tst
cation Is referred to the state legislature The differ
simply these In the case Of Nebraska the Terri
toral Governor Is authorized 10 eau the STATE hegsh
turo together ciH thirty days, TO act on the raticatlOh
of the fundamental condition Of admission In that OF
Colorado the GorS7or elect ot sad sac Is ant9zed 70
call together the Legislature elected under the COnst
ton et sIg days to raty me proposed h
under discusson conference was had with the
author Of that amendment ana several memDers As 70
the prOprety Of these changes 70 which no oecOn was
made. The friends OF Colorado thought that the Gov
elect Of se State at least in this case was the more
appropriate person to call the Si1te Legislature to-
gcther their Territorial Governor, who was TO be
superseded In office Of favorable action known
to DO openly hostile 10 the admission of the state Ana
the State Legislature could only be valid as such Wneh
the act Of Congress took effect by the ratification OF
the proposed fundamental condition. 10 was Thought
proper to designate IL as the Legislature elected
under said state Constitution. This language also
designed TO recognize the existence OF that body,
and any doubt on the question OF lis validity
This was believed to be proper, provision OF the
State Constitution could De operative 10 create or unit
the Of office until the act OF Congress ratyng u
should effect. This is the Legislature which was
elected the peOpO be such upon the admission OF the
state into the Union This view OF the Is sustained
Supreme Court Of the state of Kansas In the case
of Crawford AIT. Robinson. The difference in the time
allowed for converting the Legislatures In the two cases ~
obviously proper because Of the greater remOteness or
Colorado flom the capital. Respectfully yours,
j. NJ. ASHLEY.
Hon. b. L. Wade. Chairman Committee on Territories,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13

The London Reform demonstration OF Monday
last, details of which are given in a Cable dis
patch which we publish this morning, must re-
move all dOubt-where doubt existed-as to the
true character and objects of the great political
movement which has been ggitating England
for several months past Evidently, the popular
demand for an extension Of the franchise goes
much further than what is understood by
moderate measure of reform" 1t means
nothing less than equal rights for all; and,
thanks to the obstinacy of the Tories, and the
treachery of the "Adullamites," matters have
reached such pass that no concession short OF
this will satisfy the people. The ovation to the
American legation was one of the most signl1-
cant facts of the demonstration.