The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-28
Proeeedings OF the senatorial Con
yantIou OF the Fourth District.

In pursuance OF Il call for Senate.
rial Convention OF the Fourth District,
delegates from the counties OF HarIi-
son, Ty Ter and DOddrihge, met at the
Court House, i'll West Union. w. Va,
on ne 26tn Of September, 1867, and or
gauized by eiectinS James NJ. smith,
OF Tyler, President, nnt s. p. Meteor
mick, OF DJudTid9e, Secretary.
The President stated that the object
in calling, aud the business OF the Con-
ventiOu, was so we'll known 10
the delegates present, that 1t was not
necessary Tor him to enter into any
lengthy remarks. He then announced
mat nominations of candidates !of
Senator was in order.
Samuel BiilinSsly nominated VIII
liam l. foreman, of Tyler county;
there being no other nominations, he
was unanimously elected; and there
fore the Pre- ident declared William |.
BOreuHn to DO the nominee of the un-
ion party Of the Fourth Senatorial Dis
trict for the Seuate.
On motion it was -.a.a
ResOiUed, That this Conventions recOg.
nizinG The necessity OF IL united and
vigorous effort of Lhe loyal voters Of
the District for the success OF the PriE-
ciples and party which II represent ;,
urge on nil the duty they owe 10 thei .
country. party and pTiHeiples, !" IL
earnestly to Work 20 acnte'o '"'
triumph. ll-Ls 80
Res6{Ved, That taxation should De
equal and uniform throughout ne
SLATE: that the Baltimore ana OhiO
R,IIIoad. nor any other railroad or
otIrer chartered companies shouid
not be released thereirom anu
that the nominee of this Couven-
tion. should he be elected, be, and is,
hereby Instructed to advocate the prin-
ciple of this resolution, and oppose,
strenuousIy, any attempt that may be
nude 10 exempt in any manner or
amount. the said Railroad Company or
other Companies from taxation.
Resotrcd. That the proceedings Of
this Convention be published III Inc
Union papers of this State.
Adjourned.
JAMES NJ. SMITH. PreSr.
$. T.. McCoRMiCK, See'y. .-Esz1
Tue Richmond (vn.3 Enquirer aud
Examiner, in an article on Il . OHIO
and Peuusylvan!a elections, after as
surfing its readers that the Republicans
are trembling for the result. proceeds
thus:
These fears are well founded, and
they may well tremble ut the prospect.
But TO MS of the South there Is nothing
Pennsylvania will decide the question
Of party supremacy in the North, and
upon that decision depends the fate of
the ST nth. IT the revolutionary and
jscobinical party shall be thrust under
foot by the conservative and tntelli-
gent masses OF the North, the country
will be saved. II not, the future is mp
paIling. Let the issue at The ballot
box be against rndicnlism, and we may
kick the biusterers who Pra;e about i'm
peachnieut now.
The Enquirer was Il rebel paper, ana
is now an ardent supporter OF Johnson
aud his policy. 1t isa Yirulent oPPo-
nent ofnll forms OF reconstruction not
calculated to perpetuate the rule of the
old secession leaders, aud it hnbitunlly
regards .'the South" as identical only
with such traitors as have not the man
Illness 10 accept the verdict OF the stern
nrbiter to which they appealed when
they began the war. ....-.-. 4.
TAX on BuTCHEKs' SALEs.-It is sta
ted in paragraph 81, upon page II Of
series 3, No. 1, that "butchers whose
sales do not exceed $1,000 annually
and butchers who sell butchers meal
a.,lusiyaI,, I,v tI,amsplves. mr. accents
-. - -, -, 49,, .,,I,
travelling IIoui Pihce W PiaCei are 9"o
jecI to special tax OF i've dollars.
This is erroneous butchers who sell
butchers meat exclusively by them
selves, or agents travelling from place
10 place, "n aaui ro ~ nav any i've d"tinIs
only. iSection 70. paragraph 36.) Nc
special tax whatever Is imposed upon q
butcher whose annual sales do not ex
coed 81 900, whether he sells from II
shop or stand, or travelling from place
to place lseCtion SOY; but IL his sales are
muIe travelling from place to place
they must be "Of butchers meat eN'
cIusiyely." or he will be liable us 1
nedlsr under section 10, paragraph 81
ANtAS in Lee. MASSACHUSETTS,, doe!
-,aai,,o b,siroos T., rnisins .pc
1t" eN'ei''' ", ~ - 49, - 80
nv EXPRESS and mail throughout the
country. even ms far as New Orleans
In sending them by mail he uses I
small cvlinder of wire cloth, about a.
large and as long ns your finger, il
each end of which he places ii stopple
which has large holes i'll II, and In lht
hole he places pieces of sponge filled
with honey. y queen bee with eiSh
| or ten other bees are then placed with
/ in the cylinder, wrapper is putarounC
iJwith several holes cut in it, and it Il
ready TO be senton by mail. They hnt