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BASE BALL IN THE COUNTRY.
Retnrn Game between the FairmOn
and 4Iorgant0wn Boys.


and hIOrEantOwn Boys
Editors Intehigeaeer:
Several days ago the Wheeling Regis
ter contained report of base ball
contest at Morgantown,, between the
woodburn club of that place and the
Star club of Fairmont. The Star club
was badly beaten on account of the
ground upon which the WOODBURY.
Club had Spracticed and made them
selves familiar, and upon which they
forced the Star club, under protest, to
play them. The force lUork, of course,
was nice little pieceof strategy or pre-
Vioits arrangement, upon the part OF the
Woodburn club, and had to accepted
by the Star club. The Star club, IN.
willing to surrender their honors and
belt under the circumstances, challeng-
ed the Woodburn club to meet them at
Fairmont on the 19tb inst, ito contest
them in second game. The Wood
burn club accepted the challenge, and
on the day named, entered our town,
looking fresh, hardy, handsome and
confident. The field. was entered, fair
and honorable crowds were chosen,
positions were taken, and the following
is the result of the game: isibfrrt
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SOMEBODY says, in aHusion to the
proposition of Gen. Logan to remove
the Capital of the country. that "the
Government has been trying to make
terly failed. The site is the worst
known, and of itself predestines the
place to depend entirely ON the Govern
ment for support. It Is so hot In sum-
mer that the most necessary legislation
is neglected in order to get away from
it. IL is dusty its natural features are
ugly, and this effect is heightened by
sixty years work of the genius ofug-
illness freely expanding the resources
ofNthe nation"
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SOME Copperhead paper says it is a
startling fact that the national debt is
steadily increasing, and says it is "a
matter which shonfd arrest the atten-
ton of the people.' Very true, and as
that staunch Democrat, Mr.. McCul-
loch, and the renegade President john
son are responsible for the fact, the
people will give their attention to the
matter in November by securing Re-
publican administration. +
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HUMAN stupidity was nsyer fairly
and fully illustrated untfl it found itI
exponent and organ In the editorial
columns of the NewIYork Herald, which
believing its readers to be fools, tries to
get down to their level. Thus, in re-
cent editorial. It says that II Chase
should be nominated. sGenerals Grant,
seeing his false position, would with.
draw -
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THE New York citizen, edited by
Miles o'Reilly tGen. Halpine), the au-
thor of a spirited Grant song, but now
working for Chase, says of the ap.
preaching Democratic Conventions:
What the loyal conservative Soldiers
Convention at Cooper Institute may do,
or may not do, is left to conjecture; but
we hold this trnth to be indisputables
that it will not indorse any copperhead
candidate or platform. Give us Chase
or Hancock, and weare with you heart
lily; give us any loyal Democrat, and
we will support him; but the Demo-
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tain any candidate whose election
would be a censure of the four most
Important years of their individual
.lives-the years in which they served
under the flag of our country.
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A case OF mistaken identity.
correspondeuee cIneinnatl .casetle.

~
Senator Henderson was lately in
ing into the capital. One of our Ohio
congressman was also on the train. "A
couple of ardent young politicians
came in late and seated themselves in
one of the sections. HThey say that
fellow Henderson, that sold US out on
impeachment, is on this train" said
one. "Let US look around and see IL
we can pick him out. Such chap
must be easily recognized by the sort
offace he'll be sure to have" And SO
they looked up and down. and finally
settled on a burly figure in q chap
lain's suit of gray, with buffalo hair
thrust back in confused masses from
narrow but strong forehead. THAT'S
the fellow" exclaimed one. HIll bet
any. sum that's the man. He looks 1t
all over. Just look at that
treaeherous face. Why, he'll sell his
grandmother's bones, to say nothing of
the Republican party And SO, on a
courteous suggestion from the lank,
tall gentleman sitting opposite, who
discovery of the "recreant Senator. by
his fnce. they elway 10 let the por-
ter make upithe befths. Hiis = hr,sH
This courteous gentleman opposite
happened to be Senator Henderson
himself. Next morning he found the
joke too good 10 keep, and so marched
over to our Congressman from the
Second district to tell him how some of
their fellow travellers had been able to
identify him (Gen. Sam. Cary to-wit) as
the "recreantl SENATOR from Missouri
because OF his "treacherous face,n
which ''must belong TO man who
would sell ont anything" Report
adds that Gen. Sam. didn't seem to
enjoy the story half as much as the
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Umpire-Dr.T.B. Compton. of Fairmont.
Scorers-Messrs, Pratt and Gould:
Home Runs-Star j, Woodburn o.
Ely ches-Star ~; Woodburn1l.
Fouls Caught-Star 4; Woodburn4.
Missed Flys-Star 4; Wooburn s.
Time of Game-Three hours and thirty
1--WE minutes. 49,
1t can be seen from the above exhibit
of the results that the Star club excell-
ed the Woodburn club in almost every
particular. Several hundred people
were present to witness the progress of
of the game. Cheers were frequent and
loud and / must nog forget to say
that, the smiles, bows, bouquets and
kindly greetings of the ladies' were
The game. wound up with
great good humor, and, think, with
malice toward none. The next Will be
played half way between Fairmont and
Morgantown. ssvzs ...l.l,- 3 i.-.1 e-5a 80
Respectfnlly, SPECTATOR.
-Bdi311onE. June %, 1853.
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