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And that is all we need to say about him.
Our own impression of him, derived from one
evenings experience, was so favorable that in
our eagerness to hear him again we announc-
ed that he would speak week ago. There is
no mistake about it this time and he will
speak tonight at City Hall. There has been
some pretty enthusiastic cheering heard in
that building already, but if the past is not
thrown into the shade by the spirit of 1861
evoked by Mr.. Storrs we shall be mistaken.
How MUCH Do THEY GAIN.-The futility of
Democratic attacks upon Grant would be
wonderful were it not that their subject is by
no means an ordinary man. The charge of in
temperance has been answered by Grants en-
dsrsement by the leading temperance men
and papers in the country. The charge of
specializing in cotton has been met by card
refutiDg it from one OF the parties to the suit
with Grants father. The sum total of the
facts established in opposition to his fitness
for the Presidency has narrowed down to
conjectural uncertainty about his initials. 1t
is impossible to make dirt stick to him.
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The STATE FAIR The Trustees Of the State
Agricultural Society have been in session in
this city for two days completing their arrange
ments for the Maine State Fair, to be held in
this city ON the 10Th and 30th of September,
and the LIST and I'd of October. The Cumber-
land County Society and the Portland Horti-
cultural Society are to unite with the State
Association, and there is no doubt of its being
the most extensive as well as magnificent fair
ever held in this State.
Arrangements have been made with all the
railroads in the State save one, and with the
steamers for the free transportation of all
STOCK intended for exhibition, and it is request
ed mat all entries of live stock be made to the
Secretary of the Society at Augusta by the
list OF September, at which time every ar
rangement necessary for the bringing out of
every interest connected with farming, manu-
featuring, gardening, SC, will be perfected.
The Forest City Driving Park is the place
selected for the exhibition Of live stock and
horses. COL Lang will bring his noble stock
of Knox breeds, and has already engaged for,y
stalls for their accommodation.
The officers selected for the occasion are as
follows: Chief Marshall George w. Kicker,
Esq; Superintendent of Grounds, S. T. Ray
mond, Esq; Superintendent of Hall, S. B
Beckett Esq; Treasurer, William E. Morris,
Esq. ..
A building for the exclusive use of the edi-
tors and reporters of newspapers will be pro-
vided, and branch telegraph Office establish
ed. A committee from the press of Portland
has been appointed to meet the representa-
tives from abroad, and attend to their wants as
to all facilities to work
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Ar at Bombay 4th ult. l. Gilchrist, Watts from
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WASHINGTON.

NEW YORK, May 4th.-The Herald's
Washington dispatch states that SEN
ator Fessenden has prepared an oPin-
on that there are no grounds shown in
the evidence or argument justifying
the conviction of the President.
Mr.. Morrill, applied to Mr.. Fessen-
den an adverse opinion, but failed TO
convince Mr.. Fessenden. Several
other Representatives and Senators
are reported to have followed Mr..
Fessendeu's example.
1t is now stated that n new party,
headed by Mr.. Chase for the Presidency,
against General Grant, Is to be Inn
mediately formed by Messrs. Fessen-
den, Henderson, Trumbull and other
moderate Republicans.
The National Manufacturer Associa-
ton issued to-day, a call for the nrst
annual NEE ting at Cleveland, ONO,
on the 9th inst, to hear the report OF
the committee sent to Washington, ana
to take action on other matters OF I'M
portanCe. ,.. -.
ways and Means is considering the
proposition to give instructions to SUD-
committees on the revision OF the tarin
to make provision by which to supply
the deficiency In the revenue caused by
the exemption OF manufacturers from
tax
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 5.-The Yanden-
burgh underground railroad bill for
this city failed in the State Senate last
At the second regular meeting of the
women's Club yesterday, the inaugu-
ration remarks were made by the Pres
ident, Miss Alice Cary, who presided
for the first time.
John B. Addatte, indicted for coun-
terfeiting currency, was discharged by
Judge Benedict yesterday, the charge
not coming within the law under which
1t was brought.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion of New York refused a gilt OF
s., 600, included in tax levy of this city,
by the legislature, as opposed to volun-
tRry christian system.
Mayor Hoffman attends the inaugu'
ration of Governor English, of Con
necticut, to- morrow, with an escort OF Q
portion of the seventy-first regiment.
Charles McLain, of Philadelphia
starts on the 18th, from Trenton, on
Sergeant Bates tour TO st. Louis, via
the Southern States.
Charles Becker, detective, Is held Il
bail in Newark, charged with impli'
cation in the Newton counterfeitinG
case.
All the prisoners but one escaped
Friday night, from the Franklin county
ipil, Vermont.
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WHEELING WEST VA WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 6, 1868

he never could have got into
the Court, and a decision could never
have been obtained. The Presidents
defense, that he wanted to procure a
quo iCdTTdilt0 was mere babble In the
ears of the Senate. He asked why, II
was to secure decision ofthe Supreme
Court, he did not institute the proceed
ing because it was impossible for him
to do so. and he knew 1t would be from
the beginning. he then read from
Greenleaf to show that the President
must be held responsible for what with
ordinary intelligence he must have
seen would be the consequence OF his
actions. In reply to the defense that
the act was not consummRted, he said
It had been long settled that the attempt
to commit misdemeanor was itself an
indictable misdemeanor; in support Of
which propos ition he cited legal author
ity. He also held that any offense un-
der the common law was indictable in
the laws of 1901 and 1881. According
to the tenure of office law 1t made the
removal OF Stanton and the appoint
ment of Gen. Thomas a misdemeanor,
and no Intelligent man could deny
they were not impeachable otenses.
The only question which remained to
be considered was the constitutionality
was closed question. Too acknowl-
edge now that the tenure of office act,
which, after long discussion had been
passed, and again passed over the Pres
dents veto, and again approved on
February I'D, unconstitutional, will be
for the Senate to deny its decision three
times made and confess it is the guilty
party worthy of impeachment.
Mr.. Bingham then took up the charR-
es of conspiracy, and argued that the
joint action of the President and Gen.
Thomas was indictable under the con-
spiracy act OF 1861, but said that the
Indictment of Gen. Thomas would be
useless until after the Presidents i'm
peachment and conviction, since the
latter would nullify it by the use of
his pardoninglpower. In the interests
of justice, then, the conviction OF the
President was demanded; If 1t were
urged this was a small offense, he
reminded the Senators that they
were not granted the pardoning
OF General Thomas, and claimed to
show therefrom that he and the Presi-
dent had conspired together in refer
ence TO various matters concerning
army movements and appropriations,
but on conference had decided to let
matters rest until they should see
whether an acquittal would not give
them better chance Of success.
HOUSE.
The Speaker announced as D select
committee to investigate Mr.. WASH
burne's charges against Mr.. Donnelly,
Messrs. Banks, Thomas, OF Maryland, /,
Poland, Griswold, Blair, of Michigan,
Woodward and Beck. Mr.. Dawes, at
the request of Mr.. Butler, offered a res
olution that the committee also inquire
into the allegations of Mr.. Brooks, on
Friday, relative to Mr.. Butler.
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

LONDON, May 4.-Evening-Her
Majesty refused to accept DIsraeli's
resignation, which fact he communica-
ted to his colleagues. The dissenting
members then agreed to remain, and
DiIsraeli still continues.
Parliament will be dissolved in the
autumn and a general election will be
held when the new reform bill comes
LONDON, May ga dispatch from
Berlin says that the South German
States have threatened to leave the Gus
toms Diet, in case the address issued by
the party of German unity should re-
csIve consideration at the hands of the
Zollverein.
LONDON, May 5.-11:15.-The weather
is delightful. Illinois Central 751<i 9TH
ers unchanged.
LATER-1:20 P. M.-Consols 93Ha94
for mon ey, and 94a941s for account; U.
s. bonds 701<a70ss; others unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, May 5.-ll:15.-Cotton
Quiet and steady; Breadstutfs and pro-
visions quiet.
LATER-1:20 P. M.-Cotton dull and
under unfavorable trade report prices
unchanged. Corn advanced to SSs.
Wheat declined to los for California Ids
4d for No. Milwaukee,. Oats As. Lard
strong and tending upward advanced
to 7Os. Pork declined to S2s Sd; others
unchanged.
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0heqntelI1QetrGer.
NEWS SUMMARY.
BY TELEGRAPH.

"A London dispatch dated the 4th
says D'Israeli at the meeting OF the
Cabinet in the morning reviewed the
situation and advised retention of
Office till after a general expression of
public opinion could be had upon the
Irish Church question. The leading
members dissehted, and during an
ensuing discussion Messrs. Stanley,
Malmesbury and Hardy declined to
serve longer in the Cabinet under
Dusraeli. Mr.. D'Israeli Immediately
sought an audience with the Queen,
placing his resignation in her hands,
then he returned to the Cabinet and is
reported to have induced the above
named members TO agree to retain their
offices.
AT their meeting, Monday night,
the general Council OF Louisville adopt
ed new police ordinance, placing all
police matters in the hands of a Super
intendent. The city Attorney is in
structed to make, with the Attorney
for the Police Board, an agreed case
wherein all necessary pleadings shall
be agreed in spirit of frankness and
liberality, with a view TO speedy and
final settlement of the question.
Lewis SchwinG, a resident of Buff
falo, n. ", was killed, Monday, being
run over by street car.
n uGbJhlCh DelahdIeY 1uust
says, on Sunday three boys, sons of
Henry Foge, aged 10, IL and 16 years,
were out In the field when some diff
Guilty arose between them. In their
dispute the oldest mashed the
heads of the younger brothers with an
ax, killing one outright and leaving
the other for dead. On the approach OF
the father the Oldest boy ran to barn
where he was soon afterwards discov-
cred, having hung himself.
There was a Fenian Convention held
at Worcester, Mass, on Monday even
ing, largely attended. Several regi-
ments offered their services, and $50, 600
were subscribed for expenses. An ad-
dress to the Fenians of the State
was adopted, stating that Ireland will
have to be secured by force of arms,
and resolutions adopted representing
assassination as cowardly and denoun-
cling the murder of MCGEE.
"A New Mexico correspondent says
n train was attacked near Tolorazo,
April 18th, and the wagons and con-
tents burned, and all the mules cap
tured. OF 81 men who went from Tul-
orazo to the relief of the train seven
are reported killed. a short time be-
fore thirteen persons were killed by
Indians near the same place.
The Republican Convention in the
Eighth CongreSSlonalD DlstrlCtI 1lllnOisI
which was held at Bloomington, ILL.,,
re-nominRted L. NJ. Cullum for Con-
gress. Resolutions sustaing Impeach-
ment were adopted.
A Tribune Atlanta special says that
Bullock's majority for Governor will
exceed 1000. The majority for the
Constitution is 5000. Both Houses
are Republican. Majority in the House
ten, and in the Senate six.
The New Hampshire Republican
Convention met yesterday at Concord,
to choose delegates to the Chicago
Convention.
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ALABAMA.

SELMA, Ala, May 4.-On the 18th OF
March, some young men entered Green
county and took part in difficulty pc
tween a man named Hill, OF an ina
nous character, and Mr.. Pettigrew,
growing out of depredations by him
Upon the property of Pettigrew, In
which Hill was roughly treated, but NOT
seriously hurt. These young men were
arrested by the military authorities
and tried by a commission in this city.
The binding of the court and the action
of General Meade have just been made
nubiic, -Four OF the accused who have
been in close confinement since the
reIeased. Pettigrew, Thomas Roberts
and j, Steel were sentenced to hard
labor at Dry Tortugas for two years.
Frank Mundy, Hugh White, John Cal,
Iery and Samuel Strayhorn to hard
labor at Dry Tortugas for one year.
The prisoners, hand-cufed, left this
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CHICAGO.

General Conference OF the N. E.
Church,
CHICAGO, May 4.-The Conference as
sembled at the usual hour, blsnSSP SP
the nsual religious services. The ses-
sion was largely occupied with the pre-;
sentation of memorial petitions ana
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ADVERTISEAEhTs
An Army Medical Board, to consist Of Sur
geon j. B. Brown, Breyet Brig. Genl, .: 9.
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us, A., Surgeon John Moore BreVet COL,
IS A.. and Assistant Surgeon A. A. WOOD
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RIVER ana weather.

PrrrsBUReH, May 5.-Noon..The
river is eight feet, two inches and rising
weather, raining steadily all morning.
CINCINNATI, May 5.-The river has
risen sixteen inches. There Is no" cts
twenty-four feet in the channel mSatn- sS..
er, cloudy In part, spring sultry' 1hef-
mometer 500.
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