The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-30

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IaI NASHVILLE, July q.
The federal ofIlc holders In this civ
met together to-day, and after consui-
tatIon, decided 70 desert senIer, Whom
they had heretofore supported, and cask
theIr- fortunes with Stokes, Their ao.
ton was prompted by The recent LISTERS
Of Secretaries Boutwell, and Creswell,
In favor OF Stokes, which were sup.
posed TO have bad q bearing on the
bread and bntter quOatiou.f II will not
make more than the difference OF half
a dozen In Senter's majority.
The Conservative Convention, for
the nomination OF delegates to the
Legislature, meet toE this county to.
morrow. The candidates are n1nier-
Gus, and the rivalry spirited. A
SIraightout ticket will bO brought out,
with q certainty Of election. s'Tr, ,..,
The GubernatlorlalG candidates met Rk
Murfreesboro to-day, but Stokes, for
some reason Of. other, refused to speak,
He was probably too detected for the
effort, invlew Of the fact that the large
audience were all nearly enthusiastic
for SenteF. y! y ! DElB II ! III y.
The election stakea place on tho 9th OF
August, and some are not without ap.
prehensions that Disturbances may 90.
cur, especially In the larger cities and
towns. ..5liH.-iT s''5.l' .-.,, {. q. - =
Republicans Going over 70 Stokes. I
DLipateh 70 he Ciaeiaaati Gartte. '1, ,., ~ IN
* '' '-aS1" NASHVILLE, July %. d 1
E. s. Williams, ofSmIth county, for.
tnerly Of Ohio, addressed a very small
crowd, this evening, In support Of Gov
ernor Senter. Williams i6 q RepublI.
can and a good speaker, but the regis
tration outrages and frauds.haye driven
nearly all the Republicans OF Nash~
Vile from Senter's support. ConBe-
quently they do not feel like going to
Senterlmeetings, while the Democrats
don't want to hear Republicans Of any
kind. After Williams, had finished,
Col. Paramore, one ofthe SentercandI.
dates for the Legislature, spoke for q
few minutes. There was no enthusl-
asm, and the meeting broke up ut an
early hour. Judge Harrison was ad-
verttsed 10 speak, but he did not ap.
pear. II is said he will withdraw In dis.
gust from the canvass, and declare for
Stokes. F2Y 9Ita 81 YUfHlN9 \
The feeling kIalnst Governor Senter,
In consequence OF the shameinl frauds
In registration, Is growing more bitter,
and will spread. Even the Press and
Times, Senter's chief organ, admits
that the laws OF the State have been
trampled under foot, and that It will
be folly 10 hold q convention for the
purpose Of eniranchlslng ex.rebelR, as
they have oil been enfranchised by the
illegal and usurplng action Of Governor
Senter.i 4 .iftu- ma E-s...
The Republicans Of Nashville, main.
ly, heretofore, favorable to Ssnter, held
meetings yesterday and to-day, and
adopted strong resolutions, denounclng
.Senter's violations Of the laws and con.
islitution OF the State, and declaring
that the only course left to them is 10
vote unanimously for Stokes. The
resolutions are passing around for sIg-
natures, 4 81 ~. " ~ = ~ n
The old rebel Intolerant spirit Is rife
again. The econsclonsness on the part
OF ex-rebels that they have received
their certificates in violation Of law
seems 10 have awakened all the bad
passions Of their nature, and reports Of
outrages upon Union men and colored
men In Maury, Madison, Dyer and
other counties are numerous.
The candidates for Governor spoke
OF Murireesboro to o.day, to four ,thons.
and people. General Stokes was not
wen, but spoke the usual time. N,l