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~, ,THa readiest solution that we have seen
Of what is called "ths Chiuese problem is
given ia an extract nav going the rounds
of the Northern papers, purporting to be
taken from 4 spsecAssf q negro Asena tor Of
South Carolina. Ttris as followe: .sThe'
'"white people say they are going "a bring
Goodies and white emigrants to this ooun-
:"try. But this country is ours; we've got:
'the Legislature and we wont allow it.
"and We wont. Wen put the white man
''ten feet under ground. and, as to the
coolies, we'll put them twenty feet"
Who is the ebony senator who has thus cut
the Gordian knotf " Il, @ e pk1
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Tho Red esok.

England has her Blue Book; the Frenoh
have their Liure jsuns-.'. yellow book" and
Austria, once or twice year, publishes an
Official volume, containing all the dis
patches that emanated from the foreign
office, sihoe the date Of the book last pub
lished: These semi-annual volumes are
known under the name Of the ssRed Book. y,
Suoh q volumeuh has cen issued recently
under the auspices Of the able and versatile
premier, Baron Won Bsust, o statesman
sc second TO none on the Continent Of Europe,
unless indeed Bismarok maS claim higher
plane. What gives afactitious interest to
this Red Book is that the distinguished
Premier condescends to play author in good
earnest, snd in the introduction to his red
book passes in review the remarks and
criticisms made upon the previous volume
~ the foreign press, or in the unofRcially
reported utteranoes of foreign cabinets.
This, surely, is somethiagg now under the
sun-,nors Democratic than TIE much
vauated I ..ministerisI Fssponsibility" in
England, or the inordinately long argu-
meats that are periodically put upon the
people Of these United States, ia the guiss
Of Presidents' messages 'sT q ,'2 4. 81 q
We learn from this introduction that
some Of the foreign powsrs,l whose ssnotes''
have been presented to- the public under
these auspic,s, have expressed great dis
satisfaction, and NOT .altogether without
reason, alleging that nc such publicity was
contemplated when said ssnotes" were
drawn TO this Von Bsust laconically and
bravely, replies that the Austrian monarchy,
will not be in the least hurt M other gov
ernments should be equally frank about
their policy. y
Incidentally We have here also an eyi
dencs ofthe great strides made during che
past twolyears by this ancient nstion to .
ward aftrue representative government.
In answering tho charge that the Red Book
was only published 10 tease. their nsiah-
Sors, Count Beust says that il any govern
'ment 10 justifable in publishing something
Of this kind, Il Is the Ausiro- Hun garfan
ponearchy; for its foreign policy 10 always
discussed ID full psrliamsns, but 81 alDcohut
q the dualissIc orgsnjsasioa i'll sks delssa: sas,
,tions sent by the two arlisme nss. u, ~
eight into the management Or foreign
sffaiis nust needs be- given ID tisss bodies
who nave pass Che for War aras, snd
! foFeiga a9sirss It's the. duty Of the nsnis.
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and cold ter second 10 none: vi,le
the culinary derafteht 10 10 the most Sxperienced
hands, anordanG guests an uneQaaiied table. III n
the '.modern tmprovements" and II tho service oi
Z The BroadwaS anc University p1a0s Cars passitiis
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W ANTED. BY A YOCMG Lady, "A
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es. Please address note 10 Mr q. D., Box No. 5s4,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-20

THB BYRON CoNTRovERsY.-Ou po-
etic friend, Miss Lizzie Parker, of Wells.
burg, takes a hand In the Byron contro.
versy this morning, by an appropriate
and feeling tribute to Lady Byron,
with whom she sympathizss. We
confess with such light as the gen.
eral discussion OF this matter has af.
forded, our sympathIes are In the same
direction. We believe Lady Byron
was a deeply injured woman, whose
love for her husband, tmoral monster
as he was, y sustained by her high and
womanly resolution, sealed her lips
TO his crime, despite his constant and
uuieeling prosecutions. He never
spared her while living. nor even when
dead, for he pillorled her in his immor-
tai verse. But time, which at last
"makes all things even," has ut last
let In the light Of truth upon the real
character Of these two illustrious per.
sons, showing heroism In Lady By
ron, which amounted almost to mar
tyrdom, and revealing an infamy aud
crime attaching to the brilliant but
depraved and mercllessly cruel Lord, ,
her husband, which form one OF the
most striking contrasts Of any age or
country.
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that lflt 10 right 10 release him now, Il
was wrong TO impose restrictions upon
him In the first place. II Q rebel 10
anything he Is consistent and true TO
the dead Issues Of the past, as will ap.
pear by the following etfuslou, clipped
from Maryland sheet OF that persua>
sion:
"A rebel once was and reb,l still am,
won't he reconstructed, aud don't care
Ru-n."
But these gentlemen say "ostracIsm
tends to bring about emigration from
the State" Garry out your views gen
tlemen, and 10 a veyr short time the emil.
grants will be UnlonIsts aud Union
soldiers, who you desire 10 leave at the
mercy OF their enemies and who will
certainly be "ostraclsed." and perhaps
driven from their homes under the
shadow OF authority.
II is all very we'll for these gentlemen
safely ensconced In the PAN Handle, ;
where an armed rebel was never seen
and where they never have ex perleuCed
the terrorism OF rebel rule, TO plead for
mercy toward the erring,' that will
bring the ku-Klux 10 the doors OF their
brother UnloniBts In the interior, but
Will place these authors OF q Bickly sen.
tlmentalism In no danger. AwBy with
such puerile tritliug! Cut loose from the
Republicans Al once and join tue Dem.
ocrAts, your new allies, and do not use
the language that God has given you 10
conceal your real thoughts and feelings,
but come out fairly and above board
In plain English and let the remainder
OF the party mourn your departure
from the true faith and give you u de.
cent political burial.
II 10 said there Is power behind the
throne more powerful than the throne
itself, and It ls irresistibly forced upon
the thinking mind that there ls sOm6
manipulation behind this circular, that
10 more potent than the circular itself.
The story Ia not all told, and 1t will
have TO be left 10 time to unravel the
mystery, and lay bare the motives that
actuated this large mum Der Of the lead
Ing Republicans OF Ohio county, in
taking step, which, II persisted in,
can only lead 10 disGord and confusion.
Let as rather take warning by the
condition Of the UnIonisls Of Tennes-
see, Maryland and Kentucky.
Let us remember the principles upon
which the rebellion was fought and de-.
feRted.
Let us not willingly and crlminally
surrender the fruits OF victory.
Lat US rather meet our foes manfully
upon the line Of policy we have adopt.
ed, than TO cowardly court their favor,
and grant them all they have ever
asked.
Let US. II need be, sink with the old
flag flying true TO the great principles
OF progress, loyalty and nationality.
I1SION
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AND now comes a statement In one
Oh two Of our exchanges that the West
Virginia Central Railway Is not dis
solved, although one Of the directors
on the part Of the State, who had just
returned from New York where he at
tended a meeting Of the directors,
authorized us:to say 1t was. Mr.. E. G.
Roberts, who signs himself President
OF the Company, has Issued call for a
meeting Of the stockholders to elect Off.
GERS at Grafton on the Sd Of November.
We don't profess either 10 explain or
understand the Ins and outs OF this
West Virginia Railway business. It Is
nearly as great mystery as the famous
Erie muddle.
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Bx TELEGnAPH.
WARRINGTON.
The Policy Of the Administration Re.
SpeeIinK Cuba-GraIiGyInE
.Ity Statement.
Tho Public Debt statement.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.
The Indications are that the public
debt statement 10 be issued on the 1rst
OF October will very little ifany reduc.
tion, the payments for the present
mouth haYinH been very heavy.
Much Of what Ia stated ~ to the
course OF the Administration on the
subject OF Cuban Independence Is mere
matter Of conjecture. All that ls car
tainly known 10 that mediation has
been propo3ed through Minister
Sickles TO the Spanish Government.
There are no present Indications Of the
acknowledgment OF belllgerent rights.
The policy OF the Administration has
been and IL, to enforce the neutrality
laws and to act In good faith al :ordlng
TO the treRty obligations. There Is no
question that 1t deeply sympaLhlGes
with the Cubans 10 their struggle, and
Will continue 10 exercise ita friendly
offices with discretion with view 10
effect solution Of the question satle-
factory to all parties interested.
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THE NEW

A London telegram estimates that
one hundred and twenty vessels were
wrecked and several hundred seamen
Injured in the late gale.
Gen. Prim hrs left Paris on bis return
10 Madrid, whero ho will arrive on
Tuesday next.
P. P. Harris, manager OF the Quebec
branch Of the Montreal bank. and a
brother OF sanderson have absconded,
taking funds OF the bank, report says,
amounting to $4,000.
Rev. Benjamin DArr, rector OF Christ
Church, Philadelphia, died Saturday
morning alter lingering illness aged
73 years.
Twenty.six men, including the prin-
clpals, concerned In II Cuban Gllibus-
tering expedition, and who were ar.
rested on board asChooner, out OF New
Bedford, were all discharged at Boston,
Saturday; for want Of evidence.
Co!fax and party returned 10 San
Francisco, from Oregon, in good health
after pleasant trip.
Mexican Rdvlces state that that Coun-
Is more tranquil than ever before. The
rebels IN Tainculipos have given In
adhesion 10 the Government. Three
soldiers were imprisoned for ten yearB
for conspiracy against Juarsz. This
Is queer illuIration of tranquility.
EDS
The stables of tho Missouri Street
Railroad Company, In Market and
Seventeeth streets, ST. Louis, were
burned early Saturday morning; l2 or
10 horses and mules perished. Loss
about Sl0, 900; Insured.
Rumor says that the unwilling OF the
statue Of Vanderbilt, at New York on
the 2Ssh Inst, Is 10 be made the occa.
sion for q union OF the Central and
Hudson River roads and the declara>
tion OF the long promised scrip dlvl-
dend.
The Carpenters National Union, at
New York, adopted the report In favor
OF cooperative societies and adjourned
to meet at New Haven next year.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept.

ct. IOUISI SEPT, IS,
An Omaha dispatch says, General
AuRur has received information from
Col. Brlsber, commanding at JuakI
River Reservation, that fight occurred
between company Of his troops and
about 100 Sioux Indians, Just below hIs
camp, Thursday morning, Two In
dams were Killed and a number
wounded; two Of the troops were
wounded and nine horses captured.
Three settlers on the North Fork OF
Juaki river were recently killed by the
Indians.
Governor Haight OF California, ar.
rived at Omaha yesterday EN- route
east, and VIM. SWanlum left for San
Francisco this morning. N
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WASHINGTON, PA.
Laying OF Corner stone OF New IOwn
Hall.
President Grant Participates In tho
Ceremonies and then holds u
Reception al the Court.
HnnRR


Ceremonies and then holds u
Reception al tho Court.
House.
WAsHINdToN, Pa, Sept. Is.
Chief Burgess, John D. Boyle, hav-
Ing yesterday addressed the President
OF The United States, requesting him TO
participate In the laying OF the corner
stone OF the Town Hall In this borough
to-day-this morning received reply
OF which the following Is an extract:
IT would afford me pleasure TO
comply with the request, enhanced
pleasure because your county and
city were named IN express honor Of
the father OF our country, whose name
Is revered by every American citizen
who loves his country
At the appointed hour (half.past two
o'clock, the President, accompanied by
Gen. Porter and Chief Burgess Boyle,
arrived on the ground. The ceremo:
nies Immediately commenced. After a
prayer and an oration by MIR. PAtter.
son, the President placed the tin box
containing the memorials, In the place
prepared for II. After these ceremonies,
The President repaired TO the Courts
room. and received nil the town people.
The President WAS supported on one
side by Hon. John II. Ewing, ex-mem.
ber OF Congress, and Republican,
and on the other by Col. Hopkins, Il
Democrat. AT least 1000 persons were
present,-a large crowd for such a
place. The President has determined
TO delay his departure IRON here until
next Wednesday morning.