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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
INoUEsTs.

Coroner Flynn held an inquest yesterday at
the MOrgue over the body of Richard Tompkins, late
captain Of lighter Deceased was crushed on Tuesday
last by hogshead Of sugar rolling him at Pier No
80, East RIVER He was native OF this city, aged 10
years Who early yesterday morning, fell from thkd
story window OF the residence OF his parents No. l22
West Nineteenthst, and received fracture of the skull
from which he died m short time. Coroner Rollins
held an inquest yesterday at No 1924
st. over tile body of Hugh Crawford native of Ireland
aged 80 years, who was found drowned on Thursday
evening of the foot OF West Seyenteenthst Also Al
Bellevue Hospital over the body Andrew stout lately
employed engineer in the brewery OF Messrs Beddle
ston Co., No 289 West Tcnthst where he was crushed
Ia the machinery, receiving fracture OF the skull He
was native Of Newark, n j., aged CO years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
THE ATTACK on THE MoYAL ORANGE AssocIA
TInk


TO me Edttor Of The TrtbUne.
SIR: The Loyal Orange Association of the
United States having been falsely represented by some
OF the newspapers Of New-YoTk, most respectfully
beg leave TO contradict those SANDERS and assert our
principles through Your paper. One Journal describes
our Association as being nolernnt and contrary 20 the
first principles OF the American Constitution" Cy and
religious liberty Of the fundamental principles OF
our Association, and not rule. qualification
practice connected with the Association, which has the
least resemblance TO intolerance The same paper also
asserts that being deprived the liberty Of conducting our
Fraterna order in England aud Ireland, We have come
advises that tins liberty be denied MS 10 says that tEo
Fraternity is iDccnsed so much against Roman
sometimes murder them, which Il not true.
Our association IS the original ANA only medium by
which men can be admitted INFO the Inchmpmcnt OF
Fraternity tho Royal Black knights OF the Camp OF
Israel. which s worked on tho same system rs loyal
globe" even In Rome itself We accused ~ being
tho aggressors the 18th inst on the BoWey and else
where were the victims OF brutal attack; our
Police escort testify peacablc bearing during
tho procession the 18th We manifested feelings
those Of loyalty and as we approached tho statue
OF George Washington the uncovered heads; while
the band struck up the Star spanced Banner pro-
ceeded IN the same orderly manner TO ana from
Paterson, n. J., where many Roman Catholics
shared pleasures and joined our procession
on our return 10 and when proceeding up the
BOwery 10 our rooms, we assaled by cOwardly
mob who threw stones bot Ties aud other msscls at
emitting and brsng several Of us one standard bearer
was feariully beaten but held the Old dag m hc
Knocked down even then he waved IT, but received
mercy until his brethren returned from the front on
the double quick aud relieved him We carried the same
flag with our own 10 our rooms, amid shower Of stones
aud finally reached them men cut bruised, aud torn
Of the mob threatened To denOsh tho house
where our lodge held, and several brethren were
upon Elcventhave. not committed against us as We
were at Paterson at that hour nor have we Lodge in
Prov Grand Sec Loyal Orange Association, u g.
Fort Hamilton, ~ T., July 10, 1862
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Parta Freeman. Philadelphia mdse. aud paia
Steamship AlGross Davis. Fall RIVER.
Ship samuel g. Reed Windsor, Boston DAYS. ballast.
Bark Daniel Nichols Wymau NewbnrEh.
Brig James Ratchfort Pbihnsy Windsor IA days plaster
Schr Palma, Peafce. GsoTgeoNn D. c. DAYS naval stores
Sehr Dresden, Smith. SLuse n. s., 10 days spars.
bchL fcau4na ST. Pierre Martinique 10 days and moAsseS
Sehr Kosalie. Alburv, Harbor Island DAYS fruit
sCHODNEKs-RlYER
Kossuih. Ellsworth. lumber. Ellen Perkins Boston
X. r. smtb Boston. Tampa Machias. sparS
Mail GreenSieh Chas Rogers Georges Banks
Light ftbe East Calais umbe. Rsylis Providence.
John Mpulion. Ncv iiayeu. d. NJ French. Boston.
Thos r. Cooper. Rouicut label. Albany.
s s. Barnes. South Ambov. Mrtamora. Rltabethport.
james Bradley, SoIh AnhoV Ihos T. Cah, South Anhoy.
MARY Hamilton Souih AuhpY Wa Carroll, EhtahehpOrl.
Roht T. Graham. Ehsabetbpogt California EIabe,hport
Franklin. Woodbridge Bl'oS, Trenton.
= b. Parker Trenton Joha \. Whitney, Rondout
BiEl Anderson, Hartford kage. WeaesL
Louisa Providence El'l4beh W. Chase NeW.IIaven
VIM ~ Roberts Georges Banks Maria iiean. Stamford.
Ocean star. Rncklaud line Oregon, k0ckland hms.
Hettie Gushing. Rockand lime Adrian, Rocklaud lime
T. Y. Meauy Portland, c. Gee. Tribe, Portland, c.
Hannsh y. Plymouth. heading Pearl Slco, heading
Laura Robinson. Providence Maria Jaue. NeNHsven.
Geo. Washington STANFORD Geo Downing NortLDort
Neranda, New Bedford James Cunningham, Providence.
BOs'on Boston. r. y. Dean, Taunton.
Cloud. Norwich. Tlie T. Dghton
Pbuusylgauia Providence. NAnset, Orleans. Mass
Lyu, Bangor volaHg Calais lumber
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToN Juv 6-Aved steamship Keusnson from New. Orleans
Aries from Philadelphia; ship Gull from AGRA bark Guile
from Messua and brig Clifford. from Ponce. 4. r.
HKN. July l6Aryel brig Nero
charge: Eitabeth Kate Calahan Elbethport,
Franklin Pierce Florence and ChaS r. Bsehe from NeSlOT
brig Ida Vail Tor s. Johu b. schs Yankee Boy
Podeaee George Sor or Georges Banh Caspar LauIOn Tua
wILHNGroS c. Jolly l6-sed steamship Fairbanks for New.
York; city Polut for Charleston.
sAvASSAH July l6-Saed Mary Collins Tor Jacksonville
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
THE COMMTJNIPAW ARATrorp

The abattOir at COmmunipaw was the sub
ject OF special investigation yesterday. The
slaughterers invited the Boards OF Health OF
New'York and Jersey City, tho medical profess
sion and others 70 inspect the place and point ont
wherein IL either preudical 10 health or nuisance
ana TO make suggestions In accordance with this Invita-
uO Drs Swlnburn aud sayre OF the RewYOrk Board OF
Health. DR. Avery, Health Officer of Bergen Drs McKav
Bariek, Watson and Booth OF jersey CITY, Drs Buck and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
IAssOulssAssuI
:. Enrsu AS A MA1DEN's BLUsH" .

'H' "a, N. True Secret Of Beauty Fashionable Ladies
Society uuderstAnd this ~, -. rs.. III.
The Magnolia changes the rustic County O al" ''
more rapidly than any other one thing iii,
e. 49,, ,bsrs a. 4, used and genial cultivated fresh
obtained which the Bloom OfYOuh Beauty pos
% TO all who viii at any respectable store ana ~ Cd
Getting the Magnolia Balm Depot No. 81 ParEoW NJ l.
I,os,s KArBAIRos is the best thing for the Har'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17

NEVER ALLOW DIARRHEA, DYsENTERf' OF any
Bovel Affection have way, the most serious
NAV result By ngectng such complaints the system IS oen " y
reduced as reach beyond the help ofmens before "
can a,. the necessity Of looking him for remedy A'n
Of the year therefore everybody should be provided n 'n
,fe and certain curative all Stomach and Bowel Complains"
J.ysEs CARNSArrys for with this remedy at baud al %
affections mar be promptly aud eBeaeonsy treaed sod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
THE GETTYSBURG
Katalysine Water.

This the only ior Rl.aSl's an Soa '.p.sI
m those forms which deposit ues o. el toss
n the bodT or limbs admitted By tee sfg medes loea
Cont Fieek w. Hsuag Landscape Artist stable Ne ss B'oas
oou' 49,. w Dnnbay No % Bleeckerst, Hssforii Dr.
$500 10 On north Chares Baltimore For care o. eunann:
is. I,mg,n oace Of New the Distinguishes ta9lo
nrsst yorsry Of Church. Chestnut hh fnisIt,
"a povi5eal offbs Augusaass 10 the Uue states Iu nr
b,s nTncsd the onV cures OF certain ons IA
nbi on BrgbFs disease Medical refefenc Dr. Hal no "su
T.en urb NewYork and Dr. nhsarer Of BAunofe ha 40
Elected wonderful other kinney AID Of urnal afasss y
uding diabetes neonnenee OF urr g'ei o MI
culas Inflammation asthma Of the bladder uterus o. ure af
bs.rsmsins on svphc gonorha Affections Sc Nc also ogs
ia In an nd, forms and engorgd conditions 81 TIE h t
Of debility, or Inflammation W
boes Affections u the bronchial tubes ad ngs n %
certain forms Also o. disorders o. e Df,n arg ~
these maladies cured By IBIS Naff pave
long stAndnR d almost dnfaton h'
enoss mention part 81 the eoau
uFeiented and In many
ous contradictory Character are 800 nerdoe o
d ne. 10 tbs ava ad Of their medical td'ss
lint m The cousmory q the leading medical paeuonen ara
Writers of the country This testimony together With ne sEpaaiors
and directions Ofhs Water have been printed IN TIE form
OF pamphlet or circular which will be furnished free Of charge az
pean convinced before eHpendng ther money We
genertef but desire we hfol ~
20 be upon herein contained or also npou Nc
that medicinal sprug Wstsr Of whe We save
ny reliable account which effected great and rtmaraoe cures
away from its source o the homes Of the people. a,
quartz al the Srrngs or AZ 70
Office oftbe Company SO Orders single must Yns 20
accompanied with The GETTYSBURG SPRING CoAfAHI
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NEW-v.,px NAVY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY JULY IL looo.l

;, .,.vstte. MAYOR Harrison OF Hudson
1itv and Ex-senator Winfield, with snndry Alue CITY
re the OF tins ana p Tsd for
Eeenjng ara Strengthening stock Ihsy p u lo them
upon any formal report but ndlydna Ga VI iSe place
,6 fsiled IN nd the 'intolerable stencil cOmplan'
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s.,, from load Of hay on Tuesday, and rsc.ivsdin

NJ s. Collins fell from load Of hay on Tuesday and rseeVedn
gnLss from which he died on Thursday
'ORANGE.-A daughter OF Thomas Wilson was
d,oVned Yesterday afternoon.
ENTON-Robert Kane, young man employed
At the Trenton Rolling Mills sst eePs na Pasos az 9 ear
DI,eb came behind bin, causing instant ueAh
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,n,novn,cr SPRING WATER, Whitehall, N.

YHundds have been cured by using one case Of this eeo
Spring Water contains stronger and more active heuen
49, nd od, Permanent Relief sooner known Mineral water
Enron. or America It's the greatest known Tonic for nVgouns
and building up the system all diseases Of the Kidneys ,nd unn"
Organs, Female Weakness General Debility and Nervous rfo'aO
wholesale and retail by HENRY, No. Coegspoei Ia .
n STARK No. % Coentiess slip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
A WOMAN STABILIZED ON DUTCH MIL.

Last evening fight took place in Fortieth-
st., between First and seeondayes., between Thomas
Hanrahan and James Corcoran both residents OF Dutch
Hill, when HenTahans wife interfered aud severely
stabbed in the left side by CorcOrau who arrested
and locked up In the West Thrtyhfthst Police Station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17

yEw.YoRE Hour. Their Bar. wind " sur 7So 81 Is W.
July I6- 600 9% w 10 2q o. w s. W.
glo 59Se w s. W. II 16o 299O W. $ w.
- ~ variable TO 81 slightly cloudy 9 to nooni thun'
"a s TsininT i735 sa y 10 anIse ILL.,
10 90; cloudy al $40 and sunset
noon-Hs1 Islay $50 $50. bsA Taia sVh6 'e d.S
sbS s "RIirsILtts cloudy $50 10 1890, seuoy li'o
today 10 Of an inch
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CRICKET
NrM-YORK Na. MILIO

NEw-YORK vs.. WILLOW. ,..,
The Second Elevtns of the New \ OK ana
willow clubs will play game on Thursday next on the
grOupds Of the latter, at Bedford. ....."|.. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17

UEpire~MI Rsmn Of the Alpha Club seOTe-Nss,Ts Delaney
ard T{ou Time on Let Bases-Perguson,
Cane i; CARTS l. total 3; NoouaD l. Price II MaddsD Il total
Clean Home Rans-Renuey Ferguson Pike Il total 9; Edwards
Price Catches-PeaIee, Kenney Ii Chapman
Ferguson. Crane Brown Pike l. Cgts q total q wgg5s
Cook total FOul Bound CatehesFergnson l. Price Base
PayPt out BY Start Crane total H. Assisted By PssTee
Chapman q Crane q Pie total Put ou By NooDan Il Ire
land Hendickon. 70; total, Is Assisted By NOonau,
Irelapd Edwards. 81 Price, Richardson !; total II.
Outs foul balsAtautos a. Athletics Passed bss-Fergu.
son g Pree Dropped fy-Pesrcs, KeGuey; q Chapman
PesTee 81 start j Crane /; Pike Il total Ireland, Eoonau l.
Hendricks, total Wild tboSt-Tssnd Dropped bounds
= i
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a wa.in - Beach, lately Of . ..

100. conito1lne "Watty Beach, lately OF "A
grouno a. OF n Washington aud formerly the CO. Of
S Tt%forGs when they we're champions ,ssl} o. has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17

THE CUBAN EXPEDITION has postponed its
Az rg At IN. Urgent solicitation Government ofeias'
and has bis cOnqne1g head and those o. h
umphsB. deputies victorious wrssth' 10 the shape Of
Incompatible bats KEOIs hats Of PERIOD gnh ~"
and elegant are truly the eroUnjeWels Of ashoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17

To drive dull boots away, use
MAsoSs BLAcElN0.
Jas s. MASON 4 Co, Philadelphia
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PAsHloy cornsE l. l. july isbaoh = 600 mile heats best
NM RTEEALO RACEs

BUFFALO, July 16.-The two-mile dash at the
Driving Park to-day for 81 900 in gold between the cana
dian horses Rattlesnake and Lady Blanche, won by
Rattlesnake in $50 on Tuesday next Volunteer,
Bloomer German Girl, and Belle Will trot for SlOV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
ALPHA VS.. PowHATTAS.
These irst-class amateur mines will contend
for ball on the Capltone ground, at D. ~, to-day.
frFE


These frst-class amateur mines will contend
FOR ball on the Capitoline ground, p. ~, to-day
ECKFORD VS.. STAR.
Lovers of a tirst-class game will be disap-
Stars as the challenging party have the right 10 name
they named the Capitone The champions refused ito 70
acknowledge the right and insisted upon the game being
So 'e0 on the Union ground This the Stars refused to
oLYMPIcs OF WASHINGTON.
The managers OF this club have again
Decker, prOpretOrs OF the CapitOne Ground received
stating that If games could be arranged with The oTs an
Monday and the Atlantics the following day thew
would come on and play. Mr.. Decker arranged the
desired and teegraphed the Oympics TO that
effect II probable that the visiting club will also play
The Eckfords and Mutnals during their stay; next
week promises 70 be lively one for base bali.
MARYLAND OF BALTIMORE.
This Club intend to leave Baltimore next
with the Auantcs Monday the SOth inst there is
dd T6ey viii also pay e e E Se a 9asEed Is
during the same week.
REoRG ANIzATIoN OF THE ATLANTIC NINE.
Inc Atlantic Club held It's regular monthly
meeting at Henrys Atlantic Club House. Brooklyn last
evening Ia the absence Of Mr. Tassie the President of
the Club, Mr.. Hudson took the chair Tie Attendance
was large After disPosng OF business the sub
1eet OF the playing nine came up and after
Investigate the present condition Of the nine and If this
committee should deem reorganization necessary il s
meeting II is rumored that much Observation-Disclosures
prevails among The playing nine because OF their
games.
NOTES.
The Nationals and Lafayettes GuniOrs) had
a game at Central Park, Thursday. After a close con
test the was won by the former by score OF 50 TO
n, but seven innings being played
On Wednesday next the Base Ball Reporters
play their return game with the Atlantic Muins on the
CaptOne ground The y. b. r. nine will CONSIST of tle
same members IN the first game. with the exception
OF Chadwick, who takes his old position behind the baf
Wright OF Philadelphia not playing,
On Wednesday the Stars play the Powhat-
tans the CaptOine ground. on TIursday the Allan
ties play the Unions Of Morrisania the CaptolIne
ground On Friday the Atlantcs play the Orlentais on
the CaptOllne ground. On Monday the EckfOrds play
the same cub ON the Union ground. On Saturday tie
Stars play the Alphas on tho CapitOlne ground This
afternoon the Stars play the HarmOncs on the lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17

Go to TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER & Co., :
Nos YgS 400 and 4O2 BowERY Opposite SiI,h'sti ~ l.
Lr MENs BoIs and CHILDRES's CLorhlSS.
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SUNpAY-SCHOOL BOoKs.-BROUGHToN& WY
MN No n Bible House Keep the variety from all Publishers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17

Every Bank in New-YOrk should have the
sp.I security Afforded By Holmess Burglar Alarm Telegraph II
mid have sged The ocean from robbery. Look out for In
Judgements. T. HoLAEs, No. 7 MuuaJst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17

DERFECT HEALTH restored to all by DU
BARRiS RBVALBNTA FOOD, which sradicatss dypspA eou
,ipaion diarrhea 6c Tins 10. 81 IS DU BARRY GCo 100
WhAnst n VI KERR 40 BroadwA and all grocs sverywhee
IT b. BYNNER & CO., No. 1S0 Broadway.
. WATCHES AND JEwBLRY AT WHOLESALE
VANILLA BEANS, Vanilla Beans, Vanilla
Beans. Vanilla Beans Vanilla Beans Vanilla Beans Vanilla
Bean Vsua Vanilla Finest Mexican, for sale lots suit by
TAFT TYLER
Drug Importers
No 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
REBELLION AT SING SING.

As n legitimate consequence OF the loose man
agemeut (or perhaps it might better be said the entire
lack of management at the Sing Sing State Prison, es
capes Of convcts are of almost daily occurrence while
organized rebeons by rare IL - easy 70
understand that an occasional escape is inevitable
where 200 men, painting for liberty. are confined but
the series Of escapes and rebelons recorded recently in
THE tribune arc attributable to mismanagement ana TO
no other reason The latest disturbance IN the prison oc
gurred on Thursday when party OF conNlCI Au T
emnloVed I'm the quarry positively refused 10 WORK lhey
we're locked up and yesterday others shared tho SAINT
fate The prison authorities entertain ieaIS oi bchc"
rebellion. ..,,,, ,.s,,,r
While the keepers were engaged ~ inc lochuS up opo
atoms incident to the rebellion ana thOse VINO were hot
so engagcd were ndu gng IN Tar from PHEASANT ahtcpa.
ous of general outbreak, in winch OF course, thtl
chances for safety would be remarkably slim convict
employed In the cabinet shop took advantage OF inc oc
casiOn and-tOOk his departure. Whether nc Walheu
boldly past the keepers disguised rs an old Wohan o
not known Whatever may nave beeil
the mode his exit tits established iact tat ne Nch
and left no sign IL has been suggested that general
iB delivery Sing Sing would be decidedly more agree
ble 10 the citizens OF the town, than the intermnaDe
series of escapes and revOs which have recently ais
turbed them They live IN constant dread OF disturbances
M the prison aud know not when gang OF cohFlcts may
escApe and an their picturesque htuo Hnlage WIN Llut
and confusion As has been previously remarked, the
rendition affairs AT the Prison ~ due 20 bad manage
pent only wherefore 10 would seem that negligent ON
Gals should be replaced by men able ana whnng 70 90
their duty and with nerve enough 20 keep inc rtbus
shirt Of the convcts down. n may be that wafer
Forger was tho special keeper OF this latest escaped con-
Wet and that he but followed his master, VINO passed
Thursday night at No a. Ihomass ana injured NJ lnc
Tombs Police Court yesterday I'm the character Of com
plaiuaut charging unfortunate woman WIN the tf
cepy of his watch ForgeT doubtless, VIII DO returned TO
his place In Sing Slug Prison. the escaped convict may De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
MUSIC IN THE PARK.
PART I.

Weather permitting, the following music will
be played this afternoon In the Central Park commencing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
HICKS DUPLEX CUTOFF ENGINES

Cut OF desired point Exhaust perfectly during shos
stroke Unguaed for principles pcscn uork-
msnihp and operation. 9oHQRSB POWER s1sN
THB KICKS MANUFACTURING Co. Ne IS LtBERrT-Sr, n r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
HOME NEWS.

THE WEATHER
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-15
Hurt and H0wling.

The Governor at last perceives the
unpopularity of his course on the regis
tration question and this morning at
tempts an explanation. This recogni,
tion of the power of public opinion is
what all men, high or low, must come
to in these calm times Of peace. His
Excellency sees the consequence OF his
error and is trying to break his fall
We shall have more of this backing out
before long. The storm raised about
the ears of the Republican legislative
candidates in this county will, if we
mistake not, soon force them to
attempt some sort of a compromise
with adverse public sentiment. We
should not be the least surprised to see
them attempting to shake off RESPONSE
dility for the proscriptive platform on
which they stand. 1t would not aston
ish us to see them kick their
own platform to pieces and try to take a
more popular position ON the registra-
tion question. But it is now too late.
Concessions to popular demands are
very different things from a voluntary
abandonment of prescription. The
higher they get the harder they will
fall
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-15

would be called in to quell the rfotl
You would put down the insurrectien
at the point of the bayonet. You would
make proclamation of the lawlessness
of your rebel subjects in every Radical
newspaper and from every stump in the
State, and when the Legislature assem-
bled you would devote the bulk of your
message to suggesting new measures
of prescription and punishment.
Such was the course of your predecessor
on the slightest possible provocation,
and as you seem to be trying to initiate
him in policy and purposes, it is not to
be supposed that you would not "fol-
low copy" if you had genuine
grievance against your political oppo-
nants. But as the case in point, in
wolves merely mutiny on the part ofa
pair of your "loyal" subordinates, your
lips are as dumb and your arm as nerve
less as though conscience had stilled
your tongue and fear had paralyzed
your power. By your abject acquies-
ence, CALDWELL and THATCHER retain
their places still, Notwithstanding
CALDWELL and THATCHER according
to the explanation to which
necessity has driven you, are
unscrupulous and deliberate liars.
If You are not satisfied with your de.
fease our columns are at your service.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-15
SwiuSiupthe Axe.

Read the article we copy from the
Weston Democrat and see how the regis
'Tation axe is swinging in Lewis coun-
". An ex.rebel slavered all over with
ueason is the President of the Board
aud sits in Judgment upon the loyalty"
oi decent men. He is of the kind Sc
'tc'ed by Governor STEVENSON to make
'0e paths straight for the coming Sena-
Tor. His son-in-law is another member
oi the Board. This insures harmonious
action.
This rebel registrar is also a
candidate for office. Governor
NIEyENSoN has known it for
TWO months. Although pledged
70 remove any registrar who should be-
'Oue candidate, he has persisted in
,e'a'nlng the rascal in his place. He
""S retained him for a purpose. That
purpose was to disfranchise Democ.
lacy out of Lewis county. Then comes
e'ELEf to the Legislature, and CoRLEY
!" the House of Delegates counts one
,C'e TO send STEVENSON to the Senate
1t dirty duplicate of BoREMAN's pol
ICY And the Democrats of Ohio county
ore asked to endorse it by sending tc
we legislature men who approve O
'ae'e enormities and want to maintai,
we law under which they are perpe
trated.