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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21
THE MARKETS.
Tcarefany reDortsd for TuE TRsrsr

Aug - l3f9
market quiet but steady sale. a. ~ 81 Tor
are
BERSWAX - moderately active and steady EJ0iJc. tJT
Low Western and Southern: sales Of S01 %.
BOSE-Saies Of $ tuug Rio GraBde shin st go
BRISTLBS unchanged quote at from toc ~ 80 Zoe Ame
Gray and White.
BROOM CORETbers only moderate business doing, owing
sms . Red
COTTON 6rner bat closes quiet the sales ll bales
also sales future deycrV 100 bales
M5dugs September. sic: POO DO do for October
December TO do do, for De-
onber December 78e 100 DO DO, Tor
January 2ic; lO DO DO for January 2i 100
February 2i and 20 DO DO Tor December AID Jan
uary. We quote a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21
RECEIPTS on PRODUCE.

Per Canal PssSls aud Railroad
Ara 20 go bales Cotton 1904 bbs Flour sl9 bush Wheat
An lSS hn,b Corn 81 20 bush Rye,
Sgs FaI Seed 2a bills Refined Petroleum 100 boil. Spirits
1870 600 hills I'M bb Rosn % bbL Pork 374 Beef
iSo I Lard 100 Lard IS Ashes so tea Stsan 21l pkg
n,,sr Ia 7 Cheese m bills Taov rs bb Lard on % ptEs
No. R, $50 pfgs OIL Cake 100 cakes Copper as bills WHISKY
7oa bb Rgss bales Wool % bales Hemp l)9 bale. Hops $40
itss III bus bales Hides 5l sides Leather 100 bids To
b,s 6 boI AVID Tobacco s pfg Rice 40 boxes Starch
!. mir BeeINAE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21
ASIkTIC MARKETS

SAN FRANCCO Aug l9YokOhama duces Of July % represent
staple imports unchanged merchants warned Asnt shipping goods
10 order The SIX arrivals SLOW, owing TO the Hns
ogue TO take payment paper The yield admitted to be
probably The bales
harbash at S76S7 % pou There transactions 10 Sk
Worm Eggs The arrivals limited The Tea crop coming In
slowly; small sales quality good, medium full The
stock rapidly increasing At Yeddo and Hokohama and reduction In
values anticipated Common Medium $40 $26 pcu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21

Money easy at cal per cent on call, and the con-
HnUed dizziness Of business at the Stock Exchange has
reduced the demands Of brokers 20 q low point The
banks report steady drain Of currency 70 the country
and the balances Of the Western banks reported as
unusually heavy at tie present time Commercial paper
continues dull at 9a12 per cent, with but little demand
for anything except short dates.
Sterling Exchange was hrmer; prime 6Oday bills were
held at 1904 alOeT, and sight bills llO3 allOa
The transactions Of the subTreasury today we're as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21

HOwEs & MACY, Bankers the same as an incorpo-
rated bank, No. 80 Wa-st., New-York. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
theirmoney and havngit at all times subject to check
on demand. can do so by deposting with this bank
which allows Interest the entire daily balances at
the rate of 4 per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part Of the world with
immediate returns, at the lowest current rates
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE of Stocks Bonds
OF Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21

FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDs or LAKE
SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY,
per cent gold interest free of United States taxes
We recommend these bonds as a safe and profitable
investment producing nearly 10 per cent per annum
in currency and in exchange for fve-twenty bonds.
yielding increase of A. per cent IN net annual in
come. Present price % and interest Full particu-
lars furnished by JAY COOKE a. Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

49,, - "a n m-Consols open % Tor ani 9l
for H. sout Amesn securities q1et sui steady tho o
Five lscurs, 1900 8Jt jl Tor 1863
IN Tor 7 United states Ten F5tis5, c9uP1as ~ EG RAI
"a 6a1IsA I9L uARgI VsAIEALI. ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21
PORTS PROM SEPT. /. 1868, TO DATE.

PIsUTp DRY Goa there was no and PAGES
Is moderate but prices steady
bales Herring dull at unchanged prices Ns quote!
hAck1 S28 90 UJl % Herring scd 80 q
No 90 a. Herring, Ne ,PbE ~ u
NaeEI No Sb... rs 50 a. Buefsh. Dickled... o IS
MaciT No 2 Sh... Il 90 ais 20 Tongues and Sounds
hack1 No. 3, med. 90 a. picked = ~ q -
GeofzssBnk Goldfish IS 40 90 Salmon Pcked.... &c o. a.
Herring LabradOt.. 3 % HalDut. Smoked. b0- ~
Herring. Sbore..... ( % D 4 % 90,
FLAX quiet l602 for Western the latter rate for Choice Od
FEATHERS are unchanged the demand modAe quote at SO
a9Oc. for Prime aud 9gdV5c do Western.
GRAIS-The market fairly and lower the export
demand restricted owing 10 The difficulty ofssng exchanges mers
holding Of; the sales 1000 busb 65 for No Chicago
Spring; 81 sgsl 50 for no Chicago Spring snd Son 81
81 IS for No Milwaukee, G 6 for No hNauke ~ % 10y ed
WeEeui 81 56s 81 90 for Amber Western; 81 70 for white heh
81 C2 for Amber Mchgni 81 7O0el 70 for White kehH
. % for White Genee; 81 - for White Southern bI ~ ior
Amber Southern Barley Malt is hsayi small sales a. o.
Oats opened better aud fairly active but the close Of Chag
6e sd1nee mainly lots the sales are 100 bush
43d65c New Western 62a61ic closing At 00tSc
od at 6t96 State 65666c bags and BY Jersey at oz0
6 ad southern 63d6se lover and unssited The sales are
100 bush Western 81 IS and State 276bl 30 Corn
lover and closes doll and the demand only for e trade ne
sales 52OO9 bush Dsmp Unsouhd 9c a 81 ~ New
Western AIsd at 81 lsa 81 hi closing at $50 70 saoa
and 81 l7U 81 20 81 a. and 1eue"
~ III Southern White at 81 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21
Org SOuNs.

DEAUTY TO THE LADlES.-Those new
ID STYLES Of RouNp HATS and FEATHERS Ony place % SAL s
them Nine A. BINNSS Millinery No. ~ Broadway sPpoS -,
arts Aso assortment BonneB and sua Hats cheap OA Wv
this out
T AIDES FALL HATS and Irayse .ll, P soSs,
net, FEATHER, Rbbons and Flowers Great ,SPpy
Hats and High Crown Hats, elegent hats H. "'''' y
No sa9 Broadway corner Of Nineteenthse ----
nFADS and FANCY GOODS OF every
IL IsssaoIiSa h p RRoWA. L~SArL~s ~ 1-A~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21
Situations MantsS- -9malfs.

WANTED-By a middle-aged Scotch lady,
situation NURSE and COMPANION to an invalid lady %
infant birth objection 70 travel q
any part city reference Apply No 6 BsseKst near Hou$
ton Can be seen for one week
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable and
Trustworthy constantly be found Mrs LOVES GERMAN
INSTITUTE. No Rnstst corner Bosery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21
9Inanuui.
HOW MANY READ THISi

HOW MANY READ TIIISi
LrPR Is WORTH MORE THAN HOUSES OR MERCHANDISE
INSURE AND PROTECT YOUR FAMILY IN CASH OF YOUR
DEATH
INSURE AS An INVESTMENT
INSURE As An ACCOMMODATION IN BUSINESS
Fsu pusai 'nl insure at the loves, price eonIi.
snt 18th safety. Iaurs With
THE HOMEOPATHIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE coMPANY
No POI BroIIsay, Ssw.York City.
All POLICE, forfsitAbIs-
Capital cash Premism, cash Dividend, cash.
EOS.HoMGoPATHIsTS INSURED AT LOWER RAIDS
THAN ANY OTHER NETWORK COMPANY,
MUNICIPALITIES LOWER STILL
Women Insured At sane rates
No sIrl ehMg, OF ieeouat Of employment
Free permits to travel
Losses paid % days after proof ofdsith
Policies Issued By Company read clearly to be unds'tood
by,n
Rate, on mutual lu obtained By applying the oaee,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21
OFFICE OF TH2 CHICAGO AND ALTON X K Co.,
CHrcLan ILL AnJ- l6 lAl0. !

NOTICE. - The SIOCkHOLDEho Oh Jile
IN CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY are hereby
notified that DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT free Of Government
aud Common Stock OF said Cow
pany PAYABLE Of the COmpaBys Messrs NJ X
JRSiJP Co. No. NeEYOk MONDAY the 9th day
September the holders Of said Stock registered at closing Of
books.
The Transfer Books will closed the 18th inst and reOpnsd for
"'n'''' ." 'H w. NJ LARRABEB Secretary aud Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21
pi6ih,nS guiitts.

OVYfcE oE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAST.l
NKw.YoRK. Aug Is, 1863. J
EORTY-FIRST DIVIDEND.-Notice is here
have this declared DlV
ending july 81 1869 payable al the Coupanys Oce WEDNESDAY
Sept l. The Transfer Books Friday Aug 90 at
reopen Thursday Sept 1853 10 By order Of tue board
ofDireetorN THEODORE T. JOHNSON. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21
Situatiuns TanttN -alaIrs.

Situations Mantto- -alalrs.
A GOOD BOOKKEEPER desires a perman-
IN nt or temporary ENGAGEMENT parties requiring h
have their books written and balanced mod
expense Address C. o. D., Tribune o6ce.
A PRACTICAL, EXPERIENCED PHARMA-
IA CEUTlSr would Ike responsible POSITION msnqe1un9
establishment would take entire charge Of such 6rsta retail
objection the West South satisfactory references
Address POST Tribune OMce.
GHEMISTRY.-A Professor of Chemistry OF
~ long experience expenmenteF and lecturer would Ike
position CHEMIST college other Institution be bring
apparatus for experimenting TO eIent aud competent IA
branches Address CHEMIST New York o. Station H. foe
two months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21
Ghautss for CUISINES yftu.

A STOCK COMMISSION HOUSE, in good
"A standing upon the NeWYok stock Exchange desires OFFICE
SPECIAL PARTNER With from $500 5000 Addess IN
confidence, GOOD FAITH. Box No $40 p o., Eewiork C
AN OLD ESTABLISHED STATIONERY,
n BLANKBOOK and PRINTING BUSINESS for SALE tbs
has been doing successful business the past
u years Responsible parties only need apply 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21
PfTTsBrRGH FoRr WAYNE CHICAGO RAILWAY COsPAsL(
OFFICE OF WINsLow, LASIER Co, rRASsyER Agents., I
'A " NEw.YoRK August6 1863 y
TIME ROCKS FOR THE TRANSFER of I'll

stock Of this Company will TUESDAY the 10Th day a
August 1869 M the purpose Of enabling the persons holding
stock that time convert the same into Che guaranteed SOCK" %
issued in exchange therefor
The stock be exchange will be entitled 10 dividends At the
Per Cenum payable quarterly the TUES
following Monday January April July and October
out of the rental reserved under the lease TO the Pennans
COMPANY and such dividends d be payable free OF The neoms
tar othe United Of all which be col
lected any through b. Of the corporation
corporation leasing the sanshe payment oil al
such taxes being assumed by the lessee.
shares will be Issued 10 exchange TOT
each one hundred Persons entitled
ScaOua part share will receive not entitled 20 Dividends
until aggregated -, -,
The fractional Of share due 10 exchange being Of
hundred shares viii be Converted and the dY IN
sud dividend be hereafter made out Of the surplus a.
Its outstanding accounts shall be settled
The viii the exchange stocks Tuesday tue bn
August 1855 BY order Of the Executive Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21
food WILL aud MATERIAL Of q FIR 81:

ri Y
~ CLASS REPUBLICAN DAILY PAPER FOR SALE-The GOOD
WILL aud MATERIAL OF THE STATE GUARD Daily and Weekly
Republican Morning offered FOR SALE incudas
the material Of OFFICE There Power Presses
Taylor Single Cylinder the ether Campbell VIII Two Of or
running which there recently GU
cine and boiler Job Office variety suitable
description OF Book aud Fancy Job Work The heS
paper once supplied all necessary mea-ani the esab
meut furnished With all the latest improvements foe
conducting ftelass business THB DAILY STATE GUARD has
established Subscription Lis, aud Advertising ps'ronsge Thh
GUARD good LIST OF subscrtOers
further particulars address. HALL & JORDON.
~ Attorneys a Law. Harrisburg. Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21

Montreal, Aug :. 1859. Montreal Canada.
$4,000 LOAN LOAN wn .9e.l on r Fr ss cIa'.
double the and Is Insured for $4,000 Good
offered. Address Boz No t208. NewYorkP o.
q I6 0On WILL BUY an INTEREST in
qp AOsOOO welleablhed Manufacturing Business Eoods
staple and aUaS demand The business will bear The oe' ne'
cation. Address c. L. p. No. IS Cooper Union New.iork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21

dessrs j. d W. segman Co. offer in another column
IN 800 900 OF the per cent bonds Of the City OF NewOr
leans at rs. The bonds have % years to and
issued under Of the Legislature Of louisiana ap
proved Feb a. 1869 Investors invited 70 examine
The security offered their Office, No. 90 Exchange
place The total debt Of the city less than
and by the operation Of sinking fund will all be paid by
1891 The credit Of the City Of NewOreans has always
stood very high and during the no default
made in the payment Of the interest the debt The
valuation OF the property Of the city lie about t9OOOO
and the bonds are first mortgage upon all the real estate
OF the city.
The consolidation OF the Lake Shore and Michigan
Bouthern Road has been agreed upon and attracts
eral interest BY this arrangement the Michigan South
pvn extends from Buffalo 70 the Mississippi Road River,
ana branch nes 900 miles ofroad The
as OF made at 100 for Michigan Southern
and 100 for Toledo Wabash and Western The stock Of
the Toledo and Wabash road does not not receive any div
ends this YEAR but after the first Of January 1870 will
receive the same amount that paid on the hichi
ran Southern The managers Of the property claim that
thout any increase Of earnings the property Will pay
Der cent on It's new capital aerprovdng for the interest
aud sukng fund accounts The stock and bonded debt
N the consolidated company will then stand as follows:
Present stock Of L. s. n NJ. BO............t550O0OOO
Twenty per cent % De added. ...,....-.. aOCOOOC
Toledo, Wabash and Western EtOok....- b,VDVJ
Bonded debt Of J.. r. and NJ SO........--. 2,OOVD
Bonded debt Of Toll Wabash and western lb'OO0VOO
Toto, .....................S8 5,OOOOoo
Us consolidated COMPANY VIII nave VI laNS '"'E0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21
CTEAMER FOR SALE.
~ The large uppereabiB, site-wheel steamer
pnT rrWpTaN

SJEAMEh fOh DALE.
~ The large upPercabiD, ste-9heel steamer
COLUMBIAN
Is offered for sale a she port Of Charlotte T. with
heY furniture tackle The Columbian stanch vessel suitable
or lake eoasng or navigation and lifted up and furnished
at passenger steamer with upper saloon ladies' cabin ana
lower cabin for dining aud sleeping purposes and she caPsbleo
sleeping POE cabin psenger bu Of wood "a feet keel 81
fee; breadth Of beam depth Of hold dr Of about
feet large capacity freight She bPrOpeet with yereA
gne wrought shafts and sRks cylinder ~ inches diameter
piston engine built the Arshmsda
Works YsK.YOrk s OGe the snes in the country
For terms or other information apply
ALEXR MILLOY
Secretary Canadian Navigation Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21
gtIp @antru.

AN ADVERTISING AGENT and CANVAS
IN SER ability and thorough experience learn Of uuusua
favorable opportunity connect himself With METROPOLITAN
DAILY By addressing MEAD. Tribune Ohce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21

Tag GERHARD FIkE ISsuRASoE Co
Once No. l4l Broadway, July % 1852 y
10TH DIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors
- have declared SEMI.ANHUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE PBk
CENT payable free Of Government tsI on hOhDA1 AugudS os
al tbIs once JOHN r. SMITH. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21

Ia consolidated company wiz have On naOd a IasGo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21
FAMILY MARKETS.
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEW NOI

Bread wheat n gdl0 Cetsr, Bo,..l5do Guhin....5dl
scat milk % i6als Batter l5ab u
HUTTER, CHEESE, ASD EG0s.
q 0t8 Cheese o. kgEF fresh. .6f12'
Con JJdu| Con. 10 r.lldisf Western. dgs-2;
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-20
Beecher on Bad Judges

A friend sends rs the following cx-
tract from one of BEECHER's sermons
on a rotten judiciary which, all things
considered, might be proftably applied
oven in our own corner of the moral
vineyard
"There is o Judge that is higher than
iudres, whose servant l am; there is a
court, thank God, superior court, a
supreme court, in which all inferior
conrts shall yet come to arbitrament,
and many of them to damage. And |
am not going out of my profession, am
not going one step beyond it, in med
ding with these things. When they
stink, and the stencil comes up into my
nOstrils, then it becomes Ry business to
deal with them. Whyi Because | am
o citizen. Whyf Because l am a
man. Why? Because undertake
to Judge 10y the law of God; by
the law of conscience; by the law of
everlasting rertitude. That gives me
my right. 1t IS not because am min
iSter- certainly not because | am n
priest; for am not a priest, and do
net believe in priests. 1t is not because
| am specially ordained. My mother
ordained me. God sent her TO be my
oTdaining power. do not assume any
authority except that which is in rea-
son. l do not arTogate any authority
except that which lies in moral appeal.
But do affirm my right to speak, and
TO speak boldly, and TO say to every
crooked Judge, "Woe be upon thine
head ~ and TO every traffiicking lawyer,
"Woe be unto turen do not say that
/ am sent by God To do it more than any
honest man, but say that every honest
man is sent to do it, And woe be to
those men who knowing what is taking
place areuud hem, refuse to Join me in
denOupciug those tEat are the corrupt
srs of she community in the highest
places of il 4"
will not let it rest. will 90 back
TO this subject again. l will see Il
through. | have lived to see the vic.
tory of many struggling cause whose
advocates were in the minority; and !
shall live to see the cleansing of ouI
courts, aud to see the hideouS names OF
many Of oar judges snshrined as are III,
names Of corrupt judges Of other nation,
and other times; and they ,riH be used a
Re,r inreRtsd terms Of intdmyl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-20
The Death of Gen. Phil. Kearney.

We arc informed by prominent law
yer of this city, says the Newark, New
Jersey, Courier, that while sejourning
in Amboy last night, he passed a pleas.
ant hour in company with a former
rebel officer, who was attached to Stone
wall Jackson's division of the Confed-
crate army during the war and who re-
lated an interesting reminiscence of the
death of General Kearney, of which sad
event he was an eye witness. "The
gallant Kearney," he said, received his
death wound from private in my COM
mand, and when he fell from his horse,
| FASTENED, with many others, to the
point where he lay, not suppOSing that
his wound was n mortal one. Just as
we reached his body, however, his limbs
gave one cOnvulsive Quiver, and then
all was over. Seeing that he was a
Major General word was sent to head
quarters to that effect, and General
Jackson coming to the spot Immediate
ly gave one glance at the dead officers
features, and exclaimed, My God, boys,
do you know who you have killed :
You have shot the most gallant officer
in the United States Army. This is Phil.
Kearney, who lost his arm in the Mexi-
can war; He then involuntarily lifted
his hat, every officer in the group fol-
lowing his example, and for moment a
reverential silence was observed by all.
Subsequently the body of the dead
soldier was placed upon two boards.
and when being removed to headQuar.
ters, was followed by General Jackson,
General Ewell, and other officers. while
a regimental band proceeded it playing a
dead march,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-20
ReIreHchneur and Reform.

The New York Tribune insists that
the number of clerical aud other gov
ernment employees should be greatly
reduced. 1t says: The number was
necessarily swelled by the exigencies
of war; it has since been reduced. but
not nearly so much as it should be.
Half the assistant assessors, collectors
&c, of internal revenue that were alb
solutely required when we had taxes
on everything, from a baby's first gar
ment to an old mans shroud, ought now
to suffice, since more than three. fourths
of the articles subjected to war taxes
have been wholly relieved from impost
Yet we know that where assessors
and collectors have discharged sub
ordinates under general orders from
the Treasury to retrench. members
of Congress have interceded at Wash
ington and obtained their restoration.
This must como to full stop, and the
wheel must revolve in the opposite di-
rection. Three per cent. St furthest
should assess and collect the internal
revenue, and we kope it will soon be
made to do so. AS to the customs, we
judge that twenty FIVE per cent. of their
present cost of collection ought to be
saved, and that this city should con-
tribute her full quota toward the reduc-
tion. 1t ought not to cost nearly one
per cent. of the money collected here to
collect it; but it does. If we could only
dispel the prevalent illusion that the
public service is political almshouse,
wherein the lame, and the halt, and the
paralytic are to be fed and fattened at the
public cost, the needed reform would be
easy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-20
Making Treason OdioHs.

The position given to the rebel Gen
eral LONGsTREET by GRANT is said 10 be
worth FIVE thousand dollars year aud
pickings. While rebels are rewarded
simply because they make professions OF
loyalty, Union officers, FRANK P. BLAIR
for instance, have been ostracised. This
is GRANTS way of making treason obi
ous.
The LoNGsTREET appointment is by
no means popular. One writer says it is
an attempt "to make the Federal Gov
ernment a Magdalen asylum for the
benefit of political prostitutes" The
National Telegraph don't like the idea of
giving rebels "the front seats" 1t says
further that General LONGSTREET has
behaved himself since the rebellion, but
during the war he did all in his power
TO destroy tn Government. He should
now be content that he is protected ir
bis person and property. Many think
it will have a good effect in recsneiling
the rebel element of the South. 1t may
have the effect of making some reb-ls
profess sentiments which they do not
entertain for the saks of the 'l0aves and
fishes.'"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-20
Senninr Rnremnn-

The IRtelligencer thinks that because
Senator FOREMAN voted recently with
the Democrats on a financial question
and was congratulated therefor by
Senator THURMAN, the REGISTER onght
to modify its structures upon the West
Virginia Senator. Our censure of BORE
MAN has been confined to his course as
Governor, and we don't see how his
votes as Senator can atone for his acts
in the capacity of State Executive.
For this reason we have nothing to re-
tract. At the same time, we are ready
to confess that the vote of Senator
FOREMAN on the amendment of Judge
THURMAN, recognizing the 5-2Os to be
payable in lcgal-tenders, was emisently
proper from a Democratic standpoint.
We willstate further, that FOREMAN has
been reckoned by good Democratic au-
thority in Washington, as reasonably
sound OR the greenback question. This
much we are ready to say in common
fairness. IL is but just, however, that
we accompany this with the explana-
tion which has been given us of BORE
MANS financial votes, viz he has made
all he can out of the Republican party;
he knows that the Democrats are moral
ly certain Of controlling this State be-
fore six years. If he is reelected it
must be by Democratic votes. As he
cares nothing for principle and win sell
any party for place, the suspicion that
he is ready to make fair weather with
the powers that are to be in West Vir-
ginia is by no means outrageous.