The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-22
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! CONERsT IN RHE 1OTH PENN. DIErRICT

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II ua.!od sii WBHEdToN, Nov 20. ;
CohTteesssihnah iGJo6fSSo oCsssaS,L who was Faal
beaten IN the ME tctfoHi by' Benjamin
+. Myers, Demo oerdt, ii tho 1Hth Perinsyi.
Yapia district, here announces his deter.
1mihaiontb, contest Myers seat Id III" For.
tty.s Second Congress. Tho Democratic
najUfity! !retufhsd, WIS Dhly fifteen: Cess;
ina claims b6 can PF9vec that more i bay Az
400 illegal votes were east attoE Myers by
workm6h on the McC CohnellsYille and
Pittsburgh railroad, now btiildlhg through
Bedford and Son nerset counties, Cessna
has prepared his papers and $eryed a
notice for his intended contest, on Myers:
,!.g CAN'T sPAllliRll Nh NI,r pllIl.AlER1E1l9s "a
Last spring, when Chief Justice Cartier
Of the u s. Court Claims decided tore
sign and retire frOnlrthe 1encllp hiB pdsf4
ti0nWas offered by Ihc PfeSiderf to Soma
for DrakR,Qli Missouri, and 1t mWGS tho
Presidents inAentibn totmakh the appoints
meht this winter Senator Drake iSnOR
hereitFying to obtain thesfulfllment ofthe
promise, but tho President d0esihotd desire,
owing tO,tllefesult OGthe election in Mis-
souriSt 10 spare theiSenat0 t0rIfpOmlC Congress
at this time. partly because "a Democrat
would be- likely to, succeed hfms and part
" because Drhkelis one Of the watmest
supporters Of The Administration. 10 Hoi
SENATOR scHURz on MISSOURI 4ssuEsi ,
sehator Schurz remarked recently, In
u conversation, that the great question at
issue IN the late election IN Missousi was
not hei4ueStion Of tariff, but that Of am.
nesty and suffrage. He said that. II there
had been q difference Of opinion on tho
so-called revenue reform alone, It would
have been compromised In the Republi-
can State Convention. He thinks there Is
great sentiment III the West in favor Of
10 reelection ot tle tariff, but Is not sure
that it will be made the basis Of a new
party Organization. In many districts tho
people arc not in favor Of the protection
Of any industry except that in which they
are interested, and the Senator intimated
that sHch w. might be the case
among fhE 9a hon = 9thRnqfsetdrefss 81
Missouri, though the late eIectl Ion yeho
intimati6nn " How they. would Vote %
TUG rEpYff SYStlo LII III St4 bsi9snnuo .i3iiiW ,2bi
AR CHASE SOON iEo sRsIFsEAIIE THE BENCH.
The. 7RbuR6a3 ashington speciGlrtele-i
graphs Ahatthe report that Chief Justice
Chasethad dGeidedlto be absent from his
duties foEayeanlS erroneous. q, That dur
ing the session ofdthei UiitCdJ States tSu-
pteme Court lasH winter many caseSiOf
great pdblicimportano Wereordered f0S'
fe-argumeht ct thelproSent term; In (which
are ihVOlVedsGhe cOnstftutibnafityBof the
cotton tar, legaltenderI andscOHiScatidn
acts. That, the court willhto.day an.
nounceth hearing; O6 these Cases, aS,they
have been Isettlfo 'AfFst Monday ID
February, land thatthei court has decided
onthis Gctibh In consequence oh aheGinti-
nations from The .Ghief JusGiGerthat The
will be able to assume charge ofthecourt
at that tihe.9HoIIol gqeW I3dT "auul-
"eH:i 'fRoMINBNT 1ioBYtsrs!m baH rod
I,, I.am.a .',,.,. asL',I =. New, YoRk, Nov. 81.
Marsiatl b. Roberts, and John g. Ere
mont have taken apartments at Washing
ton JQE the winter, aAdt will both. s.remafn
during the Sessionrof} y Congress, tp look
aiteEthe interests, of tho Southern Pacific,
railroad, the bill for the epnatractinn Of
which failed at the last sessign.Wb oIrI d
] TheSupEeme Court ef the United States,
will adjourn on Wednesday until Monday,
Thanksgiving day, y,interyenipg. plll LJidH
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