The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-08
PoLlTleAL NEWs AND eosslP.

-ScliuylhF Culiaxs fglifea from the
United States Senate into steel SEIs rs,
tory. ~ e.
--OBo6 6f1ht DeuocIaie COngrssEnen
in Indians was elected by majority OF
four in vote ofSS,11s.
--Sw' 'OrlsGns rcgissCg8 thk yeof 81.
7Oa voters In 1858 the number was AZ, ,OOO.
Three New York edilors arc running
for ConSresisy w. HoIabe Gfpolg7I James
Brooks ahd adohgs wilkes. & & ~
Senator Trumbull, Of Illinois, recent
Iy delivered set speech at the capitaiot
that staics sspbngaeld, which eygIs him
optpIy aaa -nncquitoeaHy on thtstde q
trce.trade, and as an opponent OF protec-
ton ia my degtee wbSlsyer! i SE
Horace Greeley has at least one quail.
ilcation for Congress, says an exchange,
and that Is his profanity. II called upon
10 take the oath Of Office he win find NO
difficulty In swearing in"
The Providence, Rhode Island Jour-
nal says THAT tho Indications ,asp very
strong that an attempt, fully organized
d fully equipped, Is to be made to buy
the election in that State to-day. - n
IA Washington special to the New
York Times says that tic most important
POLITICAL movement now going on
there is one looking to the withdrawal Of
Postmaster General Crcswell from the
Cabinet, and tho subslituIlOn OF John W.
Forhey. Itis urged upon die President
that Mr.. CreswclI Is highly obnoxious to
tho majority in both Houses Of Congress,
partly because Of his active attempt TO
procure the abolition Of the lrankins pri-
vilcge, sId partly Ibr ynrioub other raa.
sons, and that this unpopularity was one
Of the causes which aided to defeat the
cherished measures Of the Executive be-
fore Congress at It It's last session. The
plan Of the reorgNnizen was at ono time
10 make tho change easier, by sending Mr.
Crcswell to England, but he has permit.
ted Is 10 he understood that he wiIlUOt nc.
ccpt TINT mission 80 .'''
The plague Of ofllce.hunting is terri
blr. In Mr.. LincOIn'S time he told a
story of an oflcc.hunting United States
Senator, which Mr.. George W. Curtis re-
pe.ttai in New Iotk tho other night in a
lecture on the civil service and tue up.
poinlmcnts lOofllcc for partizanry. Mr.
Curtis, not choosing to give the real name
of the Senator aforesaid, called him Jere-
miah Jones. The story Is that Mr.. Lin
coin was one day describing to n friend
his daily lilo, and thus finished off the
days actions
"Thcn say my prayers, take OIL my
clothes. look under tho bed TO SEQ that
Jeremiah Jones not there, and II. not
Tier, ,tppblc, into bed, Il
The political canvass in Maryland,
that closes today, has been worry animated.
To guard against disturbances q company
Of regulars stationed ut Charlcstown, JED.
lerson county, in that State, and the only
troops lrN IN the STATE, have been ordered
To repmtAtFpF Henry 3Ei5g
IA Washington tlIantch IN the LoQ4s::
vile journal Of Saturday last, says that
information received from South Carolina
states that Anfhiportant conference Of the'
representatives bf The Reform party viii
bo held ut Columbia naxt week. TO take
into consideration, rs the call states, tho
oftllS body polite, and for adopt
ing such measures IS may seem best cal,
culatcd to insure the protection OF society
and the political redemptionot the Statc.'
This call proceeds asfollows: RI
In our anxiety to Conciliate the colOred
man we have gone, just as FIR rs dignity
and honesty permit. We have accorded 70
tho freedmen a full recognition Of nll their
public and private rights, and from that
recognition we cannot and do not recede,
vet no impression Of moment hns been
made uDon tho negroes, and, as q race,
they as bitterly oppose the efforts OF the
whites TO reform tho government as uey
did two years ago. They are incapable
Of conviction by reason, or they are salts
fed that a continuance Of Radical rule
will c0nfscate TO their uses, under the
forms Of law, the lands and tho home
stead which they are taught 70 believe
belong Of right 70 that racG. There Is too
much reason to fear, That the Colorcd man
cannot be won by conciRation' and for.
bcarance, and while we do not withdraw
one syllable Of our acquicscence in his
status rs a citizen, tho whitS people OF the
State cannot pander to his passions nor
allow him II, make tho white raco his
political and social Interiors. We cannot
tiyc "a wcarc. The timO Is approaching
when VIC must abandon our country or
savo II, The time has come when the
white people Of tho State should be fully
POLITICALLY and socially, In tho