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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-10

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"a WASHINGTON uAlL LAST NIGnT.-
Notwithstanding the unfavorablo weather,
last night, Washington Hall was pretty
well filed to see and hear All Burnett in
some Of his. fayqrito character, /, It is
scarcely necessary to shy that all present
were pleased. iBunietts "eye has not be-
come din" nor his ability to make people
laugh, .abated in the least degree, He Is
upparentIylas full Of. ;Niaoity aud pro-
vokcs ashoOTty laughter as inithe dRysoI
other years, DE- "+ b1 ~! 40 '''s,t@''
Tonight he gives his closing entertain
mGnt in This city.,II0 Is here under the
auspices Of the Library Association, and
That net 5shonld MI every chair in the
Hall. The programme comprises e 4
marks ppop, the comic element in society;
Dlmnd out Observation-Disclosures the
Bachelor Miss Nash rs the widow; Prot
isharplcy IN Ills beautiful copcerttnn Solos
Orator from. Hcplsdan, text s"They shall
gnawla ifle-Burnetts Beautiful Snow
miss Nash; CoRcertinA limitations Ar.
kansas fiddler tuning bis yi0lip, lP,tof
SRdfpttgyg! lBhh6tt III his c1htraEhlodsly
rapid Chm 81 face and dress .sy
Go and sec Burnett Tonight, Sale o.
I,tiGketa for reserved seats continued thh
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TltE FAlIL-Wo arc gratifcd TO be abll

lie fAIIl.-Wo are grained 70 DC aOle
to report everything progressing hvorably
on the Fair Grounds. Blythe opening
day, next Wednesday the arrangements
viii DO complete, md should the weather
be propitious, a large crowd Is expected
to witness the first trial Of speed. n'"is',.
Our attention was called last evening
to the splendid silver service in the show
wndowoi C.IP. Brown, under Washing
ton Hall, designated as the "McLure
House" purse. Tic set consists Of q large
and handsome urn, two chasts goblets and
a massive salver. The purse Is credit
TO the taste and 1iberality Of the proprie.
tors Of TIC MoLure House. ftIa r' lu!
Several Of the manufacturers Of our city
have, within the past day or two, fitted up
stands On the grounds, where they pro.
pose to exhibit their productions during
the Fair. I'VE haveno doubt the mana
gers would be gratiaed to see others fol-
low the example thus set; and It would
VIC believe, be found a good investment
for those who arc engaged inmanutactur-
ing articles 6faImost any kind, 10 display
them to tle Yiewot tic thousands who
will be present during tho coming week
We throw out the suggestion and trust IT
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ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY. We passed q
pleasant half hour, yesterday morning, IN
looking through the extensive establish
ment Of W. H. Hennegen & Co., jewellers,
on Main street. They have just received
their regular stock Of watches, clocks,
silver wore (both solid and plated,) fine
table cutlery, elegant Bronzes, jcwelry o.
I'LL idesig1s and thousand other tllingswe
do not call to, mind. They feel inst
pride in the display which they mike Of
watches, us it Is mot only large in num-
bGrs, but is made up Of that class Of goods
from all. the principal manufactures in
thiscountry and Europe. The extent and
variety Of their stock Of watches will
enable them 70 suit ali tastes and purses.
d. AL the other departments Of this really
pulatial establishment will be found full
and complete An examination Of the
stock in store will convince any ono that
it is not necessary to so elsewhere to
suit any taste from the lplainest tOtthe
most tastidiOus. d We advise our readers TO
go and see for themselves, . -i" j2Hri u
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BATTERY D.-A meeting Of the surviv-
ing members Of Battery D Capt Carlin,)
was held last evening in the hall Of Post
Thoburn, No. AGA. r. Quite mum.
Der was present, and committees appoint
cd to make necessary arrangements for
music, arms, ammunition, transportation,
&c, 10 report at nm adjourned meeting to
be held next Thursday evening. The
Battery proposes TO attend Tho lappr6acll,
ing rc.unioniat MotmtIsvnit,' 9di the 2etl
and 23d inst w. r,4a''''75a a7ij'st
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WHAT DID ITs-Lyon's Eathalron
made my hair soft, luxuriant and thick,
and Hagan's Magnolia Balm changed that
saIlow complexion into Tie marble beauty
you now SEQ. This is emphatically the
language Of all who use these articles! "A
fine head Of hair and . refined complex.
ion arc tho greatest attractions a woman
can, possess. The Kathsiron and Mag
nolia Balm arc just what willgIve them
to you, and nothing else viii. The Balm
Is tho bloom Of youth, It makes q lady
ofthirty appear but twenty! Both arti.
clesiGte entirely harmless, and very pleas
ant They should W u every LADY y pos.
session. faisgg9eeoddSy,
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RAlN.-Last evening about seven
o'clock, y regular drilling rain began to
fall, making it very unpleasant getting
about To add 10 the discomfort the gus
company, as usual on such nights, did not
have u single public. lamp lighted, 50 that
people were compelled TO Sropc their way
in almost Egyptian darkness. THIS will
all DO changed, however, in u few months
if the city council act in the matter in nc
corlonco with the expressed wishes Of n
majority of their constituents. aau '!a'@
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LA LIMITED number Of pupils taken by
F. Rassett on Piano or Organ" '' ny,

oxroBay 8 Du5rIr piiir import watch,
bearing their firm name, directly from
Europe, which cannot be exCelleA as a
timer; they have triple plated silver ware
made to their order, bearing their firm
name, which Is guaranteed to wear for fif-
teen Or twenty years; their stock Of
American Watches, Clocks, spectacles,
Jewelry, SC, has been selected with great
care, and all can be suited. Call at 104
Market street, below the 1I'Lure House
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HELD FOR TRIAL.-Ye Yesterday morning,
after the trial rCharlcs Wade for assault
and battery, had been disposed Of in the
Police Court, he was taken into custody
and carried before EsQr. Gillespy to be
dealt with under the statutes Of the
State. Wade waived an examination,
and gave bail in the sum Of two hundred
dollars for his appearance at The. next
term Of the Circuit Court. .'.a. -
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Ua CHANGE OF PRoPR1EToRs.-Ry refer.
ence 70 an advertisement In another col.
pmn, it will be seen that Aessrs, ]. T.
Lakln s Co, haye purchased the stock Of
cloths, cassimGres,i gentlsmens' furnish.
Ing goods, &C., formerly kept by A. n.
Adams, at 81 Monroe street The senior
member OF tho firm, Ar, J, T, Lakip, was
well known to our city readers, year or
two since, rs one Of tic leading merchant
tall0s hero for years, and they will be
gtaafedto see him resume his old bust.
ness, We, commend Aessrs LIS Co. to
those y4l9 need anything in their line I
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Police CoUEr.-The following cases
were disposed Of in the Police Court. yes,
terdar: Charles Wade, charged with u.s.
sault and battery, Continued from Thurs
day morning) one dollar and costs; A,
Beach and Join Baker, found drunk on
the streets, ono dollar ench and costs -
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2 CoRREcrroN.-Th types made lis say,
yesterday morning, in our notice Of the
race between the cutlery thief and the
officers, that tile "pursucfs were Consider!
ably iii advance Of the pursued This
was rather getting the cart before the
horse" which will occur occasionally, in
the bGsf regulated n iiW r+6So rH -" ''"'
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. We invite the readers attention to the
card Of Messrs, STUART. PETERSON s
Co., the well,known STOVE FOUNDERS Of
Philadelphia, in another column. The
manufactures Of this firm arc attaining Q
worldwide celebrity; their merits being
Of the very highest ORDER Send for Cir
cnlars, etc. y l-l .I..L.- ,l-n-l. , ~
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STEAMER SEIZED DepHy'U U. s! Mar.
shal Irwin took charge Of the steamer
Michigan, yesterday, for debt. She is
laid up ut SIoundsville. and unless the
claims agatnsther arc settled, she will be
sold rs soon as the proper decree can DO
obtained, ,n .r. ..-, 81.
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The Rembrandt Photographs arO in
ctspsingtp favor daily. They cannot he
too much admired, foF nothing can equal
tho beautiful effect of light and shadow
~ thqseell n49o at the B'8ggrtri9gs GaI'teg.i
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: By RENTING, and applying the rents 70
the purchase, every, one can become the
owner of q first class Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine. WIN. Summer s Co.,
Agents, No. 85 Monroe street. wheeling.
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NEEDLE .ExrRAcTED.-Seycr weeks
since while Mrs Clark, wife Of Capt.
Clark, an ,employe Of Tie Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad company, was engaged
about her household duties, ono Of their
children butfI few months old, which
was rolling about On TIC lIo9lF, began qp t e
cry and scream rs if suffering great pain.
Every effort was MADE to ascertain the
cause Of. tile'sudden cutlery, but without
success. : The child continued 10 DO fret.
full and the parents became quite anxious
us to the result. A few days ago they
brought tito pr. Reeves Tor treatment.
The doctor in making an examination dis
covered'a smallyinfamed spot on one Of
the chfld's, lower limbs below the knee.
Upon further Investigation, . No.7 cam
brio needle was found firmly imbellded
in the muscle, and had evidently been the
source Of all the little ones trouble and
tic parents anxiety. The needle was
promptly. removed and the Child Is oil
right again. l;0ls IN L. .a.s.,yJ #s!I
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.NovE1TrEs-B Brass heel taps for Ladies
Shoes, Liquid Bronze, Reeds American
Dressing, Days Martins Liquid Black,
ing, just received at Forgey: Is Clemens
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IoFFRR this morning large stock o.
Ladies', Misses and Child's Colored Shoes
cheaper than any other house in the city,
Louis V. Blond's. 1O7 Main street
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srARL1Na MEDICAL COLLEGE, CoLUM.
nus, Ohio next session Of Startling
Medical College will commence on Thurs;
day, October 9Oth, 1870. Send for An
nouncement to Francis Garter, NJ. d.
Dean Of Faculty. ''' ,. .,' se1o,9taw
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Tr1E Lock Shank Button Tor Button
Shoes; once on II never comes of5whilo
the shoe lasts. Forgey & Clemens has It.
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SHADOW PIcruREs are "all, the rage
at the Partridge Gallery. Call and sec
specimens; finest west Of New York.
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u acres of land, situated about miles north Of
The city, on tbs cast side Of tho now Turnpike
Hoad now being Uuustrueted from Wheeling to
GlGnn's Run, Said deed Ut trust WAS glTenby
said r. B., Woods vi 10 acres Of land, being the
northern part Of the homo farm OF A. +; Woods,
deceased, aud Joining lands with tho estate OF
David Garden, deceased, On the east aide Of the
Ohio River, To secure thOiMerChants National
Rank Of West Virginia the payment OF $4,000 in
vlx months from date, aud tho payment Of any
note or notes TINT may lie given In renewal or in
part payment Or. tho same; $3,OOO having been
paid on said hott, and Is 1iO acres Of said tract
(which was 'Eola TO Jacob LQsh) being released,
SaIu win kC made OF tho residue C2I NCres) OF tho
tract, ,dclauIt being madO III the paym1 1t OF a
n0tt for $9'O0O duo August q. 1870, With two
months interest and cost, which represents the
FballncC Of, principal aud interest due Of tho
Aforesaid motto of 1000. Said q acres will hO
divided into smaller tracts Plat Of the same can
SS gSeR e. tdo Recorders Office Of Ohio County
TEhMs o. SALE one.thIrl cash; balance In
SIX and twelve months, with interest. .:u,
Sale to commence a. II O'Clock A. n. I
aup9D" 10! s. BRADY, Trustee.
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II it's thrown In your teeth that yoa. do not
keep your dental apparatus IN Proper trim, 1t is
your own iaulk for al tho world knows that you
might do SO BY using the matchleGS Vegetable
dcntriGcc sOZopoNT. ~. -..l.. - ~
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Boar TRACE; This evening, at5 O'clock,
j boat race is to come Oft between the
Carpenter brothers, of North Wheeling,
and T. ]. Irwin and ], Spence, Of Mar
tinsylllc. The race is for Q purse Of one
hundred and fifty dollars, and is likely to
prove close contest, rs both crews urc
pretty evenly matched, and have been in
active trimming lor sometime, The boats
will start lromthe glass house in Martins
vile, and the race. terminate Attic sus.
pension bridge; The Carpenter brothers
will row tho q Oh lush Mcssrs. Irwin
aud Spence the !" Pocahontasm The sig
nal for starting viii be given bv firing
cannon three times lat the third fire the
boats 10 get Of. These trials OF muscle
have excited no little interest this season,
and, il betting could be separated from
them, they are rather TO lie commended
than otherwise! '-.s Hi. w "H
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JAIL the latost styles in Hats and Caps
at Forgey s. Clemens, southeast corner
Main and Union streets. H., h, , ,a - u
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TIE cheapest Colored Shoes IN the city
can be found at Louis V. Blends, 1O7
Main street. ri ig.H '9,1lrhug.
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.aC"R. BEn1En's Ladies and Gents Res
taurant and Oyster Saloon. Meals served
atall hours. lit Market street. n g.,
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TNRUsTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE
1!s " aDecd or Tr,iEt maic on the Slth day, Of
JaniAry, 1856, BY ROh't i. W6Ods ~ ). Brady,
Tr1isleG, ard recorded III the Rcc0rdUEs Office Of
Ohio County, West Virginia, III Dcth Book No.
80, page ~, will sell al public sale, Ut tho front
Nina EIE lhN Entiek 1IntIEL nm I
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RErU1ENED,-John Crawford, John Glib
bens and Alexander Love, of this city,
returned n day or two since from n brief
visit to Ireland. asr ,aI 10 strr.. g.s.i :, .
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"sPALDrNO's GLuE,' Cheap Convenient ant
Useful. MendI everything. cod
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,n"A PoroK. The following "pome"
was received q day Or o. two since, and We
give i ccl1atinl Ct GlerNti0h: i. IN
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pERaso5sas desiring thorough knowledge
.OfmusiC will findit 10 their advantage to
employ F. BasSctt rs instructar. ,g. y; !.
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LOUIS Y. BLOND is now Offering his ca
tire stock OF. :Colored Shoes OF cost,
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IF, BAssErr teaches on Organ or Piano
Terms reasonable. ; 4.'o'a It
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ES0R SALE OR RENT.-ANEVV ft.,st
cy street, With every convenience. As M
nducealgnt e PURCHASE, wonid take part pay III
Western laIItA. ~ ......
aGpal h'n'f |. IRWIN. il
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GhNQnteui9encer.
sArUnpAY, sEpT. 10, ls7O.
New Advertisements.

Religious Noiicpsm7IFou!4Eitlh street M& p 2
Centre street Residence, for Sale. ,,a0
PNrlOr Brackets.
Attorney LAWS Winning Boyd.
OXtoby & Dutlield.
Thee Double Orn-Special notice
column.
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TOR SALE CHEAP.-5OO ACRES
q q Land OF tho .: y 9. Il. r., 41 miles cast
OF Wheeling, In lots to suit purchasers: About
100 acres, partly improved, with Fine Two
Story Framo House, VIII be sold separate; This
ls,knoWn as the ClIne's MIL property, and Is one
Of The btst 9c4tloHt ler a Country Store Oh the
lille Of tho B. g. o. Z. z. a.--......u.I .... b.
Also, Steam Circular Saw Mill and Fixtures,
In running order, With two yoke q oxen and .
span Ofsh0rtGS. w '. HOGE i co...
i jnu39 iiRcal Estate Agents, lO8 Market Street,
TTOR SALE TO. CLOSE AN ES. IA
-liG'TATE.-4The Grst-claAs DWELLING III
HOUSE, situated on the north east corner. -
Of Hampdcn aud Sixth streets, now occupied BY
Mrs. Carter There d full lot, and the house IL
In as good condition as the day it was built:
e'gtything about the premises Il tGTeToqSh re-
dec1.tf teLGio House, Wheeling. WA:
TOR SALE.-TWENTY (20) BUILD.
Iu ing Lots on Wheeling Island. Price $500
eGeh.d TERMS one-iOurth cash; the residue in
equal instalments at one, two and three years.
ms5l5 Sid nj JNO. P. GILoHRIsT
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FOR SALE,

JTOUsE AND. LOT FOR SALE. 4s..:f
l!lla Al elegant house and lot on John III
street, near the corner Of sixth, IL offered II
for sate.u The house contains u rooms, cxclu
sIvC OF halls aud closetS largo double parlorS,
dlnIuC.f room with china closet and large store
room on and y convenient Atchen on tho first
nOAr The r66nlS on tho sCcoud floor arc large
und we'd ightcd. A1nishGd gQrrct and largo dry
cellar Gas and water, stAblO and ont buildings.
IeUd!t - .7' ..Fn't' SARAH MCCULLY.
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Reform Topics.

The interior papers received yesterday con.
tain the proceedings Of the meetings he'd in
different counties to organize, Reform Clubs.
There have been organized, during. the past
week At Thomas Township in Darlington
County-Messrs. Byrd, Ward and culpepper
making speeches-Jesse Keith, president; at
Mount Hope. in Williamsburg-s. W. Maurice
and others making speeches-G. D. Rhodus,
president; at Batesville, in Edge6eld-speeches
By Judge Bacon, the Hon. L. s. Youmans; at
Dry Creek, in the same county-speeches-b by
Judge Bacon, Jonas Byrd, Judge Butler; and
at Newberry Courthouse, Thomas Norman
president.
The Newberry Herald saya: "can we carry
the election? Advices from various points in
the line OF battle assure US that it can be done,
but to secure so desirable an end the people
must work; put their shoulders to the wheel,
and their hands into their pockets.
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strong fortress of Metz, which is very well
able to take Care ofitself, while the main body
of the German armies is marching by that
place. south of:sit and towards Nancy. or
course, to garrison such large fortressesas
Metz and Strasbourg will take from the French
army in the field ut least 10000 men,
who might do good service in the i'm
pending battle, and-it will be felt as
a. loss, the more So as other French
cities. with large and turbulent populations like
Marseilles. Lyons and Toulouse, each of them
want garrison to keep things in order. But
nevertheless 1t will be found that the French
army In the field will be very strong and
valiant one, and should they beat the Germans
somewhere near Nancy or Chalons, far away
from the Rhine, and with two powerful fort
resses in the rear and their fanks, then the
10000 men in Metz and Strasbourg may prove
of a great use and dangerous and destructive
enemy, for in case of defeat OF the German
army they would be able to sally forth from
their strongholds fresh and we'll equipped, and
pounce upon the flanks of the retreating enc
my, already in disorder and demoralized BY
defeat Should the Germans, however, not
allow themselves to be beaten--and up to now IL
must be confessed that they certainly have not
shown much disposition for lt--then these gar
risons viii amount to so much dead loss to the
,Frenchin this campaign"
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

TIE DAILY NEWS by mail,1on year So; six
months IS; three months $2;6ne months Cents
Served in the city at FIFTEEN ossFs q week
payable to the carriers, Or ssa5ear, paid N s9;
vance at the office. - So. y ::
TIE TRI.wEEKGY NEWS, published on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, one year 81; Six
months SO 90.
TIE WEEKLY EEws, one year So. Six copies
$40. Ten copies to one address, s15.
SUBSCRIPTIONS In all cases payable in advance,
and no paper continued after the expiration Vi
the time paid for. s.o
eiiRnMrrrANcEs should be made oy Pos1o.iioe
Money order or by express. II TINS sannos 70
done, protection against losses oy maE mas oe
sscnrad bv forwarding draft on Charleston pay
ahIe To the order of the propretors Of TIE NEWS,
or by sending the money in registered letter.
address RIoRDAN. DAWSON q CO.,
"a. It, No. 1i9 East Bay, Charleston, S. G.
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ty aouh certain rait,oay Jobbers. That these
people were Republicans is so much the
worse for the Republican party. 0ver the
ihgmedidte result no decent Republican need
bsmoanfhimseJ, andsit is gratifying to see
how few the party papers are that keep up
the regulation talk of four years ago about
loyalty"
Like expressions OF opinion may be found
in other prominent Radical journals of the
North, but we have given enough to indi-
cate the current of thought, as well as to
show the estimation in which honest Repub-
licans hold Scott and all his creatures. What
these journals have said in the North, Radi-
Gals like Cain and Leslie have said at home;
and no man has been more outspoken in
this direction than Judge James L. Orr. In
a published conversation with Tribune re-
porter, few months ago, he denounces the
Radical leaders as s'men MILO do not and
''neoer did enjoy public confidence; men
'rho are ignorant corrupt, dishonest, ana
''unft, By reason of their early associations,
sJor decent society. By employing all the
'.arts of the demagogue, he said, sand an
"unscrupulous use Of disgracefm agencies
'sthey succeeded in being elected to the most
important offices in the State" And these
are the very Ignorant, corrupt, dishonest
and unfit" men to whom he now, in public,
pledges his support, and in whose behalf he
seeks the suffrages of the people OF the
State.
But, to return to our starting point, the
Scott Ring are moi recognized as Republic
cans, nor does the Union Reform party op-
pose them as Republicans. The Ring have
heaped up debt after debt, and have piled
tax on tax. They take the bread from the
mouths of the poor; and make insecure the
gold and silver OF the rich. They are the public
enemy, and against them are arrayed the vir-
tue, the wealth and the intelligence of South
Caroliua-not for the success of any party,
but for the purpose Of obtaining govern
ment under which all may live in comfort
and in safety.