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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

The Cleveland Leader publishes the
first authoritative statement of tho census
of Ohio. 1t is complete except for sin,
gle subdivision of Wayne county, fol
which a carefully estimated result il
used. The population of the State Is
only 2.G59, SOs against 9.SSO,5l9 in 1860
The increase Of 3i9, 701, or thirteen per
cent, Is much less than was expected
though in fact not differing very much
from the gain in the previous decade,
which amounted to 350,1S2.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

THE people along the line Of the Union
Pacific railroad, In order to get satistac.
ton for the enormous charges for freight
and passenger fires, are taxing that Cor
poratlon proporttonately, and will prob.
ably collect from them about 100000
taxes in Wyoming Territory this year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

the long continuing suspense over tho
Immediate future of Spain Is rcmovelby
. the6nnOlncement that the official aGcep.
.tanec Of the Spanish throne blythe Duke
ofA@!a, son Of the Italian King, llas been
received At Madrid, He obtains what
Primi, and Bismarck designed for Leopold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

BINGHAM You've, in giving advice to
the Mormon preachers in conference as
semUled, laid down certain subjects on
which he wished to hear them discourse,
and added that If the brethren are not
disposed to preach to tue text, they may
preach from it, us most ministers do.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04
Great Oil Strikc-A Thousand Barrel
Well.

Special DlAIlateh % FittSbWTgh Gasett6.
BRADY's BEND, Pa, November 9.
d A now well was struck to-day on the
farm of Jacob Mildrcn, Armstrong Run,
and is flowing through the casing one
thousand barrels per day, FULLY. 1t is said
that it has flowed four hundred barrels in
the Inst six hours. This well joins tho
famous Armstrong well, and is near the
James well, which Inns been flowing one
hundred barrels day for the last month.
Several new wells arc being drilled, and
will be completed shortly. The territory
surrounding these wells is being leased
rapidly. .t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04
The Maryland Election.
WAsnLNoToN, Noyenlhe!

n ~ "sHINU4VsNI 4NU'eHl0eE'S'
The President; 1t is stated, will order
the commanding officer ut Fort cHenry
to hold his command in readiness on
Tuesday next to assist the United States
marshal in enforcing the congressional
election law in Baltimore. It has been
stated in official quarters that trouble is
anticipated in the third congressional dis.
trict, baltimore city, A, detachment Of
troops will probably be sent from Fort
Delaware into Kent county. t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04
DIED.,

MAIER.-on Thursday, November Sd, 1870, at
lOX O'Clock A. n, C1RlsTIAN MAIER, In the 18th
year Of bis age. ,,g,.., ny,
The funeral win takS place Friday, the 9Th
inst, at O'Clock r ", from tho residence Of his
brother, Conrad Miier, on Chestnut alley, be-
tween Main and Market streets, North Wheeling.
All Of his friends arc invited to attend,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

Ara recent political convention, gen:
tIcman declined nomination on the
ground TINT he had not lived in tho State
long enough. "Oh, never mind that, .
said the chairman, you will have lived
qnite long enough by the time you IRE
elected" The nominee was completely
overcome. .r...Nl- s.#..'..a4l..f.1j
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

"BmcK" PoMERoY went TO New York
with 100000 and a reputation gained by
publishing the la Crosse Democrat. and
established the Daily Democrat AT tho
end of two years the money was all gone
and the paper is still q losing concern.
"Brick" relires. and may. take u desk in
any printing office that will give him one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

It will be seen that tue Republican vote
just about holds its own, while the Demo-,
cratic steadily increases. This is the re-
suit Of the local causes TO which we haYe
referred, and we have no especial fault to
find with II. N. III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

AT the session Of the Unitarian Confer
encc in New York, last week, Mrs, julia
Ward Howe asked why reference was
constantly made to the brethren never
to the sisters" The Rev. Robert Laird
Collier replied that lie, would answer as a
Methodist parson did to similar qucs.
ton: "'rhe reason is, because the gentle.
men embrnce the Indies. -. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

Elections for members of the House Of
Representatives of the Forty.second Con
grcss have been held in twelve States
choosing eighty,nine members, The 20.
litical division Of the members elect q
compared with the same delegations il
the present Congress Is as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

This is total gain Of ten for the De:
mocracy. In tho elections next week one
hundred and forty.nine members arc to be
elected, and the character Of the House
will then be determined.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED.

6Pleces Heavy Black Gro Grain silk at g Is
= Pieces Black silk q 20, 81 50, $500.
20 Patterns Irish POplinS 81 IS
10 Pieces Valour POpllnB 81 Is. .4t.a
90 Pieces more Black MohRir IlSters 50 cts.
20 Pieces French MerinO 10 cts.
An Endless Stock Of Plaid at %, 81, 30, GO, 70,
81 90. $50. nI
10 Pieces Waterproof at 81 90.
All kinds Of Domestic Goods sold at New York
Wholesale Prices. so take notice.
! yard Wide Bleachcd Muslin 10 cents.
yard Brown Muslin 10 cents
GlnRhams u and II cents.
Callcoes 6, Z, 8, 10 and II cents.
All best makes Merrimack, COchecO and
Spragues l2I6 cents
We have tho Agency for the celebrated CALI
Fiannels Of all kinds at Is, %, 80 and SIX cts.
Shawls OF every make and styles from 50 cts
to any price yo1 want 70 pay for one. T1'
boulevard Sklrts q IS 10 Is 90. l.r.-
DaImoral Skirts Is Genus.
% per cent that has played out. 'I3
We propose to keep an attractive establishment,
and not mere repository shop for old unsaleable
and Questionable goods, but comprises an un-
limited stock Of the most beautiful, desirable,
and recherche article to be found in the manu-.
factories Of
LONDON, PARIS, v1ENA, BERLIN,
And other great parts Of Europe, as well as the
and Taste, which have come to the hands Of first
class houses.
SO give rs call II you want TO see large
stock OF Dry Goods at prices that can't be beat,
and don't forget the name.
JOHN RoEAtER q Co..
No. 81 d IS Main Street,
octl1 Below Stone Bridge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

Now that the resolutions about General
Lee arc about through the poets. arc at
it A Texas glsher commences. his verso
about Lee with
'.ITow Grandly he rode!
~ ~ With his eyes on drG,
1,Vfrlt And his great bosom shook
tr @ With an awful desire. ''Hali
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

A LARGE refrigerator car containing
about three tons Of beef.arrived at New
York, Tuesday morning, direct from Cal.
iiornia. Tho insatthas brought can be
sold at one.halr ths, price charged I'M that
market. q gigi g1ge aitisi y 55iea Q .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

ONE hundfcdIaud tlIrty.throe car loads
of Texas cattleweFe shipped from Kansas
City, Mo, On Saturday. llll S ls.......
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04
cToCKHoLpERls, l ! ! y

The annual meeting Cor the election or Dirce-
tors) OF the Stockholders OF the Wheeling and
Belmont Mining, Grape and Wine Association
will be held 1t tho ONCE OF Wagner J. Co., Main
O'Clock, P.M. fiS.f q. ROBINSON, PrCS't.
CHAS, i. CECIL, SeC'y. Oct3i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

Z IN Baltimore under the paid depart.
ment system, the lie Of dveEytiEsman Is
insured by thselEl sa ,! PEI aG ,ui =, = a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

n ETTING MARRIED. ESSAYS
~ for Young Men, on SOclal Rvils, and the
proprlesy or improperly Of getting Married, with
sanitary help for those who feel united for mat
timonIAl happiness. Sent free, in sealed enVcl.
opcs. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
P, Philadelphia, Pa. sepI7.d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04
THE LATEST AND CHOICEST.

THE LATEST AND CHOICEST,
SEA MOSS lFARINE- Said to he very ane fol
FL .s,. Qesserts and m elegant and dainty
dish for the sick. - ,..,..t :
C0X'S SPARKLING GELATLNE-Au old b.
yorit0 with the'i ladies' for JellieS-
bright, clear and beautiful
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINR-Just the article
to use with COX's Gelatine-OE rich
and luscious aAYor.
IBkRERS CoCoA=--WaFEahted Pure, delicious
and nutritious beverage.
HECkkRS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS especially f0F
y l..LLL lnvallds and children.
ANGUSTQRA bIITERS-The genuine article
'4iHt' FOR hdlCg and children 10 feeble
WINE OF PRPSIN@The most perfect FenHdy
isE indigestion and dysPepSIa. d I
CORN STARCH-F6E PuddlugS and CuStRrdS,
TAHloCA-A splendid desSeFt, either alone Of
i5e with Berries. latl 81 .iTllE ~
AZ LAUGHLIN SMITH 4 Co,
juHtl Wholesale DruRgistS, Main St
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04
r sATTERs,
INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
Treats all Diseases of the Blood, Consumption,
Asthma, Hen0FFagc OF the LuneR, Liver
and Kidney Complaints, SCroE.
ula, AVuo, &c,

nUPONT GUNP0WDER AGENCY
IL The undersigned 10 the sole Agent in this
City for tho Sale Of al kinds Of Powder made at
The celehIated Du Pont Powder Mlll8. Its quail.
ity 10 unequAlle6 In this country, evidenced by
tcstS made by tho United States Government.
He keeps at al hme1 Q large stock In Maya
zine Of Ride, In whole, half and quarter kegs,
Blasting and Mining Powder oil In Metallic
Kegs. Sporting Powder In CanISterN. All Of
which viii DO sold 70 the trade % low a. tho
same can be had In the West .a
He has portable magazines Of dlfercnt sizes 70
Ohlp by Rlil Of B0atS, u ft
OFteFR collected
, 1870-12-10

There we're no payments on account OF
the items numbered l. 1, or :, made dur
ing the yesr. and upon the others the aver
ae, 1~rccrtsge paid was 25 per cent It
will hr -een that these bonds and notes
nsturesi frcan to IL years ago. Nearly
::1tH,.tsD of Treasury notes, issued before
the u ar, have been laid away t,y some pru-
dent rcfsons, and, perhaps, forgotten. It
viii l.c Keen that nearly S.,0oo,W Of the
compound interest notes, upon which In
..rcst ceasel in 1k;7 and 1868. have never
1'ecn presented for REDEMPTION or CONVEX
tion. mud over Si,f0 ono Of the $50 Treasury
n'tcs src sill outstanding It might be
Interesting TO know where these notes are,
and who il Is that prefers to hold s., 50o,-
'ssl and lec-ire no interest thereon These
Treasury mites bearing interest never cir
c1lntcd rs substitute for money more
than n few months, but we're held as tenn
fnyary Investments. easity converted, aud
hence the nore singular is their disappear
npcc.
The outstanding ercenbacks~ or legal
t.rt.rr<. amonnt to S::'t, otkl. 600. As these
we're, for several years, the exclusive cur.
.,n.r Of the country, and wore largely
}.,l iu the army, it is. nat imrroh> able sh.'
ii latre amount Of them, especially Of th'
earlier ihsues. have been destroyed Whs
,crceatap. this destruction has been, y
.u,,po-e will no: be known until tn
United States shall offer to redeem them
All that are not produced, We suppose
will lie regarded as profit 10 the govern
, 1870-12-10


the question: stands thAs otnefa mAy 1udxe Tor
then selves .....---..
A1SkaAL eFfClAASa.
d part Of the almost daily business oI our atssy
6ep1stment ts to efttu ne aun FepoH up3'n Ninef-
n Eneciu ems sepL Of rr0uz bt tFom 8 pAta Oh tha
IrutIpd SAFES. This work Is extr4 oMclai but Ia
cneetfp1ly performed as ruhl1c bene1t- 10 cAsea
Wrere chemical tr1al i requ!'e', tnafe ia m0d.
ersse charge. which innfes 70 1ae e4peesd Aeeoua1
Of tht fuint. -
1t IL to be regretted, however. tnat tnele - 20
little dncefnn ent amongst m Se Woo lAncs tHe1
have made = discorery. ttaamucn ~ ~ - coe-
afantlJ called upt'o TO exau'be e3ones ol tAe M.as
o,dt. ary character, Of no zreatef VALUE taan 1o1
bu,},,irr nr pav,nc.
inr scho,i trsrhera Or countrv phJMctaus
m,pht. anI. as q general ,ui~, perhaps tn ln.
acqnt = epruch Of The prircipl.s Of niueralogJ
u i 0aotoay to be Of real use TO their unlere ed
p',Rnbtrt In this resrtcr ard eave tho expensive
transmission ot bo1ea nf stone .rer 'npg lines Of
srrv.'. In Eotue ca ses the wizard expert nj the
mineral r0h or re village BLACKSMITH has excited
high hopet Hhi II l. oar m d,tJ tn dis
ttpstP. In o'her co<sa. totIIen tr9d,ttora have
, 1870-12-10

In the items OF the public debt is a list
OF the bonds aud notes which have long
since 1natured, mud upon which interest
has ceased since maturity. This portion
Of the ruhlic debt on tho LIST OF Decena-
is1, 1>Gs, amounted TO 81. 2oa ,O2G, hav;' ,e
accrued interest Of S55s, 5oG. On th,, list
of december. 1s.0. this debt had t.eeu rc-
lucetl to Sa.341, ,os7, md the interest to
ssas,a"a. During the year, principal and
inters. had l,cen reduced tr the amount ol
$l.nN,,n10.
The remainder Of This debt, including
interest. is now 81, 10, 500. which is lyin(
idle and uuprodr. .c.ire. Who is he xht
can afford to lr,se seeG. 900 year interest
or who neSlects to look up nearly S4,000,
tss' of go'd. The items OF this seemingt,
forgotten Indebtedness are as fullows:
, 1870-12-10

The Hon. Joseph H. Raiuey. who will take
his seat in tho present ConCres. having been
-lectel to fill the place Of Mr. Nhitteuors As
Il, preventative from tho First Congre, sional
D,etict Of South Carolina. and who is the
f1tt eolo.ed man who has held euch posi-
.ion in this countrv. was born in Georgetown.
D. c., IN June, 1882. He Is. consequently. iu
his 99ih year. 4 CORRESPONDENT Of the Wash
lpeton Chronicle in Columhia. s T.. gires the
following account Of Mr. R4iney's lise:
father and mother both having becn slaves AZ
Ter haritg purchased nts freedom. the father 50
occupation q . barter. NJ Kstne,s ea-G edn-
catto1, was extremely limited. never hasioR a.
tcrdcd school In his llfe- Despite the dtsAdvan-
ne s
50 great tnas be- tool ereJ oponaalty sha.
nsrtented Itself to acqui'e = knowledge OF
Ha ran ans ., ia asnf he Sspa ae
felNwpd the occupation Of MS fasher, and II.
uored to The G1ty Of Charleston, where he re.
oF Fasas1s msas 5ss nd II L =, daoa e q.
citemeut Of the John Brown raid IN ttrganla thai
&c started 10 return y tntt city. he *as after
ing from the s:ale md ret1rninz . I
| aRatu, hut th1. trouble ucau1 died away. Il
| 1867 h. wat compelled hy tue Confederate an
Azrund CeaEle>sr D, but the nrst opportunity TIA
presented Hself he 't'1 fos The Wet 1htfes- vhes
he s~uatee<l until the close OF the war. In 1856
l ne I1TOSDGtI ~ tut <t2.r& A40 CA&a%std puA1btS
| n netchact. In 1865 he became uemner o
ths South cxroltna Constitutional Convention
va. afserwafu esecseo 70 he s.at. senate. sGs
miree Of Finance. In Ju'y LAST he was nor
mated Is eard'da3e r. roufres. IN d
s,I,cs reeeot'! rsgre*snted ey B F. VII
and 70 represent the dtfsrcs in tue + .s1y-secon
Ccna,esa he ~as el+c'ed hy 4 Is se major.'
ss 9se9 ,Fsg'rN N sa 10 !; e. s
al arrearsncf- Light lnulatto, with more Of Il
| iooE af = CubAu toAo OF negro. he Is a ab
4 an. md vii CO himself md his co1su1uea
| rYes1,t~
, 1870-12-10


i |. on1y psptr: llsie nre Of .ates de.aoJs =:
md Il + noes not bear msFket relAnoG 20 9oia.
caatnet Mtn..1eT Of sektind = tntsaasea u srws
might 90 H'tnons gold and silver MONEY were Il
pbt thst ~ nu*1 bcud 10 populst prrIutsca4. But
tuieslof % tia k1as1o srGumrots Of statesmen
= d htaocetA fspes; ehaeheed by Goyezu-
nent. a1s1esa sono ot tos eaos q money: It
aud ina. y, md sivsr a. 50 d msnla3. Perfectly
arsKN ~ N HlH asa19 i,.. n,, ~ Sa.aeoSy: IS =
re! *ou'a y eo =" ,Fes,eh. NJ tSs n.s. ~ ~
~ hNlee Cteas3 ; ~ asnts,, ~ ~ +. s sd9,,s
elsahzto socttg. lne!i 1sptas y !. - ~ .
They statce aoa sauaotes ~ " ~ se4osst ~
Tor articles ot tthAneo or 1oosE1ota us@ y, e
iieher type: tncy pass III as9 us ~ tnIe,os
loea, AID arc .ssay tes t,,et,. " .nd -asfl1
condition ley sM e1e4e W nns,ss. c.T -
~. uGnts t9eo aa1a'J ~ Jn,nrteir SsceFsa,ned:
tnes sse plensant :" ne taaen aaa iae'1 ssa.s
olsuaclfe. M%a.lu.s .sn aa.r a1 1nn,si ooiS haas
we!shtinees. cs SPECIFIC Rrassfy, which se,s a.
nauRnf ih~ .haser tmltaio. =: ana nr'o mssAts,
II htasy 70 ca7!. afe so!la % Heep tas1 ~ s1S 1S
snd aftIs fuaS1 esneetss osiose eht ~ rnen
~. Go.s11e n11s. ~ TS W. =. ~ ~ th.t
tnJ @ -. ~ ..,f, ~ s. 1a ,t ~ shss ,naie
patu.e; ana VIZ o1o1nIy SaIs. nsJ n ase ,s.s .nu.
sfuc.so'e SuSn ~ @ ~ ~ oeions
II tsa1i1 ~ s.sns nfcessars % ~ 1esTrfaee these
Tel'-tnf Tn fscta u ON TINE ~ nna, focoanteeact
the daIgtt OF fA!l1E into the ytIT etEor 1n.t
4utaEu r. SgtoEk - ~ atau a'@sss Aar. ~
deed nRny lespet t10fe lo9nai, u ts0 !os ..s ~
!aaei, ns ehs5 a, @ ~s III. ~ w.. tra ~ 1e1es
pere 1nonnaes IT un" =, ~ VEL .otp,eu ~ uo ~
o. ~ nxss sr, ~ tne aIne1 kss, nv ;,h
Io,!a9' tn' ,t. xn s,r " a,.renIe 4a,h al.
tnose p.as o. pepef. saa "ispsnsG sa7 .ss. van s.
ver Ibns mere paper Hacuons! currency.
cot up to serve an eAfgehcf, fs df3t endured. And
nnHlsy embraced, even in raEa- The rcursd
wn er, kistrR st \ fest. Ioav persosde himse!t
1ntn such nottnn. but those who a1e paJ1nE and
ftcetFtt&. In shops SOD markets. ar aeatt1ly tied
OF 6nol1bx au1 r epetatK a H3ne1 Hh2f tne1
Won rot handle and respect Il anything else.
Tbt ac esuu.ped notes induce hah!ss of proltRattJ
Rrd Wx1u tulucfs- 4 man Will Apcud ragged
qcartez Of q dorar where he wonld ssrs solid
st'vet coin OF the Bamd den0mlnan1n. The3e AZ
auEeLts are rot 10 mlCh felt BY lhe fnyored few,
essecIalJ u cities, who can commonly 1ippay
, 1870-12-10


Democratic State Convention for Texas has
betn called 10 meet at Au.tln, Jan. - ISL, for
the purpose Of reorganization OF the Democratic
party
The pastor Of s.. JosepnB Church, Brooklyn.
Faties Farrell, hit the repeating Democrats, tn
eaYtDR that We might well question the accurncy
~ the Roman plenisc,te when ne saw how "tne
votes rolled up In New York.
Mot content with buY,ug up all the New Tork
papen, excep the TINES and Tribune, with Official
adv ftisemeuts, TammsnY publishes little paper
VI Its OVID, the 7Tonsc1ps Th'a, oruluArily, has
only four pages, but on Saturday Last it vas the
largest newspaper ever printed In the world, hav-
ing Fee hundred and four paJts Of oteial printing
that nobody will ever Ie2d.
The fouow1nR-nAtned individuals are asptf-
Anta frT the seat in the United States Senate
Nhtt b will be vacated On the fth nf March next
Ag the Hon ". T. Wiley, Of West Virginia: Z J..
Eau kner. l.. r. Hoteler. Colonel II. q. Smith,
D11h Lamb, II. g. Dasts, Judge J. !. Jackson,
.Iud. j. u. Ferguson. C. s. Lew!.. Colonel Bea-
i.u1n Wilson, A. J. sweeney, F. Hereford, John
Hall. and ". II. TfaverB-
-Newspap+r Intimidation takes this shape IN
radueah: Editor Kentuekian-1 see you give
'sn,!ce thRt y0u Intend to open your columns on
tho eft}ce-fulde1a. i have known men to get their
doasktns tanned tof meddlinK In matters that did
hos concern them. and 1t may ha that you vii!
md yourself In tha. nx it you st.empt to cs1rJ
aut your pl n. A word to the wise Is sumc1ent.
otPlcxHo1DKH." The Etntaektan publishes this
with comments"
The Official snsjorsttes for Coug1essuen in
Alabama are Is iol0ws: Ftrtt District, Tnrnes,
Republican tcolosedl. 6.s47: Second, buckley,
Republican. s,sl6: Third, lIaniley, Democrat
s,7A2: Fourth, Hays. Republican. 1,sa3; Fifth,
Dof. Democrat, 5,sea; sixth, Sizes, Democrat
a,1.a,
, 1870-12-10

1-otiy Of rriests made very inefficient nd
cruel government. Tho truth il, tho two
functions Of the priesthood and civil gor-
ef1nent arc 80 wholly distinct. that no one
insn or class Of men is ft for both. The
Papal Government has been very bad
government for tho people Of 1t.ly.s WhiIe
they are az firmly as>>over Catholics, and
t9ve The Church, they hate the priesthood
ih their capacity a. -govemot4.. This. il
*datnral and inevitable Let tho Church
and State be divided. The function Of
the. State il to coerce. The function of
the! Church il 10 persuade. When these
'luttes get MIXED up, The people are Mother
thoroughly persuaded nor well governed.
, 1870-12-10

The Roman Catholic clergy in this coun-
try have not commended themselves to
the rood opiuiou and support even of
their own flocks by their protests against
The government Of Italy by the 1talian
people. The great body of the Roman
Catholic laity. md no small portion OF its
clergy, discern pretty clearly the line of
d.narcation between religion and politics.
They understand that the question whether
the Pope and his Cardinals, or Victor
Emanuel and his Cabinet and an
Itslian Parliament shall govern Italy IS
a question Of politics alone, and of Italian
politics at that, with which, therefore, the
American Catholic clergy have no proper
concern, either as politicians OF rs ptaests.
Twenty-seven millions of the people OF
Italy. including nineteen in twenty OF the
, 1870-12-10
Illinois Republican A.sactat.ou

Ftlea sht Ha.htnnfon Rrpublitan, Dtc- :.
Thu 1llit ois State Republican Association
held ise regular meeting last night 1t Liberty
Hsll, 4. H. Holt. Pres dent. in the chair. and
J. c. ntoun. Secretary. 4 number OF new
uembsrs we're received.
The Eaiiread Committee, consisting OF
Metere. Bower, NcN.F. and cu.le-. m>de its
rel ont, and was eiscbAtEtd. The Chlir, after
reviewing briefly the difficulties overcome in
nrocu.ipg the de in d reduction ia rates 10 the
ntirciraI p!acsB West, statrd tbs, 400 yusere
hsd been eens to Illinois and other Wreterp
States to participate in the late election by
this atr1pEpmenr. aud concluded By enbmit-
tirg the fc1loNing letter. received = few days
tiLcc:
E T EcneT. Esq. Ehair14an Ra.lsood Comnt.1ts,
Iit,sloiA Slax Hrpabiiean a axAoeidt.ca:
rkAR STR: In answer 10 your letter Of the 18th
lutt., I. wnuld kaS: The nAnnez IN which The
usn. pHtta'ton Ct vo.t1s haa bter conducted on
nc psr. u your committee has met with MT nu-
nrsitoed spp,otatton, End oezlte to eonsta1u-
1sle me reptleunen menne1s nf the entire RepuD-
stcsn o g1rlzstio1 on toe fuccesG Of the 4ftAuse-
mtrfs, sud II the sane time would thAuk them
snstI s,Fsys be g1ad 10 n axe favorable terma for
NEe II ms po.tauou, and hope 10 merit y7ur pat
nrsse. Ed, s. YoESa.
General Pas4epxer Agent
Alter which the following resolution VIA
uraufr pu.ls adopted:
R|.oired. maj TIC thsnks Of this as.or.auou arc
he1eny ttpdefed 70 the Northern ContraI R11lr@ad
f.nn nany for the Fub<sApakl beuent they have
ter red this xsscct2t1sn N IN uisninG reduced
transportation 10 p<E1ons Rolng home to vute II
the jsIe e4ecttuua-
comu,ittoo w8s appointed to make IT.
,aperuenta for eocsahles during tha coming
season. with INSTRUCTIONS to report 1t N 1d-
{ourpoa meeting OF the association on 8atuz.
aAT trtnn8.
, 1870-12-10

The Albany Erening Journal informs
us that il was well aware TINT John C.
S,encer and George NJ Bibb were Secre-
ta1ies OF the Treasury under Tyler's ad-
uipistration. It adds with honest indiR-
nation that Thomas Ewing Was also Sec.e-
t.rv of the Treasury under Tyler's admin
istration. Walter Forward having held
the eaue Office under Tyler, it follows that
fh.rn veze four Secretaries Of tue Trnasury
in tho space OF ltt'e marc than three
yesrs, OF th1ee- fourths OF Secretary for