The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-02
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WAsHINGTONN NEWS AND GOSSIP
TIM POSTAL. TELEGRAPH SOHEME.-
Senator Ramsay's bill to establish o postal
telegraph system and to incorporate the
United States Postal Telegraph Company
authorizes the Postmaster General To eS-
tablish telegraph offices In connection
with the post office in every city and VII
lagc where telegraph stations arc now
maintained tits provided that tho rates
To be prepaid for the transmission and de-
livery Of messages Of twenty words or
less, including date, address and signature,
shall not exceed twenty-five cents for
every five hundred miles, or fractional
part thereof between postal telegraph Of
fees, measured In an air line; for each adj
ditionRl tlvo words or figures, or less, one
fifth Of the above rates; but the rates for
messages directed to be transmitted by
night shalliuot exceed twenty-five centS
for each and every one thousand miles, or
fractional part thereof, and for each ad.
ditionRl ten words or figures, one.ffth Of
these rates. These rates shall be prepaid
by. Geographic stamps, andshall cover the
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to make special contracts, with railroad
companies, relating to the tclegrnphic
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Tine OoLoREp sENAroR:-hram N
ReVels, the colorcd United.states senator
elect from Mississippi, accompanied ~ his
nephew, Frederick Revels, Is IN Washing
ton, and the guest or George i. Downing:
Senator Revels Is assured that there VIII
DO no difficulty inhls taking his seat, pro
vided the'members7ot the party he repre-
sentG are true to their principles and true
10 their professions. i, His election was I'M
question in accordance with the, pre-
scribed law Of Congress and thG only 9Dlec;;
ton that can possibly DO raised Is tliat Of
color. ggG u lai4 ri !iiH q. .,.i ,
Senator ReYels Expresses the conviction
that the c0urSe d, General AlcoEnS Cover
nor Of Mississippi will secure the best In
tearestS OF the State, and that TIC prelu-
dice first entertained among Tue 9la clti-
gems Will gradually tlte out Inc Cover
nor has assured tho leading Republicans
OF Mississippi that hls, administration OF
the affairs Of the State will DO thoroughly
radical, and has already announced y! ftlial
he will not appoint judicial officers except
upon tho Recommendation Of ue county
executive committee. That will show
what tho character OF Ills admi lll
Will be-, h u DlSlsaa :, f.til..s.,, uf..y7
" The Senator elect y, now in bis forty.
eighth year, d tall, poEtly, Of light COM con
plexiOn, has, q benevolent expression, .
pleasant impre9siye voice, and speaks
with diStinctnesG, aS ono thoroughly CON
WINGED o.. tho views entertained, His
large experience among, the colored men
throughout tho country he belieVes will
be Of great service In representing them IN
the Senate Ho, comes 70 Washington
with tho determination Of SxsEsisng bis