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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-07

Now that the Federal soldiers have
finished their little job in North Caro-
lima and prevented the calling OF Con-
stitutional Convention there, probably
the Radicals may secure the services of
a regiment or two for their assistance in
defeating the will Of the people Of West
Virginia. Now is the time for Major
NEwLIN and the editor of the Monroe
county Register to send in their applica-
ton for troops. If AKBRMAN could be
induced to accompany them it might
have q good effect.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-07

IT seems that the Radical office
holders in Indiana have adopted the
"house rent dodge" 80 successfully en-
ployed here to increase the salaries Of
State officers. The Indianapolis Sen
tinsl says there can be no more bare.
faced fraud than Governors BAKER and
MORMON taking out Of the Treasury
5000 . year for house rent, when they
have not paid more than one.fourth Of
that sum for suitable residence"
But MORTON is a little worse than
BAKER, for he drew at the rate Of $4,000
a year for a period previous to the pass.
age Of the act.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-07

The people of Cincinnati have been
greatly agitated during several weeks
past BY the Sunday question" The
new Republican Mayor has been en-
forcing very vigorously all the ordi-
nances on the statute book in relation
to the observance Of the Sabbath. He
has stopped the beer drinking, shut up
the barber shops and cigar stores, stop
ped the ice wagons. prohibited the
bands from playing and caused general
CONSERVATION, among the Germans
especially, of whom there is . large and
influential number in Cincinnati. The
clergymen of the city came to the sup
port of the Mayor and preached upon
the subject ind held an immense mass
meeting at the Opera House to organize
to prevent the repeal of the ordinance.
At the meeting Of the Council last Fri
day night the repealers presented pc
titiou signed by seven thousand names,
and the Sunday men 9 remonstrance
with ten thousand signatures attached,
but the ordinance was repealed by q
vote of Is to l6. The Board of Alder
men has yet to pass upon the question
and it il claimed that they will refuse to
concur in the action Of the Council A
great deal Of excitement s manifested
n relation 70 tie matter and no little
bitterness is springing mp between the
several parties to the controversy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-07
HANCOCK COUNTY.

Our readers in Hancock county
should not fail to attend the Convention
meeting to be held at New Cumberland
next Saturday afternoon, August 18th.
The meeting will be addressed by Hon.
E. G. CRAcRAFr, late Speaker Of the
House of Delegates. and GEORGE o.
DAVENPORT, Eco, Of this county. The
question to be discussed is one Of the
most important that has ever come be.
fore the people of the State, and large
attendance at the meeting is earnestly
desired. We trust that our friends in
Hancock will see to it that proper no
tee is given and suitable arrangements
are made for the meeting.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-07

A CORRESPONDENT Of the Cabell coun-
ty Press caps the climax Of absurdity
by estimating the cost of the proposed
Constitutional Convention at Three
Million Dollars (s3,OOO,OOO) This
beats STEVENSON all hollow, and that
venerable functionary will have to re-
wise his calculation again. The ex-
Governor multiplied the probable ac'
tual cost by more than ten, and now the
Cabsll county man sees him and goes
ten times better. In the face OF such
an extraordinary bluff the, Governor
may we'll be in doubt whether to back
down or "call." r.
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mTHEP URLIC.

II desire to make to the public .
statement Of facts showing how Mr.. II.
W. Smith, OF Clarksburg, makes the
livery stable business pays. the lat
ter part Of laet May l hired . pair Of
horses and a buggy from Mr.. Smith to
90 from Clarksburg to Weston and re.
tnrn the same day. he charged me
six dollars $500 fosthe trip which,
paid without objection. onlast Thurs'
dsy. August 8, I hired q pair Of horses
and ,spsing, Ysgans and made the same
trip as before. I took four men with
me 10 Weston and returned alone, driv:
ing slowly all the way and bringing the
team to Clarksburg in good condition:
For this trip MI! Smith demanded
Thirteen Dollars and a half ($l3,50.
Believing the, charge extortionate' !
refused to pay il, but rendered the sum
Of, Ten Dollars $4,000, which l
thought was as much as could be rea-
sonably demanded. The tender was
made in the presence of q witness, but
was refused, and l was threatened with
violence. / started TO 60 over to the
train, but, when q few hundred yards
from the Hotel, was assaulted by one OF
the stable men. / returned to Esquire
Hursey's, stated the case to him and
asked for protection to the railroad. de
stated that he thought the bill was e1.
orbitant, but that l was in no danger Of
harm. Several men came with me
from the Justices Office part Of the way
10 the Depot. but did not come all the
way. ,---
When I arrived at the Depot ! was
assaulted by two men, who demanded
the payment of the bill. stated the
circumstances, told them who was,
where l lived and how they could get
their money if the court pronounced 1t
proper claim. One Of them then
struck at me with chair. In attempt
ing to ward off the blow one of my
fingers was 30 badly sprained as to dis
able my hand. One Of the men then
seized and held me while the other beat
me with the chair and bruised me se.
verely. None of the bystanders inter
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assistance, and finding that was COM
pletely overpowered by the rufians who
were beating me, was compelled to
submit to the robbery and yield to the
demand that had been made.
This is q statement Of facts which
may be verified by the oath of many
persons witnessing the ARRAY.
D. w. GIBSON.
WHEELING, August 5, 1871.
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1su caxyxHrIeH A. A fAHTY'
WEA0U1E

~ 1890 a.t
The Point Pleasant Registsr having,
a. Republican. paper. opposed the aye
tenn Of test oaths and partisan legisla.
ton inflicted upon the State during the
reign of BoRE1AS and STEVENSON, is
now consistently favoring the call OF q
Convention, n order that the Constr
tuition may be 90 amended as to render
these things impossible in the future:
IN ihia e. is really rendering 1000 ser
vicetorshso Republican party which Is
now exposed To- the very dangers that
]formnerly besetF the Democracy Of the
State. Knowing, as Republicans do,
how 'pliabls the Courts were III their
hands, what latitude the present Consti.
tuition gave them for acts Of oppression,
and how completely they were able to
stile the voice Of the people, il seems to
us that ordinary prudence should die,
tate to them the destruction Of the ex-
traordinaty power they enjoyed, now
that il has passed into the hands OF
their opponents. They know that the
Democratic party has but to initiate the
example set by the Radicals in order to
visit upon them the most direful perse-
cution and outrage, and that by their
defense of these things a few years ago
they are es.opped from complaining
now. Having maintained the legality
and propriety Of partisan enactments in
the past, their mouths would be shut
when their own or is gored.
We wonder that this view OF the
subject is not more generally adopted
by the Republican press Of the State.
By opposing the Convention they are
laboring to continue in the hands OF
the Democracy the unlimited power
which they themselves 30 recently
abused. They show by their conduct
in this regard that they have more con.
fidence in the integrity and fairness and
forbearance of the Democrats than they
have in their own party.
But, as Democrats, we don't want the
power this Constitution gives. 1t ia
dangerous in the hands Of any party
and holds out continual temptations to
wrong. In the interest Of the people Of
the State; men of all parties and all
shades Of political opinion; the Consti-
tuition should be so changed as to limit
still further the power Of the Legisla-
ture and afford greater protection to the
minority party than is extended now.
Possibly the bitter Radical opposition
to the Convention is put forth in the
hope that that party may regain at
some time the ascendency it lost last
fall and under the present Constitution,
its own chosen instrument, renew the
expressions Of the past. There is no
safety in the present situation Of either
party; the people of the State have no
guarantee of the security Of their
rights. 1t is the manifest duty Of all
prudent men to vote for the Convention
and have the Constitution 80 changed
that, no matter which political party
enjoys the ascendency, the rights and
privileges Of all may be put beyond
danger Of denial.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-07
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-07

TIE Marietta Times comes to US this
week under the editorial control OF 5.
NJ. MoMILLEN, late of the Steubenville
Gazette. We regret that Mr.. HOOD
who was one Of the spiciest Democratic
editors in Ohio, has been compelled by
ill health to relinquish control Of the
Times, but are satisfied that he could
have found no worthier or better sue
cessor than Mr.. McMILLEN. who will
abundantly merit the success he will
Certainly attain.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-07

VIZ are gratified to find that the Dem
ocrats of Preston are q unit upon .
Constitutional Convention. Some have
made the assertion that many Of the
Democrats would follow the course Of
Mr.. Brown and vote against the Con-
yention. This, -howeyer. is not the case;
all the Democratic Of Preston favor =
Convention and wiz substantiate, this
fact by their ballots on the 24th inst
Preston County Herald
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-07

The Convention meeting at Wells
burg last Saturday evening was attended
by q goodly number Of the voters and
a great deal of interest was manifested
in the question discussed. The De-
mocracy Of Brooke are pretty thor
oughly informed and united upon the
subject, and expect to carry the county
for the Convention by something more
than their usual majority.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-07

PRESTON Pew, Esq, ofGi)mer county
is spoken Of as q Democratic candidate
for State Senator in the Fifth District.
That District will have two Senators to
elect next fall, Hon. OKEY JOHNSON
having resigned. We hope, however
that the latter gentleman will consent
TO q reelection. ...-.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-07

Our Democratic exchanges from all
quarters Of the State speak very hope
fully Of the call Of the Convention and
represent that its friends are waking up
TO the importance Of the movement A
large vote will be polled.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-07
DIED.

CUNNINGHAM-On Sunday evening,
August 6, at IN o'clock, Mrs. ELIZABETH
CUNNINGHAM, aged ~ years.
Funeral on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock,
from the residence other son-in.law, James
Baggs, on Eoff street, between First and
Second. Friends Of the family are invited
to attend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-07

IMPORTATION from Barbour county
assures 10 that that county may be re-
lied upon for Four Hundred majority
for the Convention, sure. 1t gave l23
for the Democratic State ticket last fall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
! Saturday, August 18th,
AT , II O'CLOCK. P. n. sse5
HANCOCK, COUNTY

A meeting Of the friends of calling
/, a Constitutional Convention will be
held at New Cumberland, Hancock
county, Saturday. August 18th, at p
o'clock P. NJ. Able speakers, whose
names will be hereafter announced will
address the meeting. The people from
every part Of Hancock, are respectfully
invited to attend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-07

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-07
ELECTION NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
appointed by the Governor, under au-
thority Of the Act to take the sense OF the
people upon the call OF a Convention and
orranixinR the same, passed February q,
l87l,D Commissioners to superintend the
taking Of polls In Ohio county, hereby give
notice that polls win be opened at the usual
places Of voting in said county ON tn 2ith
day OF August, ISL, for the purpose OF .aklng
the question of calling a Convention to
alter the Constitution OF this State.
A. J. PANNELL,
John b. WILSON,
JOHN BISHOP,
tyn Commissioners.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-07
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-07
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The New York herald., 1871-02-23
COLLISION ~ THE H.RB0R.
An Inman steamer Sinxs a Isnrgc-One Man
Drowned nnd birty Thousand Dollars

An Inman Steamer SinlSs a Bnrgc-One Man
Drowned and birty Thousand Dollars
WOrfI, Of Cargo Lost.
On Tuesday night at nine O'Clock, as the barge
David Sturdcvant, owned by the Camden and Am
boy Railroad Company, was being towed by the
tug Atlas, she was run into and completely wrecked
by the City OF Manchester, OF the Inman line which
had cleared for Liverpool just previously. The barge
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ciea over, and all lhe cargo which she mad on board
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where she now Hes sunk, perfect wreck. The
cargo was valued at 1000 and the vessel ac
$4,000 The sadiest part OF the affair is That the
deck hand, named Richard Feiherstone q fine young
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we're dependent on hln for support, was drowned.
The captan James Mack, only escaped similar fate
by jumping INTO the b0wspllt chains anu cnging ON
Ike grim death. lie was taken up by the crew of
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COLLISION and put on board The tugh0at Atlas. The
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notice OF which was taken by the City OF ManChes-
ter. Tie ocean steamer was gong at tull speed AZ
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such very heavy nature that 1t was perfectly im.
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The New York herald., 1871-02-23
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

sUrREME -CRcUlT-Part 2-Before Judge
Brady.-Nos 1885, A. q "a, 1852, 1908, l3S, 22s, 2io,
264 28a 270h, 366, AZ, 2i6H, IA, 246 3l3 72Y, 49,
SUPREME C0uRr-GENERAL TERA.-Held by Judges
Ingraham, Barnard and Cardozo. Court opens at
halfpast ten A. M.-Non enumerated motions.
SUPREME CoURr-SPECIAL IERs.-AdJOurneu
unit Friday.
SUPREME CoURr-CHAABERs-Held by Judge Bar
nard.-Ncs. l9, 20, %, lO5.
COMMON PIEAs-Part 2-Held by Judge DAY.
Nos 49, GA, 645 762. II, elS. 657 52 ZOO 1s7, 7o1
7o2. 7O4, 5e2, $50, es4, 25a, 7o3, 8s4, 700 Equity
causes Before Judge Larremore.-Nos. So, "a, So.
MARINE CoURT-part 1-Aeld by Judge Joachim
scn.Nos 5os4 57o3, 5799 5SS2, 494O 4Ss7 6057 60,0
BIOL 4sll 5ils slsl DTS 5iSl 5I77 sss7 545a $500
4s7l, 4s46 5o4I $685. $685. 500s 4T3 4s4a 6ls4 5ls5
5S6, 5ls7, 5ls9. 1892. Part 3Hcld by Judge Tracy
Nos $685. 56o 6S02 644S. 6112, $685. $685. $685. $685.
5S27, ss2S, $3.50, $780, 5S22.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONs.--Before Recorder
Hackett.-The People vs. John Jennings, Michael
Day and thrty-two others, dog fighting; Same vs..
Theodore johnson, burglary; Same vs.. Terrence
Devlin and John Reilly, burglary; Same vs. Cnrls-
topher Tracy and John Reilly. robbery; Same vs.
Harriet Perkins, false pretences; Same vs. George
Lesse, larceny from the person; Same vs. George
Spence, grand larceny: Same ys. Isaac Levy, re-
cclving stolen goods.
The New York herald., 1871-02-23
the FIVE CENT STAMP TAX ON pAwsssoyEss' TICKETS.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
The number Of articles which have lately appeared
In the editorial columns OF the HERALD urging the
dIminuton OF the many forms of national taxation
which press SO heavily upon us. induce me 10 address
you, requesting you TO bring before the public the
Importance OF repeating one item on the long list
winch bears heavily and exclusively on the poorest
portun OF Tue community. alludc TO the five cent
stamp whch the law requires 10 DC aixed to pawn
brokers' tickets. Though tins does not amount to
nocn 10 the case OF the hard up sport who .spouts
ms tickcr' Tor hity dollars, III order TO "ralse
u stake" Tor the faro or keno table, yet
on the poor widow, who pawns 1t may be, her last
arucle OF warm cloth ng TO Drscure bread for her
hungry children; OF the unfortunate mechanic, who
hoffcws ttinc on his tools, IL is burden weignty
ana "grevous to lie borne. as every case ''mine
uncie' deducts the price OF the stamp ION the sum
advanced ana actually makes pront on the tram
saction as he buys them III quantites at discount.
rms SUBJECT mas, THINK, but 10 be brought 10 the
notice Oh some OF our lawmakers TO receive the at-
tention 1t merits and by bringing IL forward and
urging the necessity OF the extinction or this most
oppressive stamp duty, you Will earn the thanks OF
multitudes Of the honest poor in all parts Of the
country. Very respectfully yours, B. a, n.
NEW YORK, Feb II, 1871.