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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-26

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5 Bbls. Castor OIL.
% Boxes Starch.
y Corn starch.
~ boz. Vinegar Bitters.
y HoStetier's BlttcrS.
"A Lindsey's Il. Searchcr.
10 " Sellers Pills.
20 &" Cough Syrup.
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100 Boxes Anew Home" Soap.
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. Gross Toilet Soap, assorted.
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8 :" Ailspice.
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S0 " Burnt TIMBER, In oil.
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80 /" Yellow "
80 d" Black Paint, "
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100 PruSSian Blue 4" aSs'd cans.
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20 Mineral Paint, ass'd colors,
. Boxes Chrome Green, dry.
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D Bbls. Linseed OIL,
5 NarniSh.
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500 Hemp Seed,
.. go Caraway and Anise Seed,
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OtI 100 Dozen Gargling Oh, Merchants,
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HUI 90 McLain's Pills,
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no Wright's Pills,
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-26
YOUNG -MEN

Especially, who have become the victims o,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweep 20 an untimely
grave thousands Of Young Mem OF the most
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
Senates with the thunder OF eloQuence, or
walked 10 ecstacy the the thrilling Tyre, may
call with full confidence. aI.T 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19
TIE TROUBLE IN NEU-yOPK

Delegates to the Republican State COnvcn-
ton were duly chosen and accredited in this
CITY week ago. Last night set of con-
testants were chosen under the direction of
the Custom House organization. Why There
never was time in the history of the Rcpub-
lean party in this State when, with harmony
in its councils, there was a fairer prospect
of success. The enemy, lately all-powerful is
wasting his strength in internal fcuds and if
brought into action at all under leaders not
fnrct.0omed to defeat can only come by means
OF the most dangerous of all maneuvers, q
complete change of front in line of battle.
Why are we not ready to seize SO splendid an
opporunity2 Who hinders it, and tlrusts
this morning upon the absorbed attention OF
the State the dlscOrdant wrangle of contest.
ing Republican delegation. The answer may
be given in a word Thomas Murphy. We
assent distinctly that but for the med
ding of this man, and his bolt wher
outvotcd, there would to-day be nc
break in the line of New-York City Repub
lcans. Cornell and the rest but do his bid
ding. But for his determination to rule OF
ruin. the consolidation of the different Re
puIlaan organizations here which the State
| Convention ordered would still exist. Tit
! que stion here is not whether Mr.. Fenton o.
Mr. Conkling shall have the advantage
whethg Gen. Grant or s2meenn.9lyy elks'
shall be the Republican candidate il
1872. Thee issues will come up in thei
time; they are not in this campaign agains
the staggering and bewildered Tammany
Democracy. Mr.. Thomas Murphy requires thu
| Republicans of this City and Of the State t.
pj III orc iNiZr.ion and follow His leader
s,i, OF ak e. yscAs. oil. if not defeat. AS th,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19
THE S{TUdTJDN.

Controller Connolly remains nominaly at
the head Of his Department. MI Green Is
| really in charge of the archives, which he has
| surrendered to the injcstiGa ION of the Com
| mi.ice Of Seventy Gen. Mcclellan, at
latest adviccs, had neither accepted nor
declined the rliEOUs prominence which
Mr.. Hall wishes to give him i'll this
desperate struggle of the rogucs against
the honest men. Tammany is losing the last
relics Of the moral support Which it lad among
the people, and its position is now considered
utterly untenabIe. There is no shadow of law
upon the side of the claim of the Mayor. 1t
is hard to imagine what can have been
the legal advice upon which he founded
a step so reckless and absurd.
1t is now highly probable that the only jrrist
he consulted was that remarkable legal luni
nary A. Oakley Hall. We do not pretend that
he would find an adequate offset in Mr.
Charles OCon9r, but we do print the latter
r,ntlcman's opinion as the best We have.
1t will be seen that it precisely sus-
tains the view taken by TIE TRIBUNE
in its issue yesterday morning. The law was
expressly framed to protect the rogues of the
Ring from any >possble spasm OF virtue or
honesty in the mind of the Mayor and now,
in the most singular way, it becomes an in
valuable machine in the hands of the citizens
to prevent the alarmed cOnspirat0rs from re-
modelling the administration to suit themselves.
1t is to be hoped that a day of reflection will
induce them TO give up the unequal contest.
They have 10 support in the law, none Ill
popular opinion, none even in the sentiment
Of party fealty. They are bailled at every
point and the sooner they recognize this
with thc fewer stripes will they be beatell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19
idea of Christian meekncss, VIC must soy he
makes, as Mr.. Mantilini would say, "a dem.
"nitiOn savage lamb"
INCORRUPTIBLE MEN TAINTED.

The very first qualification Which q nomi-
mating convention ought to require OF can
didate for tho Senate or Assembly of the State
Of New York is honesty. II member Of any
past Legislature has shown himself to be in
corrlDthlc, it would be good policy to give
lin another term in order to secure this car
Giual point. The fact il notorious That n
lew of the Republicans seat to the
Legislature OF late years have not bccn proof
against tho temptation 10 take money for
their votes. Some questions mag, perhaps,
be so clearly dliGcd by to d 'ls-
siOns of the press that TO Republican
less base than Wlnans would dare TO record
himself on the wrong side. Yet for one such
case there arc dozen which nay be equally
involved in corruption, ard, If wrongly decided,
would be incidentally pcrnicOus TO the public
welfare II is morally certain that tie Re-
pub!cans will be in the minority next inter;
but if the Committees are made up or con-
troll,d by corrupt men, Republican nsccndrnoy
will only infiamc the gaping wound on the
body polite, before whose long cCnccals u
hilcousncss al good men are shuddcrnS.
Be alert, then, respectable and wc!l-to-do
citizens of the interior counties! Let your III
flucncc be felt in the town conventions. Strike
blow for republican government and the
Republican party. Send no highwayman to
Albany to plliadcr the dying Tweed, or the
corpse of Fisk. Let us have TO more OF those
disgraecful railroad and insurance committees,
made up of men WHO ccnspirc together to
blac;mail corporations, and to pass or smother
laws for q certain sum. Give us Tor
ouoo q nr,o oId-fosLioncd LEGISLATURE.
Let reason, cloqucncc, justice, honor, and
truth 10 longer be powcrle's against
the gold of the corruptcr. The monst'ous
evils under which we grcan will never euro
themselves willie men Of influence and
position refuse to take any other part III
politics than casting their votes on fair days
at the elections. Never was there so much to
quicken the sense of duty, to revive the
conscience of the citizen, as now. We look to
see the dawnng of brighter day at Albany
next January, and every citizen can ald IN
achieving a brilliant success by simply doing
his tull duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19
cGIei%22.>> o>yyA Duly G1"I15)11l,&e.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1871.

serious railway accident has occurred in France,
niue pcisCN being lillcd and several injured The cleo
tioIs for Councils General Will t.ko place OH the 9Th Of
October The French forces i'll The East have hccI
ordered TO coO, rate with the Americans in the war
with Corca. party Of Americans are hurTynS TO
the relief of Or. Livingstone, IN africa. - The cattle
ui-ca7c Is spreading il Eng and.
Twenty nine c0nyicts have escaped from tie Nevada
tc Prison. after operate fight with the guards, ali
OF whoa wound, Il. - Twenty new cases of
smallpox reported in Low ell yesterday. 60 Six
men kilcl and many injured by the gunpOwdCr
explosion il Phoebe, Nevada, Oh Saturday. - The
ApdChes are still troublesome in Arizona. 60 Two
Lien drowned in Lake MondOta Wis.
Andrew IL Green is in possession Of the Controllers
Onice and Connolly refuses to he removed by Mayor
Hall. The COrOner's Jury found Kiubcr & Gold
hmdt responsible for the Bcekmant explosion, and
held in $4,000 bail - The New-Jer-
scy state Fair opens at Waverley to-day. So Custom
House Delegates elected to the ate Convention at
SiTacDse. The Fall TrOttng meeting bGganut Fleet
wool Park. - II. b. Roosevelt and his followers
withdrew from a meeting of Ant1dnmany Democrats.
s. The Stock Exchange rcOpened after being
closed two months Tor relttiug Gold. lEl llis,
Il4!. Thermometer. 60, GO GO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19

have been thought Of by any merchant knowing tnse
be knew nothing about It, and kept there Tor pot-
cal purposes the merchants have kept away and felt rs
II it would hurt their screspect to meddle Win tue
matter"
IF, when this man displaced that old and
bonorcd Now-York merchant, Moses H. Grin
nell, any respectable Republican, with an
untairtcd record, had been appointed, there
would have been no contest over it-nO mat
ter =, which wing he belonged, or whether to
any Henry Clews, Henry &. S;"Dbihs, Sin
clair Touscy, Isaac II. B1iicy- either OF these,
or of u scuro like them, wouli have been
accepted without mni'hmr. Or, if il more pro-
nourccd politician lad been sought, Calvin Il.
I.ulihull would have commanded q neral con-
Gdctcc, or Dewitt G.. I4itllcjpin, or Judge Low,
or yInau ~, MAN, or Congressman Ketclum,
or ChaHrc,y n. Dc.rw. The objection to Mr..
Ilurp,.y is not th"t he blongs to Il particular
wing o. ttn I'.puhicln party, bat that he does
noi l0nc.!iy belong TO any; that his political
r'cord is one OF tIrach,ry we'll rewarded, his
Business record such t'at tie merchants OF
NcW-lO.i; lave 40 confidence ia him, and tho
record Of his relations to tie Government
sch tIi&!. until cleared up, ho OdsLt to hold
no place Of frst un. IL.
Republicans of the Interior! il is against The
attempt OF this man TO dslrP.,liTc us III THIS
(i.y That no may cons:lAte himself orr and
your lc.it.cr, that We protest. lie comes before
You to-day with his CoEtcSting delegation 10
the State Convention. We mako no appeals;
we urge no angry protests. We invite you to
consider the above record hcar any defense
that Lay 10 successfully intorpGacd, weigh
The whole muttcr with even scales, and-nOt in
cur iutt ret, Tor in!tcd solely in your own,
but IN that OF the whole COlntry-judgo!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19

NJ Thcophilo eau. icr ha. published in the Journal
OfciH an unconscious but keen satire on his own
countrymcn in his romantic account of tho hiding of
the famous statue of The Venus of Milo during the
siege of Paris. The historian relates with fine irony
low the approach of the Northern hordes" filled
all Partisan hearts with indignant sorrow for their
idols, about to be broken, and how the beloved
81 atuc was secretly coned and buried in cellar OF
tho Prefecture of Police; and all this with ironcal
apostrophes against those hordeS of the followers Of
Kant and Hcgel, at whose approach dweller IN
Olympus fled to the Rue J6rusaiom" But the hidden
Venus escaped the embrace of the baIbanans and
lay securely in The cellar until the second siege of
Paris by the Versaists. Finally, after the defeat
of the Communists the statue was dug from the
smoking ruins of the Prefecture, saved as by mira
Gle from the fiery furnace which had been kindlcd
by the insurgents; TIE Northern hordes y had rot
much Thought OF looking Tor the arr trti'uit 5.
The zeal Vand;3 were Parl>ians. Bat Vi. Gaaticr
does Mt seem to see il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19

1t is pleasing to sec how Senator COnkling
puts in practice his beautiful theories of the
blesscdness of peace and cOnciliatiOn 1t was
impossible to read his recent lyric utteranccs
upon this theme without deep emotion. We
positively thought the position of Moses in
the catcchism endangered rs the champion III
mcckness. But the danger has passed. The
Senator regards those beautiful and touching
sentiments of his as quite too fine for his
daily wear. DR.. Holmes once said we might
order our ascension robes when lawyers take
"what they would give, and doctors give what
"they would take" That sweet sermon of
DR.. Conkling was all intended for others,
and no word of it for himself. In
his own district convention on Saturday
the majority elected delegates to the State
Convention not devoted to his personal for
tunes 1t is not possible to conceive of o
finer occasion for the use of his noble senti-
ments. The world would have been melted
with contagious sympathy if he had fallen on
the necks of the successful delegates With tears
of magnanimous adhesion. But the Senator
thinks he does bis duty in pointing out the
J right way, like guide-post, without walking
therein. He erected bis lordly crest, marched
out Of the hall at the head Of his beaten
minority, set up his rebellious tabernacle at
another place, and elected himself and two
others to the Convention, and then sent
through the Associated Press report of
the proceedings stigmatizing the majority as
holtara Now if thia ia Brother Collilinr's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19

Matthew j. ORourke published in TIE Ereaing
Post of Yesterday letter addressed to HE TRIBUNE,
in which he repeats disingenuOus statement which
has been shown to be false in this paper. Mr.. Storrs
claimed that reduction of 20 per cent upon salary
of $4,000 left $3.50, and if Mr. OItourke can make
ans thing ont of that statement he is thriticr even
than we think him. His letter having been pub
listed in The Post WILL of course not be published
in THE TRIBUNE. We only surprised that a
journal usually so scrupulousy courteous should
have admitted communication into its columns
before it could possibly have appeared in the paper
10 which it was addressed. Oltourke is becoming a
nuisance He should reflect that. although spies aud
informers are useful and necessary instruments, they
ara NOT agreeable objects Of con .cmpla ION and
should nor force themselves too prominently before
tne eyes Of the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19

It seems like renewing the memories OF a
decade since to hear that Gen. Mcclellan has
not yet decided upon his next movement. lie
finds the enemy unexpectedly intrenchcd and
fortified in his immediate front in oveiwhcm-
ing force. He dcprecatcs the scnscless clamor
of ignorant civilians, and will move as soon
as he gets ready, and not before. lie is
greatly in want of rcGntCrccments, but Will
do his best with the forces at his disposal.
He is Maturing plan for ii thorough rcconnolS-
sancc of tho broken country lying between the
Mayors Office and the Finance Department,
and will require five thousand thcodolltcs to
perform the work satisfactorily. Those in use
in this city are very defective. The only ones
worth buying are manufactured by the firm
of Observation-Disclosures of BIeslau at the
rate of two a month. so that nothing but
the fcndsh malice of the Jacobins could
insist on his moving this month. Nevertheless
he is sclf-sacrihcing patriot of tho Old
Roman type, and if his official Tammany
superiOrs require him to go forward he Will
do So throwing Oh them I'LL the responsibility,
and determined to make the contest short,
sharp and decisive. If he fails theirs will be
the blame. If he succeeds, the glory will be
his. Meanwhile, h. will push tho enemy TO
the wall, just as soon rs he receives those
tltaDnn tpS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19

NJ Jacob Vanderbilt was 50 sure OF thc
safety of the Wt>tiicli's boiler tiI&t he would
prefer sitting over it TO resting Iii any other
place. So Mr.. Charles Nielsen, Tie patcn;cc CT
the torpedo which killed half deem people
ana wrecked a building in Betl,mali-st., the
other day. considers these playtlings perfectly
harmless ne would have them i'll lis slorc /;
indeed, we must SuITnisc that lie enjoys the
cGmYani0Hship of the explosives which peer
yGuug Brown and OTHER victims OF the
&.'ilster found so deadly. Yet TIE West
Gcld boiler blew up and killed ncnly one
hundred pcor.c; end ir NELSON'S torpcdocs-
harmless as they aic-havc slain their share
Probably Nelson who seat to San Fran
CISCO several packages of nitro %iyce7inc,
loosely incloscd in wooden pacSiHS-casc,
taoug'rt the queer stuff quite safe; bUt it c:-
n'oIcd in an express Office, killed five or six
m,n, and demolished much properly 1t is
plainly unsafe to permit the evidence Of inter-
cs ed "cxpcrts" to weigh one feather iii any
investigation as to the responsibility for fatal
disaster. So thought the jury i'll the Bccbman-
st. explosion; and their verdict puts the blame
on the torpedo manufacturers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19

Tie Boston EightIIoUr League restatcs lin It's
address to the New York WoikingmcM the old
argllmcnt-if it may be so called-as follows:
whether one ought 10 have much pay for eight as
for ten hours abOr would be fair q, ''lO 10 ask II We
were paid all really earn IN ten hours Inc wbo
ask this question assume that we are, AM it We Sh
be oycrpad do not accept reduction o. " per
cent for eight hOurS"
There is here an equally fallacious assumption
that employers will pay a. much for eight hours
labor rs for ten. The reduction of wages must
follow diminution of the working-hours, or there
must be corresponding advance in the price OF all
manufactured commodities; and the enhanced val
uation must affect laboring men, who are by far tho
largest class of consumers The mistake - IN
making tho mere time consumed. and not indlyidua
production the measure OF wages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19

There is a good deal of laughing in tho nrwSpa-
pers about an exhiaratel bridegroom in New-Os-
leans who requested an artillery company to fire
salute in honor of his nuptials. We see nothing
laughable about this. The man was in tho seventh
sphere of happiness, and he was not so shame-faced
as to be unwilling that all the world should know it,
Every willing aud genuine husband newly made So
feels like ordering the bells to be rung the artillery
discharged the windows illuminated. the bunting
flung to the breeze the brass bands to blow meodi'
GUS and harmonious blasts; and if he does not COM
mand a general carnival ~ his own expense. II u
either because he cannot AFFORD it OF tor reasons OF
personal mOJesty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19

From Shanghai, by the way of London, we
ore Informed that France is ready to make
common cause with the United States in
war with COrea. This is probably faint re-
echo of the war-talk which has prevailed in
this country since the first bombardment of
the Coraan forts. We have bravcly gotten
over our war fever, however, and the war paint
has been rubbed off. Since misfortune loves
company, we should be delighted to see France
try the Corean business, as we did, alone and
unaided, if at all. But it is not likely that
the Uni,ed states will NEEDLE with that tire
again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19

Gen. Butler is said to find as much pleasure
in a gale of wind as another busy and un-
scrupulous parsonage is reputcd to; and he is
certainly having his fill of fun now, for the
storm wakes furious. The last bit OF glorious
enjoyment flung out at the redoubtable Cen
eral is a dignifed disclaimer by Senators Will
son and Sumner of their entertaining any de-
sire for Buffers nomination by the Republicans
OF Massachusetts. They go further and declare
flat his nomination as Governor wouid be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19
POLITICAL.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
'hNAiVhs SUMNER AND wIIsoy oppoo,,
GEN. BUTLER's NoMIuIT,eu OoeD I0

'"iVh' SUMNER AND WILSON opposun ~
GEN. BUFFERS NOMINATION. ="
BOSTON, Sept. 1S.-The foIlow;ro u;u
IN me BoSfon Journal and Daily Advertiser D, .o
morning: W. norrow
Inc Gne@'on Is often ssled, Where are t:s
llr.i "a; t. In NJ '., 90 @ ~? ,ir CIiniona he
IHS d"Dlrn tm a., bG wc"re able to st this nas2tn
anJ i Wo' 'r an nC W. L%ye scen Senator Sinner
tr'Diy Ar", aId d.Doic, tic extraordn ~ tarH ey
Nli.h Cen. EG'r ~, prci l.,ted On he Cnro,,osn
wealth IN c1,eciAIr tie n,iacss which he has @
tf'';d .2"i 4 10 tAishg safe Government ana A..
tpnucn. ~ nomination Governor, WoulI be L"s,ic ta
T.. i''t 'rr'stg OF tIe Commonwealth AID Oh N, "a
p't"ran p2i'!."
GIN. EUTLi.Is'5 CANVASS.
Hh.l"i's u1n gcin' uts operate on t'r s,iscep,i.
hirle, o.. fo Democrats ike s:lyanic battery Oh Tia
lr"" Oi d'i."inbo"trt it6G
Gen. Bu,!cl spoke AZ Northampton on Friday
mint. On ;at;r -. night, be tovn elected ar Batter
~ % Isl. p' '''-'''''' y I vote
Butler seems TO have little support west OF
Worcester In thc western pat of tho STATE Of 10
q, rass Goren O. re ant;ut,r aud very nearly tho
cidIr" nn'nbaI AZ u"rc'c!F, Is Tor Washbgrn.
Delegates chosen to the Massachusetts Rerub-
lcan Convention within the lat three or four days. as
c!a33cd as follows: against Bater: Worcester, "a,
S"uilbricc,2 sUltury2; Am'nrgt, Z; Ccoucc. :; Haa
M n, 3; N'-th iIlmpt0i, G williamsburg. ,; New
m2; Ll,u"ton ?; south Ld3lry, 2; Wcsi Ilanp,Gn.I:
4Hb"'y, .; Ec.ca riOIn 3; pnehain. g.; Ayr, 3;
Il"k aud, 2; Millpuy, 3 Sor!orO. g. Bridgcwa'or 81
frInughan, total S2 Tor Buier: Ii M, Worcester
. Ath0, 3; Dang" 3; Gre nwich, l. Wa"tc, !; North
hrMGewHter 8: Hanover. 2; Abingdon, /; AEON 2,
Hcilhect, 2; Last Abingdon :; Mars.hed, 3. 1otil 81
TIE following is from The Springfield Repub-
Tran Of yesterday: 1t e impossible to count up in,o
ligcntly yet the delegates far elected to the Rcpub
can State Convention Those from many towns dis
pnted, and there arc rival delegations from
several, as fOr instance ChaIlc'town, willie lew
still resist the ines table and unrcsstins pressure
of the issue, and hold out against the necessity Of
being clqsscd as Bniler or aniutlor men, About 20
d. eg in all have 80 far been chosen, aud OF IL AZ
the OutJ Is than 100 can be counted for i;uer
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