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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22
DROPOsAIS FOR MATERIAIs no BK UP.
F PhIEP 5oaGSSrEssoE az rE E bShEtT D6 81
CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
BUHykg q ooss 90 lsP 4 Rii "A

BUREAU OF UoNSrhg0TioE LED RIPAIR,
Ssslsd proposals % furnish Timbsr and other ma.
tsrAls for the nav for The fiscal rear endinE June
oslooi p, o. the "a Of Ja5 nsIi at which time the
bids will b. opened.
the Bureau % OonstTuetion and Repair, Nav De
psTtmenL Ws.hingtoa, !" and must b Endorsed "Pro-
g iSE SS 6TdSs S pushes, IsttsTs
~ PvsrsRi oorvs.toH, asd Iaetiais iAs ePsIiEg oI
al sSeiSa. sr Sas z ,,95as envelopes, saS a.
dor.sd stth IL HaIs " hs Surd for SA'sh ne bid q
Printed schedules for such elIssSa - pGrtlss deal
q sSdss sySs ~ ~ i 5rns y psoDoa y
and q CERTIFICATE o. guaf.ntors With prated tyIins
81, On sPphosiion o he oSnnsndSats 81 The re,
spoetiVe Nav Yards, and thoso Of all the yards on
HfhS UommSSdsat q each Nav Yard. and tho Pur.
chasing PAymastoE for ssoh Stallion, will have copy
oaJ. n order thSi perDoas No intSad o bid nay
judge vhshsI "a d.,iIabls e mahO application for
R5.gSssI. !: sSs 6, s Ss
r"ausS Il 6sioSs ths SEssntion o. 6s eOnlrSsI. All
d SSmpIS., must ! sm1ds 70 The oOmmSndSn'i Of
the respective yards. , 10,
rsssissd only SoB parties SGo are bono al elsrs ~,
o. HaRIJasIrsrs o. s artielss tAsy esr % LrntAh
int'fnai RS1saus for tSs district Ia which thT re-
The contract will b awarded to the psrsos rho
makes the osst pld and gives ho GuArAntes EsduIsd
sW me Nav az hSTSS ST n 1ss
| deem sIorbllAnt.
~ see ff S aS .s'J sS. e g.
Prisoipal ssys has not sd ~, con rae FOR ISL
sursass q he illI amount viii b required TO 81
ne contract t3d their rssDo1Ihulsy must pc oeru'
A. addltiosGi security twenty Per e1nium will BE-
withheld IRON the amount Of the bills until The con.
,S' h s%su SISS SSSS S Il &
o,tS ~ ne ooHmSPd.nts q The issDsS,lSs y.rts,
hltsd IA the contract ~ none 4 speeiast By hs
q me ssR sT ~ STlS5s
Tor the same .hAif been paAsod bV ths ssorotJ
fSs sISssss q this BursAu are numbered and d,sE.
pS " SS' % S I o.. E Ss,sd VIA SS ga X E.'
i white OAk PlGnh-OrsEou Pne Deck Plank a Mare
Pine LosIIosssoa pine LoGs At Mare Island yard
| No 3. Yellow Pine Beams-OrsEon Pine Beams Al
= Mar isass ~ y: 4 %Sts Sss M! II: Il
q %Rits SsS. ki@, BessssNhlts Ash, Rsdsood 4
h,rs i;Jsna ys'd 10 70 wsiss A., mar Jar Ne VI
Looust Tim6sT Ne; N Losuit lIs.n;HilsI SS 2, o
S SSG CSpUs I KS %iessSs iis3
SI M Y R!G' ri SG I,I lsV Su sE
~ Lad, pipe. shoStJ No. %, zlnei No. Y, Tin No
% .SoS MlaT ssa sSl H. %
No. ST. EuSsiSj No. e, Tools iOI ISlp ,tOSs. 10. 8
No. SS's ~ s SiS hss2 NJ Flss fsIsssi Es Z
VoioISd Psln,s. Dryers 10, e. Li1'ssd oii NJ g
S h'i NJ, 'P " T.lioT' soss sS f:s 1i No I
dAs.i 10. Y. BPs,hSs. ~. ~ bT Coed Tor W "
| ~, Ship ChAndlsryl No. N, Aoids No. W, Resin
| Pitch, Crude rurpSntuei No y, BaluaH, peekinF
No. ID, Leather, pump, riEEnG, lAolnG No 20 junk
| No, 81, BsllOEa; No 70, Anthraolts GOAL No, u
| Semi bltuminous Coal No, 81, Buuminoas OoAl No
81, OhArooAli No. -, Wood No. ~, PAtentSd' Al
| u6lea.
The f,lloaiux are the Glasses, by the numbers r.
| aulTsd at the respective navy yArdsl
=, =. hII6hs; "a A, 4, "A An "A 4,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22

OTTIcE or A. A. QUARrERMAsIER,
KINNEHEO AHaEEAL,
DRoPosALS FoR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
L THE HARBoR AT BIC s9D1s. \: "

UErED STATES RndIHEHR OygIoE,l
OBwnoO, N. ", July ], 1871 g. -
keAlsd proposals. will be received Al tho once unt
u N. SATURDAY, August 10, 1879, Tor drodsiBE the
ehaonel a. Big sodns ~ X, md ipT labor asd ne
feet more losa, Of the KAst BTsAkWAtor Al that
harboT. The amount Of material 70 be removed bI
dSedGiuE Il tWsuty nine thousand i've hundred and
nlnotysl b9S cubic Iard9 measured 70 Poei.iou.
lherS will be rsquirsd Tor the repair Of The kAst
BroakWatsT about eight thousand e 0ol iest-
board msAsuro, Of hsmlOek timber and plank, 5000
eight thousand pounds Of irop, two hundred and
labor Tor the repair Of four hundred and twenty t2l
nneAl feet, more q less.
ofhos. JOHN n. MlLSUh,
I'LL Major Of KuElnears, u. 3, Ar nj
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22
DRoPosAIs ION ToBAoUO.
UNITED STATES ARMT BULLDOG, d
OTT1cE or OoMAIsaARY OF hyBdlsTEsGh'

UNITED STATES Army BUuDmOu
OFFICE or OohMIsAARY OF bgB4lHEhHcH
Sealed prOpOssls, 10 daplioats, will Be- resolved At
this once until u O'Clock N, August TO- lsf2 for fur.
nlshiaE for tho United btAtea kHmy one hundrod
thousand pounds Of Tobaooo.
Tbs proposals will state accurately In detail the
quality and kind Of tobacco, It, hatoFg II any, a. 70
ts kosplng qualities In hot climates and IN tTAa1poIiA
lion Of what Leaf, - 10 stock, rear And opIinE ne
wrapper and her is made yhethor the blotst Il
70 DO mAnufAStursdi IN what Kind Of paokaFO put up
Tor shipment, and NhothaF machine OF hand made.
Tue IobAooo 10 be made In plnea weighing full one
half pound oAoh and 70 equal the boat grade OF army
navy tobacco; not 70 be lower n quality than ne
ample % b Sesa - the OasS Of The Depot cOmmis
AATy New York city.
Ths tobAooo 70 be pack "a In boHol (oaddos 70
tAia tHantY-ons Cl popnda act eash, and The boxes
10 be packed In 0Asoa, eight % oabo) head liuod
Samples (hVs oAsss pAeksd - lbove roquirod) OF
the tobacco proposed % be fuTniahod must accom-
pAny the proposals, and be referred 70 therein. No
conditional future perfection, 70 equal sample grade
Will be entertained The samples % fuEnlshed viii be
paid for at fair market rates, deemed Of suueionty
good quality for sales 10 troops, II the proposer %
dBairoa.
An ofheer Of the army and an expert ylil be 70.
quFsd TO tEamino and Inspect The tohaooo 10 the loa
Two aurouss who will agree 70 guarantee the eGeou
ton Of the contract according 10 Its true intent and
meaning, aud who will enter into bond In the sum
OF ten thousand doArd 70 that eieok required, will
IlEn bids as we'll a. the 1Toposeg.
The right 70 reject any and al PIGS "A rSssTSega
jyi3 Mai and CommlasAFy Of Subsistence, u. 4. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22

FAsasngers leaving thsif orders ~ Tiotst one,
1oEthgesi corner Htih strsst sod fsnu.1itauia ave
nue. can have thef baEHaHe called for and sheqks a
hotals and rasidsnoss 70 ~ points North saf Wssi
Through TEXTS 10 Oinolanati, bus 1udianap1iia
and Honthvesl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22

TIhUFU0AIN TUT WAII6s
HEADQUARTERS DIPAhIMENT OF 1HE soUTHil
e r.. OITIun OM1ET QUAnIIhMAarER, !
LOUISVILLE, NY, july Z, l57l
Sealed prOpoaAlg, Ia TtpiicAe, with tue usual
qnlFesn snta, VIII be received at this once until
rKDHEnBAF, Ihe 18th OF August, 1871, u o'clock,
when he bids VIII be opened, tor the erootion o.
~ atoFJ slsns OF brick lodges At tho NAtioual Gene.
EeFies 4 ne following pllpes, viEi
E kao1ville, Tennoaaeeg
eittsbuTg Landing, Tsnnessost
Camp Nelson, Kentucky.
piaSs and OVERWHELMINGLY for the lodges can he sesn
81 ths once and at tho Offices Of the Acting Assistant
at % AttAnooHa, TENNESSEE, and LobA
non kentucky where all the particular With regard
to the work will be ohsarfuy given to bidders either
hy raiiina In paruon By letter.
hS bids should DO Addressed to tbs Ohlet 0uAttsr.
master, Department Of the touth aud mars ed on the
ease may be. JAMES A. kKlh,
Deputy uuarteTmastsr General, u. i. A., Ohlsi GUAR
fnaafaf. Dent. kouth. iyIl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22
2ER sAAIRR ESR IHE HRF sSBVs Hr

u. 4. HnanfEHh'a OTEICE,l
OBwEdo, N. ", july l, ls1l !
Sealed proposals. viii be received a this once until
u M, bA1OhDAY. AuEuat 10, 1871, ipT labor and
mAtaIiAla fof constructing four hupdred and twenty
tt feet more On io.A q PlOr Il Lltlo Hodua, n Y.
QO0,OOO) feet b. m, Of heml0uk timber and plank,
seventy two thousand 2OOOl fss' board measure, OF
pine timber and plank, seventy (7l) noal eot
n oak posts thirty thouhand tJ0lO) pounds Of ton
i've hundred and ala (OB) cords Of stone, tFo thou
hAry la6oT for constructing the pier,
Forma and speoiheatl0n6 eAn bs obtained At thla
once, JOHN N. WILSON,
fS1i Major Of lenEinoors, H. 3. Army.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22

a. ., g. j., u 3, b q D q, II q, u, a. w.
Nos us, Is, Is, @, ST. 81 Is 81, "a, %, a, p,A
60 81, ST. 81 a. S q, d. d. H. IS, Is, %, 10, II, ~ 70,
H. ~''""' o. BRooKLYN.
Nos. !, Is, 70, "a ~ u, n p Z, S q Ss e.
w. 10 W w PHfLA DkLPHIA.
IS, g, q, u y y, y, j, a. a " q q ., g. s. a.
IS, o, a. %, H. rs N Z. n y H'Ss
Noe !, g. ~. Y, %, lA %, q, y, a % y, 81 q, q,
g. g. - - "a ~ e. ~ ~ ~ X -, ~ " o. o. es'
NORFOLK.
,,ES%597Ja,,y|IlS q, q ~ q 2SAaa4Ha,
MAIZE ISLAND.
Nos, aLI6a Is, Is q, "a %, 81 s., 81, q, 80, q a,
w. %. ~ 81, o, q, 81 g, q, e, ", Is, ", 6 H.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22
ID X o P o ia Is.
US. HR0MEER OTEICI, !
THIHD sroRY, UAtoH BANK BUILDING,
FAYErTE, MAR QHAHLEs bThsSr'

BLLTIGoRE, Nd, JAY IS fsil
PROPOSALS are invited Tor making OHAhhhLi In
Aoootnk oTeet, from It, mouth 70 the village Of the
tame name.
PTopolAis to b. ssdisd IL duplicate, iHdOrssd out
SIDE iorIl3 fuTnahod from thla once, accompanied
BY copy " hts adpsrtiasHsHt will be received until
noon Of August II, 1874, and will be Opsned IN hVo
may wish 10 be present
The amount Of money available Tor making the
channel IL about "a bOO
The right to reject any bti 4 reserved.
Forms Of proposals. specifications, aud Any other
desired information, oAn DO had application At this
ONCE VIM. p OhAlGHtLL,
iyl9 Major Of Hngineont U, b, A,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22
PRoPOsSEIESs I ESE 4 is 5ESSIp OF THE
pRoPosALs ron OAsT.IRoN WORK.


OTEIoE or rHE RuPHRviHIHa ARcmrEoTg
TRAapRY pLPARTMEHr,
BeAled proposals will b. Teselsed a this ofigo I9t
s5s Ss @ t 81 sa HI TSua.d
Tor the nr.t seolpd, and third stories q the south
Sal'dinE AZ wsshInStsn' Is. b. ''
oogss q he dTSEiHg. and schedule
FSnsnIs viii 81 made on the delivery and aqoegt
All hlds must 3 sseompS1Lrd b. = gsSL bend 10
awarded 70 him - saielsnGI 81 the sssuriS 10 be
dlstSiS. w6sfsih The bid ,ST Fssido;,
ali bids Il q % dSsmod 10 The Interest Of the Gqv
etnmsat 70 DO ssd aSy % that e nSt made % ne
net eoGioEn n every respect with ne term, Of thS
VII ngs e Ssn'asIfd nS..s s MI MI
thsnSsivss sDGsEsd IN the mAaulAeturs Of eaHilIou
work and who have not the hsoosAAry facilities for
Al BIDS must Be ino'o,sd In sealsd envelope and
iTlsiH a. b. MULLB1r, Supervising AEchltSel.
pRoPosALs FOR wHITE PINE DECKING
NAVY PATHAsrEAs oyIIcE,,
Sealed ptopo.ai.p % Ss iadefssG ~ r1pos," win
T':;s 4 M os U9 Y s PI1. d 6sss e
InG % - dsiTsrsd ffos 81 sIpspsS al The Washing
S 50 81 n" 3ossr rs Si ASb REPAIR
$,0N iesS eoAsd measure, White Pine Decking
SssS let, 6osSd measure, white Pine Decking, &
b. inoheA
Tns above dSokIOE 70 average not less than iiO
% be sAssd iAT full 70 the aEss given 70 be Ssll
Epeis. holes. Or sthsT dSisSs. and 70 6s delivered
within ,an) Thirty dBys
the deokiaR oAn b. delivered. RESPONSIBLE security
will DO Required for ia prompt and faithful delivery
yhsn awarded. Blank forms ir BIDS to DO had at
Ths right preserved 10 reject any bid not considered
| al ant 1anua tath "A tioV0fum0nt
'"'AA' -s ''D' WIN" ALBERT W. BACON,
jyl7st p. A. PGymAGtsT, U, :. N.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22

WeAdvance MOneyat Less
than One Half the
Usual Rates. We
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22
Undertakers.
Proposals.


uNtrtD STATES RNuIHEER'H OTEIcE.l
OORHER HOUSTON AND GRAND bTREITH, y
NEW NohK, July Ia, lbl4
Proposals Slll DO received a. this once until
the laih day Of August, bla, for dredging At
dlhrTVnt points on the bayAnpAh river, GsorElA.
fotal quaBtity Of dredging about fstO cubic yardr.
10 the undersigned. Y. A. BlLLMnRH,
Msj1r OF EnGinssTs, Brsyet Major General U. 4. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22
Proposals.


~ THInD BTonT UNION BAHH BUILDING, I
y fArETrE HInMnrs NEAn OHAHLta,
= - hALTMohn, ND, JAY Is, 1874
:. FfQncaah are Invited for aqditional bfedGlrE ~
uamhdge, Nd Proposals 70 be sealed, in duptioata,
indonugl On outside, aud accompanied By oopy OF
thas sertssmenti WI Be reoeiygd urtli room Of
b. pralanl
The material IL easllJ removed. There I, no rock.
The ohaqnsl IL not 70 efusad about eight set In depth
81 mean low WaieT The looaiy d sheltered.
hpeoihcatio 4 forms Of pruposai and anT desired
lnf1maion 70 b. had on Application Al this once,
WI, r.. OhAIOHtLta
tJb Major Of EnEineers, U, b, A,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22
Cove 'nment Sales.
GOvERSNENFr r SAF S,S "a ,0UAETERNAs

IL TERsE SSoREs
DEPUTY QuARTEH4AsrER GENEAAEGoYTIoEl
-, =. PHLADELPntA, July ~ Is,1 A,
VII BE- SD A. pubic sSs,l9s A. ths sSsPBIEY
dA1Sy,t 70 lsl5 SO% an s,SSs a y 9,ssst
q sslioas fisds such a fooIs asTnSss, sSddis
gsss sss So Tsssas and ALSO h0I s
.ss6 ssa = osssiasd 4 10 sosgS!Eii xrs;Ssi. q
o - ssS "a sSSis FouIs sTS. PhsSspS
blS Deputy eu.r.sruaslst q GENERAL an T. "a.
GALE OF oUARTERMAsrER'B PROPERTY
WIN be sold at psblO auction, at ouGrtsrInAIIsTs
RS5Ss S % TsT ~, 20
msnt property, VIZ twelve hoE,ss, unsoIyioeAbo for
So,sIansat parPoss. also aSsaIS q assTsrpSs
tors stores tools, harness, army uAgons, l hlaoktd
sSaU SS Es * &GS au faa SOI g % 1SS
sacks, oNntSsnP, old tents, shoyslr, piets. Sto
h''' %" 10 HA" ." 'pp'o1 Q. 4. REYNoLDs.
ills Dspot QasTtermAstsL
GOVERNMENT SALE:
AssIgIAHT QUARTEANAsTER's oIIIoE,l
bOWABASH AVENUE oIlqA9o, liz
wmbs s5ld at pablo suction, Al q o'SlOsk noon,
Il TsaT q 81 WsSssh S1ouas' tSTSS Is public SSrsss,
FOr further particulars spPlJ 2 he nRdsT,iSpsd
bs Capt. and A. Q. NJ, y. a.
TESTED STATES BUILDINGS AT AUCTION.
| DEPOr QUARrERMAsrERH OFuCEl
| JKHEEnsohYlLLE, IND, July 2, ls1l Z
Wiibs sold a bubble suction, On the Grognd, Al
gust I, tsia, At u O'Clock, a. N the frame buidnEa
| known the "Jshsrs3nyillo Ooaeral Hospital" on
lhSbGRE o. the onio river, above JShSrsOHIiis, ID
fLsio are telrty,nIn. C ouIdlaE, ia all. Of bOATds
placed upright and battine d-AhlnEls noOfa- Also,
iss YSaS . fssI @tA, isst S'sS, ssout ~ tSS ~
and JOl f0st OF picket ienoe lO) feet hlsh
window GGih doors, and about loo oO fsot Of lumber
| ADd timber IN corridors and tank -hOuee,
| Also, two az bollora, "looonotlVp bald"
Printed llsta containing dimeuHions Of buildings,
| 40 can be bad on application Al this once.
| Terms: Oaah, In Udltsd states funda.
BulldnEs, 40, 70 be removed a the oEpsnse Of the
By order Of the QuAFtsrmAstoF General
| o. II. HOYT,
III Captain and Depot ouGrtSTmSstsE,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22
E8R n T8f P BEENEEE

V%ef4EHflkSo4Sss hIRAR f dr bEk@SEEEE OF
UNITED BrATHs ENonEEA'B OTTICE,l
lIBl OHKBTRUT hTREEr \
PHILADELPHIA, PA, july 8, lbIl.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, made forms sup
piled frol this ofos, with oopJ Of this advertise,
munt Atlaoho ID 10 oaoh will be received Al this once
until u O'clock, NJ, Of THURSDAY, August ., 1s7a,
iqr remoyinE by dTednE, from the ohannsl Of chris;
mud, sand aud other loose material Also, separate
proposals for removing rock 5 cubic yafdt no from
sane river
BPaeiheationa, As, will bo furnished from thla Of
j. ID, KURTE,
hg Lieutenant olOnol Of knEinsen,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-31
Pay Yonr Small Bills.
From the Philadelphia Ledger

(From the Philadelphia Ledger.)
Among things which are expected and
submitted TO as matters OF course, is the
hardness" Ofmoney about the beginning
OF the New Year. We do not now speak
Of the transfer Of large sums in heavy
business operations, but Of the circulation
in the retail trade, Tor articles Of personal
and family consumption. Yet rs the
retail circulation, in its many small cur.
rents, is the feeder Of the great, and as
large transactions draw their support
from the hand TO hand transmission OF
tens, fves, single dollars and fractions,
punCtuality and prOmptness in small daily
dealings insure activity in large opera.
tions. The small sums which 60 from
person to person do constant duty, and
one dollar may in one day cancel ten or
twenty times its amount OF debt.
The sure way in family purchases Is TO
deal for cash, and 10 make one month the
limit Of credit. One week is better, and
cash down is better still. The family
which, at New Years, hos only thirty
days,iexpenses to meet, may financially
regard the first OF January with as much
composure as the first day of any other
month. The householder who pays from
day to day may look 10 tho future at all
dates with more than the easy composure
Of q millionaire. For large fortunes sup.
pose the large transactions and heavy re-
sponsibilities. The tidy housekeeper-
and she should always hold the purse for
household mRtters-Who keeps q neat
little petty cash" book, and has always a
sum in reserve, is one Of the most COM
Portable business people" in tho world.
She has just enough care to make business
a pleasure, The daily entry Of expenses,
carefully persisted in, is one Of the best
regulations Of household that can be de.
vised. 1t goes far towards ensuring sys-
tenn and order throughout the whole es.
Enlistment.
The suggestion which prompted this
article Is, that everybody should now, in
the week before the end Of the year,
commence calling for accounts and set.
ting them up. Il all who could would
do so, the current set in motion would
put it in the power Of others to do the
same. Money idle Is Of no advantage to
anyone; and the payment Of debts, as the
Ledger has often said, is the very best In.
vcstment which can be made. The
smaller tho debt the greater the conse.
quence, probably, to the creditor, what
ever be his situation. small debts are
the plague OF q community. In their
aggregate representing large sum, sepa-
rately they seem hardly to pay, TOR collec.
tion-especially If the debtors l. ave 10 be
personally called upon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-31

TIE $4,000 REcESs.-The Register
will fnd 1t hard shedding to make it ap-
pear that tho Republicans in the LCgis-
latute are responsible Tor the ten thousand
dollar Christmas spree. The legislative
majority is always responsible for legisla'
tive acts. 1t is especially so when the
majority Is so overwhelming as in the
present case. The Register thinks thatns
serious objection will be made to the re-
cess Il the members refuse to re.
ceive pay for the time embraced by
1t. There would be no objection 10
q perpetual recess on the same terms,
II no other expense was involved.
Weshall see when the Solons get together
again how many Of them will refuse their
per diem for the recess. But whether
they do or not, the pay OF officers goes
on. They have o right to full pay, and
cannot be asked to relinquish it. Their
pay amounts in both Houses to $l1O per
day, which, as we figure it, is about So $40
for the twenty.one days recess. That Is
not very satisfactory, even II the mem
bers should refuse their per diem, as the
Register suggests. But Us yet they have
given no evidence Of selEsacridcing pstri.
otism which warrants the expectation
that they will.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-31
The Election OF County Commits
sioneTs.

Under the act Of the LegislaturcpaS
a few days since, the election for County
Commissioners In this county will occur
next Monday. It should be remembered
thatall the business concerns ofthe county
are to be conflded to these Commissioners,
just as they have been to the Supervisors,
and 1t Is very important that the persons
selected for tho trust be men Of intelli.
gence and integrity. 1t will not do to
neglect the election Of these Commission.
es and expect the affairs Of tho county to
be capably and honestly managed. An
nouncements for only few districts have
yet been made. We trust that by general
consent flrsL.rate men will be announced
and supported in each district. Let oil
psrty considerations be laid aside, and let
US have first.cIaSs men for Commissioners,
without regard to their affiliations in pol
itics.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-31
Mr.. Woodward Taken TO Task About
His Letter to the Tribune Folks.

mE' WoUuWbIu 4akeh 10 GhsR ABOUT
His Letter to the Tribune Folks.
Editors Intelligeneer
A prominent citizen Of Wheeling-a
gentleman long identified with our man.
uIacturing interests, and whose active
and Jealous efforts largely contributed
lin local sense to the political ascend.
ency Of the Republican party over ten
years ago, has recently communicated 10
the proprietors Of the New York Tribune,
his congratulations that that journal will
hereafter be conducted by those who con.
trolled It's course during the late Presl.
dental campaign.
To this, though one may well pause TO
consider the motives which prompted the
expression, we urge no objection The
gentleman may be sincere In his desire to
see the journal which in the dark days Of
tho Rebellion upheld and sustained the
Government, now pursue course direct.
ly opposite TO the dearest interests oil the
party 1t then represented. He may con.
sCientlously believe that all the great prin.
pies which led the people to renounce the
doctrines Of Democracy, which nerved
them to incure the perils OF four long
years Of war, and finally with patience,
wisdom and mAgnanlmity, aid the defeat.
cd party to restore order and good gov
eminent throughout the sections convulS'
cd by the mighty conAict-wero the
fruits Of fallacious reasoning, he has
the right to ''sympathize deeply" with
that leading idea OF the Tribune which
teaches men TO regard as Of no conse-
quence an net Of political apostacy so
glariug that Its parallel cannot be found
outside Of English history. We do not
attempt to deny him the privil-
ege Of expressing his qualification
at these things, but we do most solemnly
and emphatIcally protest against the dec.
laration that majority of the people Of
tho United States are opposed to the acts
and policy OF the present administration.
Surely, the gentleman has but imperfectly
understood the decision Of the "masSes,"
when he intimates that they arc lukewarm
in It's support, or that they have in any dc.
gree withheld their confidence In the wis.
dom and integrity Of all those men, who,
ln opposition 10 the advocates Of "Iri.
6une Republicanlsm have sought to ex.
tend and petpetuate tho power and influ-
ence Of the administration" II the
masses have not "tied to" this sturdy oak
Of Republicanism, whose branches have
protected the liberties Of the nation Tor
u whole decade, We arc unable 10 per.
ceive In what direction they have carried
their hawsCr. Certain ii is, that they
will never again in this generation link
their future with the party which, that
once powerful organ, the New York Iri.
bune now represents, the aid and sympa.
thy OF our fellow citizen above referred
10, to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Very Respectfully,
EX.TRBUNE REA DER
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-31

We don't say Gen. Myer is TO blame
for it, but We observe that since the crea.
ton Of the weather bureau we have had
hotter weather and colder weather, sharp.
er Lightning and louder thunder, heavier
rains and deeper SHOWS, thicker fogs and
blindinger sunshine than ever before.
AS VIC said above, we don't charge that
Gen. Meyer is TO blame for II. "All l
have to say is, that where they have any
such sausages there isn't much cat music
at night" was the reflection cast by an
enyious butcher upon his rivals shop.
All 100 have TO say is that things didn't
use TO be so until the weather bureau was
csta6lishe Washington Star.