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New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS
SENATE WASHINGTON Jan. 2q 1872
olp HUNDRED OMITTED FROM rHE GLOBE.

OLD HUNDRED OMITTED FROM TBE GLOBE.
Mr.. SUMNER REP Mass.) called attention to
the omission from Rt Globe OF Mr. Hamin's faoetious
suggestion Friday that before voting on Mr.. Sum
ners Equal Rights amendment. the Senate should sing
"Old Hundred" He complained of the omission be-
rendered his succeeding remarks unnelli-
iable He read note from the publishers Of ne Gtobe,
ptatng that the omission bad been made the request
of Mr.. Hamn, sDd said he hoped they eoUd make the
necessary correction.
MI SCOTT Rep PENN called up the resolution di-
rect the arrest OF Mes'is Gst and Camp the witnesses
who refused 10 testify before the Kux Commit
South Carolina and long discussion took place.
At the expiration OF the morning hour, the speci,l
order, the Amnesty bill. came up.
Mr.. MORRILL, rep. VI moved 10 lay aside and
MI. TRUMBOLL Rep, III opposed the motion. and
tsd the Senate had npanmOsly agreed Oo Friday that
Tue VICE-PRESIDENI said that the understanding on
Friday was that Tomorrow meant the next legislative
Mr TRUMBULL--I hope 10 motion IL TO be made This
aorninG g violate another unanimous consent. The
sdcr u due 10 myself in consequence OF what occurred
m fr & 70 % ~ The seteT attention SS@ 0 vt1dS l9s nst @
riIB had asked TO haye the Apportionment bin go
.uali solne remarks upon il fNr TrumbuI here read
fo The Gloa portion Of f1idays discussion, and pro
,s TO sstnrtaS was mentioned the from
Ihnrsota thr Ramsey, while tbis Conversation ~ne
& lang i Hsssa ssnd a. 20 o.sr Sn, 'ps %ondsS. %
a. aoseyer, w&s Yielded and the unanrn0as consent
a. sDti soIae what VIA o. a. npSs @ It Ss easy part
y 'r day aff's roasing IL my sst four Dve hours,
"jt tle senae LJnneef- subsequently the following
Ly-l ~ pDt ~ ia Woreedtnes Appears IN The Globe:
Ne bss., Jst stss tbs teLats adjourn s.y sejosB
hs.i o. dOasT stnt rhs uoiisa Sgseed 10.
Iat appears 10 laYe been fbe ast eetOD ia this
l1Jr IN open se:sb2 during that dey friday. Among
Lop.rabe neD knOS al aisrepn able art than
breach Of aifb. 1t ~ due 10 the Senhto howersr that
should say in.smIGb AZ ts charssteI f0r hOuOr aud
rnnrety e snecied iy fbt Transaction, that have been
fI med that tbe lnOiicH made and agreed IA the
tUui,On OF the closing BobieDIs Of The hessOu and
sIief most Of the UeIDbgI had left thf lbaInber 4
ve further comment Ia make npOn this snDjeet bur
'3il attention 10 10 a. have; snd nov, Mr. pics1eHt
ITns;. under the uBaBiiBOrs cOBkeIl Oi The suste
f.abB TiGrsdIy ia>t that the Auiihl " bfl
hu 81 ur iO-fsy sUfh iI0fion VII be hipde AZ
o ~ ~ Oh III. tses violation or tha
eTlt bnt let ~ ~ BLsD;Ryps espsrp 10 w s.e Ii ~;
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS ,
dstor House-O. l.. Grant, DrotneI " y Rene smo
President. 60 FIN Arenue Hoxt-sehator S r. ~. Hon
dict NewYork Hon Robert PSnyn ana aie ss Mere gS
George W. Miller, Albany; Homer a, ~ sgrsc%se
Thr,maon HoteiDMrs Gov Hoffman and daughter Gen
r. Ienox Banks OF the Governors stan, Aibany I.go
ton - SL Nicholas Hotel-K. soogiwoora OF japan
and lDr. W. McCandiss of philadelphia :" o. J,g ne"s
Wouse-Nathaniel Paige OF Washington. - ~ Do"e
HoieI-The Hon. A. o. Gardner Of Bennington. W. = -
GienboD Hotei-Rear-A c. e. Boggs. u. s. navy;
go Breroort House-The Hon. j. Young scamInoh :, 81
Chicago and the Rev. Dr. White OF Newport =, o. o.
In1es HofeI-Ex Congressman stephen Sanford oI h
tarJam n Y and the Rev. ID. NJ. Halliday OF igoBe
ran of White Plains, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The annual masked ball of the Mayence
Carnival yeren given last night the walhalla
Hall. The masquerade Of the Schiller Bund was attended
the Germania Assembly Rooms, and the Society Con-
cOrdia held festival at the Harmonic Rooms.
The American Branch of the Evangelical
Alliance held its fourth annuaf meeting last evening at
the Church Of the Strangers. Dr. Scha presented the
annual report reviewing the history the mission to
Russia and the preparations for the General Conference
to be held In this city next year.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

cr,n. New ones Of wrought IRON and Of large size viii
No sbstituted when the experiments will be resumed
The Ordnance Department have received orders 10
manufacture at their machine shops eight or zen ee
Gun carriages for Southern sea coast sno ""rh "p'"
tbeto will begin without DELAY.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
ORDNANCE EXPERIMENTS.

FORT MONHOE, Va, Jan. 29.--The expert
ments on the lSlnch sun carriage chassis have been
temporarily suspended. OF tho brsaL,as OF
spe ef " steel yistenfsds Swlns ths ssesss A,y's
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
HOME NEWS.

r THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT nUDsUTs' no a'S b@oAD'
Wal s,u Midnight
Sam noon 100
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
THE NEY ABER MONITOR
Low WATER ALARM INDIciT0p
For Steam Boilers

win insure the boiler against EXPLOSION; n h.N.
ard adopted ~ The UNITED STATES BOARD OP
SPRCTORs or STEAM VESSELS and BIZ the SERpT sstsss
UNITED STATES TREASURY. I" 10
the ls,t hy has been tried ,t r,
Alarm Indicator but without ul w w.lis rn
HABBR constructed this Instrument The SEfSABsR h0ytrn
DOES TIE WORK. ''"Vh
The REAsOS WHY you shorh have the Tow Wat, rp. -,
ADDITION the Three Gauge Cocks and Fra,. N
engineer taken suddenly 49, the Eeynsbef Law
vii be your Wachsn 10 ye notice In line aJfss
danger
II the nsseoel, have been er,mined the engineer feds A
ghp for the heen buts but the boiler
be down the without heinz tst
until the explosion bu you have Neyusber Low W,
Indicator Waterman Will give yo1 time. "'
dispense with The Three
to give Additional Control over gaugeoc esy
Monitor the Esfonal Catt.l
Department, Qu,rernasteTs department Post OGs lzfstw, IL
Uaiyety Onee of the Republican iaW
Ton d. G.; Post0fce United States Mint, Pbteph ,,I AZ 80
reds of h establishments throughout the Usea ssse, a., -
prevented member Of explosions already AO al he Tds,ra
Bailding New York
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-18
Hogs In Harrison


pEom me ClAsk1ourE Teiegr1ph.)
There is no country in the State that
can exhibit finer specimens Of hogs than
Harrison. The specimens on exhibition
at our late Fair attest the truth Of what
We say. The hogs exhibited by John K.
Steel, E Hartman, S. R. Steel, William
L. Cole, David Core, Geo. W. Adams.
The boar exhibited by John r. Steel
was not quite two years and Ten months
old and weighed $50 pounds.
In regard TO the breeds Of hog which
now engage the attention Of our hog
raisers, we believe the Chester Whites
and Magies are the isvoEites. These hogs
grow rapidly and with ordinary care are
ready for butchering at ten or twelve
months Of age At this age with only or
binary feeding they will weigh two hun
dred and fifty pounds, but by pulling they
can be made 10 weigh three hundred OF
more.
There is a breed Of hogs that we desire
TO see introduced into this region Of
country. We llude 10 the Poland China.
We believe it does not attain as great
size as the Chester or MagIes, but it Is
very easily kept and is Of early maturity.
We would suggest 10 some OF ,our hog
rAisers to experiment upon this breed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-18

TEE Board oil Supervisors met on
Monday and remained In session two days,
They refused 10 order books for 8 Con.
gressionAl election on the cath inst. This
was right and according tolaw.-CIdrkI-
buTV Telegraph.
We DO not know BY what authority the
Board Of Supervisors Of Harrison assum.
ed TO have anything to do with ordering
books for an election. The 14th section
Of the Sd chapter Of the Code provides
"The Clerk Of the Board Of supervis.
ors shall, ct the expense Of the county,
provide and cause 70 be delivered in
proper time at every place Of voting in
the county, proper 6allotboks, poll.
books, tally papers and forms for returns
and whatever else Is Necessary Tor holding
the election and making due returns
thereof"
SO far aswe are aware, this Is the whole
law on the subject This gives the Su'
pervisors no authority in the matter what.
ever. The clerk Is ordinarily the execu.
tive officer Of the Supervisors, to execute
such duties as they may direct, in pursu.
Ance oil authority vested by law In them ;
but in this case the law vests an authority
in the clerk entirely independent OF the
board. The board cannot interfere with
his discretion in the matter one way nor
the other. The board has simply nothing
whatever to do with making the provis.
ions for elections entrusted directly to the
clerk by the section quoted. The clerk
must judge for himself when elections are
to be held under the laws Of the State
and provide for them; and he Is not, we
repeat, in any manner or degree, subject
to the direction Of the Supervisors in the
exercise ofthat judgment nor responsible
to them for his action.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-18
FROM CLARKsBURG.
Board Of Supervisors Refuse TO Order
an ElectioH..-'rhe Greeley Cause
Dead In Harrison.

Board of Supervisors Refuse to Order
an ElectiOR..-rhe Greeley Cause
Dead In Harrison.
To the Editors OF the lntelIlgeneer
On yesterday the Board Of Supervisors,
composed Of seven Democrats and three
Republicans, refused to order any election
for Congress in this county, on October
24lh.
Col Benz Wilson, late candidate for
Congress, aud Caleb Boggess, appeared
before the Board and harangued II In
favor Of holding the election. No counsel
appeared on the opposite side.
The Board could not see the force of
the arguments Of these distinguished gen.
tlemcn, If they had any force, and very
properly declined 10 order an election ior
the benefit oigentlemen 80 lately repudia.
ted by the people. The Board was Of
the opinion that the 22d Of August elec.
ton, il legal for one purpose, was for ali.
and that the election then had for Con.
gress was the true election, and were not
willing to burden the people with an I'D.
dItiOnal expense ofseverRl hundred dol.
lars, to crafty the running propensity Of
Col. Wilson or "any other man"
The Greeley cause Is dead and stinketh
In the nostrils Of the good people Of HAr.
rison. Although several distinguished
gentlemen reside in this county, who were
somewhat instrumental in nominating
Greeley, not one has had the courage 10
make speech In his behalf. The old
ChappaquS fraud Is played out.
CGdrks5ury, Oct. lGh. HARRISON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-18
RnOrnOu, vOte b the Lac EIeetlOn.

EnotmouS Vote in the Late Election.
tcabsIl cOanty PresAl
Ed. PREss-I never heard or read Of
such . large proportional vote as was
given In Wayne county on the 22d Of An.
gust. except, perhaps, In the late election
In North Carolina Last year, we sup
posed We hsd got ont the proper number
Of voters on the call for the Convention
l. {. about three.louTths Of all the voters.
That Is 3 good proportion at ordinary
elections, and would give Us ! 400 votes.
But the last election returns show Us
1885 votes. The proportion OF voters 70
the population varies in the different
States, from 81 tos. The population Of
Wayne county by the census Of 1870 was
1884. This would give rs with the pro-
portion Of one voter 70 every seven Of the
total population, |, 100 voters; but We have
1885, according 70 the returns; or one
voter to every four persons Of the total
population
A correspondent Of the Courier, soon
after the election, sent the Official count Of
The vote Of Wsyne, showing majority Of
100 for Camden, and asks II Wayne done
her dutyt" In contemplating the enor.
nous proportional vote Of thai county al
the August election, I am constrained to
say ] am afraid Wayne, in the persons Of
the election Of officers, did not do her
duty. However, 1t may be all rectifed
when the next Grand Jury is IN session.
The vote in the whole State was also
very heavy. Everybody knows that the
population Of West Virginia has not in.
creased since thelAs census. Certain To-
calities, as Huntington, have had the
population added TO considerably; but the
large number Of citizens emigrating in the
spring and summer Of 1871 throughout the
State generally, must balance the number
that hAVe come into the State, and leave
the population about the same, viz: Az.
600, including the 1900 colored. The
vote was $1,000, less than 81 persons for
each vote. It is extraordinary.
q WR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-18
TnE DRArN1re or ruE ZrrpgR ZEE.-

The DRAINING OF THE ZuYDRR ZEE
The VaderIand, Of the Hague, announces
that the project Of drying the Zuyder Zee
(the space between Wieringen and Med
emblick, Of about fifty thousand acres) is
again talked about. The example of the
Lake Of HARLEM is there to show that,
notwithstanding the immense difficulties
Of the task, the ground gained from the
sea by the hand Of man and devoted 10
agriculture largely repays the expense of
the acquisition. 1t Is known, also, that
the Z1Yder Zee was not always the i'm
mense gulf it now is, but was once a thick
forest, bathed BY river, which, after
uayersing several small inland lakes,
threw itseli into the sea near the Texel
About Eve centuries back the waters Of
the ocean, rushing in by the mouth Of the
stream, reached these ponds, and causing
them to overflow, produced a general
inundAtion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-18

TIE Regiatsr in trying to fortify its
claim Tor an election for members Of
Congress on the oath inst, recites the
names Of several distinguished Exon
federate lawyers who hold to its opinion,
and then adds the names Of three mem
bers Of the Wheeling bar, who concur,
among them Mr. LAMB. Since the Reg
i'ter chooses to drag Mr.. LAMB into the
controversy simply to enlist the influence
Of his name, we feel constrained to say
that we have been informed, reliably, that
while when the question was first raised
Mr.. LAMB thought October was the prop
er time for the Congressional election, he
afterwards, upon a careful examination
OF the whole question, revised his opin.
ion, and now believes there is no law
authorizing such an election in October.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-18

Az eastern paper says the Greeley
movement naturally gathers to itself, all
the tainted Republicans, all the copper
heads, all the old rebels, soreheads, grow.
lers, and failures in the country. Gree
ley's political circus counts among its
performers Andy johnson, the political
traitor; JEFF. Davis, the national traitor;
Admiral Semmes, the pirate; Gen. Beau.
regard, the inventor Of the CRY of "booty
and beauty; Oakley Hall, the ring plum
derer; Winans, the coTuptionist; Andrews,
the rioter; CochrAne, the dead beat; Wood,
the gambler; Morrissey, the sporting man;
Atchison, the border rufian; briggs, the
cadet broker; and old Gideon Welles, the
worst bsrnacled old fossil that ever tas-
tened on 10 vessel. Nice crowd that for
Republicans to join.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-18

TIE table published in our columns
Wednesday morning did not show, as the
Register mistakenly assumes, the number
OF persons who paid a cspitstIon Tax in
1871, but the number Of persons Liable to
such tar, as ascertained by the assessors.
Every person liable to a caputation tax Is
aqualiied voter. Our ne!ghbor's expIs-
nation OF the excessive vote in August is
hardly sufficient He should not rest on
one county out of fifty.four.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-18

"Gen Graat Asvsr has been dsteGtsd, and he
nSTef viii be."-HoRAGE GKEK1Xr.
"whils asserting The night Of sTesT RspabN.
can % his untrannsled choice 0iA candidate for
neIt Pr, Edent u1til nomination IL made, l
vEnturS 70 saEEest that Gen. Grtnt viii Be far
better qualified f0r tAIt momsRtous tE1st IL
isTG han be VA In 1913 "-HoRAcE GKGEI1T,
SpsEoA On "a JaHEarI. 1871,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-18

Ma. W. D. CAKLnE, whom We men
toned recently as having located in
Wheeling for the practice Of the law, has
returned to Clarksburg. he writes note
to the Telegraph, wherein be says
Advised BY those whom naturally re-
lied upon, l had consented 10 live there,
but circumstances which the young and
dependent cannot always control happily
impose upon me the necessity Of remain
ing in Clarksburg, where, had obeyed
my own feelings and inclination, l would
have stayed in the first place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-18

Dun Contemporary, Gen. NoRTHcorr,
Of the C7arks6urg Telegraph, ID telling his
readers, a "a GREELEY, what be knows
"about growing Sweet Potatoes and Mel.
ons." Its evident that a good farmer
was spoiled when the General became an
editor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-18

to . contest in which they had no real
stake, that lost the Greeley party in the
October elections. The same indtfer-
ence, increased and spread By the oc.
tOber defeat will turn that defeat into a
disastrous rout in November.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-18

TIE democrats Of North Carolina are
collecting testimony upon which to con-
test the election Of Governor Caldwell.
The legislature will meet on the third
Mondayin November, when they threaten
10 present the case Immediately.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-18
MARRIED.

WIScHER-wILLgTTs.-on Thursday, Dc.
to5eF Il: lsT2, u the residence Of the brides
tAtheF, Joseph wIllett', Wheeling by Rey
FretZ. M. GEORGE WIEcHEH, OF Pittsburgh. Pa.
and Aiss HAGr J. WnLEETs, Of Wheeling, ".
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-18
Eor Sale.

PUBLIC sALE.-Iw1LL SELL AT
y Public Sale, On SATURDAY, he 1llA Of
tEn, Ave miles est ofWhealInR, o. ~ NGtiop.
q hoad, : HOFbos, Mules, 20 Mix Cow %
Heitefs, 80 H0gt, WAR0ns and Othef PfFusin1
Implements, and Gb3at t3oo shocks Of Cor1.
oeti1 CONRAD gRTRRRT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-18

The Republicans are now making great
efforts to carry even Missouri, and have a
pretty good prospect
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-18

In-CRARLRs ?. SCOTT, Of RitehIs.
A-TH0NAS R CARsKADoH, o. Mineral
A-R0NBo q. Prefer, Of KInEWhA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-18

A UCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS,
- Notions, Cutlery, Furniture, Tobacco,
G!4ss Ware, &c, &c, every Tuesdsy, Friday
and saturday evenings, and Wednesday and
Saturday mornings. Goods received on con.
EignmenL Special attention 70 sales Of real
estate. J. L. KLNNISs, AuetlOneer,
". d. HALLER, Salesman. SepiS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-18
A DNtlN1sTRATORs SALE.

viii e6G ior sale % thh premises, On YED.
NkSDAf, oeioeef . lst9, the remAinlnR Feal
ssHe o. Joseph kIkWood. deed consisting ol
~ Balding Lots in The town Of KifkS0od. "a.
moHt eoGtty, Ohio, ard Gbout % Gefa q land
A AHa " S1es OF COL, Of the very beat quality,
The land ADD coal y III Be Eold septrSte on toreib
g % tah pafeh1sets. The town Il within ~
corporate limits d Bridgeport directly cpDoSiie
ne dty Of wheeling. On the EeSt 6inE 81 10
Ohlo nVe., and On Tie O. 4 P. RGilfOad, eonye-
hsnt 2 ne best markets in the eOuntrT.
IkAsI1One third n hand and the balance In
interest u PEI cent hon the day Of ale.
oet11 HENRY WEST, A6nY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-18
T. COOK HUGHEY,

An able speaker from Allegheny county, Nd, a.
coon IS the business Of the Club Is transacted.
All our citizens are invited to attend. oei7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-18
General notice.

NoTICE.-THOsE NDEBTTo
~ to tie subscriber sse hertly ~ = ! ~
theti accounts have been made oai - -S.L -
can be made % The "a day Of JIsrsrT -
TO prevent any oonfusIon, psooeP 49, -,
oe n atend4nee, and no fear ned b eItS,;,s.sSI
y interested parties Of my disIr-se1sl.' ~.
9uenees on account Of The rask- ON -
number can Be- admitted ~ = Eae-;As ~.
OpenlaG inward; The psecancnc bssar 49,
past year BY FIRE. ~
iAnl CEAS. E. EEssT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-18
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National Union Republican Ticket.

WV. z. STEVENSON, Of VOID.
THOMAS D. SWAMI, d KEnAShA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-08

dan encontrarse instrumentos capaces
de prestarse q los fines de los que 81
han manifestado su 6dio contra los
defensores de la Espa1a con honra,
jamas han manifestado ninguno con-
ira sus Antiques correligionarios, los
rebeldes de Yara.
En- vano Sc ha querido explotar al
partido radical excitando sus pasiones
polfticas. Sus hombres importantes
como Ell general C6rdova y D. Gabriel
Rodriguez Sc apresuran q renunciar
los puestos que ell reformismo les ha
sehalado en- las C&maras. La luz Sc
va hacienda y los que mani6estan su
6dio & la nacionalidad hablando de la
Espana del pasado en- ell mismo senti-
do que 10 han hecho todos los enemi-
Cos de nuestra domination en- Am9ri-
ca, miranda con aversion q los volun.
tarios, la Guardia civil y al mismo
ejercito, no pueden, no, confundir su
calsa con la de ningun partido nacio,
nal. Habra alguna que otra rara excep-
cion individual como Labra, Sanroma
y Diaz Quintero, pero de seguro no ha-
bra colectividad polftica alguna que
pueda estar con los que han suscrito
un memorial como aquel que no juzg6
digno de contestacion ell digno cubano
d. Juan Bautista Topete.
La subida al poder de los hombres
mas avanzados de la revolucion de
setiembre ha servido para acabar de
deslindar los campos.