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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-02
Mr.. Summers New Departure.

ptom the Pittsburgh Commercially
Il Is hardly worth while to waste words
on the detection Of Senator Sumner. BE
has parted from Us, and we sorrow OF his
going. The simple and sufficient answer
10 him and to all others who have pre-
coded him or propose TO follow In his
footsteps is, that Greeley cannot do justice
70 the negroes, 10 the poor whites OF the
South and to the great interests OF the ma.
tional finances and business credit, and OF
the same time serve the old rebel Demoe-
racy and get from them the support ne.
cessary to sustain his administration, II
Mr.. Greeley Is elected he cannot be OF
once a successful and useful President, as
Senator Sumner believes he will be, and al
the same time continue 70 receive the
countenance OF the old fashioned Democ.
racy and the old dfsloyal element Of the
South, on whose support his success now
depends. In any event, therefore, his
election would be mistake-since bis
administration, II conducted IN the man
ner in which Mr.. Summer thinks It would
be, must inevitably give rise to great bit
terness on the part Of his Southern adyo
Gates for his disregard Of their desires
while II II were characterized by the same
trucking spirit which distinguishes him
now, 1t could reflect nothing but dishonol
upon himself, and humiliation upon thu
country. !' ... ..-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-02
Cant. Lorenzo nnnrord
tFrom the steubenyille Newv)

(From the steubenyille NewS)
While we preferred another gentleman
for the position, VIC arc entirely satisfied
with the choice Of the Convention, and
feel confidant that Capt. Danford's nomi.
nation Is good and strong one. He is
lawyer OF character and ability, and for
many years has occupied commanding
position at tue Bar ofhis own and adjoin.
ing counties. he entered the military
service OF the government as o private
soldier in the nth Ohio Infantry and was
Of EDWARDS promoted and transferred to The
10Th Ohio, In which he served throughout
the war. Since then he has engaged in
every political contest in which the party
has been involved, and the people Of
Belmont, Guernsey, Harrison and Noble
are familiar with his efforts in behalf Of
Republican principles. AS a stump ora.
tor he has but few equals in the State
and his engaging manners and irrevoca'
BILE character have endeared him to al
who know him. While to us of Jefferson he
is comparatively unknown, to the balance
of the District and especially in his own
county, his name is tower Of strength
He has already promised to spend a week
in this county In talking to the people
and we feel confldsnt that the effect upon
them will be favorable. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-02

The New York Euening Post publishes
a long,and carefully prepared review OF
the recent strikes in that city. The re-
suits of the strikes, the Post says, may be
summed up in this way: First, a tempo.
rary general disorganization Of labor.
Second, an almost demonstrable loss OF
two millions, which would have found its
way into the hands Of the laboring classes
II the contracts Tor building had not been
broken up by the builders strike. OF
course, this does not represent the total
loss. Third, general return, at the end
of the strike, TO the ten-hour system.
Fourth, the formation of an employers
organization with view to combinations
Of capital, such as now exist among the
laborers. Fifth, a general conviction that
the strike was a failure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-02

BETHANY CoLLEGE.-We are indebted
to Prof. Loos, Of Bethany College for the
Catalogue OF that institution for the 3lst
session, ending June Goth 1879. This col:
legsls rapidly regainiug the high pros
perity 1t enjoyed before the war. The
number Of students for the session was
1874, of whom IS were in the classical
course and % in the scientific. The larg
eat number from any one State was from
Ohio $751; Pennsylvania came next (23)
West Virginia next (SC) The othel
States and countries represented were
Kentucky, Virginia, Tennessee, Missouri
New York, Maryland, Connecticut, North
Carolina, Illinois, Indiana, Canada, Mis-
sissippl, Nova Scotia, Prince Edwards
Island. Bethany College has long ranked
as one Of the foremost institutions OIL
learning; and under its accomplished Pres
ident and faculty, it steadily maintains its
high repute.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-02

THE Louisville Ledger is constantly Civ.
ing evidence that crow diet does not a.
gree with its digestive faculties, Here is
its latest retchlng: 1.-THE campaign is de.
velOping the fact that a large number OF
Democrats, in all sections of the country,
are not disposed to advocate the election
Of Horace Greeley. They do not indorse
the action of the Baltimore Convention.
They regard the nomination OF Greeley
and Brown as suicidal in the extreme, and
In direct conflict with the best interests
OF the country. Believing all this they
can not but aside their honest convictions,
and therefore proclaim that they are moi
for Greeley and Brown" Y - -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-02

THE WESTERN UNION telegraph com.
pany prints IN advertisement IN the Lon.
don papers inviting proposals for seven
per cent, loan OF 81 100000, to be applied
to.the construction of an.eight story build
ing in New York, which shall cost, in.
Guiding the site, the sum mentioned. In
inviting these proposals, an exhibit is
made Of the business of the company, by
which 1t appears that it has in operation
60602 miles Of line and 133,s90 miles Of
wire. The gross receipts Of the company
for the year ending May l, 1879, amounted
to $685., 1914, and the net profits amount.
ed to $9,G9Is1G. The aggregate receipts
for Eve years ending May 1, 1872, amount
to $Ss0S5 ,456, giving an average Of g..
607, 09l per annum. The share capital oil
the company amounts to $4l OH, $40, and
the bonded debt to $6,08O,0O0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-02

THEidea ofsending the New Yorkmorn.
ing papers to Chicago by pneumatic tube
in time to read at the breakfast table, does
not seem so feasible when we know that
The law governing pneumatic power is
said to be: 1.-THE mean speed of transmits.
sion varies inyersely with the length, and
inversely also with the square root of the
tube" Ifthis be true, body which flash.
ed through tube mile long in one min,
ute, would take sixteen minutes to 60
through four miles of tubing, and would
crawl through the thousand miles petween
New York and Chicago in one year, 2s9
days, 10 hours and 4 minutes, a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-02

TIE Steubenville Herald seems greatly
chagrined over the defeat OF Mr.. BNG.
HAM for the Congressional nomination,
and charges imam article of q column that
it was effected by fraud" The HsralFs
charge boiled down is simply that some Of
the Jefferson county delegates who were
expected to vote for Mr. BINGHAM, voted
instead for Capt. DANFoRD. That is a
matter 10 be settled between the dele.
gates and the people who appointed them,
Nobody can charge that there was any.
thing improper in the proceedings of the
Convention, or in the circumstances at
tending the nomination.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-02

On October /, 1872, tho back interest
dne on the North Carolina State debt
will be $S,5G6GO4. To pay this, without
dischargiDg cent Of the principal, would
require $685. out of every 800 in the
State, or else 500 from every man, wo.
man and child in thestate, or else $47,SO
from every voter in the State J'e ros.i7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-02

The Springfield Republican calls for the
substitution Of some other name Tor that
Of GRATz BRowS on the GREELEY ticket,
because of what occurred at New Haven
during his recent visit 10 that city, and
says that his habits were urged at Cincin'
natl against his nomination on the Liberal
,ictet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-02

Tue Belmont county convention will
be held at Bellare tomorrow. The
chief interest appears to attach to the
nomination Of Sheriff. The following gen.
tlemen are announced for Sheriff. WIN.
SHARON, of COlerain; WM. Q. COCHRAN,
otPptneY; THos B. HAMMOND, Of Wash.
ington; Capt. THos. WILSON, Of Somerset
Capt. JAMES DEAN, of Pease; WIN. G.
KINNEY, Of Goshen; ISAAC T. CRAFT, oil
Richland; and A. ]. SMITH, Of Goshen,
(Temperancel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-02

THE speech Of Senator SHERMAN con-
tanned one telling point. He called atten.
ton to the fact that the platform Of Gin
cinnati and Baltimore, as well as that Of
Philadelphia, approved the past achieve,
ments Of the Republican party. What
could constitute stronger argument in
favor Of its fitness to administer the
Affairs Of the government in the futurei
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-02

IT is announced that there will be q
meeting Of the Liberal Republicans Of the
Sixteenth Ohio Congressional District at
Bellaire on the 18th inst, the day fixed
for tho Democratic District Convention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-02
DIED.

DUNNAWAY.-on Thursday morning, Au.
wife Of T. Clark Dunnawiy, in her oath year.
Tho funeral will take place from her fsther's
residence tJames Reed, Market street, Centre
Wheeling, at 10 o'clock Sunday morning.
Friends Of the family are invited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-02

AN EXPLICIT DENIAL OF THE CHARGES OF
KNow.NoTHNGIsM PREFERRED AGAINST
HIM-EQuAL LIBERTY TO ALL, WITHOUT
DISTINCTION OF CREED, COLOR OR Ma
TIoNALITY.
NAT1cK, MASS, July 30. Z
j. 0: Cutler, Esq, State Journal, Madison,
WIS.,:
DEAR SR: The mail has Just brought
me your note and extracts clipped from
newspapers purporting TO be speeches
made by me. In answer to your in.
quirles, | have to say that they, and
all thoughts and words of like charac-
ter, which have appeared in the papers,
are pure inventions, wicked iorgeries,
and absolute falsehoods Never have |
thought, spoken, or written those words,
nor anything resembling those words, nor
anything that the most malignant sophis.
try could torture into those words. could
not have done so, for they are abhorrent to
every conviction ofmy Judgment, toevery
throb Of my heart and every aspiration Of
my soul. Bornin extreme poverty, hay.
ing endured the hard lot the sons Of poy.
erty are loo often forced to endure, / came
to manhood passionately devoted to the
creed Of human equality. All lie l
have cherished bright hope and held
and avowed as living faith the doctrine
that oil men, without distinction OF color,
race, or nativity, should have entire lib.
ertY and exact equality, all the rights l
asked for myself. My thoughts, my re.
cords, my pen, my votes, have been conse.
Grated for more than thirty.six years to
human rights. In the Constitutional
Convention Of Massachusetts eight
years service in her Legislature-in more
than seventeen years service in the Sen
ate OF the United States-in thirteen hun.
bred public addresses-in the press-in
speeches and writings that would fiji
many volumes and make thousands OF
pages-I have iterated and reiterated the
doctrines ofequal rights for all conditions
OF men. Is it not, my dear sir, passing
strange, that partisanship should SO blind
men TO q sense Of truth, Justice, and fair
play, that they could forge and print a6.
horrent sentiments, insulting to God and
man, and charge them upon one whose
life has been given to the cause OF equal
rights at home, aud whose profound sym.
pathies were ever given to the friends Of
liberty Of all races and nationalities
abroad 2 Yours, etc, %
HENRY Wilson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-02
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 30, 1872.
Col. Wm. a. Cook:

DEAR s1R-I remember very distinctly
the vindication Of President Grant by Mr.
Bowen from the old charges oil the World
respecting the purchase by Mr.. Bowen Of
General Grants residence on l street, and
his subsequent REIMBURSEMENT Of the same
when the friends Of General Sherman
wished to purchase ii for that gentleman.
1t was in your Office, in pencil, in Mr..
Bowen's handwriting. ltwas written, as
| understood from both you and him, for
publication, and l was with you some
months ago when, at Mr.. Bowen's re,
quest, you left it at his residence on K
street. Very respectfully,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-02
Gen. Grant and the Sale of his Wash.
ington House TO sherman.

AAAA- AhAS9A0ANA NANbANAAhb AdAAEN1A
THE CHARGES OF EX.MEYoR BOWEN.
(From the waahlhgton starl ~ fI
Bowen, sayles q. --or,b better, Sales j.,
as he Is always on the sale,-meets cold
comfort in his little scheme 10 make the
President stand and deliver-an Office,
Tho following statements from parties
thoroughly conversant with the facts
serve to further illustrate the brazen
check Of this inveterate Office. seeker, who
has undertaken to found o claim for Elk.
ecutive consideration on the fact that lie
voluntarily released the President from
the sale Of q house TO him that was desired
as present to Gen. Sherman. -,as
TO THE PUBLIC. .-r
S. J. Bowen, in letter published In
the World OF Saturday last, states that in
o business transaction "GCneral Grant"
cheated him out Of $25 900 with cool.
ness and deliberatioh that would docpedit
to any blackleg d. 1ssmua
Familiar with the transaction" refer
red 10 by Mr. Bowen, truth and justice
require me TO meet his vituperatiye state.
ment by q briefnArrative Of facts.
/, General Grant was the owner of a
house IN this city, on street, which Mr..
Bowen agreed with Messrs, Kilbourn s.
Latta, real estate agents, to purchase, and
paid to them $1,000 on account Of the
purchase money. ..
2. Shortly afIerward, the property was
desired by friends of General Sherman
for the purpose Of presenting It to him.
The President accordingly addressed q
brief note to Mr.. Bowen, who after some
delay consented to give up" his claim to
it This he did deliberately, without any
consideration, Except return OF the
81 900 advanced by Mr.. Bowen) and
without any artlfce or fraud on the part
Of the President, and the property was
then purchased for General Sherman.
0. When Mr.. Bowen consented to the
suggestion Of the President, ! prepared a
release ofthe property from Mr.. Bowen
to Gen. Sherman, so as to make the title
perfect, and took It to the President and
then to Gen. Sherman. Mr.. Bowen &C.
companled me, and when weleit the War
Department VIC rode together on the
street cars to the Office of the recorder Of
deeds, where Mr.. Bowen paid for record.
ing the release Pr
4. The World some time alterward con.
tanned an article severely rejecting on the
President In connection with 1.-THE trans.
action" alluded to in Mr.. Bowen's letter,
He promptly drew up reply indicating
the President from the censure Of the
World, with the intention of publishing
It, The publication was incidentally
delayed until it was deemed unnecessary
to publish it. 1t was in my possession till q
few months ago, when he requested me
to send 1t to him, and in company with
Mr.. VIM. E. Mott leItit a! his residence
A copy Of it may hereafter be found
among my papers.
| 8. I might add other facts, tending to
show that Mr.. Bowen's accusation against
the President is entirely untrue, but the
pressure Of various engagements on my
time will not now permit me to do so. A
letter from Mr.. Mott accompanies this
statement. WM. A. Cook.
Washington, D. O., July 80, 1872.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-02

To the People ofiwest Virginia.
Atthscarnest solicitation Of numerous citizens
from a'1pdrts Of the State, have consented TO
DO an independent candidate for reelection for
the ONCE Of Governor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-02

Mr., ]. B. SMITH, Of Bellaire, heretofore
Republican, Is announced as an indie
pendent candidate for Congress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-02

A cHREsR factory Of 400 pounds per
diem capacity, has been located near
GAINESVILLE. Asas5. y W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

THIS LAST NOTICE IS HEREBY
o. T. !. Campbell, decd, and eipeeisliy % 1ush
as are indebted for UNPAID TAxis, that inimndl'
ate settlement will be required. II amor the
notice, these claims should DO found IN iihO
hands Of the proper oficer for collection no ono
VIII have = hghtto complain. Those who have
handed IN their bills, duly certified may call ".
day and receive their eheeks.
Gu2 JAS. u. McMECHEN, Admir-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-02
Letter From senator Wilson.

AN EXPLICIT DENIAL OF THE CHARGES OF
ow.NoTHNGIsl PREFERRED AGAINST
HIM-EQuAL LIBERTY TO ALL, WITHOUT
DISTINCTION OF CREED, COLOR or Ma
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-02

oFNtR Z No. Is QaiHgI street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-20
A Song Of the Twentieth Century
nv JEAN INGEIOw.

The city, he saith, Is fairer tar ,.
n eiesins in tho light. all crimson Drlsht'
With shifting glimmers OF goia.
il. u,hatn bc the holmes my fathers buiit, =
The houses where they prayer =. & +.
7 sea I'm no sod the paths they frod, s
Nor the stones my fathers, iaia. rs ,h.y rod
n, tho so,nes they spread. the roois they reasea
las passed the dwelling tide; = .. 49,,
NV fathers lie low, and their sons . 9Gsgro"
iha honnfis of their skill and priae.
Shifting, sweeping chance.
II nlays with mans endeaVor;
~ They carved these names grown ;; strange
AID they said "Ahide forever.
Tho CITY. say. lieth far away
Whprcto no change may colle "A gold
7, has ravs manifold of crimson ana golo'
~ Knit cannot count their sum. Iowa
They sigh no more by Its happier sNo'o
Who Wander, iorcLoding mol, a'..
Or waning away OF a changeini uI!.
nr champtng Of life and lot. ,ca 3
They dream not there on carth > '"ane''e 49,
or lnut:iltic wind and sea ,,.os
Thou art chungcless grant me place
In thnr fair city with Thee
There record my name
Father! forget Thee never,
For Thy thought is still 1he san.e
80 Yesterday o-Gay, and forever. -..-