The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25

Of the latlF 'dovhh;fhseadsn but now
Th:1 sets I'll s&S 51l.alB st
seats in the apdHtitsf' syhag6gGe, and
from that moment, ths.Ips EHS had
been rudely beIligersRt ,.bssams calm,
and contented, thenSelvsB.a thereafter
with an interchange Of cent RHlhppiG,
unaccompanieds viii . ,hIows,nl But 20!
female influence the lveSeof sskHraf p6t:
house pUlfticisns, might 4aya,bsen 'sas-
rifced on the altar OF patriotism! i' arhe
first election under the new laY .0Gefhyk
red shortly stterward, and the. wotnen
very acknowledgement their ballots;
WHICH ip this instance eXsGppted ths
free woman g t*ili'' ID ligbthihgs do the
vii To- 0 a GS!saaitt4bplSs, Of iIors, than
fourscore summers belongs the honor
ca ss!I lit fGif at at rpyiflsnIGal
She She APP: sppFo sSs 81 g. NSe
the vast assefiblage Of men, with
uncovered neads,'' fespeitAl w .eonisml
plated the novel scene, :"
Hill Il ,ss sy ss afesa sssE Had sems
In the antique. Nestmen,s and hong white
hair ,, 49,;
The past OF the nation po,ingthere o"'I H.,
An aisleway was was opened through the
crowd, and three tremendous cheers
were given az the aged ,grapdms retired
homeward. p. ,,. .,..'..In.''". .ot,viioap ;"
Polling booths were ,,1otstsd, hsarrl q
door or window, fronting. iber ssressj
thereby enabling voters to deposit Their
ballots while passing along. the. side
walks. At an, early h our'the hlate4y
dowptroddeu" debauctfei;" from "rt6eif
several homes, and with suiliag' faces
weuded their cheerful way toward the
place where, thanks toia Legislature
UNANIMOUSLY Democratic, they cehld
indulge the most sacred right of Amer
lean free men. apd,women. Theaseeas
were gay with brilliant costumes !;
coaches, and er{iegss freyh1SlHtt
thitber; the poverty-stricken mother,
through whose daily toll her children
were supported, the lady oftweal th who
had been taxed without heu. sonseht
and the fashionable matron who en-
joyed neither poverty nor riches all
expressed thsTiVswsSot peefsstscdnd
my in practical manner at the ballot
box, thereby presenting a touching il.
lustration OF perfect equality before the
law.-"Ws Women Increment IN Wyo-
MIN" by General E9ssara " lee, IN tie
Jtols Galary. ...aitytty :
ToutoURs LES GoRDoSs! There APP
pears to be no end to tps .pS stsrious'
comings and goings, disappearance
and identifcations; Of tnethters of the
Scottish family 81 Gordon ,r, and
especially OF the branch Of The, 'TlsHSi",
which is represented by the earldom Of
Aberdeen. First, a few Xsarsas9.sansI
to the surface the curious story, ot the
four-vear missing Fdrf 81 aberdeen,
and his reported suhse4sesr iSfehtffca-
ton in the person, piooBe George
Osborne, a sea-faring man, who was
drowned at sea, while. serving .assmste
Of the merchant vessel HshRsee4ai
long since another "6bfdo6 ''6guSea. 10
the police reports of ,herNsvgI arki
papers, liz connection with some pefh-a
mary transaction concerning a transfer
of Erie bonds, and IN the case OF this
individual-the suit before the Supreme
Court OF New York-a certain pi4uancy
was added to the squabble by reason at
sundry charges which were brought
against him to the effect that he was in
the habit of representing himself to be
that mysterious being. an Aberdeen
Gordon, and. tq5thhs{rtqhastsh e lsdlflI
solutely cla'meas 10 De hoShss & ps6oh
than that incarnation Of the principle
of reconcile mystery, the before-men-
TONED missing Earl Of Aberdeeni bim,,
self, whom folks mostly noH beEtte DO
have been drowned, and so to have
finally disappeared. while ;saHpsj las,
above related, undsr tba tasEkthiHaJ
OF Mate George Osborne, OF the three
masted schooner Hehra- Now comes,
from the West still another romance Of
this ubiquitous, sensational, and dist
guise assuming family jai AbsEdseH, in
the shape OF nsEratiye, published, on
the 18th inst ,iuttlfe st Eons Republican.
In this recital we are toll of the death,
at a hospital in that city, Of certain
enlisted United States spldler,, k96HWy,pp,
as James c! Fisher btu htH4U #htgA
enough, on his death-bed remarked to
his Young wife, who was doubtful of
what her true name andthatotifer ehld
might be- that, "As certai o as there is.
a God in heaven, senfnxmt ~ n 6ffy~'
And futber, it is stated thai "bsfoEa his
death he called DR.. Purcell, the surgeon
at the arsenal. to his bedside, and IN,
formed him that bis. name. !wssi net
James c. Fisher but George 'aTl6n
Murry. and that be waa 1meRber OF theI
Aberdeen family. the head Of which
was supposed to haze beeh droSnetfat
sea several years ago." There, are sew.
eral other interesting facts ce0sected
with this case, such IS mysterious refer
ences, contained in letters fsch seet'
land in his possession, TO the Dachess =
"the gentry" aud other ifklings of
quality but the most interesting fea,
ture OF all is thatwbiob Yes 4 the hGsa
OF the narrative, and which shows that
in this person, thus dying out Westintte
condition OF a plain private soldier, we
have the spectacle Of aaethe@I GeEtrd
Gordon (of Aberdeeu) who lies pTdu
fer years, and finally, ia the emhrace Of
death, acknowledges his noble name
and lineage, thus sffnsto eakaaesat
plethoric embayras OF AberdsssaGsrSon
and extorting from harassed public the
involuntary protest. Egcors les E0rd0Hs