The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-08
acknowledgement
.,,s syNpIoArE CONSTITUTION

..,,. v,y to keep Jacob from P Se.SI
New VIZ cso5ytsrporIThe Congress EI .e 9
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from ~. Ia' % NEW, unborn constitution doe
II the ns SOnr see tho light, we very
mol VIZ lssr t viii fall Of good S aSyet
naca III turn out, 10 spite of Tho doC! LOTS
Hnce ,! a9S dead Head abortion, We always pro
the ysIy The longer II is in suspense me-
!as VOTE AZ n which we find the guSSe PER
a%HsI nomination Is exceedingly o Oa ~
material :, aT hSS penetrated the democratic
O =, Thai tic rcadest way 70 Cppm und'sr
a l,sl's Jacob for boiling 10 save Cam aoea
GOV Sov, , Ss certain defeat and 40 gooo
rom Pfe't r. "S nSrty. Is to vote against rat
nSl0g vs that The radical vote VIII 10. ne
very a Vail ratification and that II VIII
solld agS,qIs n1,ch assistance from them 70
strange The poor weakly 0,s sGiG G nrov \,
that hat syent, Gov jacobs eIecHon' P Tp VI,
iast &c I elected, goes for nothing. They
..iII ~ ,Ss = have new deal all round, and
T new trial in October, under the present resent
Arrangement Ts with prospect o. oesssf
Scs Elm new man-Jacob, Camden
Walker & Co., being all headed Oh 10
i nV o y and It would not be surprising i
+ was extensively acted upon. we
would very willingly sacrifice our stock
in Gov. Jacobs goVernOrshlP 'a a.n. neJ'
Two wears, If the sacrifice will apPrecl,
Hbly XIII oil the new constitution anu inc
knSve g such as Walker, Ferguson " Co.,
that expect to profit byiL ,,., >. 49,, .,
Another trouble that has sprung up 70
nIaoue The constitutional mtd.wlves, Is
ibe difficulty elsewhere alluded to, In
r r 10 the congressional election.
If the new constitution is adopted,
m matter whether the election for con.
are@men be actually held either in Au.
Snst or October, we are bound to have
ironble contested elections and possibly
the Congressman declared illegally
elected md A new election with all its
eYnenses made necessary. Reject the
new Constitution and the elections all 60
on as before without any such trouble or
unnecessary expense. The taxpayers
have an interest in the matter, in this as.
rect, that will probably induce not a few
Of them to conclude that change is not
Another trouble apprehended that
nodes no good to the new constitution,
il he whisper, more or less loud, that Q
proninent idea OF the new constitution
men in connection with the nomination
Of Camden, is, to remove the State Capt.
tAl from It's present location at Charles
ion 10 Parkenburg. When 1t is con-
sidered that the Charleston location cost
the state large amount of money, be.
sides the annoyance and vexatiOn Of the
prOtracted contest, there Is obviously not
much in that idea to commend 1t to peo.
pie that arc disinterested, except as tax
payers.
Without taking intosccount the intrin'
sic dement's Of the new constitution, 1t Is
pretty evident that there are considera.
lions Of an outside nature Of weight more
than sufficient to justify its rejection.
The experiment Is costly one but it will
undoubtedly be found cheaper in the end,
to drop the half q hundred thousand al.
ready invested, rather than take the risk,
ola much heavier loss that Is sure to oc.
cur in case the new constitution is adop.
ted, Our advice then, is, no matter how
you vote in regard to filling the offices,
in every case: VOTE AGAINST THE NEW
CONSTITUTION.