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would pass them free into his lines 10 purchase the saa
cotton ard having done give them saie connact
again. III is not my wish In this conhect0n 70 seh
much Of the master but rather of the man hehty VIZ
son, and therefore beg herewith 20 supini.
ceived from DT Wise the eminent Jewish dyhe OF the
Plum-st. Temple at Cincinnati. The raDnl says, a.
Senator Wilson Of Maachnsets Is The man WAC IN hi W VIC
most dangerous time stated open Sense skg on we e9n.ue e
Bensmn He Is the Of that vheh stoned h p.ss arg
crused the Rener Of world In Tk Laets Of @i The mat
ter has been noticed -.
This would have found moro fitting place were
II expressed low groggery in Watcr-st by fellow
madnened with drink, rather than uttered by the non
Henry Wilson in the Senate Of tho United States Wlen
IN the British Parliament, the late Premier Disraei was
once taunted with being jew, he at once rephed
am jew. When the gentemans ancestors were naseu Ecu
savaRes these islands mine were princes IN the
Temple. feel every fiber Of my frame thrill with the
traditions OF people" Since TINS gu stlon resolves
itself into what Senator Sumner apty styles IA between
the small and the great c. as between man VINO nas
devoted the better OF his life toward eeVatng the
oppressed and down-trodden and the posture OF
whose greatness is yet unknown, think you that as
between these two meithe one 80 great ANA oity lhe
other 80 narrow shallow, and mercenarytls 50 dDcu
to discern on which side the masses or the lniehseh
American Jews Will stand when the time colncsf
GeiD YOrl., June "a, 1872 MOsL5 iANDsohh"'
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SHIPPING INTELLIGEECE.
FORT OF EBw-YORK .............

FORT OF EBw-YOkK. ............,...........JULu
ARRIVED.
Steamship Erin Br lawson London June 6 asi a'e sA T'
steamship Arsdne Doane Galveston June % via Key we" s'
steamship Australia r HedereE. Gssgo" June a. and soT's
2 with mdse aud f74 psss 20 henderson BROS a, o. ,,.
- SteamsHp 1'U 99H SiS soee cotton Sc 70 w K.uS-n
Volunteer BoOdsooi PHILADELPHIA with mise 70 Lscs
Bark Mara Augusta Cswe Bodn Tar,gous 50 DAYS. vito
Bark Leonda. loi Booa ssle. C,enas u d'y S.h sugar
of john n. b. Cosaee Csdenas. ii dsy' -is
Br9 NsnEa (Of H.sq, Nichols, Guanloaomo II d,r, ss
Bg Mary c. Cone @ Bos,osl Comery. sierra h.ria s~ss
with @Ctses - % " ra]y, e.. - "a =
Brig G. A Hoard Of Windsor Sl, Messenger Poaes e.. 10
''ti Fs ri'' NJ iaf; Gno fs Joap b. Young ni.n .
sci John DOlsato Glouce,s Taylor M,c.b0 20 a.rs
scE RoSef! Myssn (oi Hicb). DO,ue, B,s9, dag. -is
fuL .s,s'.,~,r-l y - -. &C. y -
Schr Oliver PeRoe Aux Cares II Days With eoss .
seLE Bohsrs Pade lof Annapolis n ST. RaanG Cs'isa' IL
scuooygRs-pivgR AND coA,rvIsz
Iucy Wright wiimnsion Riaewood G,Orge,sva.
Snow Fase. Virginia. EIeEtion, virginia
H. Jenes Georgetown d. Lucy Mount. Georgetown, o.
H. I. Wood Virginia B. Reeves, Vgn.
WIND-sanaowa moderate N. W; cloudy
SAILED.
Steamships Cnb for Hamburg. C Of Limerick. Tor LTessss
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CgARLEsroS s. c. July %Aryed hr Lilly from New Tort Zee
Ne8-Oreans.
PtYNouTH July 4--rbe steamship Anemsnia. 6os NsrfoSf
srrvei to-day. and proceeded for Hamburg -.
MOyILLE, July 4-Ihe steamship Angus non Ns"t'n' n'~
yeserdaY, and sailed Os Glasgow.
DISASTER.
The sOOp Lille May was PICKED gD eapssa oa Hsosi ass -
Barge OGce wharf. foo. Of Whiiehallst
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
WILL THE JEWS VOTE FOR HORACE
GREELEY D
rA lh. Editor of The Tribnne.

10 the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Does it not seem odd, in view OF the
onoachng political canvass that the Jewish press with
nrobsby one EXCEPTION should preserve such an omhos
silence on an issue which nearly concerns us af III
the controversy involved political questions merely
there might be Just to keep aoof from the contest
ut in view Of the prosecutions to which the Jews are
snbeet in this later day in Roumanla aud since we al
knoU that both Grant and Wilson, who now ask the sur
raees OF the American people for the loitest posuohS
in their Gift are both enemies to the Jews, TO remain
silent is TO proclaim ourselves impotent for good 10 those
nrers I'm foreign pats who with Observation-Disclosures CRY
aloud for help which by our surages IN TINS con-
test in measure tender them. For myself uepiecae
the thought that any religious denomination shoud pe
Obliged 10 become clannish at any poiea struggle oe
ievlng that all creeds and sects had better merge he
selves into one common interest for the common goou
bu history has yet TO prove that we as people nave
gained any cyil or religious liberty by supporting those
that hate us or by uphodng the hands OF those tha wo
snite us What Grant has done against us we ali Out
TOO well know be having issued that infamous
order banishing the Jews an class from MS usric'
beeause Iorsooth few OF them were petty ua5 uauGls
Rut his own father, the meanest ana most pieb'Inn
trader of them all he permitted without let or
IN make large contracts with cOttOntradng nrS VI IN
cinDaU 10 buy cotton within Gen. Grants .Hcs' 'oi
Which me was 10 get full share OF the prohls' y"
better consideration than that bis son. Gen "i"n
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
OHIO.
TOLEDO REPUBLICANS DESERVING GRANT.

TOLEDO REPUBLICANS DESERVING GRANT.
TO the Edftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Despite tho fact that the three daily
newspapers of Toledo for Grant and the Cincinnati
nominees have only two weekly newspapers here to
support them the call of 1O7 Republicans OF Toledo for
Greeley and Brown ratification meeting on Friday
evening" the 2sh June. responded by audience
that completely filed Whitas large hail. and which was
enthusiastic as any that assembled there In the
pamiest days of Repub1canism Even The Toledo Blade
which ever since the Cincinnati Convention has ex-
hausted its wit and ridcule TQedos one Greeley
Republican is at last compelled TO abstain from that
lofty style Of attack. VIM f. Parmeee, OF ToedO's
most respected citizens who voted for Blrney and Hale
and since the organization Of the Republican party has
always been true TO II, and formerly Chairman OF
the Republican Congress Committee in the old Xth
District was chosen President of the meeting. on
taking the chair he made some remarks, in which
denounced In appropriate terms, the attempts or the
Grant organs ridcue, and pentlful use OF " Dil-
lngsgate TO cOerce independent RephDncahs INTO INC
support Of their political master. lie eulOglZed br'
Greeley of the most honest, and able or RepuDh
leaders, and, every worthy or the conndehce
and support Of patriotic citizens. The Hon. D. NJ Ash
always good, but this OF his best efforts, aud
was frequently interrupted by his applauding auditors
The following named gentlemen were appointed 10 drat
constitution for Greeley and Brown Campaign CluD,
10 Wit: H. f. Howe j. f. Price A. ID. PeltOn, g. g. Lin
ton, Frederick j. Cole, John G H0lzWoth clark scrip
ture ana George MeiSsner These gentlemen nave been
active ana earnest Republicans from tue organization
of the party, and will enter upon the work assignee
them with an earnest spirit, that means business"
The appeal OF this first meeting OF the campaign Is eG-
cceni Already upon the heel OF IT, several prominent
Republicans declare themselves Tor Horace Glcciiey'
And so the good work goes and will CO. "bravely on.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
WASHING TON.
TIE SCOTT sTATUE-THE RETIREMENT OF REAR
ADMIRALS.


ADMIRALS.
WASHINGTON Thursday, July 3, 1871
Gen. o. T.. Babcock, Commissioner OF Public Build
ings has given an order to the Cape Ann Granite Com
pany of Massachusetts, to quarry and cut stone 70 iee
inches in length II feet aud half inch wide and
feet 10 inches high for as the base OF tue scout
statue TO erected at the intersection Of Massachusetts
aud Rhode Islandaves. and sxteenth-st, Northwest
The stone above described will weigh over loo tuns
The largest heretofore quafled ana cut IN hl
four that now resting at the nOIln anu
south fronts the Treasury building each sue
OF the entrances. Each of these measures about Sg
cubic feet while the ordered by Gen. Babcock VIII
measure cubic feet In the entire base anu
statue there Will be vertical Joint whatever.
BY a Joint vote Of Congress those rear admlras now
on the retired list who were retired captains, but
served as admras during the war; are allowed hat
the pay Of grade retired pay The Navy Depart
ment has Just decided that the only officers who are en-
braced within the provisions of this bill are Admials
shubrck Joseph Smith, stringham, Pauldng, sriDAns'
Bell, and Wilkes.
The Secretary Of the Treasury by request from tho
German Government, has fixed the valuation OF the
mark the new unit of OF the German Empire.
at 2J for customs purposes lis Is Just One't
the value OF the old thaer, rated at 90 cents
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
PASSEYGEBS SAILED.

P0R HAMDURG-n sDapiB'tp Cinbrt1 July -Cb.pms Bsf.
lad and Mrs r. D. Lnooa ad chldrea yne Pernyal
Pnsch WD Shoemaker p Osterherz n A "
Kannoto Lakuti and ieni d. Medeas, g. Pe
Pns d. H. Dessar. Paul Roe esr
wnna, lady and chdTe sinvsn tnd sdT Hesry Hot.
Baa1t Embsssaior " the 0ermsa
Chas Feorcfo Mrs HOzeas sBd
rs KuDke Miss Schultz hrs Caroline Wall Nss Fernssds
Wall Baeppler Lous Blepper Mis- Bnbe,h Bseppe Miss
johanna Baeppe Mrs Christine Arri Efwrt schhe Jua Joae
P Brakman Henry Kncr Gabriel BO0s and daughter W
Gempp Heinrich Gempp Arthur Gcmpp lsss Ssbcrg sdv sni
children " Iischer Plmsn VIM SteinbeeT BoehleI @.
Pgnc G. BAr0nze, julius nze, Paul Hnt William isbe Hrs
ohsNahlt and daughter Wilhelm Otto Hoym Otto Gusnser.
Pr W. Iiaris Edy daughter hS sllOdsln. Mfs Jsbsuna
Zaler Dgcker Ms jacobson. ME. N.y ShD..
berger and others in
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PASSENGERS ARRIpED.

FROM IOSDON-Ti s,Ipship Erfr. July 4wm wheesr Pr.A
Wallis Mrs Whtle and Mr. and Mrs smith Mrs Bhabeth sll
Fanny Bell Mrs Louisa Joseph HeRy Heming EiRsd rs
belts Thorpe Tho w ThoIe Miss Caroline h9rpe Mis- C,r
Thorpe Ebenezer Smith Biwat MoIl MIS- Mary Dused NJ ssf
Nr Clark hrs Mary Wes Thos Hayes Mr. and Mrs Coashhs
ana family NJ spa MS Dodge Mr. and hn Wills BsrOtee Mrs
oeeur si;s Segur NJ. Sesur A. Sey1r ..r..~ -
feoM GLASGow-Ia steamship AlsrGld. July 4-ReT NJ
Farnhsn wife children Ben Austin Emanuel TsBa wife ard
children Edward Henderson Edaa D. G. Bush Newton Themsos
Christina Aken, VIM. j. Dady. WA NJ Dudley. Ann. DasJ
Ffances Dudley Chubb Frank Fenten CAas fssns
Henry cieand and wife Agnes Cielsn h-hss
NJ CeaB Ings Duncan Mitchell Johu Mitchell James T.
ANS Mo Alex Young Rev Andrew Anterson John JOS
Jos r. sOVerby wife Christina Scott Rev Robert on A
Marshall james NasOn Jane johnston Nm ttsJ s9 ~he As
SaniOrer, Robert Richie, ChaS CLARK.
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INJUSTICE TO woRKIYGMEN.

To fhe EdftOr OF The Tribune.
SIR The freedom of the workiDgman being
as know from your writings, principle OF your life
take the liberty Of asking you this questions Has cor
poraton IN NewJetsey employing 800 men, the right 10
hod back their workmen's pay month after being
d,,e os "a means OF compelling said wOrkmen 10 trade
ot their earnings at the cOmpanys store where fancy
,r,css are the Iuef This is vital question 20 many
worIdngmen and hope you will give IA your opinion
IT, a hOhhAHN''
Ne,oark NJ j., July j. l57l
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
DEPARTURE or to9ElcN MAILS.
RRIDAY IrLE 8.

hn Tor Hhar to closed AZ TIE Nov Yert oserr
Friday ho clock Steamship sdk from Portland g.
urdsys
SATURDAY.. JULr s.
Mails Tor burcpe VS. Qneenoga and Liverpool
q Antwerp close a, 81 HAL Per No q
~ X, IL closed al I D. n. Steamship oils At D "a.
AL letters deposited Supplementary Malls
conble poStage.l
prussan Closed Mail Is sen b. d lne
Mails TOR the German states direct Southampton
me steamship hsin close At u Steamship sails Al fos
t9oi OF Ihini-I, HobOken
Direct German Mail Is sent By this In.
SUNDAY JULY :.
All Malls close At II O'Clock Ts fo.tO6oe opa n,a q
o. ~ a. a.
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DEATH OF AN EDITOR.

CTScrNYA1I, July 4.-Wm. Smith, editor oil
tn, Price Current died at O'Clock this morning aiter
weeks Illness He was the brother OF Richard snitn
OF The Gazette and for nearly II years was superhenu
ent of the Chamber OF Commerce OF THIS eiS' WHICH
office he resigned last Fall. He was 20 years oiu'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
TIE STATE or TRADE.


LoSpos July IS p n-Con.os sli Tor mon,1 1 ~ IT, s5 tn
seeount Uuitel States Bonds, lols sl 1905 w '' o." i''
Foues 89i -, Ali Nttti,s Tni.nds
lll Mdne Orleans IIiall sales 10 VO bales mo'~'nh '
for specglat Ion AMI export Bru1auGs genefal! uAi1
JULY l-Rcnt,s 5JL blc
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
DALTMoRR LIVE srOCK MARKET- Jon

To-day being Fourh Of July opera % ons h @ @ Srrue :
Cst. excessive beat haNhs ulp..
market decnd ~. very bet on s,s goei hi
quality Jid4lc Recrpts LIS bead % %,,e - I'D So u .u
good and a mi sappii Al i9ttc n',,iy, ~ IL
declined L. quoted ~ fdstc heeopV' syn N0-@
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
BASEBALL.

BALTIMORE, July 4.-Two games of baseball
were played here to-day between the Atantcs of Brook
lyn and the Oympcs OF this city Both games resulted
iu favor OF the former by OF 10 and Is TO H.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
Good for the Ruptured.

n, sherman has returned Caon1 where be met sfo
,te greatest success his specially the treatment o. srses
no natter any about MS meihoa o. Jas
% IL no other way Tor TupuTed ind permanent lei %
certain and practicable Trusses H esabhshed nesea @ % ~.
sr ami mor The unfortunate for life Tbs tse tosets ~ s
ifosnd OF arst cured which Dr. snefmA 20
cunt, for bis large patronage We think no one inste
would be cured OF ta anentAoc w.
er % can ,su will 5eA the most eS
smi,aton-lN. Y. Dispatch . a.. ......, ,..a,,,...
checked and know Of means 80 eaeovs
o n. =. Dr. sherman Of mans phJnesi s1 %
o rules interrupted b. he existence OF Iupsc
than anything know o. ,a heferors
% recommend sete matter hos shShlI 70 90 an
eo,splt DR. sherman a his 0Ece, 05I Broadsay
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
IMMATURE ALMANAC

San f.3i 1913 n0oa ~
SANITY HOoE.... 57 Cows island TS Hell date Fsuy..
niau wAryR
SaniJ Hook. - Govs 8lT Hell Gate Ferry
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05

National Liberal Republican Committee.
HEAD.Q ARTERS-GLENHAM HOFELs
FIFTH-AVB
A., ,ss 81 nortc nsgre nom the ifereu, States Be 3D.
these HeadqurrN will be distributed hrsass
OIlhe hatoaa Conntee 10 esh os'e
He"-iOA' Jun" ~ ETHAN ALLEN of New York. CbsiTman
u Of North Cafoilu
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
Special Noiiefs

Ney-York Liberal Republican state Committee
HEADQUARTERS. ROOM H. AsTOR HOUSE,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES
rouS cocURASE w HASBR0UCK.
Al T. FILKiNS JOHN W. COB,
IIFRED WILKINSON BENZ A. WILLIS.
E A. MERRITT
JOHN COCHRANE,
CHAIRMAN
ALYRzD wILKrSsoS. SecretiU
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05

The Travellers Insurance Company OF Hart
ford publishes its semannual statement Vo-"'5' "N
the head OF business notices.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05

ington Staten Island yesterday resulted in favor OF tho
Manhattan, by score OF 100 Tho first innings
ended with tho totals Of So TO 10 In favor OF Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
CRICKET.

The match between the Manhattan and staten
Island Cricket Clubs, which was played ut Camp WASH
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Protective pnioa.

lor The prevention reios. Of fAeis ana
Dnr ~orkingsomea household seiree . -
yppytSTS TRADESWOMES, CLkkhs, Se sre ssppuea -.
l,. and are assisted obtaining employ nfnI e.-
been earned collected By law N1ea neeessay. ~ a.
- ,,.,, >o,;c Tb. MAILS FOR EUROPE, tun the
- rn1ug sATURD' l. jay g. lSl Wi close s sxguR
WEDNESDAY At l2 on THURSDAY n ~ I1xRs Pos,ms.,er
DAY at II a. m -. . -. = =, 49,. .r,--
Renne,s Pain-Killins Magic on is 20, y sels. =;
'Tds S,.e Aleiam Sle" Large Family -, Ss,, oIk
SsS4 pSSp = SONS Piit,sed Mass and tie ntme
!, ,t.ir LE0AL TRADE MARK 50 hands on "''''''~ W.
te.tenl 49, ~.
, pain X ilIing Ma gc OIL sold q sry a. ',.Sn ~
,oiIHP HENRY No College place N l. '.l ~ Al, ss. O~rr,
MN 4 Go Boston aud By ala F" holusale "'ess"
sol cited 10 worAs Ike ca'iuA -. ., - - IA.
-.nn,, A, CO.. Flag and Hammer Manaiao.ar''' wv
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Card.

Card.
tASFs KIRKLAND TO- and 10 Resdest beg % niofm .1
,nomer and the the disastrous ase oi @ nsf ~
TIL large stock Of gopi te s.y
Zen on hand s their founlery ani mandatory at Aons
~ b 10 6i All orders With their usual poupines' sad. APaa
July J, lS12.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
AN ENGINEER sCALDED.

HUDSON, July 4.-The 2:3O train from Albany
this morning. the Boston and Albany Railroad ran
off the track in consequence Of misplaced switch at
the Uigb Bridge two miles west of Chatham Station.
William Getts the engineer. seriously injured Dy
the escaping The train was delayed SIX houIs'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05

The Third Race was beaten horses Tor purse OF
$500 one mile and nalf The enteries were Lochle La
Gatina JOAN Merryman, Belle Aiken, and John Doe
Iocbe was the iaYore 500 TO $50 against the field,
and making the running from start TO finish, won ater
an exciting finish with John Merryman, by length,
John Doe teng third. Time 2iil. .
The race to-day between MOnarchist, AlrOy, and
Iyttleton threemle dash, for purse o $1,000 promises
10 be one 81 unusual interest, all beng fast horses Inc
other events of the last day OF the meeting are hurdle
race and the Monmouth Sequel stakes Tor threeycaI-
olda tNVn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-23
rhe .Permansnt seat.n

From nearly all parts Of the first and
second Congressional districts comes the
cry, Remove the Capital" 1t is very
evident that a large majority Of the
people OF this State want the Capital at
some other point on,a railrod that has
some connections. The Chesapeake
and Ohio road. even if it was completed,
would make but very little difference in
the accessibility of Charleston, there
being no connection between it and the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, but the
Ohio river and it. ia. almost a joke to
talk ,abeutoriyer, COMMUNICATIONS since
the experience of the last two years
1.-THE Legislature does what it should
do it will accept the Wheeling PROPOSE
ton, which is9if. We, understand it cor
reehy. that"Wheeling will furnish the
large and splendid hotel, the Mcclure
House, free for three years or as much
longer as, it is thought advisable, and
will 90 arrange. the building that two
halls for:be Legislature and rooms for
the Governor and his statf will all be in
the same building and they will trans
port the books. papers, Offices, officers
of State and both branches of the Leg
islature from Charleston to Wheeling
without ope cent Of cost to the State.
This proposition the Legislature should
accept without delay. We want no
more "iee-bound" Capitals. -NoundviHe
Reporter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-23
Death of y. VI. Som.rs Eso


We copy from the MtslHyencer OF
Yesterday morning the following sad
news. Mr.. SoMERs will be sincerely
mourned by his many friends and &C.
quaiutances throughout the State.
"A private dispatch received in this
city Yesterday states that Mr.. Samuel
VI. Somers, lawyer Of Fairmont iell
down a fl ght OF etairs at Parkersburg
and WAS He'd. 1t is said his neck was
broken. Mr.. Somers was an attorney
in respectable srarding. and son in.
law OF ex-Jud-e Camden, of Clarks-
burg. He was native of New Market,
Shenandoah county, Virgins, whore
he resided till his marriage. He
studied Law at Judge Brockeubrough' =
school at Lexington, and being natural
w gifted, graduated with marked hon .
ors. Immed ately after his marriage he
opened an office IN Clsrksburg, but on
the breaking out o: the rebellion he
entered the rebel army and held the
rank OF major in it we mistake noD
General lmboden's Division. During
the occupation OF Front Royal by the
rebel forces, be tell into the hands of
General Shields, by whom he was pa
rolled, when he returned to his friends
within the Conit derate lines. At The
close OF the war he located at Fair>
mont for the practice Of his profession
and has resided there since. Mr.. Som
ers was possessed OF many amiable
qualities and personally liked by his
nrighbors He leaves very interesting
'smily bereaved by his untimely and
shocking death.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-23

A SINGULAR relic of ancient times has
been handed ds. 1t was found in the
lot adjoining the residence of Judge Nc
Whorter, in this place, and seems to
have been the Coatof-Arms of come
distinguished Lord 1t is of cold iron,
about an inch thick and about four
inches in length; oblong in shape. Upon
its face appears, in plain letters, the
word Baron" and the initials "R. G..
G. H., and under these is a wreath ex'
tending halt way around the metal,
How it found its way here is a mystery
for antiqnarians to solve.-Gresnbrier
independent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-23

TIE Legislature of South Carolina
met on the Goth, and the interesting
question during the session will be the
choice OF a United States Senator. Mr..
SAWYER, the present Senator, desires a
re election, but will not be eratified
The other candidates are Governor
ScorT, j. J. PATTERSON, successful
speculator from Pennsylvania, and K.
B. ELLIOTT, the negro Congressman.
The black aud mulattoes are in a ma.
jority in both branches OF the Legisla-
ture. ELLIOTT relies upon this fact to
secure q sea. in the Senate On the
contrary, SCOTT and PATTERSON believe
in the potency OF money, and predict
that ELLIorT's colored troops will be
demoralized by greenbacks 1t is a
disgraceful matter as it stands, and
South Carolina will not improve her
delegation in the Senate by the election
of any one OF the men named.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-23
SrEAMyERSUs HORSES.

The epizootic is stimulating human
invention to discover substitute tor the
labor OF horses, not only upon the street
railways, but upon common roads, The
want OF the day is an engine OF some
sort that will do all the work that can
now be done by horses; an engine that
can haul coal to our factories or dwell
lings, or take the place Of ordinary
drays IN receiving and delivering goods )
an engine that can plough the ground
plant the crops, harvest the grain and
then take il from the field to the mar
ket. Numerous experiments have been
made TO provide a machine OF this kind
but they have achieved only partial
and not very gratifying success. They
have demonstrated, however, that the
thing is possibility, and have set busy
brains at work to go simplify and i'm
prove the machinery as to bring the
road locomotive into common and pop
ular use. Already the adoption OF
steam as a motive power for street cars
may be considered an accomplished
fact. The New York Tribune OF recent
date saws: IAN engine OF twenty horse
power, capable of drawing halt a dozen
ordinary street cars filled with pas>en-
gers At the rate OF siS miles an hour,
which can be stopped when going at
this rate within a distance Of half It's
length, passed over the Bleecker street
line a week ago. without once leaving
the track, though the curves are sharp,
and surmoun.ed without difficulty
GRADES heavier than those on any other
rosd in the city. 1t proved as man
ageabie as the simpler horse car, as
well as a great deal cheaper, and was
several times as powerful as span o.
horses" No greater success need be
expected nor desired in that direction
and there is reason to hope that the
time is not far distant when steam may
be made to do the work Of horses or
all our streets or upon country farms