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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28
The Lower Slennlers.

There is no doubt of the withdrawal of the
steamers from the line between Lewes and New
York after Saturday next. A conference be
i've representatives of the Steamship Compa-
nv and the. Junction and Breakwater r r. was
held at Milford on Thursday. They were unable
to agree upon terms for the continuance of the
boats upon the line and hence their withdrawal
This determination is a matter of deep regret to
the peope Of the lower Peninsula.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28
DOMESTIC NEWS.
ori-neld News.
compiled from the Leader !

ff Tcompiled from the Leader
The academy at Marion re-opens on Monday.
A revival of much interest is in progress in
the NJ. Il Church.
The Leader has enlarged its Office and will
soon enlarge its sheet.
John Dyer, of Chester. proposes to open a
wholesale liquor store soon.
Nightly meetings continue at the Nelson's
Woods Camp ground as many as forty penitents
presenting themselves at the altar of an evening.
The fine arts. he Leader Gays, are generously
sustained at Crsheld, and it encourages any
really meritorious representations Of the histri-
onic art to 80 there.
Crisfeld has long wanted FIRST. claes confec-
tionary and dining saloon, but its wants are now
satisfied John N. Simonson has built a new
one especially for the purpose.
Capt Bradshaw was upset in his can le in one
of the storms, last week, aud narrowly escaped
Drowning. He lost some money, watch worth
$3.50 and large amount Of provisions
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28
etate Politics

Tho Democratic nominating convention, in
Sussex county, will be held at Georgetown, on
Tuesday Of next week. There 10 tho usual ami
mated contest for the Offices
The Democratic Convention in Kent county IL
called to meet Vt Dover on Thursday, Septem-
Der 18th.
Judge IIous,o ons name, for the Republican
notnlhatlon tOr ConsIess, ID cIuvdssei IN all di'
reo,luns. Aside from the personal frends ui
other aspirants, there appears 10 be genera
expression Of opinion that he Wuuid be a very
strong candidate, aud would, in all probability
command ali election.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28
Bugland's Indem iIty,

HOW MUCH AMERICA WILL REoEIyR FOR DAMAGES
BY CoNFEDERATE CRUISERS.
A despatch from Geneva, yesterday, says
There ia every reason to b leve that the arbi-
traitors have settled In principle the question of
indemnify, and have fixed approxim ltively the
amount to be AWARDED for vessels destroyed by
Confederate cruisers. 1t s probable the tota
amount OF damages awarded the United States
will he between three and foru millions sterling
No dependence lie to be placed on reports which
represent the amount as above or below these
extremes. Some further aims remain to be
settled. The question of the payment of inter
est on the sums awarded, which has not beer
approached, will he considered.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28
La Ii grne

To He Editor of The Commercial
1t is reported in the lower end OF New Castle
county, and is generally credited, that the DEM
0craic candidate for Sueriff attended the Red
Lion camp meeting. and adopted the electioneer-
ing dodge OF treating the people to whiskey and
ice water If this report is true the people ought
to know it If false, then it ought to receive
prompt denial Who eau throw any light on the
subject LOWER END.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28
Marine News
Reported for tie Commercial.
,.,.;,,r,Io
PoRr OF wILM1NaToN, Aul

PoRT OF WILMINdToN, Aug. %.
Steamer Vesper of Wilmington. Davis, from
Now York, with mdse to L ectric Line
Sch Estella Bright of Wilmington. Fountain.
from b lmbay HOOK, with blililns sand to Bright
~ X ithler
Sch. Ruby of Lewes Casey, from Milton, with
cord wood to George Zeger.
Sloop Ann of Wilmington Stevenson, from
Philadelphia with md-e to Geo. W. Bush.
Sloop James Thompson OF Beverly Tsgans.
from Pniladephia, with lumber to Harlan d
II 'llingswOrth Co.
Barge San Fish, of Manayunk, Hendren, from
NJ nayunk with pulp to Jessup and Moore.
Barp Mary, of Wilmington. Lamboin. from
Philadelphia, with mise tu Chas. Warner & Go.
Buge Ann Powers. OF Scb'l Haven. Powers,
from Sch'l Haven, with coal to Jas Murphy.
Barge No. 794 L. N. Co., with coal to the Lob
dell Car Wheel Co.
BTge Alexander Toms, of New York, from
Philadelphia, with scrap iron to the Lobdell Car
Wheel Co
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28
Democratic soldIers' Convention.

BEaISNNa OF ITS SESSION AT HARRIsBuRe--AD.
JoURNAIENT.
HARRIsBuRG, Aug. 49,
The Democratic soldiers' Convention met at
noon.
Gen. McCaudless presided
An adjournment was made till the afternoon,
to await the arrival of expected delegates.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28
Marine Disaster.

WRECK OF THE Observation-Disclosures LIVES LusT.
LISBON, August 2s.
The Steamship Perseverance, is a total loss OF
0perto. Thirty lives were lost
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28

The Democratic candidate for Sheriff. Mr..
Grub is strong supporter of Horace Greeley
tor President, and seems to think that nobody
il good Democrat who doesn't take the same
position. Such is the current report, at least
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28

New Orleans has borrowed ten millions OF
dollars IN London, at ninety cents on the dollar
After tLree year, practice in elocutiun for the
ttage g. hniihnap"lis young man has secured a
Fermapent position as a crier for side show.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28
RnlorrInnu uivil KIaLta.

At Washington, ye-terday, restaurant keeper
was fined 800. and ordered to forfeit his license
Tor refusing to sell liquor to colored man
thereby violating an equal rights statute OF the
District of Columbia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Mosquito netting at wm. NJ. Kennard & Co.'S

MARINE CoRPs REoaurrs.-Le II P. Coch-
rane. U s. Marine Corps, has opened recruit
ing Office for that branch OF the service, on 3rd
ST., near Market. He desires men.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28
Phiiadplphi, Topies.

Ledger circulation, last week. 496,750.
The killed at Tacony. were not Mr.. Middle
ton and family but Mr.. Reuben Deal and fami-
ly. They were riding in Mr.. NJ 3 carriage.
The 18th Free Exenrsion. with 1888 children
on board, was made to Rockland, yesterday.
Rev Father McDermott was buried yester-
dey, with the rites of the Catholic church. Rev.
Father Hopkins preached the funeral sermon
Thomas O'Meally quarreled and fought with
a man and woman named Clark on Sunday, and
received kick in the stomach by the woman,
from the effects of which he died Yesterday
Samuel Crooks has been arrested as an
accessory to the shooting of Henry Clay on
Sunday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28

CHESTER NOTES. the works OF the Delaware
River Iron Ship Building Company, at Chester,
the keel blocking is already laid for a larger
ferry boat than the Garden City, lately launch-
ed. This boat is building for the Erie Railroad.
The Trainor Mill, building by the Chester I'm.
provement Company, is rapidly approaching
completion. The walls are finished to the square
and the roofing timbers are framed, waiting to
be put up. The engine and boiler houses are
already completed. This mill is one of the lar
gest in the country.
The body lately found floating in the river,
opposite the Lazaretto, has been identified as
that of John Joseph BIrron, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Barron was with an excursion party on the
Jersey line and was thrown overheard by the
breaking Of the railing ON which he was seated.
In lowering the boiler into a new ferry boat
at Reaches ship yard yesterday, guy bolt
broke letting the boiler down with crash Mr.
Nathan Blizzard had RIB broken, and was
otherwise internally injured. from the effects of
which he died last night One other man re-
ceived slight scalp wound, while many made
narrow escapes.
Fifteen cents a bushel ia what thev expect for
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIRST EDITION.
e:3o p. Nj.
Weather Record.

REPORT OF TIE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHINaroN, Aug. 2s.
Probabilities Diminishing pressure for the
Middle States; Easterly winds and increasnS
cloudiness from New England to Virginia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28
Commercial Reports
PHILADELPHIA mARKETs.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2s.
Cotton higher 2214@291l groceries firm !;
flour weak, extras $5.25DS6, Penna. extra fam
lily $8 259S9.75 Wheat hrmer, Western red
$l.55@5l.6O, southern red s1.75 yellow corn
81 oats, old 48, new As; provisions frm !;
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28
Total, 1000 Gifts, all Cash,

Ths Tion. Thos. e. Bramlette, late Governor OF
KehJucNy has consented to represent the trustees
In the nlanageiIen OF this second Grand Gift ql
&C tand he will PERSONALLY STE tnat the mon 1rom
the sals OF tickets Is deposited with the TreHsa.r
that the DIR wlng is fairly Conducted, and the gifts
Justly awarded and promptly p id.
The drawing viii take place In public, in full view
OF the audience, aud under the Immediate superyi-
sion OF tnr officers aud Trustees, OF the Pubic lii
brdry OF K"ntucks aud lh- following nam7d emf
neut and dlsnIerested ctIzens, h have consented
TO be present and see that all Is fairly done:
Hon. Nj X, Harden, Judge Court Appeals, Ky.
Hon. Proctor Knott, late q Lebanon Dis.
II III II. w. Bruce, Judge Nnth Judicial Dis. KY.
zen. ELI II. Murray, 5. Marshal, is Ky.
Hon. l. b. Cochran, Chancellor ou. han Court.
hon. f. u. tand fold, Pres Farmers a Druvels' Bk
Hon. Jno. Barb Z Mdilag Royal lns Co LiytrpOol.
Col. Phi Lee, com ATTY Ninth Judicial Dis.
Dr. U, Graham, tOuuder Graham Cabinet
Col. Jilsun +. Johnston, Ma laHer Ga House.
Dr. 4. 5. Bel, PrlE hedt sal University Louisville,
lion J. q. Baxter, Mayor Louisville.
Hon 7. Il Burnett, ity Attorney.
Henry WOlturc, Treasure Louisville.
A. o. Branin, Pres. M tnufactures' s. BPnk.
rhihp Judge, Of tue Louisville Hotel Co.
Jas Bridgeford, p es. "a Matt nal Bank
W. @. D. Whips, Prop'r Willard Hotel,
j. O. Johnson, Pres. Traders Bank.
Victor Newcomb. firm of NewcOmb, Buchanan
II 90.
Henry Deepen, Prss German Bank.
Andrew Graham, tobacco and cotton merchant.
DE-. N0Fvin Green, Prs. L. Il q. ShUrt-line X. X
Vol hose, Agent, dams Express Co.
OFFICERS OF THE LIBRARY.
II. T. Durrett President.
W. N. hadeluaH, Vice President.
John s. Cain $ ere ary.
Farmers, aud nfUver' Bank, Treasurer.
address THOMAS & BRANLETTE,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky, Public Library
Building, Lou lie, Ky.
Circulars, giving full particulars sent on appica-
| ton. jy2s-2taw2md&w
~ ToTICE.-We are now selling our best Extra
~ Family Flour Al $1,000 per bbL delivered to
anna with m Eha n ~ lAfnlfa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28
Precious Metals

SALT LAKE CITY RECEIVES AN INVOICE.
SALT LAKE CRY, Aug. 25.
A large quantity of diamonds and other je 9els
have been received here from a savage company
of New Mexico. Species of gold bearing quartz
that were never received are said to assay forty
thousand dollars per ton.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28

The second tlial of Dr. schoeppe commenced
at Carlisle, Pa, to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28

Tie Republicans seem to have elected a large
majority of members Of the Spanish Cortes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28
spain.

THE ELEcTIoNs-oFFIoIAL RETURNS.
MADRID Aug. 2s.
The complete returns of the elections show
return of 900 Radicals, 80 Republicans, and 27
divided among several other political divisions.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28
JENKINS a ATKIN

The Commercial Mt the summer Resorts.
Those Of our citizens who are about to leave for
summer recess, have the Co MERcI Al forwarded
to them, at IL cents per week. II we pay po stage
nat. Of course, will be additional.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28
SECOND EDITION.
3.3O, P. M.
A New Trial.
DIR. PAUL soHoEppE IN COURT.

DIR. PAUL soHoEPPE IN COURT
CARLISLE. Pa, Aug %.
A new trial of Dr. Paul schoeppe, for the mur.
der of Miss Steinecke, three years since COM
menced this morning. Much difficulty in p.o-
curing a jury is anticipated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28
z. BRIN9HURsT 4 CO.,
APOTIIKCARIES
Cnrnsr sixth and Market Sire

K. B. 4 Co. also have lure XylOl and Capsules
OF Xylo made by E, schering OF Bsrl A. which, It Is
claimed, niusstea the severity Of snali-pOx,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28
Auftinu SaIes.

ncLE & MILLER,
Real Estate Agent, AuctiOneers
No. COS Market street, above sixth,
-e-.. 4.at W LMINGToN, DEL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28

All the yellow fever patients at the New York
quarantine have recoverered except a few from
tine Numancia
The Boa d Of Assistant Aldermen of New York
have II al voted 10 allow Concerns in the Ueu-
tral Pa ON Sundays.
John B Lyon a Co and Hugh AIaher, noto-
rious for legitimate operations IN gam, were
expelled yesterday from the Chicago Board oil
Trade.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28
atlarrlaaes.

DURFEY-IRBY-At the residence OF the bride %
parents, I'm Norfplk,Va., on the 22nd inst. by Rev.
D. u Blackwell, MIR. John W. Duriey, and Mis-,
Mary W. lrhy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28
CORRESPONDENCE.
From the state Capt. |.

DFnfocRATIo CoNvENuoN--PoLIros oUIEr-DovER
THE ABbDG OF PEACE, PLENTY. AND CONTENT -
THE fRuIr BUSINESS ovERDoNE sHIpPINd
PEACHGs 10 DOVEH-&o, &c.
TCurrespOud nee OF the Commercial
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28

Fifteen cents bushel is what they expect for
potatoes in Iowa this fall.
The Baltimore Club beat the Eckford at New
York. yesterday by score of 10 to s.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-28
chester 90. Nominations.

REPUBLICAN TICKET NAMED AT WEST CHESTER.
The Republicans of Chester county held their
Convention, yesterday. Hon Washington Town
send was re.nominated for Congress, by accla-
nation, and as Delaware County had previously
named him, he will be the candidate unanimously.
The County ticket nominated is as follows
Delerats TO Constitutional Convention, WIN.
Darlington. ESD Assembly, Levi Prlzer. Dir. e.
w. Bailey District Attorney, Ahld dham Wanger
Parliamentary john A. Rupert Register, l.. H.
Evans Clerk of the Conrs Jas. III. Wynne.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
49,
SUGGESTIONS Gnr Sum nm nf,

It's of great importance that the system
should be in vigorous condition when the
hot weather commences. The effects of
high temperature upon an enfeebied frame
are always more or less disastrous. The loss
of substance and the declension OF nervous
power occasioned by excessive heat, can
only be compensated by the active, health
full and regular exercise of all the bodily
functions by which the waste of nature is
replenished and the vital energies renewed.
The great utility OF Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters as means Of toning, invigorating
and regulating the organs Of the body, Is
universally acknowledged. As tonic 1t
stimulates the digging appetite ana accel-
crates digestion; as a corrective 1t neutral
ICES acidity OF the stomach and relieves
tiatulency; as an Alternative and mild ape
rient 1t regulates the liver and bowels; as
an anodyne 1t promotes tranquil sleep; as
a wholesome stimulant 1t imparts drmness
and elasticity to the relaxed and trembling
nerves, and as a blood depurent II purtnes
the vital stream. The value of such spe-
citic to the weak and debiliteted is beyond
all estimate. To invalids wilted down by
the sultry heat of midsummer, 1t Is as re-
freshing and vitalizing as the cool night
dew to the sun-scorched flowers. Composed
of vegetable elements only, with basis OF
pure diffusive stimulant, 1t is safe and pala-
table as well as medicinal. In fever and
agua districts, and wherever the natural
conditions are conducive to epidemic dis,
ease, il is considered the best safeguard
against malarious injection and the speed.
iesI remedy for Intermittent and remittent
levers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08

unworthy or dishonorable means or mo-
tives would infiuence them.
To have secured the nomination Of
Mr.. Camden there must have been more
claim for him upon merits in his fssor
appealing TO q majority Of that Cnven-
ton, and there must have been less on
the part Of Jacob, or the conduct OF
Jacob in the exercise of official func-
tons must have given umbrage to the
party, or grounds for suspicion as to
his purposes. No man, therefore, can
regret the nomination Of that Conven:
ton, unless he sacrifices -psrty and
party principles to purely persona! copT
siderations or selfish purposes, wholly
inconsistent with regard for principles
and tor party Those men who hang
on the skirts Of party for its spoils, and
who, in the succession of their changes
from side to side in politlcs, wear ont
their influence by the shameless ex7
posure of their characters. may try one
more chance for success, knowing that
the Republican party at all times re-
ceiyes deserters and rewards treason,
and that now, in Its. hour of@fnal need
and calamity it offers higher premiums
and more amnesties OF favor 10 the
betrayers of the peoples cause than
ever before. NOT RADICAL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08

ONE of the silliest of the so-called
reasons" that are given for voting for
JACOB instead of for CAMDEN is that the
former is engaged in investigating cer-
tain alleged frauds in the State printing
which may be covered up if the latter is
elected. In the first place, such an as
ssrtion is very meanly and gratuitously
insulting to Mr.. CAMDEN, whose strict
integrity has never been impeacbed,
even by his bitterest political foes.
Secondly. Thecommittee of which Gov
ernor JAooB is the head is required by
law to complete its investigation and
make report at the next session of the
Legislature, several months before the
expiration OF the Governors term OF
Office. And thirdly, OF the two parties
whose accounts are undergoing investi-
CATION, one is opposing CAMDEN's cleo
ton and the other is favoring it. II
there were anything whatever in the
excuse, the Charleston Courier and the
Wheeling IntslHgsncer would probably
be found upon the same side.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08

NorwrrnsfANDrNa it is as plain as
any legal proposition can be that the
proper time for the election of members
Of Congress in this State is the Fourth
Thursday in October, as fixed by the
Law, the Radicals in the Second Dis
trict propose to vote for their candi-
date on the 22d OF August and it is
likely that q similar arrangement will
be effected in each ofthe other Districts.
Their intention is to contest the seats OF
Democrats who may be elected at the
proper time and they rely upon Radi-
cal Congress to do as has often been
done before, and outrage justice and
decency and law by the rejection Of the
properly chosen representatives Of the
majority and the admission OF Radicals
who have received but a handful OF
votes.
We believe that the Democratic
Executive Committee is to meet IN a
few dave and we suggest that it take
these facts into consideration and deter
mine what steps, il any. should be taken
to prevent the contamination OF the IN
tended wrong.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08

As OUR Quincy street contemporary
has much to say about the alleged
frauds in the State printing, We COM
mend To his consideration and that Of
the public generally the following item
from the Charleston Courier:
THE IntslGgsncer, one Of whose pro-
prietors is in some trepidation about q
certain printing investigation. OF which
Mr.. JACOB, Republican candidate fer
Governor, has charge, is very anxious
to convince him and the public Of the
wickedness and worthlessness Of the
Courier and its editor. We have no
doubt our Contemporary will far surpass
this paper in commencing itself to the
Governors good opinion. The Courier
isJgAting him like a man; the Intelhgsn'
Ger is fa,oning on him IKE dog"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08

TIE West Virginia delegates to the
Democratic Convention to assemble to-
morrow in Baltimore Are ALLEN T.
CAPERroN, Of Monroe, HENRY BRANNoN,
Of Lewis, HENRY G. DAVIS, of Mineral
and BENJAMIN WILSON. of Harrison, for
the State 1t large, The District dele
gates are, for the First District, ALEX
AMBER CAnrsELL. Of Brooke, and w. NJ.
CLEMENS, Of Wood; for the Second
District W. p. WILEY, Of Monongalis,
and B. F. MARTIN, Of Taylor for the
Third District, 9. W. MBopEN, Of Fay
cite, and PHILIP SNYDER, Of Kanawhs.
The headquarters Of the delegation
will be in Paflor 214. in Barpum'.
Hotel. which has been engaged for that
purpose. It WAS stated . few 4. weeks
ago thatths delegation would probably
be accompanied BY the Fairmont Bras
Band, though we are unsble to say
whether the arrangement was definitely
made. r--z,re rsaa. )
Besides the West virginians, Mis-
souri,. Tennessee, Ohio. Psnnsylvanis'
indians, Michigan, Kentucky, Masss'
chusetts. Illinois, MiuaesotA and Wis
cousin VII ks.s nsis ssRsesiss bed q.
quarters ia Barpum's Hotel q uors.> :, !
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08

WHAT right has Governor JACOB to
complain because he was not repomi.
mated at Parkersburg2 By virtue Of
what distinguished services has he the
ownership of the Democratic party 7
He Was an obscure man in 1870. with
out prestige or reputation, and the party
made him Governor. He will fill out
the full term for which he was elected,
but has done nothing that entities him
to more. He should have been content
with the good luck he has already
enjoyed; by demanding more he has
sDoiled all.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08

The Baltimore Convention will con
sist OF 1872 delegates of whom two
thirds, 4ss, will have to concur in the
nomination of a President. OK the
whole number, 6, from Delaware, are
instructed in favor Of a straight Demo
cratic nomination; Is are instructed to
make no nomination; 224 are instructed
to support GREELEY and BRowN; and
424 are uninstructed by their constitu,
ents. The New York World says that
a large majority Of those classed as
unrestricted are in favor of GREELEY
and that he will probably receive the
requisite two thirds and be nominated
on the first ballot.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08

AN excellent periodical and one
which every mechanic will fad worth
to him many times the price OF the
yearly subscription is the american
artisan, an illustrated weekly journal
Of popular and practical science, pub
lished by Brown and Allen, lS9, Broad.
way, New York. The price of subs
scription is two. dollars per year. The
number for last week commences q
new series and exhibits handsome
enlargement and improvement in every
respect We commend it to artisans
everywhere as well worthy Of patronage.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08

SEE that the new Constitution be
adopted, and then, if the Radicals should
come into power again, they will be
comparatively harmless. Their ability
to commit the political outrages which
marked their former sway will have
been destroyed. 1t is the effort to re-
store these men to full power before the
necessary safeguards have been estab-
lished, that renders Governor JACOBS
spostscy at this time particularly dis
tasteful to the Democracy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08

TIE people of West Virginia can
never afford to permit the Radicals to
come into power in this State until after
the new Constitution has been ratified.
II, through Governor JACOBS aid, the
Constitution be defeated and the Radi-
Gals restored to power. as is the pro-
gramme of the boilers, there will be
just the same opportunity there was
before for the adoption of test oaths
and the re.perpetrstion of all the enor-
mites that characterized the past.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-08

THERE are in every community a few
individuals who are chiefly noted for
the facility with which they flop over
from one political party to another.
1t may be allowed to an honest man,
when convinced Of error, to change bis
political principles once, but if he
changes oftener, or vibrates, as some do,
between one extreme and the other, he
is apt to be considered either knave
or q fool.