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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-17
The Question Of an Election in DC.

AaS SuGNd0u VI ~ 6kGClluu IN OGs
tober.
tFFOa the cAtEsbarG TslsStAph9
We can see no authority whatever for
holding an election on the cath oil 0cto-
Der. We have stated our views fully ON
this subject An election for members Of
Congress has been held and Il Is the duty
Of Gov. Jacob TO award certificates Of ell
ectlOn TO the three gentlemen receiving
the highest number Of votes. He Is not
the authority 10 decide the legality Of the
election. Ills the duty and privilege oil
the House Of Representatives 10 decide the
election and qualification Gifts own mem.
ber& That body has the right to deter
mine this question alter the 4th Of March
next, when MeSsrS Davis, Hereford and
HAgAns appear 10 qualify and take their
SEATS in the Forty Third Congress, and a
that body Is the only one having the
right TO determine the question, and II
viii not exist until the 4th Of March next
We cannot see why new election can be
held until the election held on the ssnd o.
August shAll be declared Illegal.
In regard 10 Mr.. AtkinSoa, he is q very
clever competent gentleman, but should
Il be necessary 10 hold another election
We shall oppose the nomination Of q Re
publican candidate. Mr.. Davis did the
people efficient service in the late canvass
in opposing the Constitution, and Al
though II was unfortunately ratified. his
services were nevertheless meritorions,
and should his recent election be declared
Illegal It VIII be very right and proper Tor
the Republicans to support him again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-17

TEE Typographical URio1 Of New
YoCk h&s made decided move in with.
drawing iron the "Wo:k;asmsa's Un!on,"
which Organization l4tely adopted 5 reso-
luton making il obligatory @ 81 mem,
berS 10 pSy twenty i've csaIS wesk dur.
ing strike by Aay *; Q; vo=kirsnen
Tbs ti7ee; TAX CO ministry 70 support IN
Golses re printers hare 3ess=z:1ei 10:
to?ay E3ks &zy ccGsi3e-&t;o2. sd their
sAessSlc :gcG tie CE;aa las s:vsl 18th
E8Aar So3 cA2t;G II: :2sSEaI iaio tie
ScSl-&.T pcscssaes q s. oSSAci-Aiioe
SA5A C-;;ass.T sAIs H. way 2ea II Pao-
ssSsas - TrVege1 = TIER j-S r.sh.s sd
privileges
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-17

Tn PaSSzzsA QsRnoraal, i cr3s- .
s7o. Ps-2sysv1&G Rsq1Sesss = scsA;e,
GE1s, S4Vs B2ALxEs tsezsaa Ee he
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tbs Hs EoeS AsxsaH Its4,t TAe R4-
EcT tai iAI: Exae hs-e hsso-s he rsoa;
eleeSaa IiaeSGse3, n oc3e % t5sstea
Democrats into voting Eae CA0zS, Ia;
Cor. JAooss Gae6n woll3 be Radical
1csags Go3 &Aec jAoas h43 aa e,aei
uW&s lS3 un3E TIE haaZj46as uao&xi.
" q eating is oE1 Eoo3s sd showing
tAst his election EGsS Democratic yicsoIy.
EBucHIzv should be elected, We shoold
6sithe CSa1ArsSsl quickly ret-sctias its
assertion and arguing tbs, the defea; q
HAETRASyT would rot have tie slight.
ea nnoeace On the Presidential election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-17

Iii Announced this morning that NJ.
GEEELEr vii start on tour through the
West Tomorrow. Whatever the pHeteace
msy Be, Ofeoore this trip Is designed to
promote M. GREEIEr's Presidential peos.
pectA In other words, ii IS An slec6ooeer.
ing ancs. lis the fst time, We believe,
in the history Of politics in this country
that such thing hiss ben 6oae BY aay
persaa Af2 receiving to.nal Doninaioa
Tor the Prasi3ener. Heretofore notion
Idiguig associated with tie position hS
forbidden Presidential candidate TO tu-a
cat in pe-soa 70 hep his chances q e3H-
tOa- We Do not know th1t thar Is xsy
vital objection 10 tie iaxrsrc2iaa q =
neE tGsAioa n this mater, bat Ne i.eGoe
TO tAink tie American paqss vuaA ho0a
@ l1s- % her Gneisat respect tr the
dignity attaching 70 lie kisAe& o6os II
their Ei;L L Tie soii3s;es mod stSck %
Tie OS3 usage As3 star 81 hoGe, Go3l3ve
Tie eA:AS-S1s &s3 eSsFqS elGEiss 4u1
pEsncO AAss7sz; q tie caaaSca 10
tAeir t-Ssa5s Aad to tie eao5s&.ses SO IL
xxx PNS6oo& Iajsstioe 70 NJ. GExx-
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NV tSSASoo IN PseS3ssssL e.ap2;sas Is
SscVted By lin pot q his oEa cScGas. hEt
IN defecenoe tOtAe GAes ottse r4z.ssrx
IN whose haas he h&s p,sos3 hz1s1d
BIS mistake : = eaa&a6ss % % Ek1s-
eN= thsy nAy UeqEire q Aia ARss lie
sseetSn NJ, GESuxr Uosld aSl e..s;s.
sAtissea with kizsek i: H k13 Saved
closely Al Ac1e daring lie e4apa;ss- \
nan nay .s'Dstiaes AssNop % eae4az.T
bat to sap aid sSEa 6etsSI to-. ) KS,
H&o3 vsx4sSoo oE 2uii
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NE F1ME GoGDoS Bennett vreas.
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6es1eit.s With SSS. Sc. M SPorn3.r ~
TIE New ScE& HrSss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-17

ANrw YoRx special to the 0aeiaSIti
CEaseoeisl says NJ. GREELEY will be in
Cincinnati Friday, and will Address the
millions there Friday night on general
subjects" We should Ike to inquire o;
oar Cincinnati contemporary how many
millions o. people are expected to be in
that city Friday night and how many
millions Q! persons can get within the
range of one speakers voice!
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MARRIED.

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Goc=:ac. ASIGs5 - iS33, NJ. JAxxS DIM !
~ 41Ss SKA SEAEs, SsaGh.erc & Rev.
us Sl-Si, n q ELsE-sos eoc-sT, WA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SEr:=
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-17

oNor about October ninth the CRiearo
Tr:5ass will be issued from its new otnoe,
errer Of Madison and Dearborn streets
the location which it occupied before
the tire-And will thereafter be printed on
quArto sheet the size and shape Of the
Me- York 7TE,E& The Ni5sEt Is s great
newspaper and enjoys, as it deserves, s
wonderful rroEneriN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-17

"GeR Grant never has been defeated, and be
neTef viii Se,'-HoRAC1 GRIELIr.
while asserting the right Of every RGpahA.
eAa 10 he RatrGmnSled choice Of candidate fox
RExi PrSsidont until nomination IL EaGae, I
venture 10 saesesi that Gen. Grant win Se far
better QuAtae4 for that nGnentOas trast IN
lST9 Ian be VA IN ISIS "-HoRAcG GEIxLxr,
SPsNaA q So JEsssTT. ISL,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-17

GRAFT BRewX in one Of his late
speeches conceded the bare possibility
that Gran; might carry three States The
question now Is il M&ine and Vermont
msy be counted in these three.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-17

The Charleston Courier says Judge
LOOMS has commenced proceedings TO
contest the election Of j. n JACKSON,
who has 4 small majority.
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LApIES' MATCHES,

We have In store 9 iun lire Of mAgOiAeaAt
LIdles' Gold Watches, embracing ali grades Of
American and Foreign manufacture. Also, OperA,
Matinee md other cold ChAlnss JeEClCy, Spec
taeleS Silver Ware. Cl0eks, Cod PetA, &e,, q
l0t Market street below N'Lure HonsA
az Fine Watches, Clocks, JeWelry, &e., n.
StSii 01ToRY a pUFFIKLD
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EGEET RIM N TeF,1s Mr. -, ~,
t6sess * Ez IaE Asses q eI-iT - NJ.
AaAe saS2sIG SaHs&7ElS = Nasr!nr1 -
Go,seS NV 1tSAl2 & SrassPa4 ~ al
sszHElkh p NglnN6sS. SNolS ~ CsrrrNS-s -
ia, n stElr4 aVsNsaG.
4Se=sA E0EAzo 4Ssoc1ATENN, Ma .
SSsa Nh SSSec F4EShts'1lsA, Pa aaSN5GE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-17

FoR CoSaRESA- Csc. R LATuAG
announces himself this morning in our
columns as a candidate for Congress in
the Second District.
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Books, Stationery, &C.
New Books!
AT THE CITY BOOK STORE.

ne Ross s,r1sa-By author Of "UnIva,es,"
PathA.dtr-By J. Hsninore Cooper, roJa!
octave edition, q Is; paPer, sc.
Last fths Nsh!esA.-By I. Fenlnors Coopq,
royal octave cGIEiOn, 81 .,
Deer GlAysF-By J. RsalnOrS COOpor, roysl
octave edition. SIS.
pr. T1AlJks-By John EGtsn Cooke, royal
oetAVo, cloth, q =; paper TSe.
- AGoOd IaVeStnsnt-By william FAgE, papz,
oaAn-BT Nh. oupsAat p.ptr, -
A sSlG.a ssTOW-By Nh. casAa Hoy,
Lard EIIsSes ll-By chAsleS Lever, royal &C.
taTo. cloth q ~ papiH ttoo
An american Girl Ihroad-By Mis- Adsl,ae
Tfafon. doth, i11O. q "a
ne Wars DlusAttr-By Geo. MssdoaAlA,
eloiA, limo 81 50 E
he Dottsr. DassAtsF-By sOPAis NGy,
saratoss IN 1sel-By Ell P4kins and Arthur
Lznlsy, eloth, S1o1
cAattsrbax for lsis-BOArds, asa
The xsu HInhlli-AtMp'toes.
Anew and Complete Stock Of
School Books for Fall Trade,
BastAO'Oasvs New SOiss.es, Slate,
LADIES STATIONERY IN ALL sTE1EG
J. D. STANTON,
CORNER MONROE AND MARKET SIS.
Gau
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DIED.

EoL7.-SAS Ia: CoAt il Raz,aAs-eeea..1
g 4sa.iJ, AGS1E - - & OSupsy, IA ga
R@. tS1so9S Tie M yeE q Is az
oRSDoFR-4t Easy: Da.e, L HEEnsA.r.
eaGsIT, q wednesday. AEsIs: s ~ NJ
SANH CCSnoER% n sAe 6S<A pa: q II M
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OETOhY a DUFFIKLD
PROCLAMATION
BY THE aovERNoR.

], JOHN J. JACOB, Governor Il The state o.
Wet Virginia, DO issue this, ny PFOelAmGtioe.
AID give notiee, that o. Ne Tuesday rext AflGF
the Ant Monday IN November, lSE1, an election
win Be held a he v1Si0Qs places Of voting
thEoaEhout the st1tS FOR the purpose q ehoos.
Of The Oniio4 Stats, iof he State Of West VII.
gaia
In testimony whereof. have hefeanto Get ny
~ had, AHa e21Se1 the sal q the StAte
10 b Amxed a ChAFlestcn, Oils Ann
SIAL kday 81 SEptenbeE, N the year O0e
Thousand sisht hundred and ssVSaty;
JOHN ). JACOB.
spit JOHN ". PHBLPs. seey Of STAT.
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Ana receiyes tAssnsrrr.

A mistake in oVeNar&EinS Sn sarpat
St hank i DOT criminal; bat 10 civ9 a
check EOs CAiGAhle coaSSersrsoa "a a
bank in Which tie drawer Sepsno as.
ccS-nl and hAd 10 tuD3A s SSs1Enea 10 Sc
obtaining money ca hEe pres1ocaS an
o6ence which tie hE p1nSAeS SsS crime
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General Rotjce9.
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nurncn

Is-cAARLES T. SCOTT. OF Richie.
A-THONAS r CARSKADON, Of Mineral.
S&-R0NSo 4. FRRRR, OF HAnANAA.
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New Advertisements.
WANTED.

FOUR YOUNG MEN can b accommodated
with BOAEaingand Lodging, IN eentrallOtAGiOn.
Apply Al thIs osieG tSStT'
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TSERiAIP SahseriPuOa /. Ham,

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rad VI Oath RR
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oTHcEEcxN&-Ae oSepcc3e=i asks
he PHILADELPHIA LASrr tbs GaesSoc:
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and thoGSa mistake, q eSresessuAsS sIEs
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render myself hAhle TO criminal prasecs-
cca N any way! O. Sos Tie kTkaoI
upon II N Tie SAue light . { l riTe a
check ppo0 hank wSese have 70 g
counts
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4 Is8 klGo4---EAss b.ltlse a. A.. :,
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1872. Cameron FaH. 1872.
The Western Pennsylvania, Eastern
Ohio and West Virginia Agri.
cultural and Mechanical
Association,

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NsSOAf, THURSDAY ~ FRIDAY. Sep.en-
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-04
Furniture Sale.
BY JACOB LEVIN.

THIS Wednesday, MORNING, 4th inst, At 10
O'Clock, before my store. I viii sell, without
reserve, in good order, the following variety:
OHAIkS, TABLES, BEDSTEADS,
extension Table, Lounges, Sideboard,
Mattresses. Pillows, Bolsters,
Window Shades, Mating, DO, DO.
One neat Cottage Set, consisting OF Bed
stead, Chairs, Dressing Bureau, Waah-stand,
Table, Rack, &c., DO.
ALSO,
general variety OF China, Granite and
Glassware. Sept
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-04
Notice..

NOClCo.
TINHE Republican Voters Of Richland County
Il are earnestly requested to meet at the
Court House, on MONDAY, the 9th of Sop
the recent nominations made by the Comfy
Convention. MANY REPIfBI,IOANH
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-04
Richland Lodge No. 80. AIM.

A A REGULAR Communication Of this
XYFLodge will be held in Masonic Hall,
O'Clock. By order OF the W. NJ.
Sept B. I. BOONE. Sec'y pro tenn.
81 meeting OF the Board Of Trustees
will be held immediately after the olosing Of
Richland Lodge
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-04
AuCt1on @ales.
Variety Sole.
BY JACOB LEVIN.

THIS "wednesday MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
at my store, I will sell,
NO. GOSHEN BUTTER, in kegs,
NO. Goshen Butter, in tin pals or 10 lbs,
Pickles. in quarts and pints,
Coleman's Mustard,
Spice, Pepper. Tea, Soda,
Wine Bottles, Saddle Bags,
Soda Crackers, Wooden-ware, 20. Sept4
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living Americans, Greeley is the recog-
nized champion, and no body of organ
lied opponents to it has ever existed in
the country, except the Democratic par.
ty. Yet, by the decree of O convention.
assuming to REPRESENT that party, Gree.
ley has been gaketted us it's standard
bearer. OppositibH to that proceeding
has, in my mind. far deeper source than
mere attachment to party. That I, at
least, am not unduly Influenced by that
sentiment, may appear by the measures
adopted againet the recently detected
municipal defaultera. In organizing the
forces employed, equal opportunities for
purging itself from completely were
given political parties and every class.
Thue innocence has been shielded from
the discredit Of evil associations mad
vertently formed. Official villainy
stands literally defonoeless, under actual
or impending judgment; and all honest
men in this great city and State are
united as brotherhood, for common
defence.
Aside, then. from party sentiment, my
views of public interest and public ne
oessities compel me to repudiate the Bal
tlmore nomination OF Greeley. When
ever speaking or writing on the subject.
have uniformly condemned it, and de-.
olared my readiness to support Demo
cratic candidate. This circumstance has
led to supposal, in some quarters, that
l had aspirations to Office, and it has
been suggested that my name might be
offered to your acceptance as q oandi-
date. The object of this letter is to
avoid misrepresentation on those points.
II compelled to decide between Grant
and Greeley as candidates for the Presi.
denoy, the Democratic elector must rely
very much upon mere conjecture. Those
lnciining to the latter as choice of evils.
will suggeat that mitigation of oppres-
slons at the South would result from his
success. There may, however, bo equal
ground to hope for that good result in
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-11-13
BcHardlng the Minister.

In 3 certain very hard district of
the far West q reyivalist had been
laboring with great zeal and elo-
Quence, with absolutely no results.
His meetings were well attended BY
rough characters from far and near,
who turned ont ito heat the
speeches, but the 1n0urners seat
was vacant, the seekers bench seat
ed not one Finally, after many
meetings, the minister made his last
appeal-he waited and pleaded, but
no one moved Finally he said he
would have to abandon his effort
that he had tried hard to produce
conviction, bat no one was moved.
lie had now made his last appeal
and. after few mild words, he sat
down At this juncture Z tall man
Of the soil arose and said that the
preacher had been working hard, and
had labored faithfully with them. If
he hadn't succeeded it wasn't his
fault, and now, as q token of their
appreciation and respect for him, he
moved that the congregation give
the preacher three cheers, which was
carried.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-11-13
Fifteen Great Mistakes.

1t is a great mistake to set up our
own standard of right and wrong,
and judge people accordingly. 1t is
great mistake to measure the en-:
joyment Of others by our own; to
expect uniformity OF opinion in this
world to endeavor to mould all dis
positions alike not to yield in i'm
material trifes to look for perfec-
tion in your own actions to Worry
ourselves and others with what can
not be remedied; not to alleviate all
that needs alleviation, as far az lies
in our power; not to make allowances
for the infirmities Of others to con-
slider everything impossible which
we cannot perform; to believe only
what our finite minds can grasp; to
expect to be able to understand
everything. The greatest Of all
mistakes is to live only for time,
when any moment may launch US
into eternity.