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New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
VICTORY IN INDIANA.
THE STATE LIBERAL BY AN ESTIMATED
MAJORITY OF 5000

MAJOhli VT
Indiana returns are too meager to warrant moro
than an expression of the belief that yesterday q
election resulted in the triumph of Hendricks and
Reform The scant news received all points in that
direction, and the Liberal Committees at Indian
apolis feel assured that Hendrckss majority cannot
fall below 5000.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBusB.i
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct S.-The later returns indicate
that the Liberals have held their own in the por-
tions of the State where they were chiefly looked
for. The gains have been heavy and constant in
the southern tier of counties even in the face
of the unprecedented open frauds. SO far as
any estimate can be made, the Committees count on
n majority which will fall below the autcipations
of yesterday, probably about 5000. The districts
are not heard from to any extent. 1t is probable
that Heilman, the German candidate in Niblack's
district has run 600 ahead of his ticket but the gen
eral vote is not known.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
ARREST OF MAIL ROBBERS.

NEw-0RLEANs, Oct. 6.-A Galveston dispatch
from United States Marshal Rniel announces the ar
rest Of the Flynn Brothers sous Of the Postmaster OF
Tylsg Texas charged with robbing the MAIL They made
desperate resistance. killing deputy narilai before
he Xnre
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
-. 49, I,..,;a, of Colnnh;a

The election in the District of Columbia
yesterday was offended with but few Disturbances,
which the police promptly suppressed Gen ~ +. Chip
man Grant Republican, and the present deieyate TO
Congress- was releaoted by $500 majority Inc hepup
cans also elected 10 out OF the n delegates TO the Legis
latlNa AsnemhlY.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
1872.
IS9S.
TotaI .......1a0.SO5 l9l,63l. |.

The above ri counties cast about half the total voe OF
the State excluding Philadelphia. The majority for iar
tranft for AuditOr-General in 1863 outside Of Pha-
delphia. was 9S52, and 463l IN the above counties
His majority this year, estimated above. IL 5000.
falling Off of 1871, or, in round numbers, say
15OO Should he loose $500 in the counties from
which we have returns his majority outside OF Phila
delphia would be reduced TO 5000. But Judging from
what is now known, it is hardly reasonable to suppose
that he will Of much in the rest of the counties.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
VO". XXXll..,. NO 1888.
PENNSYLVANIA'S FATE.
nErEAr OF BucKALEw AND REFORM.
TRIUMPH or THE RING.


AT this hour the most probable estimate OF Hart
1aurt's majority in Pennsyvania-tor there Is un-
fortunately, no doubt of his election - is
5000. Of which about cooo0 has been
counted up in Philadelphia. We have no means
of forming Judgment TO what candidates
have been chosen in siv Congre districts, bat the
Administration holds its own in The Others, and viii
probably make some gains.
TIE NEWS AT TIE rHILADELPHA pEuoGiAfIc
HEADQUARTERS.
f8y TELEGRAPH TO THE THurNGI
IuILNuEipHIA Oct. S.-PAiladolplla gives nW0
fog ,artia1lt and The State don't show amy gains to
MAKE Bucbaows election likely.
SAMUEL J. RANDALL.
l!ARTRANIr'S MAJOETCY ESTIMATED AT So'VVV'
lHy rgE BAPH 10 TIlE lRlBuNGi
pmtADrLpHIA Oct o-12:30 o. mat the Demo
cratic hcaduuarers il is thought Hartranf Is elected
by2JOJ0 majority. The Liberal Republicans esti-
mate the majority at 2o0co.. The Grant people are
60 excito, that they can't make estimates.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
NEWARK CHARTER ELECTIONS.

NEWARK, Oct. s.-The Newark charter elec-
ION resulted in 1900 Graut Republican majority,
being gain OF nearly 1000 last years charter cleo
tions and lmore than 5000 Gov Parker's major
ity last November The Grant Republicans carry is out
of the Is wards and EJECT IL Aldermen. The new Council
viii stand 20 GIant Repuhicans 70 10 Dem0erats
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
TOTAL
-. .gs.o59 80. .l0,el7 -

The aboye-nomed cities, towns. and borouehs cast
ysar ago somewhat more than one-sixth Of
the whole vote Of the State, leaving out the
.nty aud county Of Philadelphia. Last
wear Dr. Stanton had 2,9lj majority
In the counties other than Philadelphia, and
a,7If in the towns and cities in the table above
This year Harhanft has a reported net majority
in the said towns. cities and boroughs
II $3.50, Administration net gain O. -,0SO.
We conclude Therefore thai Hatanlt will
rnteI Philadelphia With a majority " probably $500,
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
A QUIET DAY AND A FULL VOTE.

NO DIsTURBANCEs-THE NEGROES INsoLENr BUT
THE LIBERALS DIsCREET-EXAGGERATED
RUMoRs.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCSEl
INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 8.-Everything forced a
full The day perfect and from sunrise till sun
set the city presented something like holiday aspect
The intensity OF feeling engendered by the campaign
found vent in the vast crowd OF resolute men that
thronged the polls constantly through the day The only
vestge OF difficulty reported happened in trivial way
AT one Of the wards where some boasting eolored men
drew cudges their fellow voters. The crowds OF
through the entire day evidently courtng
trouble At every poll in the city saw groups OF 20 and
80 colored nsolenty armed with bludgeons, sword
canes and razors aud in most e1asperating the
whites with bravado The Liberals held themselves in
check with admirable Judgment and temper, and sub
mted to the insoen tyranny Of the Morton repeaters
with unmpaired good humOr. The cheating was some
thing incredible according to all local testimony wards
where the population has had visible increase, long
before midday polled vote large as last year. and
az these things to be known the Morton people
began to assume appearance OF confidence. Wards
that last wear cast 1,2O0 o'clock reported
l7OO and advance from 1000 10 1soo AL sorts
OF nars up through the day TO perplex and mis-
lead the Liberals Dispatches were bruted about retail
ing the particulars Of negro bucheres at NewAlbany
and elsewhere and every possible effort was made to in
duce the Liberals TO withhold their votes from Hen
bricks These tactics employed in the State at
large as well, but with little appreciable effect To-
night there will be meagsr indications OF the result The
ticket will be very difficult to count owing to the
proyison that OF all the officers voted for are
10 be printed slip and that both parties must
have tickets OF the coor-white II takes there
FORE two minutes count each ticket aud on vote Of
nearly 100000 with scratching, can see 1t will take
ls hours nearly declare the actual returns by counties
From the gains or in few Of the chief places to-
night the general result be estimated but anything
in the way of absolute figures hardly be known be-
fore tomorrow noon.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHEs.l
IYDTASAPoLIs, Oct sThe election returns so far are
very meager The ticket is very long, and returns
received only from small precincts The vote is very
close 1t will be late before correct estimate can be
made. One precinct in st. Joseph County gives Brown
Grant Republican,. for Governor, 2O7 majority White
River Township Randolph County. gives Brown 1876
majority New-Haven, Allen County, gives Hendricks
DemO, for Governor, 40 majorty-a Liberal gain OF
81. Gunford Township gives Brown $50 majority.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
rnr GEORGIA ELrcTloY.

LIBERAL MAJORITY PROBABLY GOOO.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 6.-Ihe Mordn1 Ao'oS has
received official returns l09 counties. giving Smith
majority Of 6l63i There are % hear from,
which viii doubtless swell the majority 20 G09o
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

IBY TELEGRAPH TO rH8 TRIBuNEI
INDIANAPOLIS Oct % a. m-Tbe returns still in
dicate the same average gain and loss The Legs
lative ticket is all uncertain, but the State Com
mittee are assured that the Liberals are in the
ascendant in the doubtful districts At this late
hour no returns have been received from
the city wards. This is the great point
upon which the State win. to certain
extent, hinge. The gains so far reported for Hen
bricks assures him a majority which can't he
counted lower than 5000, though the Morton Rrg
now boast that they mean to have 1900 majority
tomorrow. 1t can hardly happen, however. az The
vote was closely scrutinized in this city. and the
usual process of counting in will be impossible.
Nothing in the form of absolutely accurate count
need be expected before tomorrow afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
STATE OFFICERS AND coNGREssMEN

STATE OFFICERS AND C0NGRESSMEN
ELECTED.
The following named State th.ccis are elected all
Administration:
GocerH0r-Johu L. Iltr.r,,iL
Jt0J1 Sfiaeuc Court-t'lyr,os Mctcor.
Iud.0r.C CCncrdi-fa Allen.
gao following is partial list Of the Congressmen
elected:
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
rrRsoNAL-BY TELEGRAPH.

... The Grand Duke Nicholas OF Russia has ar
rised la Constant. .aape
Rrevet Brig Gen Hartman Baohc. Colonel of
Eupe,r. in the Uah rny disi fhia ehs yesterday
a.. IS
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
A LIBERAL GAIN IN ALLEN COUNTY.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THg TRIBCNEI

ISDIANAPoLIs, Oct s.--As specimen brick,
the first township heard from. New-Haven, Allen
County gives Hendricks 2l2, Brown 1O2 against 81 for
Grant and l7O for Seymour in 1868, Liberal gain OF 81
CLARKE COUNTY GIVES HENDRICKS EIGHT HUMID
RED MAJORITY.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. s.-Clarke County Ind,
gives about so majority for Hendricks Floyd about
1909 and Scott about go.
FEW ADDITIONAL RETURNs-GAINs BY BOTH
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
MEAGER RETURNS BUT LIBERAL GAINS.
SENATOR GAINED IN MONROE coUNrr-POs'
rr,N.1a
sIBU.ITY OF COBURN's DEFEAT.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEE.I

SIBILITI OF COBURNS DEFEAT
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRtBUNB.l
IrNprANAPoIIs, Oct. S-1Op. m.-The Liberals have
reports of one Senator gained in Monroe County
and the indications in this city point to Gen. Co
burns defeat for Congress by FROM 900 to 400 ma
ioIity. The Morton Committee have returns from
some Of the southern counties the Kentucky
border giving the Brown ticket heavy gains, which,
it true must have been caused wholly by negro
repeaters. No other returns Of consequence have
yet come to hand. The length Of the ticket, con-
tanning % names, makes the work very slow, and
only the most Insignificant points are so far on
record As will be seen by the meager figures already
SEMI the gains have far been in favor of the Lib
erals with the most unpromsiug localities heard
from No positive information is now looked for
before midnight and probably nothing until near
morning.
If D. n--Ihe returns still struggling IN by
townships aud thu reports indicate that little more
than guessing can be made tonight. Even in this
city nothing is known from the wards even where
the Iightest vote is cast. Fully 4s hours will he
taken up in the count. The Morton people are tee-
graphing that Niblack ls defeated. If he were it
could not be known at this hour nor until to-mor-
row, as his district is less accessible by telegraph
than any other. Vague reports come to hand OF
members returned, but there can be little de-
pendence placed on them as the statements are
based on guesswork. As TO the result in the State,
no figures at hand in the possession of either party
give the fantest Indication Brown telegraphs
from his county that he 100 ahead of his ticket
carrying the county by 800, a gain of 400.
RUMORS BUg NO FACTs-REP0RTED FRAUDS by
THE MORTON MEN.
INDIANAPoLIs Oct. -Midnight.-Rumors still
come in lieu Of facts The business Of fraud, 1t was
found was carried in open and shameless defiance,
and the results are astounding where approximate
figures have been given. As an indication of the
intention in this business, Of the Grant workers
declared, not an hour SINCE that tho returns from
the Third Ward in this city would be held back
until the returns from the Fifth Ward were handed
in. The first is a ward much frequented by the inn
ported negroes, and the latter strongly Democratic
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

INpIANAPoLIs, Oct. S.-The returns continue
to come ia slowly Abont towns and townships heard
from give the Grant Republicans gam OF about $40 on
the vote OF 1870 Browns majority In Randolph County II
estimated at 1900. la Howard Township, Howard
County the Liberals gain 90 Tie Liberals gain ISs IN
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
THE RETURNS.
LIBERAL GAINS IN THE NINTH DISTRICT.

LIBERAL GAINS IN THE NINTH DISTRICT
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Fort WAYNE, Oct. S-The law requiring
ballots to be counted singy being very generally
Piled with, and, consequence, Trustworthy returns
cannot be given. The indications favorable to the
election Of the Liberal candidate for Congress IN this
district shanks. the present incumbent, runs behind
his ticket This city gives ali increased vote Of 1900
over the election OF ls6s and the majority for Hendricks
will probably reach 1850 IN this city Liberal gain
EDITOR, SENTINEL.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
GENERAL P0LITlcAL INTELLIGAAci
THE NEBRASKA ELECTION.

THE GRANT STATE AND CONGRESS TICKET
ELECTED.
OMAHA. Oct. s.-The election passed of
quietly fun vote was polled The Grant Republican
state and Congress ticket elected by about 6o ma
jority. This (DouglasD County, considered Liberal
nghold, gives Republican majority OF about 100
The following is tie ticket elected;
co,e-,or r W Furnas tArg GenT j. r. Webster.
on Jisfiee a. b. Lake Prison InSp...W. ". Abbey.
- lDaniel CAN'T Dist 4Wyg.1 A. j. Weaver.
ASS'""S'''o'' s. Maxwell. 2 W. j. conner
See Of state. j. J. GOsper. b. NJ B HONIe'
auditor. j. b. Weston COngTtsS0i0h IL" crOhhse
Treasurer. H. A. kOenlg
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
p O S T S c r IPT.
VICTORY IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ELEC.
TION ASSURED.
f:3O A. vi.

HIS MAJORITY nor LESS THAN 5000-No RE
TURNS FROM THE WARDS or INDIANAPOLIS.
TRY TELEGRAPH TO Tug TRfgrryEI
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

TO which must be added whatever may be ciphetod
out for him ia that metropolis.
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY GIVES BUCKALEW l'NVo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-27
Republican state Convention.


Tue undersigned 70 directed By tho Republican
atAte Central Committee 10 call upon tho voters
Of the Republican party In West Virginia 10 send
delegates 10 . Convention 10 Be heldat Grafton,
on the 29d day Of Nay next, Of 10 n. tor thspuI.
pose uf choosing delegates 70 Che National Re.
publican Convention, 70 DO held o. Philadelphia,
on the bth day Of next June, and for The purpose
Of tranSActinR such Other business a. may then
seem appropriate. The Committee urge upon the
Republicans OF the State the Importance ola fall
attendance Of tho State Convention. j -
The Committee recommend
That In each county, unless other arrange.
ments arc made By ~ Executive Committee
tia. County Convention assemble at the Court
House, on Saturday, tho 18th day OF Nay next,
10 choose deleeates to the State Conyentlon.
That each County Convention an any vAeau.
cies that may exist In the County Executive
COMMITTEES, 90 that fall List Of tho Committee
may b reported at the State ConyOntIon.
O. W. B. ALLISON,
~ Chairman State Executive Committee.
HaNsltAg. Karat 20. iSI2.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-27
The Valley Railway.

A company was some time since char
tered TO build railway from Cleveland,
in this direction, up the CuyAhoga Valley,
10 BowerStown, on the Panhandle road.
The projectors OF the Wheeling & Lake
Enc road have looked upon the under.
takipgwith much interest, inasmuch as
meeting their road at the point named
and thus making q direct line from this
city to Cleveland, considerably shorter
than the G, & P. road affords, it would be
valuable feeder to this end of the W. &
T. 3 road. The route contemplated, up
the cdyahcgaI Valley, Is an easy one, and
the country trayersed very rich in various
kinds oil mineral wealth and in agricul.
tural resources.
Wednesday the corporatoEs Of this Val.
lsy'Rdilway Company held meeting in
Cleveland and elected the following dlrec.
tors: JAMES FAaslRl, N. P. PAYNE and
A. STONE, Of Cleveland; ]. a. sAxToN
and GEO. CooK, 81 Canton; D. L. KING
and ]. F. sEmEE1rse, Of Akron. These
gentleman win meet at the Weddell
House, in Cleveland, FOR the election Of
officers, on the 9Th of May. 1t is pre-.
sumed thatAir. FARMER, who is the soul
ofthe enterprise and an experienced and
capable railroad man, will be chosen
President. oftheprospects Of this under.
taking, the Cleveland Herald OF Thursday
says:,.S, ~, r,~,,.7r- az
"The prospects Of the enterprise are
such that 1t may almost be declared q
certainty that the road win be built. Ol
course so great project cannot be started
in a day, but the necessity Of the road Is
daily more generally recognized, and
while Cleveland is, as usual, a little back.
ward in subscribing to the stock, there is
no doubt that the necessary amount will
be raised. Akron, Canton and other
places along the line have done we'll, and
that promptly, and now the enterprise
only waits upon Cleveland"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-27

q "a = q aaa.
A PARAGRAPH has been going around
through the Democratic press that the
amount Of money plundered from the PEG.
pie Of this country by the Internal Reve.
nue. Department IN 1871 was $685..
sss9o;D and that the expense of assessing
and collecting thisax was $7,225, 3G2 50,
or forty per cent. The statement shows
either lamentable ignorance or dishonesty.
These eighteen millions are the proceeds
OF the income tax alone while the seven
millions cover the cost Of assessing and
collecting the entire internal revenue.
This for 1871 was $148, 09s, 1888, and the
cost collecting It S7,O75, 1917, less than
FIVE par cent, 3 e.. .5 =. y. ~. y'l .:,
All taxes are unpleasant The income
tax Is one Of the most odlous that has ever
been imposed IN this country. II was
necessary during the war, and was cheer.
fully paid; it is not necessary now; and al.
though 1t expires with this year, by Its
own Limitation, It should have been re,
peAled before. Butitis hardly necessary
TO charge upon II the expense Of assessing
and collecting the entire internal revenue
Of which this offensive tax contributed but
an eighth. ~ .aa-a % .ff,s,4-. ..s.st
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-27

II was with great difficulty that the
Legislature could be induced 10 pass anu
tax bill, for the reason that those who ia.
vored the payment Of interest sought nelo
subjects Of taxation, while those who op.
pose payment determined to.oppose new
subjects and to reduce those existing. As
was usual during the session, after q long
and fierce conflict, the party who favored
the dSath OF the debt tritimphed, and q tax
bill containing the most remarkable fea.
tures ever seen or known and Welding.
de1gn<dly, less revenue than the former
one was tho result. - ia l5g.-g. l.fE
Thelegfslature disposed Of, very sum.
marilyp Of what are known as the "West
Virginia certificates" by declaring Thai
Virginia would never pay any portion al
them, and this, too, by an Overwhelming
vote, Now, no one In his sober senses
can claim, or ever dreamed that vour
State owes one'third Of the debt, and ifthis
legislature, openly and without INQUIRY,
but because they think that public opin.
ion will applaud, repudiate this honest
portion Of her debt, he must be "a mailman.
who supposcs their interest In regard 10
the remainder, TO be any other than that
indicated In this communication. These
certificates are in apecullar condition, for,
By he terms Of TIER issue, Virginia, became
tle trustee and conduit, through ultom Wet
HireiniG GhOtlld pdyhtr portion 10 tJe hold
q, and 10 her the creditor can alone look.
The bondholder can never demand
payment Of these certificates Gt the 6o1n.
ter Of the West Virginia treasury. Thrust
come to Richmond where they will be sent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-27

Secretary Of War will be getting
diagusted with investigations ere long,
We fear. Having already been favored
with two very hGrrssSlng ones on the
armS.Sale question, he Is now treated 70 a
third By, tho Houseof Representatives,
the object being TO ascertain how the
mischief 1t came about that the record Of
the Buell. courtmardal WIS spirited sway
from the War Department 30 mysterious.
ly. The curiosity Of the House on this
subject was doubtless stimulated by the
iacs that the Secretary only few weeks
since assured that body that the records
which he had on hand concerning this
particular case were 80 voluminous tha,
a very numerous army Of clerks wound
be required to copyit, NJ :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-27
No. lo2 MAIN STREET,
(MERcHANTs' BLooKS

Exceeds anything Of the kind ever presented in
Wheeling The Immense stock Of Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods opened and noWion exhibit
ton Will be sold rat stonishibglY low prices.
Having purchased most Of our stock, from i'm
porters and manufacturers by the package, en-
Ables US 10 sell At loss than the usuKl and
all persons In want Of good goods arerespectful.
~ invited 70 give rs an early call and save mon
ey. We ofief this morning ~
60 pieces Grenadines new styles, from Is TO Soc.
l5o pieces Figured and Striped Piques, splen.
500 pieces Fancy Plaid aud Striped Popllns
from Is TO SOC.
100 pieces OF extra heavy GIHghAms, worth lsc,
for 12Hc.
100 pieces Japanese Silks ut almost any price.
Fancy and Black silks homlS l % Is - 50. La.
dies and Children'e Reidy Made Suits Rtgfeatly
reduced prices. Our, Shawl Department has
about 1000 Of the latest styles -6f 'shAWIs and
searts, Of al qualities and at any Price. = Our
best quality Of Ribbons, AL wldt6st Ginps, Silk
and Suit Laces, Rmbroideries, Buttons, etc, etc.
Also . full line Of the celebrated Nilsson Kid
Gloves, said tobe superior 70 EnythihRyet pro.
dneod IN the market. Our HoiserySD aytment
Is supplied with almost 900 dozen 6f aIIqnRli ties
and sizes, some worth 2Sc Tor l2Hc, and as low
As zoe pair. White Goods, swisScs, Mani oo1F,
Bishop and Victoria Lawns, Jaconets,. plain and
striped, good quality, at 25c, A handsome as.
softment OF PArasolG and Umbrellas cheap,
Cloths, CasSimeree, Jeans and C0ttonAdes In
great abundance AtGlmost any price. Bleached
and Brown MuslinS, sheetinRs, Table Linen,
Crashes, Towels, etc, etc, very low. In short,
oil kinds Of goods 10 DO found incthe market
Dolly Warden Dress Goods, etc., in great variety.
II. S.--We arc also cole agents for the MRysyille
Carpet Chain, the ancit, beat and cheapest In the
city. .'..-Ha3 ap1i ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-27

DEATH OF DR.. KIDwELL.-Dr. ZEDE-
nAuKmwEII, Of Eairmont, died at his
home in that place at 5:15 o'clock yester-
day morning. His father, ZEDEK1AH KID
WE'LL came. from Eastern Virginia to the
Northwest about the time'the Northwes.
tern Virginia turnpike was made; was a
bridge builder and built several of the
bridges on that road. He had several
sons, all of whom We believe are now
dead Victims Of consumption except one
who is now druggist in Washington
city. fr
In the ante bellum times DR.. K1DwE1L
took prominent part in the political az.
fairs Of Northwestern Virginia. He was
memhR Of Congress for two or three
terms from this district, was for many
years q member of the Virginia Board Of
Public Works and Of the Virginia Legisla.
tme: he was alWaysa Democrat and per.
sonally popular with his party. he sym.
pathized with the rebellion and went of
South early in 1851 and remained about
Richmond, in some official position most
OF the time, we believe, till the end of the
war, coming back to his old home after it
was over, wrecked in his political fortunes
and broken down in health, f--..-Eg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-27

TIM Cincinnati Gazette says that "it
oH1HIEs FRANcB ADAMS is nominated
Tor President he will be man without a
drop oil Democratic blood In his veins.p
g Yet The New York World and Cincinnati
Enquire both declare their Willingness 10
support him. -Ta- .-I