The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-12

,.,.,ure on An Excursion -
..,,,x of the Governors Mes.
.,r,yaI Of General Pannell
49,. crp,ain wilson.
sDe4al Correspondence ottne hes's'erl se
Cu,RLEsroy, December 8, 1872.
aBIsss me but tvs pleasant riding on
al" and especially when it don't
49,, ANYTHING. This WAS probably the
;r;on Of most OF the members OF the
Is,i.,s,ure, who went on jsmboree to
Huntington, yesterday, over the Chesa
,.Ls and Ohio railroad. Yesterday
q cheerful old day for our law
n.kers. more full than cheer, perhaps
IA Governor Jacobs Printing Com.
,;,.ion would say, the average" was
.,od Our nomsdic Legislature threw
or,bs heavy cares of State, tor the
roDc. and determined to enjoy their
holiday They arrived in Huntington
.,,,, eleven o'clock, took a few drinks.
and then did justice to big dinner, all
y xb:ch' was tree. After dinner they
',.,IIai around the town to see the
,;,b,s ltls well known that Hunting.
- rpou,h a Town OF great expecrs-
,;,o. in the future, is not much
a. mace at present, but "a the most
NJ our Legislative friends saw double,
.,5 some Of them more than that.
thew felt pretty well satisfied that they
..,. in town OF some magnitude
Tnsv started for the Permanent" Seat,
10, p,rioa, that was lapus calami,
man the Temporary" Seat, late in the
sfsrnoon feeling in the best OF humor
.nI 1ni~- na obligations 10 the offs
r.r.o',nr Chesapeake and Oulo road ior
me interest they manifested in making
,b;ors ENJOYABLE ior them In case
mo r,ad should need any favorable
I.yi,s,lon at some future day, quietly
y6n know, at will be all right" 1t is
n, 81 n a Misfortune TO be member
d, the West Virginia Legislature after
al.
see that Henry the Charleston ,
correspondent OF the Iats!ligencsr and
R.iicsi spoogist for Governor Jacob,
,Ss that nv statement in relation 10
the printing OF tue Governors message
Va, entirely untrue" Let me ex-l
p'sin: o. the day the Leg
issare met, inquired OF the
Plbc Pnnler the message had been
vrired vet. He in;ormei me thai
N ,ore VAS printing it. aud that he (the
p.uler) had understood the message
won j he DELAYED some time tor want OF
type to sci it al up u, once The acts
SHOW that II was ;, drl tyed, for a week
a. least NJ o-e waI formerly one of
the iitors and rrrpriet 'rs OF tn Jour-
nal and l. think g he wa sill con-
ed With that utp r. -tated IN my
Liter tn It the Jou'ral surprising u at
N o-r sd the JourntL were the same
tnn,, wa pinIi Z IN. me~age With
tltt sluglr eXCrp n NV statement ~'s
I.r:;y tru', and the facts suhst ,nila'ly
CrrrcL Ene meSsag- was printed by
sRmIGsl, And "a. delaved because the
N-..ail R,d cal hadn't enough rype
10 hi, establishment to tlrnr>h II at
ogH sjhopt -eniIHg to a Cincinnati
npr 0u1iry for upre. II IL Is any stt-
ssroI 10 Henry let me in orm
rim tnst i il becomes necessary tor M
70 TAX: u 'eg Lessons in trIthiulness,
Is1.I, not select liar for nv tutor.
rae s.riIaI Of General Pinnell and
CtNin AMY Wilson yesterday caused
nessi conservation among the
Charleston people on the removal ques
aon All sort. of wild and absurd
MINORS were shOtt 81 TO the object OF
Ihtl' vD-it. The most extravagant OF
we,e rnmora VAS, that they we're sent
here by The B .lumore and Ono Rail-
foii |Ompsnv. vita SS) 900, TO buy up
Nsfeqrs ;e unmh-r OF votps, il neces-
"'V, nr the removal OF the Capital.
"her It'll yol that some Of the best
hi most lnte gent mn III Chtrleston
't''y btl'rye II u be true. you can
m'n m dei how crazy they are on
;o' 'suGject. w. Ii. T.