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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-08-19
KEARNEY,S EXTRACT RUCHU. n

Habits Of Dissipation, etc., in all their stages, at
little expense, little or no change in diet, no in
convenience, and no exposure. 1t causes fire.
auenI desire, ana gives strengpEn ITO 70 urlnate,
Curing Structures Of the Uretha Allaying Pain
and Inflammation, frequent in this class of dis
cases, and expelling all Poisonous matter.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-08-19
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

We etnvtte from all personStohoo are
Interested In matters property belonging to this
department.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05

- S>ANI
FLOUR-Quiet and steady; a.
81 95G5 . tor superfne western; 8 sc
@6 90 Tor -Ohio /; f G5GT 10 for fancy
do; 95t15 p for superfne western
5 0096 - tor common 10 medium
extra western 6 2097 Il tor choice do
: 05SS % tor common 10 choice
white wheat western extra 6 loaf 81
tor common TO good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio. Rive -four 6
shade lower al 3 0094 80.
RYE-Frm.
BARLEY-Quiet and unchanged.
C0RN-Wi.hout decided change a.
-50S54c TO- steamer western mixed
and 55tG563 for sail.
0ATS-A shade hrmer ; at 42942.t
for new mixed western; 4S(G52 10,
white western, and 4lS42 ioc black
do.
PROVIS1ONS-Pork quiet snG
steady prices ruling; al ST. 80 to'
mess; - GOALS 80 tor extrs prime
, and l6 37t@17 50for extra mess. Bee
II moderate request and STEADY
al 9 00G16 so fc- plain mess auC
II 256I2 so for extra plain mess
fierce beet firm 81 l. 60G2l o. 10;
prime mes and y 009l3 90 to- India
do.
LARD-Quiet and weak a: 89S3c
to- prime steam and S4a95 Tor kettle
rendered.
PETROLEUM-Dull and heavy 81
5.c fo- crude and l. to- refined.
WEISKY-Steady.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05
Y;u-caus without Knobs

he Boston Commercial Bulletin says
II there is ever q man that lie anathe-
mauzsd nv the travelling nubllc, /; is
ina; stupid thouEhtless ass who makes
bureaus vitnou; knobs 10 the drawers.
the greater Gss If, perhaps, the landlord
who nuvs such useless things. II the
one KEY that pulls open the whole set
or three or tour drawers chances not To
he ,os. o: course 1t sticks o. get stuck
bv some nastv traveller In the top or
middle o. under drawer, and the next
one VINO com ss-wItn ms wife perm ans
to stsy MALI dozen days. and wants
the use o. II. breaks his finger nails
irving TO open the remaining drawers,
CT else gels one OF his OWL trunk keys
50 irexpl,citlv tangled HI IL one OF the
ksy holes, that : nasty Jerk snaps the
kew. and acts as the spark tkat causes
al explosion OF EuipAurons expletlves,
90 tAay madame turns round with q
snudde-, and Ny dea-, liz no matter
i YOU cant get the things, as yon
call them, open. it's no use OF your US
ing sue dreadful language. When
Madame, however, passes hastily by
and the one protruding key, sticking
GU, like g Cassack's lance catches her
new muslin dress ana slits Cd ugly
rent, then comes her turn. snd the lord
O. creation leans back in one OF the
troken Epringed easy chairs and laughs
Seriously the hotel keeper and manu-
,acturs- and furniture dealer who sell
nureaus without knobs TO all drawers,
f.miy attached, are accountable for
more profanity than & halky morse OF
decline in COPPER stocks. Remember
this furniture dealers and landlords.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05
ITEMS.

The Peoria people are bathing IN
lime water to disintec; against cholera.
Grayson Springs, Ey., is becoming
pretty well known as the great centre
for tsn-pin matches between lady
guests.
Il is stated tla; many OF the highest
prizes tor goods exhibited al the expo
sitlon viii be awarded TO Americans.
One hundred and seventy cures and
clergvmeu nave fled from Spain and
sough; refuge OF French territory.
Prince Bismarck mas granted permits
sion to the Good Templars to establish
lodges IL Prussia.
JeIn Ingelow, i; is said, does NOT
write any after breakfas. L great
many people IL Richmond do not
either.
& South Bend druggist nas adopted
a. E trade marx to- MS bitters as. c.
-IS73-Sl 200
Sau Francisco awarded & spanking
pr.ze to the baby tina; got up the big.
ees, CT or the shortest notice.
Al English lady is writing q book
to snow now any number Of her sex
NAV live Oh So & year. Who will en-
deavo. 10 snow WINS; women are
Worth.
4 puilsdelphign wears white band
O. UiescaeG cotton or MS nat IL place
o: crane. lie SAYS ne dosen't believe
II hollow mockery.
4 Young man IL Buffalo mas discov-
cree nov ne can take ME gIrl OF 8 two
DAYS excursion Tor s. 6S. He bor-
VOWS Sc OF the gir..
Jus; a. goon as Train and Sersean,
Bates got quiet, Gordon Go!d N telt
compelled 10 break out Edward Pay
sor Weston will probably soon 20 into
& state o. eruption.
Al Indiana family are living IN 6
cave il Ile river bank TO escape the
cholera. and the wife congratuiates
ne-seli or the tact that her husband is
home ~ : clock every night.
LI.-ce Jerome Napoleon hss SEMI
officially asked TO- restoration To MS
-anE IT ;ae French army a. general OF
division. NOrspiv mas vei been made.
lows gragsers are now abandoning
the system o, cooperative stores. They
nave tried the experiment TO theI- sat
isfsGsion, and fDG il impracticable anC
Improbable
The Mexican government mas re-
ceivsG dispatches confirming the report
/ tina, the famous Losado has been taken
. prisoner ny the national troops. He
wa captured o. the l4th MI.
The United States consul a. Valep-
( cia announces that two o. the vessel:
3 seized toy the insurgents IN Spain nave
sailed from iha; port Tor America.
/ The excellent opportunity 10: Dem
ocraIs TO participate IL "the glory OF 6
BG;ie- vlcto-v In Massachusetts, IL
aariiv seductive enough to pay fol
eating sucu dlrt-B0Ston Pos
!: Is paF;Ime with San Francisco
''noodiums" TO I'll key-holes with DOW
DE-. tire crackers DC. rInc the bel and
light the fuse jus. a. somebody comes
10 opep The door.
Ar Iowa pape- says that Sd Indian
head seventeen inches long has
been tounc IN that State. Il they
could IND the owner ne would have
arms about nineteen feet long.
Americans s.; Vienna are Juoilani
3ve- the complete success OF our reapers
anu mowers e. the recent trisl on
Danune plain. Both England and
France backed on; when i. came to the
competitive TIA.
4 yosug Rlsn who recently went to
Chicago, wriIes tina: the wider the
clrcieo acquaintance grows the more
profoundly ne sympalhlzes with the
Ililpos passion toI building penlten-
u-rt--
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05

CHICAGO, Angus !

SHlCAGO, Angus =
WHEAT-Quist for cash during the
day but stronger tor option seller Sep
tember. Sales al 81 11t6l 90 cash
for soft; ! IjS9l Is seller August;
] 1S(4l Isl seller September; Closing
dull 81 ID: seller September.
FLOUR-Unchanged
COEN-Strong al Csc cash; G1s sell
le- August 3S3a3Sf seller Septembs-.
BARLEY-Quist and steady 8, Sc
seller September.
PROVISIoNS-Mess pork stronger
81 81 62t FOX ole cash and - 50 sells:
August
LARD-Dull q, : e cash o- seller
August
HOGS-Dull and prices weak, rang
iue 81 s. 3094 S. for heavy choice a..
sorted lots
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05

AN Eimira milkmsn mas introduced
8 novelty IL the wav o. furnishing milk
10 MS customers. In mis- wagon are 81
ranged inside racks containing quart
snd pint glass bottles. filed with fresh
milk tull measure. These bottles are
delivered as required, the customer re-
turning the bottle lett the day before.
Each bottle Is tightly corked, and csn
-ls- sid .is-sasa Eater, keeping it fresh
and .sweet, on &es n&Gy Ii & cooler, TAX
inkut bot httlsroon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05
FKANUE AND TRADE.
Hsney Market.
NEW Yozx, Angus. 4.

NEW YozG, Angus. 4.
The week opened with continued
ease. Early In the day some loans
were made at 4 per cent, but lister all
business was II 3 and 81 pr cent. clos
ing with abundant offerings at lowest
rates- Prime discounts are quoted al
81 and q per cent. Foreign exchange
los and 1054 for good to prime bankers
90 days sterling. and 1904 Tor sight.
Gold weaker early IN the day and de-
ciined from lis. to l15:, bu, afterwards
became stesdier, closing at LIS!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05
TIE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS

An IMPORTANT IN rENTION. II Pc
tatns tine Rupture al i Times. and under
~. hardest exercises Or rsvereSt strait. i
1. vrOru with comfort, and /. Kept on night
and CAY, effects a permanent ,ure IN 6 lev
weeks. sold cheap and semi ny Mall when
-ecuestsG Circular nee when ordered py
.,re- SEM 70 the Elastic Irus' Co, No IS
broadway, y. y. City Nobody uses Meta
spring Trusses, too painful, they siip OF TOO
rr.TugOtfV. GlaNe-C
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05

A-nrrExsS gsttiHs excited over an
account es,s1, elopemeDt OF married
woman, gavehisopiuion 'thus; III my
vile runs SWAY NIT snuder mans vile, l
snake him out OF Rzbr.sches, if she be
nv ladder, mine GOT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05

fsE - HQPFR DAYt Agents wanted
SJ IL GOAl classes o. working psopae,
=. either sex young O. OH maks more
money AZ WORK tor rs Il Their spens MT
menfs. or all the time. than e erythtn&
AKA Particulars free. Address:
6. SrINsQN CO.. Portland, Mains.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Angus !,
FL0UR-Firmer.
WHEAT-Firmer and 6 fair de-
msnd amber Michigan, spot and sell
e. September, s. 40; No. Old REQ
s. SO. seller August s. 81; Septembsr
81 39t; No. red Wabash or spo;
s. SO, No. . amber Illinois 81 -; No.
. old red Wabash s. SO old anbe:
Michigan s. so
CORN-Dul and unchanged; white
55c; no grade 3Sc.
OATS-Dull and unchauged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05
baltimore MarEes.

BALTIMORE, August !.
COTTON-Quiet and steady; low
middlings l06lGtc.
FLOUR-S,eady and in good de-
mand
WHEAT-Active and n-m choice
amber 81 65(al 6S.
CORN-Dull; southern 1880; We
low do 5Sc; mixed western firm a. 81.
@54c.
OATS-Weak.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05
valuable Coal Property For
Sale.

-oTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the undersigned wishes 70 sell TIN
<z-nole or IN mart that portion Of coal now
- MS passession, amounting TO about Id
|Ssrrss located along the Ohio river ,aoont
rcna-thrrd OF mile north OF the city limits,
-,o-aths- with one acre OF surface nj the en-
fr-snce on the side nearest tine river, and
stnree acres o. surface ABOUND the othe1 eh1
= N ys-v from feet inches IN Z feei N
&asnth and could oe conveniently Shipped
ff1v means OF the county road, or py the r
~. KR r., as the entrance on the riVe1
sx;ts Is not a61feei from either.
4 Trr above viii ne sold on reasonable
krs-u1S, OF EXCHANGED for good town prop
Tna-I-h WALTER MARSHALL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05
Commissioner sale.

Andrew Wilson,
IL IL Ll2leE-T.
SlLus. huneS, L G..
BY viTtue O. & decree o: the HuntcIpa
Court ~ " htei1lE, msde puC entered u
the love entitled cauSe- OF tHs 25in day o!
iune. 49,. ! viii o1fsr 2: puD-le sale q the
front door O. the Court EGus= @; U--o csuR-
y, OF
snturtfs- llss 18th Day o. Au-us!. u,
At n O'Clock a ~ O. said u'y. the 70. on
II. described real estaIe- ina y 70 AZ. 4!
that pisce c. parsel o. -1ound sftuatec fn,
-lediaiely OF the bank o. tire OHIO TtvS-. II
tns ErzaIn WATT u the city OF Wheeling
winch = designated uDou the plAi o. sac
portion o. said CITY * io- No :, o. he tJEzu
% IA Grange. vttr the improvements rnSrt-
cp AlEo iOts numbered sixteen and Ssvsc-
teen II thai par. o. Bsid CITY - EicE Was
formerly known 81 IL Grange IL WEIcn
property i nov OEnsC u tLE- Sic -amusl
hume
TEEsE OF SAH-0ne fourth caEh. the
residue II three ecEal payments Il az,
twelve. aBu fizAtesn month";. wiz Interess
CD the deferred payments fro. LlE day O.
sale, Ilzs rurchEI giving bend with E0Od
u-s-Noual ssc-fry. and the Tee = tks pro.
perry 70 D. retained ElL Lhe pCrcEss=
IaCnsv - fully paid.
JAlfFF Z ROGERS,
Iui-a SPECIAL Comm tsirDer
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05
&sezh Tess ,
Smoked Tongues.

A LOT OryFCT REEF TONGUES Just
received from Cincinnati.
z : EEYTE,
60 cc-as- y a-ks: and QltnryKrrests.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05
Kj;s Coffee.
New Crop New Orleans suEar
and Molasses-

Hour.
mn RBLS NJ - ROSE,
iIl| lOC SterlipE.
90 Choice Family
81 cottage xxx.
tn 10 semitic Lily.
IO1 Cream o. indiana,
81 GSm Spring wheat
10 Whit. RosG,
IGl Washington.
lOI Z" FeerlEss
IL store and for sale u
LIST. DAVENPORT GEGtIkS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05
T,RlAEnf.a&

n DRUMS CELEBRATE ~JTTR-I ~
Z.fTwIs:
o. c.ddies ssgtaz = E--alllz-s' /" eeSzT!sz.
a. =. MorfT0T Nay.
= E-zxdt tE1s- Snc pounds.
IL stcrs ard tr- ste 1y
M r. REILLY,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05
WA e u .

NOR ALL WHO ARE WILKINS ~
= yro-s ANY ps-Snrl old O. Young, OF
sithsr sex. can make from SIC 10 co. per
-yeeE, a. home or IL connection Win osheI
bustnesS. Wanted nv al suitable 10 either
49, q -ar.s orno-runiry for those VINO are
! r.. ~ JEurk, and out OF money. 10 make
- ,T,5srsnden, living. No capital being
,,.,I-+rei orr u1nphlet CHOW To MAKE
q LIVING" giving tall Instructions, sent
;. - NOTES.-THE, weStcneste- Co. n. y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05

Farmers and Gardeners Save Your
Lands anG Double Your Crops.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05

AGENTS everywhere Ia sell or new aIlc
ANTEB move EmDroiderInE Machine.
SsuC for Illustrated circular 70 the Achee
n Snufaeiuring Company, Sc Broadway
New NOTk. MaSS-C
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05
THIPARIOE COMPANION.

livery LADY WANTS ONE
rIEvg-y man ought 10 have one
~gnr on receip' OF ten cents Address l. +.
FrYDH & Co. l95 seventh avenue, n. y
HoS-TaN FILTRATION SIGNALS
--FNT On RECET"T OF . CENTS.
SUntuue Printing and Publishing House,
3. Vessy street ew YORK. nRys-c
rTNHF RECKwITH 81 PORTABLE FAM
1 !fv sewing Machine, on q days Trla!'
- any advantages over al. Satisfaction
Granted. o. SG refunded Sent complete,
y-.ti iull directions. BecBwith Sewing Ma
--r,ua. ISDrnpauy Sc BrOadway, y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05
"STkR FOUNDRY"
Benjamin Fisher.

4 complete assortment o. Marb.e!Zec
iron and slate Mantle. slate Hesrtns anu
other Ornamental Castings a. maAuiacsS p
erS prices
Manufacture o. the celebrated AJOI1N
COOK STOVE, extra Isrge. Du-ns Woo O.
coal eCIeuS,or TONS moi water Reservoir,
&c. Also the following Cooking aI1 tea'-
lnE Stoves:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05

CoOE STOVES.
Eureka. : sizes, wood o. cnal.
Torcn!lgn. d size wood o. cnal.
7ropic. Improve. ) sizes, CO.. OILY,
Deaance, g StZe> vOOG-
NatlOna.. sizes, w1C-.
Improved 1--WE ES@lcL WOOL " sizes
plain top,
Improved Olive B-anc., wlc-, sizes
extension toy.
Ii Belle, wO;El.. size.
America WOO, . s!5sS.
EsniUcEy wOC1.G sizes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05

New DOoES received a. EOGp ~ pGolisosG
ard Sent 70 any andres ne Q. postage
upon reee' gt o. publisher pTlcc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05

HEATING STOVES
wneeIia" Franklin, paCio:. 3 sizes.
Mode. Pari1- No. =, ! EIZe.
DTE.SG-RGGN STOVES.
Bachelor, : sizes.
OFFICE. VAEr SsODN. SCH RBI
kSE CHURCH STOVES.
Reltout. Goa. sizes Burnside, Goa. s'Ze-
SUNSHINE, Goa. g. Equator, coz, : sIZs-
Iransles, wood. > sizes
JOP CASTING attsu1Cj 70 promptly.
Machine Shop a. Foundry.
tricrs respectful % SOLICITED.
Nos 3 auC Mark, ana auu Fnu-tf
strAsr-- axe
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-05
Lemon sugar,

ONE EUTTLE WILL NAKEONE GAJ-
" LON OF lemonade. For Eaie by
LOGAN. LISTS 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-24
DeadheadS.

81 looked in vain through the train for
tho usual supply of country editors going to
Atlanta to attend the Legislature, and write
editorial correspondence from the read
ing-room of the kimbal House. There
were mule.droverS, Louisville drummers.
bridal tourists. lawyers, aud pIckpockets,
but 20 editors. What was the mmttcri Oh,
YES, the road had cut of the dcadheads,
Sad fact, this. No more shall we see i'll the
rural press double-leadell references TO the
urbane and efficient superintendent and the
gentlemanly and courteous conductors OF
this unriyalled line. On the contrary, we
shall learn that the road Is grinding mo-
nopoly, smothering the life from the op-
pressed people along the line, and con.
lrolled by officers whose souls could be put
into the eye of flea, and the tlc;. not wink.
An eX-dcadhcad is credited with the belief
that Providence caused the lfcsaca bridge 10
burn on account Of the narrow policy OF the
company: but think it WAS because red.
hot coal drored upon a pitch-pine cross
tie Georgia correspondence q Cincinnati
CU!tsplcrctdt.
Foor fellows! But The general conclusion
that the "cx-tleadhead: will a$sail the COM
panies because their tickets arc withdrawn
clearly charges that the "deadhcad ticket
shuts UP the mouth of complaint. 4 cus-
tom that thus impugns the motives OF both
the railroads and the deadheads should, for
the sake of both, be discontinued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-24
9nllnolld 1lspatfh.
FRIDAY. JANUARY 81, 1873.
The Interest Question.

The Senate took an unexpected step on
"Wednesday By rejecting the bill on the SUI"
iect Of interest. We trust that Its ac''o"
was the sign Of some change IN tbe oi"h'o"'
of that body. However, wearc NOT sahst"i'
shat Il ts. The old idea that SIX per cent. u
the magic rate that preserves a''He t''o VII
tue and interest of the people is very much
ground into The public mind OF Virgins,
aud that Is hard 10 change.
Money should be left TO take care Of itsei
and so for what 1t is worth, just as salt. and
bacon, and sugar. II will in times Of ahnnd'
ance 90 below six per cent, and in times o.
scarcity it will rise above that. 1t is vail
hone that the State can iegi>late money tc
be permanently worth six Per cent. Sucn
legislation Is death to the borrower He viii
he forced to pay the real value of money,
whatever ii is. with heavy additional
charge rs Insurance against the f'erilS o.
violating the law. This IS so true that II +
impos sible for legislators or any other class
OF men TO shut their eyes to it. We believe
that more than two-thirds Of the General
Assembly know that q usIirv law folteiling
money leaned Of rates above six per cent
is no: only unjust TO men who have money
but ruinous to those who want 1t, anc
therefore disastrous to the State. But there
Isl discreditable fear Of popular opinion
popular opinion which osrirants. imagining
10 exist, have endeavored to profit by
The people we have generally found to bt
more sound on political economy than tbt
legislators-we mean the intelligent anG
turhen-bearing people.
The worst feature Of the agitation of the
,tsury-hw party is The everlasting attempt
70 slienste the country from The towns. Tho
interests OF agriculture and commerce are al
together sympathetic. The law which give;
the greatest pccuniary facilities to merchants
and manufacturers is the very best for tht
farmer. 1t enables The merchant TO make nd
vances on produce and to trust the country
customer, and il enables the manufacturer
10 carry on his operations vigorously, in
crsasipg his business and the number Of hi
operatives, and thus increasing the wealth Of
the State and the number Of consumers Of
the farmers produce near bis very door.
The Legislature will give nothing in place
of these facilities when it establishes rate
for money beyond which all rates are usu
rious. The money that will not como to tlle
merchant at that rate unqucstionabIy vii
not 20 to the farmer. Will any nan he st
bold rs to say that it will: And what ad
vantage will the farmer derive from it: il
would be well for him if the merchant coult
get what he wants, but will do him no goot
IL neither he nor the merchant gets it at thai
rate. Money brings better lates in all thu
neigthoring States and cities, and will hardly
seek employment here Mt six per cent. Leave
men to make their own transactions. The!
may pay little more now than the usury
law men VERY poor judges think they ougll
to pay. but money will III time he mor
plenty, and then the rate will lie even below
xix per cent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-24
Colonel Forney's Jereniad

The Inauguration Of HAErRANrT as Go.
vernon Of Pennsylvania, aud the reelection
of SIaoS CAMERON to the United States
Senate, are arcvous events to Colonel For.
SgY, Of the philadelphia Press, and late
secretary Of the United Staies Senate. He
dolefully Describes the Inauguration, Incl
dentally saying:
"Al the thousand aud enc small politi
clans were there, the Federal otfite-hcldcr!
| (thc faithful prH 'Orau Guards of our senior
scnatcr), and most OF others ready TO &c
| homage to the power that * now firmly en-
| throncd in Pennsylvania, holding all its high
offices and debating all its iegis!alion."
Turning to the rejection of CAMERON hs
says: .s,...
To-day Simon Cameron will he reelected
United States senator for another term Of
six years. The prize which cost him Sc
many bitter struggles in his more youthful
days, and in the pursuit of which he de.
ycloped those rare qualities let lis thank
heaven for the rarity that have made him
the acknowledged founder Of the political
philosophy which Tweed practiced and the
organs preach, is now bis without even a
dissenting voice in the Republican party.
The septuagenarian has won greater vic
tory than ever crowned the strong man in
his prime. 1t is proper that these two events
| should follow each other so closely. In the
late campaign Simon Cameron and John +.
| fIartlanft fought side by side, the first the
grand commander, and the second subal.
| tern Of the army Of corrupiionistS. The
venerable senator won the fight for his
Young friend, and has since claimed the
credit Of the victory and demanded the re-
ward OF his services. The Two incidents.
then, 20 together. They are Il part Of the
history OF the State
While yent,iring to hope that, CAMERON
being Oft the track with his six years III the
United States Senate, the waves OF cor.
ruption may partially subslde; and while
making an appeal to HARTRASFT, who Is
young, to save himself by an honest admins.
tration, Colonel FoKNEY concludes by show.
ing that there Is at the threshold great dis.
enlargement to any hope for that:
"The Governor has begun his official ca,
reer By appointing NJ. $. Quay Secretary of
State, to succeed the able and honest Jordan.
We must say that bis first act is Il discrcdita-
bic one, and that the Board of Commissions
ers of the Sinking Fund, as reconstructed,
is unworthy of public confidence and respect.
With Simon Cameron in the fulness Of his
powers, and Il. w. Mackey, II. s. Quay, and
Harrison Allen, ut the bead OF the finances of
the State, it Is full time 10 pray, God save
the Commonwealth Everything rests now
with Hartrinft, unless, indeed, Alien main
tains the independent spirit Of which he gave
us 4 sample q day or two ago"
This is indeed a bitter hmentatlon. Penn
ssivania isa great State. Her influence is
great over The national morality-a fact we
cannot but regard as unfortunate TO the
country, sinss her influence lau.s hs very