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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-25
pEpAIruIls OF TRAINS.
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THE BANKERS CLIENT.
AVAIL STREET IDYL.


Prom tho N. Y. Postl GsEr,
BusyY Of cnurse, q man like you,
Making fortune day for yourself,
yon lucky dog, aud for Others too.
Wcll.I won't keep you an Inch OF time,
Those ilgures- that's all you've got TO do,
And lust this Lift tsAl 1lwant
TO Gee me for ever and ever through.
"can't do II, what's nll thats Not lend
on such collatefals I Notat ALL
The very bonds you sold, old friend,
what's up! The paper good; my name
NotmeE Impossibiet You suspendi -
Tbe railroads did iii Ali 1;thought
That iolIy'd come 70 such IN end. =
"You were getting rieh too fast that way;
Building too much: always FAD;
Bat then know. you're sharp. Il say,
Between ourselves, OF course you'l do
This drop.in'the-bucket OF mine 70 day
The Street won't care II you never pay.
"You won'tf Failed honest! All Just 60.
III draw my little balance, think, e
And 70 somewhere Mot do that!S No!
And You call yourself Christian. ltoot
Not pay my checkl Stopped !. Rained Oh
Don't jokei " by that would ruin me
Bre4k me Come, pay me what you owe.
some day, you hopeyeI want It now,
or IN know tho reason Why! Come, come
Old fellow. its all right know how
These thlngsare managed down here. Who'll
For few odd thousands In such row!
You won'ty You seoundseli 1neyer knew
An honest banker yet, VOW"
WILLIAh o. SToDpARp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-25
A Good Thing Duly Appreciated.

No beneficial revolution ever goes backward;
and this maxim Is as invariable In medicine as
Ia politics. The advent OF Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, twenty years ago, produced q revolution
In tho treatment OF large class OF ailments, and
Tide OF successful experiment." II that tide has
borne the proprietors Of the celebrated vegetable
specific ION to fortune" 1t has alsJ borne thou.
sands Of human beings, who were languishing
under the effects Of disease, weak and hopeless,
disc Of health and cheerfulness, It 10 no exag.
geration to say, that to tho vgor, the regularity
Of habit Of body, the good appetite and perfect
digestion, acquired under the operation q th ~
unequalled tonic and corrective, mniutuues OF
" pnysicked In the usual way, owe the blessings
Of renewed health and the prospect Of prolonged
lie. dAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-25

ID the same manner. simply for effect AZ
the close the following prices were current
on the, street: New York Central & Hud'
son, bid ssr asked rs9a Harlem 1Q4 Erie
4s, FAKE Shore bid 10, asked7e, Wabash
40, 40, Northwestern 80, 90, Rock Island
SOL, 81, Ohio q Mississippi 2s, 80, Union
Pacific IS, 10, Cleveland, Columbus &
Indiana Central 20, Hannibal &st, Joe,
bid 10, asked 81, Western Union so, 90,
Pacific Mail $500. The day closed with
signssof encouragement TheS&asl says;
Everything is at q stand still in Wall
street, includingt the panic itself, and it's
hoped that the tide will set IN the direc.
tion q higher prices and 2 better feeling
ganerally."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NewsY York, AIoncycands Stock Market.,
NEW York, Sept 24-In Wall street
the day opened with an unsettled feeling
in consequence Of the suspension Of
Howes & Macy, bankers, and Brown &
Watson, gold brokers; but there was very
little excitement. Later an improved
feeling prevailed when the clearing house
meeting adjourned. As'G q t.i
MoNEY-About per cent per diem.
STERLING EXCHANGE = Foreign ex-
change dull and nominal; prime bankers
rates were marked down, to 107 for sixty
days, and 1919 for short sight. Good bills
could be bought for much less. CONNER.
cial bills sold OF 104. .l,-, ...s-...
GoLp-Has been active, huctuating dur.
ing the day between 1114 and 112t, and
closed at 111s. The carrying rates have
been Gs7 per cent and fiat for borrowing.
Clearings, s230oO,000. The Assistant
Treasurer discussed $3s1 900. E'h 'a'
GOVERNMENT BoNps-The offerings Of
q. s. bonds to the Treasury have been
slow and tagging. on $as8i1,750 having
been received; On the street a;strong de.
mand for all classes Of U. g. bonds for
cash has been noted, though Of course,
the offerings were slim. The quotations
were: U.S. .8's 1885, registered, ,115 bid;
U. s. 5.2Os, 1855, coupons, ia bid; u 8.
5 2Os, 1857, coupons, 115 bid; q. s.
SKIES $50, 1868. coupons; IFS bid.
The clearing house committee issued g..
100000 in loan certificates to-day, making
0 total thus far since Monday morning Of
$l2500000. The assurances given by
leading dry goods houses than those Ia:
4 terested in the other branches Of COM
merce that no trouble exists in those do.
partments, despite the various reports,
have been much in alternating the condi.
ton Of Wall street, and in measure &C.
counts for the quieter state OF affairs.
The exports Of produce for the week
ending yesterday amounted to s6.501, 8ls
currency values being on the increase
over last week on $114, $780, The exports
Tor q corresponding period last year were
s5.ssS,12s, and $4,2ss.364 in 1871. The
total exports since January 1st, this year
!, are $aos. 673 I2s7 against $16l, 7s7 ,6s2 LAST
] year, and $lGs, 030955 in 1871.
The Gable dispatch announcing the sus
J pension Of the firm Of Clews, Habicht q
Go. had no effect on the street. The feel
! ing on the street continues strongly In fa-
vor Of keeping the Stock Exchange closed
. In fact this measure Is absolutely neces-
] sary 70 allay any freah excitement.
9 SrocKs-There was the usual crowt
!. on Broad street, to-day, and irregular
: dealings in stocks continued. It Is utterl,
!. impossible to give even an apptoximatI
idea Of the course Of prices, as dealing
! were In no way fictieious. Stocks wer,
J. offered at oil sorts Of prices, and bid 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-25
cihcinna,i Market

CINCINNATI, Sept. "a. Flour-Dull
and prices have declined; So 90a7 10.
Wheat-Dull and prices nominal. Corn
Quiet OF S55c. z Rye Steady at S4sS5c,
0ats-Quiet and unchanged. Barley
Demand fair and market firm. Groceries
Firm. Oils-Unchanged. Provisions
Quiet; not enough doing TO justify
quotations; nothing pressing on the mar
ket; such orders as are here are awaiting
q more quiet, and better defined state Of
financial affairs in other cities. Whisky
Unsettled; sales at 90c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-25
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, September 94.-Business on
Change today was very light, the trad
ing in grain being confined 10 the settle
ment Of outstanding contracts andtolieht
purchases for cash. Flour-Dull and
prices nominal. Wheat-Dull and prices
have declined; No: l spring 95a9Sc; No.
Q, Saa90e cash, 81 90 seller OCTOBER Corn
No. 2mixed 3ac cash. 36ic seller 0cto.
Der! oats-No. 2, 2Ga27c. Rye-No. .,
cote cash. Barley-Fall No. 3, 81 05; No.
8, S5c. Notwithstanding doing, deal.
ers holding property of the MARKET
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-25
New YORK DIV Goods Market.

New YORK, Sept. 24-The trade move
ment Was very slow with agents, bu
there was q fair jobbing distribution
There Is no panic in the dry goods trade
q calm and confident feeling exists, and
rumors Of failures are utterly groundless
Prices for cotton and wooden fabric:
steady; prints In fair demand and shorl
supply; wool and cotton fannels moder-
ately active and firm. Foreign and do
nestle dress fabrics in steady request
Shawls quiet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-25
Wheeling, Forty Years Ago.
Rccollec,ions of IN Old Citizen.

Recollections of an Old Citizen.
To the Editors Of the Intelligenccr: 20
In a late number OF the Sunday Netes !
read an interesting, andwen written arti.
clio about Wheeling forty years ago. My
recollection extends farther back. came
TO Wheeling when there were but LOO in.
habitants. For some time there was great
sociability; all intelligent classes met at
parties on an equality, no matter what
their occupation. When wealth increased
there sprang up q party OF exclusives.
They had ball at which none but the
choice was invited. This created some
excitement. Then tho merchants gave u
ball at Beginners.
The writer makes honorable mention Of
the Wheeling Gazette, the only paper in
the place, published by Il j. Curtis. A
few years ago some one found number
of the PAPER, and made mention OF It in
tho Wheeling Register, saying that there
was but one line Of original matter IN the
paper. This often happened; Mr.. Curtis
had no time to write editorial. He had
much Of the type setting to do, to make the
packets, keep the accounts and collect the
debts. He had hard work 10 make both
ends meet and keep out Of debt. He had
on his table the best papers publish
ed in the United States. In these he
found bis sentiments well express
ed on all the interesting topics Of
the times He thought It Of little
consequence II he made q useful and in-
teresting paper whether the matter was
original or selected. He had,no taste ior
gossip, and did dot take the trouble 10
tell his readers that wagon had run
away and nobody hurt, that some man
had cut his finger, or any trifling incident
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-25

M ING KIM. "faasaasiaHaH
At one time there was q call Tor copy,
About two columns were wanting TO make
up the form. He had culled the papers Of
everything he could flndin them Of any
interest," He sat down and wrote a produc.
ton Of how Wheeling would look at fu.
turc day and handed the manuscript to the
compositors as fast as he wrote 1t. !
would like to see that article now. !
think very few OF his predictions have or
ever will come 10 pass. One thing l rec
Olect. He predicted that wagons would
come into Wheeling on the National
Road propelled by steam. Something
like this has happened. ,sl
In the INTELLIaENcER long time ago
some one asserted that the Gazette had
been published by Thaddeus P. Robinson.
That was q mistake. Mr.. Robinson was
fora short time assistant editor, and wrote
an article for which Garter Beverly
brought an action against VIM. Curtis, the
publisher, for q libel On the trial, Phil
Up Doddridge delivered his celebrated
speech. Beverly was mulcted in the costs,
but l think he never paid them. Let I
be told to the honor OF Carter Beverly
that before he died he cofessed that the
charge of"bargain and corruption" was
all false. For the confession, 7 have nc
doubt he fares better in the land Of spirits
towhich he has gone, Gen. Jackson
never made d similar confession, but
have the charity 10 believe, and so did biz
bbgrapher, that he honestly believed II
The SANDER to the day Of his death. ., :
| omitted 10 mention In the propel
place that there was no reading room II
the town, and the big bugs would sent
servant 10 borrow the papers, which
were never refused. General Harrison
when he was at Wheeling called at th,
ot1ce to read the papers. MIR. Curtis wa
very much gratitied to shake hands will
him, as he had met him before at Erie
"a, Ia company with Com. Perry, as vii
90 fecollected by those who have reat
bis "reminiscences Of the war Of 1919.
Mr.. Sims, prior TO keeping the Unitet
States Hall on Water street, kept board
iug house In q three story brick building
owned by Mr.. Zane, on Main street, t6i
only three story house on the street. II
had Tor boarders, Col, Vim. McCret
Parson Skinner, Mr.. Shannon. Mr.. Curti
aud one or two others. Mr.. Shame
was atterward Governor Of Ohio, or Mir
Nter picnipoten!iary to some foreig
country, II orget his history, but II
Of no consequence as Mr.! Too,
used to say Col. AicCrea was a ma
OF pre'emlnent talents, a.kind benevolel
gentleman, rather reserved withstranget
Oet beloved by an who were intimat
with him, lie took o walk every do,
when the weather was pleasant, on u
banks Of the river as far as Bogg's Run.
accompanied him whenever could spai
The time and had the opportunity, and d
rived much pleasure and profit from b
conversation. He graduated Al we
Point, then travelled for some time In Il,
rope 10 perfect himself In military tactic
aud distinguished himself on tho Niara,
frontier In The war Of 1919. he was alte
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-25
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Sept. "a. -Flour-Dnll, but
unchanged. Wheat-Unsettled and lower;
No. Q white Wabash 81 90; No. 8 do
81 A; amber Michigan 81 3s; No. l red
81 40; No. 2 do 81 35. Corn-Unsettled
and lower; high mixed cash and seller
September ..47fc; low mixed ACC cash.
Oats-Dull and prices nominal. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-25
DR.LON.!G:':Dl|:0lN'E:
BRO N CHITIS.
a, Disease that Should Always ExcIt.
the Most Serious apprehension

Those who have paid attention 10 our last let
ter on Inclpient Phthisis, or the Early Manifet.
tations of Consumption. will not fall to sec In
this brief sketch, the difference In the symptoms
OF this terrible malady and tho almost equally
fatal disease which we now consider
Parties who are In doubt as to whether they
suffer from Bronchitis or Consumption. BY care
fully reading both letters will DO enabled to &c.
curately determine the question.
In Bronchitis tho Cough commences suddenly.
running at the eyes and nose as In o common cold.
The Cough Is accompanied BY Expectoration
almost from the commencement. H.tA
The Expectoraiion Is not tinged or mixed With
blood.
pain in the side. except Immediately after and
ns result OF coughing
The Morbid sounds usually predominant in
the lower lobes and exist in both sides Of the
subside gradually and equally on both sides at
The season Il close upon us for the production
and aggravation OF Pulmonary Diseases. IAN
ounce Of prevention Is worth pound Of cur"
Hundreds and thounands perish annually from
these ailments that might be saved by timely
aid. There Is no .egolism In our claim to skill
In these diseases. since much Of our practice Ia
devoted 10 their treatment. We sec and ex-
anime more Of these cases 10 year than family
plyblCluuh CUul6 CuulhGLWltu II - tiiiuhihVs
Ninety.aye per cent or all the patients We treat
get well, while as many die In the hands OF the
general practitioner. n ~ 20 DisLE
Our treatment, irltn employed In time and
faith liy carried out, seldom faila to cure ca.
tarrh, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Scrofrla, and all
diseases Of tho Air Passages tohleh lad 10 Con
sumption. ,, .s. .fsTF.f9 nsaAsE
Fees for consultation, examination, advice and
| treatment within the reach OF all. .4zyr
Ty.t t-E RA Eyk. = u
MEDICINES FOR ALL DISEASES by mall and ex.
press to all parts Of the country. ii. I'm
once Hours-s 10 u, 1850 10 5, and $50 to 8.
....4s 4s.ss.4,E.llst ,4ti4 =.
I. H. LONGD0N, A. NJ, N. d. ,
| WEST SIDE FIFTH STREET.
Between Monroe and Quincy, opposite Cathedral,
- III - u tkL1 A-'t-3 4 'tith4
sep-eod y7T WHEELING, VIVA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-25

NGAAfN-tf hsdt-PrlceB unchanged, quotatlunt
may DO given at 81 350l 40 for choice white and
S00l IS for new crop red winter. 0ats-The oai
market Is steady with fair demand, but there
has been no change In prices, ranging from 40 TO
to 45c. Corn-Market firm at 6s06oe. Rye
Q1iet and steady OF 7s0soc.
GSsKSG-so07 per lbs.
GROCERIES Trade. is moderately active.
Ceete-Cholce old Government Java $50; choice
Rio &c; prime 25026c; fair to common Csc.
Swups- Common, 4s155c; prime, 6o965c;
choice, 7o075c; fancy, SIC; New Orleans molfs-
SEES, prime 75Gsuc.
Sugars Refined Hards, Crushed, Powdered and
Granulated, l2Xc; A Coffee, ike; B Coffee.
Ike; @ Coffee lie; Extra Coffee ike; Com
mercial A sugar Ike; Yellow O 100l0Ac; Vel
low 9JI09Kc; stock Of Cuba and Porto Rico ex-
hausted. New Orleans Sugar, fair to fully fair
9G9Kc; prime to choice 100l0Hc. Demarara
loHc.
R,oE-cholee Carolina, 9Xc; Patna, Sc; Ran.
goon, 7kGosc. ~ '.'
NAns-Iod to cod, "a s7x; Sd to Cd, 81 GAY;
Cd to I'd. 81 q s7S; ID to Cd, $5 12h; Sd, $5s7H.
ons, &o-Lard OIL, extra No. winter 75c;
extra No. spring zoe. Carbon OIL I6c. Lin.
seed OIL, 81 o5. Turpentine 75e. .g.H,iL'
PRoyisIoas- Mess Pork, ST 90. Bacon-Shoul'
ders, exc; clear sides ike; new breakfast bacon
none In market; sugar cured hams l5c; plain DO,
none in market. Lard. In kegs, 1oc; choice
leaf in tierces &c. Best brands canvassed hams,
15:.
PorAroEs-Market we'll supplied and prices
weak. They may be quoted ct from $3.50 70
81 90 per bbl. r.r
ssurF-7oc; do in boxes OF six dozen. IS 90.
SgEps-Timothy, % IS; Clover, IS 1906 90;
Flaxseed, 81 COOL 60. -as
srAncn-5H0 sxc; Maizena,. i2014c.
soAP-Family &c; German &c; Eastern 6H0lle
SALT-Dairy - Is; Ohio River 81 80 delivered
soDA-Best Newcastle in kegs Sc; in papers
| &c; American INC.
WooL-Fiim at 4s047c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-25
CITY BOOK STORE.
NEW BOOKS. N yalE

sI'fdl Co.
Tnr HAY illustrated by HapplnG Por.
traSing ths ssafiefings Of Mr.. A. Wiper weeps,
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6LEcfunEs AND sEnuoNs-ByR Rev. WIN. Pun
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A PAmoP BLUE RYEs-By Thos. Hardy, cloth
Picxyrcx PArrns- Household Edition, Illus.
trated by TIL. Mast, cloth 81 90. paper 81 70.
-THE UmTY OF NATuRAL N.
Emile Saigey, cloth 81 80.
-ouTLmHs OF MEN, WOMEN AND TMNGs-By
Mary Clemmer Ames, cloth 81 90.
LrHx HpsTnd-"camping Out series, VOL
MI ftTrLE em-paper yse.
Too sooS-By Katherine y. Maequoid, paper
soc. - : :,
isyocrsT-By Mrs oliph.nt paper 7Sc.
75c. 400 8 I.-sl y. , y 5SI15Sa-''l
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Scott, cloth % 90, u !. ID ,thE Gs1Il' = ~
The FISHING ToulmT-By Chas. Halloek, 81.
IGoAfIsHMe-By W. Q. Prime, 81 80.
A ane assortment OF Ladies', Stationery, Porte.
Monnaies, Autograph Albums, &C., always on
hand. -. - : .,tlS
auib Cor. i2th and Market Streets. 4
|12OO LBS 3; II, T 'S1 a 60: TWIN nv v
aus GHAs q. BERRY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-25

grades Of ,butter;' good to choice a5G3oc;, com.
mon TO Medium 2oc. : " :.
BAKING PowpEn--3513S per pound. - I.
Bnooxs-Faney, . Is, saB and q q; plain,
g 400 Is. -
BEAss-The market 10 quiet prices remaining
unchanged, at from 81 80 to % 0oper bushel, as
to quality.
oAsDLis-star &c; Adamantine isc; city
mould ike.
cuErsr-Demaud good; prices firm; prime
Ohio Factory lie. .,
Eaas-Frcsh eggs prices firm atl6c.
FEATHERS Sales Of strictly prime at 7s0s5s;
mixed and old 100000.
Fsu-Lake Herring all gone; while fish 81 80;
No. Q nackerel, barrels, 81 90; No. 5 do.
S11 %; No. O. half barrels, 81 co. No 8, do. large
So e5; No. 8, do. medium IS rs.
FLouR-The market continues very firm with
steady demand. but there Is no change to note
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-25
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.al
n gosslIoeI DAILY Isrl1tiarsern,
la,r Iant Oh %

AtrLEs-There is \ full supply and prices arc
unchanged; we quote at 81 5000 50 per Dbl.
BurrER-There Is affair demand for the finer
grades Of butter good to choice as6Soc; com.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-24

cessary to do 30 for the delay OF the bill. He
succeeded by this means In proloDglng, the
debate until the Senale adjOlrned for the
evening session, and when the Senate reas-
semblpd the bill was again taken up. Then
an amendment was offered by Senator
Jones. which may be taken as a sample Of
all the rest, aud which proposed 10 require
the company 10 furnish '.hoLn instead of
"pure" water. This amendment being Sec
onded, the irrepressible senator from George
town, who from his color and bis pertlnacity
In asserting the rights of his race. is generally
knowE as Civil Rights Jones, began ramb-
ling and characteristic speech, at the outset
of which he declared his determination TO
talk until twelve O'Clock. He did talk for an
hour or Two. and motion was then made 10
adjourn, which motion was carried by large
vote, the friends of the bill having apparently
concluded that, unless they agreed to adjourn,
the dire threat oil Senator Jones would be car.
ried out. The bill thus goes over until Monday,
and Hurley is jubiant, for he asserts that
now there will not be time for the bill
10 get through before the final ad-
journment. The bill has already been amend
ed In the S-nate by striking out the
section which imposes penalty upon d-lln-
quent consumers, and 1t must, therefore, be
sent back TO The House for concurrence 10
this amendment even If 1t should meet with
no further detention In the Senate. It s now
on It's second reading In that body. II passed
to Its third reading on Monday 1t might be
finally passed on Tuesday and returned to the
House. II the bill or It's amendments met
with any opposition there 1t would probably
Involve the iornnla OF committee of con.
ference, free conference. &C., and this delay
would doubtless be sufficient to defeat 1t for
this session. PICKET.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-24
THE REVOIUTION IN SPAIN.

PARIS, February 20.
The Republicans had grand celebration at
Saragossa, on the 18th Instant, and, the city
having been practically delivered into the
hands of the people, the Aonarchical mem
bers OF the city government resigned, and
were Immediately Installed. All political
prisoners were released, and the officers OF
artillery resigned and surrendered their bat
terles to the sergesnis. The red flag was dis
played from the Governors residence and
other places. In the evening, all public
buildings were Illuminated.
At Barcelona 8 movement similar to that In
Saragossa is In progress, but not with the
same success. The Monarchlsts resigned, but
several Republicans declined to take their
places In the municipal council. The people
refuse to pay ocroi duties, and goods enter
the CITY free. The regular troops occupy
the strong places and the strategic points, and
British squadron is anchored of the shore.
The Inhabitants are laying in store OF provl.
sions fearing trouble. Large croWds enrround-
ed certain houses which refused to illuminate
and threatened the Inmates With violence. The
civil and military authorities have taken no
action towards recognizing the new govern
ment at Madrid, aud the revolutionary COM
mittees alone proclaimed the Republic. Ger
tain villages In The vicinity refusing 10 ac-
cppt It, deputatlon of Republicans, accompa-
MED by column Of armed volunteers, have
gone 10 compel their adhesion to the new
order.
LArER.-The statue OF Washington has been
displaced from The facade OF the town hal! OF
Barcelona. II Ia reported that fresh lnsur-
rec,ion has broken out In Blscay.
LONDON, Fet rnary %.
The Times has advces Of agitation against
the Republic In the Ioeran Penlnsular. Por-
tugel is armlng, In anticipation Of civil CON-
motion. The views OF Federalsts are every
where ascendant.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-24
THE L1BERAL MoHEMENTALIVE.
Farmers Coming to the Front.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, February 20.
A meeting of prominent Liberal Rspubll-
cana and Democrats was held here tonight,
which Governor Palmer, Hon. E. III. Hawes
and others addressed. The meeting was held
for consultation, and 1t was decided TO com-.
pleteIy reorganize the party. A committee oil
leading senators, representatives and others,
of which Governor Palmer Ia chairman, Is to
prepare an address reatIlrming the Cincinnati
platform, but absolutely In favor of an ADJUST
mept of The tariff to revenue basis. The ad-
dress will take strong grounds against monop-
olies, particularly railroads. and denounce
corruption In every form. IL ia claimed that
TWO hundred thousand farmers will support
such an organization. The meeting created
q good deal of excitement. and mass con-
venliou OF all opposed TO railroad extortion
and monopoly Is expected 10 be called at an
early day