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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

NEW STooE OF EUREKA ORGANS re-
ceived at sheibs NuEc Store, among
which are some elegant new styles, never
before on hand. Just think, Sl5 q month
will, In less than year, bring your tami.
ly splendid organ; or &95 to $50 q month
splendid seven octave rosewood piano.
Think Of It, then 90 to sheibS and make
arrangement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

MUNICIPAL CouRT.-Judge Cranmer
will resume the lAboB Of the present
term oithis court at Q o'clock this after
noon, pursuant to adjournment. The
docket Is represented to be an unusually
large one, attributable to very consider
able degree TO the fact that no term has
been held since March, we believe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

NattdHs' Crystal DiSeoOery restores gray
hair. .lrr ,ggs..
Ndttdna' Crystal EiGnOrery removes dam
druff. asr
NattanI Crystal Discovery colors whiskers.
NattdHI CIyttal DiSoOpsry promotes the
growth of the hair.
NattGRR Crystal DiIeOpery cures diseases
Of the scalp. rag.r
NdttanS OtySdl Discovery is sold by all
Druggists. codsw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

R1novA1-Tho Business once Of the NEEI-
rIaEucEa has been removed to the lower door
three door east Of former quarters, Quincy
street. between Main md Hnrkst, dt being the
sosnGroomns1t the GllSyJ WHARF The pCopristorS
will b happy 10 ZEE End serve theIr friends and
rofyona ..#
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

POLICE CoURr.-OWen BicAvey was
before the Police Court, yesterday morn
ing, to answer q charge of dlsorderly con-
duct. In default Of paying fine Of five
dollars and costs, he was sent up Tor
twenty days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

HBAD CUT.-Mondsy evening, John
Dennis, en- employe in the Belmont black.
smith shop received a severe cut on the
forehead by piece oil iron which he was
hammeriDg on an anvil flying from the
tongs and striking him as above stated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

IDRNr1E1CAT1oN WASTED.-Lsst even
Ing officer Tracy took from q lad on the
street three fans, which 1t Is believed the
lad stole from some store. They are now
in Our. counting room. having been left far
Identification.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

COUNTY CouRr.-This Court will meet
at three o'clock this afternoon. We be-
live the sitting Is held for the express pur.
pose OF hearing the argument Of the de-
murer in the case OF Thomas WinsnG y.
James 8, Wheat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

NEW DIREcToRY.-Messrs. J. s. Shep'
psrd & Co, Of Cincinnati, propose topub-
lish 9 new and complete directory Of our
city, and will commence cAnvasSIng al an
early date. We trust our citizens will sf'
ford hessrs. s. & Co. every facility in
their power to make this work as full and
perfect As possible. Such q directory ls
needed, as every one in business realizes
daily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

PRRsoNLL.GMf. o. Q. Wheeler, Gen
eral Baggage Agent Of the Central Pa
cihc Railroad, made Us g brief call, yester-
day. Mr. ". left for Wsshinton City
last evening, ola the Baltimore & Ohio
road.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

FGISE hLARN.-The alarm Of fire last
night about Q O'Clock was occaSloned by
the burning Of pair Of old pants ct the
machine Ghop Of the Baltimore & Ohio
road.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

JUST REcEIvED.-A big lot Of Boys all:
Wool CaSsimeres and so pieces Of White
Peque and 200 pieces Of pure Russia
Crash. Call il you want bargains. J.W.
Fernel. aG ...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

TIE Opera Button Cater, the latest
for ladies and Misses. Ali colors OF
Shoes for Misses and Children, and slip
pers TO suit everybody, Just received Gt
v. Blond'a -Ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
ing Shows the range Of temperature yes
teFdsy, Is observed at sllvey's Drug Store
corner opposite Post Office:
sA.H. i9N sFH rS'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

A NovE1TY.-Mr. Emanuel Emsheim.
er, at 1872 Main street, third door below
Union, received yesterday, the hand.
soonest Infant Dresses we have ever seen.
Mr.. E. requests US to say that they will
be offered at a very small advance on
cost.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

BooTs AND SHoEa.-Men and boys
goat and call, Congress, Newport, and
Alex ties, button and Prince Albert Gait.
ers, warranted equal To custom work and
much cheaper, at L. Y. Blends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

II you want cheap goods call on j. W.
Ferrel, Center Wheeling. All cheap
counters and the latest style goods, as he
is receiving them daily from the East.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

DoN'T be without Pain Cure on 10 the
house. Sickness and pain come when
least expected. It has cured thoIsauds,
and will cure you Il you are suffering
from pain or lAmeneas. Sold by all drug.
EistA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

A PLKEDD lot Of new stereoscoplc
views hes Just been received al Robin
sons,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

Tickets to all principal points IN tho East and
West can be procured Of the Union Ticket once
In n'Luro House, and a The station a. Bridge
port. r. Z. MYERS,
I, Jai6 General Passenger and Ticket Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

FEARLEss OF competition, is the best
12fc Blesched Muslin In the city. Call
and examine, at Emanuel Emsheimer's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

LADIES, II you need white goods, such
as JscoustS, Piques, Bishop Lawns, Vic
toriG Lawn and Swiss, you can buy them
very cheap OF q. Jacobs. - =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18
New Advertisement.

Three Remedies In One.
Summer Boarding.
Carpets Reduced
Caution.
Fire Crackers and ToEpedoes
Beautiful Bronzes.
Sealed Proposals.
For Rent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

TIE photographs made at ROblnson'B
Gallery give satisfaction. Try them. DDS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

NoTIcE.-Go TO L. V. Blends, for the
newest styles and cheapest boots and
shoes ever offered in the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

PREsRRVE your pictures by having
them framed Of Robtnson's Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18
LIST or GIFTS,

S ~ % ~ S T % az al ~: III; Il
upOn depoIii N the RlrnlgA and Df0Vof6a III
Of Louisville, and Set aside for tAlt poEpooA -
can CHly b "a Gos &c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-18

ANNUAL CoHCERT.-The Annual Con-
cert given by the young ladies OF the Fe-
male College, comes of tonight in the
large hall ofthRt institution. From the
following programme it will be seen that
an exquisite musical entertainment Is In
store for those who may be so fortunate
as TO get seats:
CONCERT.
Chorus-From Fairy BridaI-Vocal
Glass.
Duett-KaGnka PblId - Misses Day
and Cspehsrt.
Vocal Solo-Ttro Little Rings-(Pers-
beau, Teresa Phillips.
Solo-CgjHS AnfmEi1-( List, Fan
ME Sweeney.
ReadingIGenie Pendleton.
Duett-EfH RGltI- (LSbitzky y. Misses
Frey and Hubbard.
Vocal Solo-Go Pretty H0Der-(De-
Haas, )-MollIe R. Chsplins.
Duett-R0kG II Alary,)-AiSses Adams
and jackson.
Vocal Solo Rhen tie Corn is RGriHS
Mary Roemer.
Duett-TWo PlAnos-PTImd UORHd
RGlk-Mlsses Donahey, Hepburn, Pol
lack and VaTdy
Readlng-IHadore Pollock.
sOlo-k JOHglSuT- (CorlseyD-Katie
Wise.
Vocal Duett-NeTTy RGrbltngJ Birds
lockwood -Misses Bradford and Phil
Solo-Grdnd Concert RGlt:-(Tilo Mat
teo, Annie Sweeney.
Vocal Solo-BrsGk, Break. BrSGk-
(Pease. Ida brennan.
Duett-GpSey POlkG,-Misses Bradley
and Jones.
ReadiDg-MAry Grier.
Vocal Solo-Ldq Hope (Gottschslk) -
Kate Wheat
solo-Fdiry Hdl.-tShOelling,l -Ettle
Roemer.
Duett-Rst Boy ROIkd-Misses Chap
line and Greer.
March-FFon "Tae PnophSf'-( Meyer
BEEF, misses Bradford, Mcclure, West
lake and Burns
Chorus-Vocal Glass.
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DuAlTum y TRAuB.
POST OFFICE REGISTER.

Hour It which malls are due and close at the
Post Once in this city. Prepared in accord.
Anee with the latest tine tables on the rAil.
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OpspGP; Paul tesuGed-Went down
TO the boat With father father. drove the
wagon on board-I got of TO get drink
at the spring all passed Gag he.gave
me a puHh-told him to take care. z l
walked on towards the spring, and
when about half way, to It. Gary
kicked me-told him did not want
10 tight-iatheE came where We we're and
asked Gary WhGths vas kicking me tort
l went hack TO the boat-iAther accom-
panied me. Father said he would 60 70
Esqr. Kelsey's office and have Gary Ar,
rested. Gary struck father and knocked
him down WHEN on the Wlyto the spring.
Father returned to the boat amer Waiting
Esur. Ks ofHco-GAry and Emory follow.
ed aPd one Of them struck hIm;-thsy
then ran after me, ! went to the boat,
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TraveIerS' Register.

AmrTAL o. NAM
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TRANSPORTATION.
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Cleveland &Pittsburg RailrOad


ON AND AFTER NAY 25, 1873,
~ Trains VIII run Daily, except Sunday =
fnlI0JFn Viz. 20
, 1873-08-27

necessary to describe what thoso aro. Thoy aro
alroadY too woll known. No congratulate Mr.
Thomson upon tho course ho has takon. n
othor respectable citizonH would initiate his
example in similar casos, It would bo
for tho ultimate politlcal good Of tho
whole country. It ia tro that tho public oi1cos,
for the t1mc boing would DO confiflod exclusive
" to tho bummor o1emout, which composoH tho
strength Of tho oaucus, but tho popular revolt
against tho syatom wonld como oil tho noonor
On thia account. As Mr.. Thomson saya and
docs, "l'oavo tho way open to thouo w1loao taato
onlists them to do Tho work which is necessary
to lnuuro aucccua" before party convention,
and tho tlmo will como whom tloro will DO auch
n demand for good oitizora In public placoH TINT
tho CAUCUS, wllotler Republican or Democratic,
will have to glvo way to tho proasuro.
, 1873-08-27
TIE CHICAGO DAILY TR1BUNE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST a. 1879

was orino Of suol, magnitude tint TINT body
nhould, by n prompt declaration tint oleotiona
by anch moauH woro void, protect tho honor Of
tho souato and tho intercsta Of tho country.
1lo demanded tho virtual expulsion Of sotator
supposed to hayo boon oloctol by bribory. Docs
not Nlr. Morton know tllat tliero nro Bovorat
othor whoro 1t is charged Tint elections to
noana, md docs ho not know that In tho history
of tho sonato, prior to the last twelve years,
no such thing waB ovor iutimatotl, oxcopt in tho
caso Of QUO sonntor who, ut this tmo, ia a
member Of tho l,ody7
MIR. Morton frankly confossea In his spoecl,
TINT tho not Of tho last Congress- giving back-
pay waa Of most " dangerous ohnraotor !;
and that tho money taken by tho mcnlbera wau
"gift to themselves for which, thoro was no
consideration. How many Of tic 300 mon IN
tho two houses OF Congrons havo refused tho
money! hfr. Morton rejoicoH that thcro is not
now m habitual gambler in Congress +; but ho is
forced to admit that but worry few Of the 800
mombcra Of the Inst Congroas llavo Ind tho do
money thoy won by passing tho Daok-pay bill.
Tho trouble, according to tho Indiana
sonator, ID that tho public haYo such
high notions Of official honesty that tho
member Of Congress Of / ho present day.
though cqEnlly honest with his predecessors,
finds 1t difficult to koop up with public aonti-
mont. Thua tho public sentiment that .digap-
proves Of mombors Of Congress sharing In tho
100000 utolon by tho Crodit h{obilior Compa-
ny is moro ezacting tl1an Tho public sentiment that
prevailed from 1850 to 1861; tho Ramo public
sentiment complains that tho liconse, sanction
and encouragement given by Oongroys, and tic
Government Gonorally, to nil manner Of frauds
and poculatiors In tho Civil Service ia not only
wrong i'll itself, but has had Il most domoralizing
effect upon official integrity III tlo States aud
municipalities. at this timo there aro in per-
hapa ten or tlftoon Statca officers who nro de-
faultors all over tho country tlcro aro town,
city, md county officers WHO havo practicod in
municipal Affairs tic loose morality md defiant
irrosponsibiity which Is general III tho National
service and when A1r. Morton arraigns public
sentiment rs altogether too high whon it inaiBts
that MI this shall bo reformed, and that tho
country must leave tho correction Of all these
evils to tho Republican party, acting through ita
cnucusoB and Its Congressman, he fails to do
juutico to tho intelligence Us vol as tho intog-
rity Of the people ut largo.
, 1873-08-27

Prince Jerome Napoleon has mnlo a stirring
appeal to Marshal AlacAtahon to have Ills army
ranl US General Of Division recognized. Ho
bases Ills claim upon the decree OF tho lato En-
poror, appointing linn to this ran1z. and makos
this 10 prominent that ho WAS evidently not
overcome by ave for any Republican tendencies
which lie could recognize IN tho present
Government Of Frauce. Perhaps he romom-
bored that it is by virtuo Of similar
dccroo TINT N1acA1al,on ia both AIarallal mud
Duke, both Of which titles l.e rotanB under tho
Republican Government. It III rathor singular,
however, TINT Prince Napoleon is induced to
mako this appeal by soeing his namo loft off tho
army regator. If this was the first intimation
lle had that he waa no longer General of Diyi-
sion in the French army, tho inference is that
the duties of tint position US discharged by Il
member Of tho Napoleon family arc not very
onnrnng
, 1873-08-27
below choice aold at n slight tloclinc. Shoop
woro fairly aotivo and unchanged.

Tho origin Of tho State Convention Of
drangors, now In aooret session at Watortown,
Wis.,. datoa back 10 tho notion Of tho turner's of
Dodge County. The Patrons Of TINT county
mot, July 81, at Dcavor Dan1, nnd roaolyod that,
M ncitlor tho Democratic nor tho Republican
party waa willing or ablo to nupprosu tho rrovail-
Ing ruinons political corruption, together
with tho tariff, bank, ralroad, telegraph,
and othor monopolicB the Farmers must
taho caro- Of thonlBolvos by mixing
new party. 10 accomplish this result, thoy
invited thor follow-Patrons to moot them ut Nil:
wauloo OH Aug. a1. Tho Executive Committee
Of tho State Orange took alarm at this bold stop,
and iasuoa warning, July 20, to all tho Patrons
Of IIuubandry OF Wisconsin to tako no part in
tho movement, as 1t was contrary to tho f,1ntla-
mental principle Of the ordor to ongago in
Tho turmoil of political strife. Upon this, tho
Dodge County mon sounded rotreat and
changed their call to ono TOR q mcoting ut
Wntertown for consultation, and tho trana-
action of business pertaining to tho iu-
terouts Of tho Order. Two hundred and
fifty delegates woro in attendance at
tho meeting yeatorday. Resolutions worc adopt
cdfaVoring tho improvement Of all wator-chaunolB
that would choapon transportation, tho regula-
tion Of railroads by law, and tho presentation Of
petitions to Congress for choaper transportation
from tho Wost to tho East and South. Tho Con-
,vontion finally declared TINT no man who was
guilty Of any completely in tho aaary ssoal should
tecoivo another vote from them There seems
to bo no likelihood that tho Convention will
nominate an independent ticket, or in my way
follow the bold lead Of it's origlnators.
, 1873-08-27

Tho people Of Iowa hayo been informed Of
flcial1y that Oh the 17th Ut September t1oy will
DO adlrenscd by q largo number of public mon,
upon political questions, md that tho aamo gon-
tlonon will continue toatdrcss tho people Of that
Stato up to the ti1no Of tho election. An oxami-
nation Of the list shows that tho following per
Sons wore mombers Of tho lust Oongross,
md took thoir "Iack-pay": sonator George
q. Wright, ex-senator Jamoa Harlan, and
Representatives f. ". Palmer, and Jackson
Orr. 1t appears, also, that Of theso orators,
who aro to address the people upon tho subject
Of economy aud reform, the following aro now
drawing 1925 per mouth. or $40 por day from the
National Treasury under tho fiction that they aro
serving Tie public in Congress Mt Washington.
The gentlemen who aro thus paid $40 day by
tho Government for tho timo spent IN milking
speeches III Iowa arc: George ". McCra,y,
Senator G. ". Wright, II. 0. Pratt John A..
Kasson, A. r. Cotton, James Wilson. ". Lough-
ridge, ]. ". AlcDill. The old rule wnH for the
"party" to rafso nlonoy TO h,ro speeches Under
tho new rule. tile speakers arc paid $40 por day
out Of tho National Treasury.
, 1873-08-27

Tho Chicago produce markets. wore again
active and atrong yeaterluy, except provisions.
h1ess pork was dull, a,ul 10@2Oo lover
for present delivery, at $1G00@1605 cash, aul
S1o1o@10.l2H seller September lard was dull
mid easicr, at 7516c por III for wintor, mud 75z
@754o for Summon rendered. Meats ;Isoro qutot
and unchanged, Mt 7;G@Bo for shoulders, oA@
91Gc for short middles, anl 10@1115c for Bweot-
picklod hams. Lake froiglta wero lcaH nctiyo
aud unchanged ut 10 for corn to DufraEo.
Higlwinos waro III fur demand, mud ndyance.l
70, closing at 97c per Ealon Flour was moro
active aud steady. Wheat waB acliyo, mud g<o
higher, closing Mt 31.lol1{ canh, mud S1.1315Go
1.13I seller septomber. Corn Was active
and 15@1c higher, clofIng at 4lc caBh, and
42eac aeller October. Oats woro aetlye aud Il
ehaae tlrmor, closing at 2Bl1o caBll, aud 2756o
aollor September. Isyo was In fair demand and
eteatly. Mt GGc. Barley was moro active and
st>dior ut $l.1l for No. q, caal, Or seller sertem-
Der The amounts Of grain in store In this city,
OH eate'day evening last, woro 78l,7s8 bu
wheat 2'a0,5y0 bu corn; 571,471 bu oats !;
86'a2 ba r5o' nd 50,567 bu hnrloy. Hogs wsro
quiet and easy at4. .25@t.85. There waa dull,
heavy foolug III the,attlo market, and all grades
, 1873-08-27
THE CAUCUS IN WISCONSIN,

The letter published by Mr. 4. II. Thomson,
tho editor OF tho Milwaukee Sentinel, withdraw
ing from tho contost for tho Republican nomina-
ton for Lieutonant-Govorn Of Wisconsin
though brief and undemonstratiyo, tells tho
samo old story of wiro-pulling aud log-rolling
which precodes ovcEy political nomination. and
which cannot fall to disgust a man of sensitive
nature, unacloolod in tho tricks of tile pos-l,ouso
bum1nors. announcement that Mr. Thomson
would bo ono Of tho candidates boforo tho Ro-
publican Convention called out an unusual prof-
for Of compliments and congratulations from
tho pross Of both partios, aud thero was worry
general fccling in Wisconsin, aud outside the
State whoreyor any interest il taken in Wiscon-
sin politics, that tho nomination Of Alr. Thom-
SOL would 10 o deaorved compliment to tho
service ho Ind dono, and secure to tho State
an efficient public officer. Men who ro-
ceiyo spontaneous and general attestation
Of confidence whom their uanloa aro mentioned
In connection with politica! canditlaturs arc
extremely raro now-a-days, and it would bo
natural conclusion TINT Hucll mon should not bo
required to resort to tho nsnal b1lmn1ing procesp
llcccsuary to conciliato tho callcun Experience
in many caHcs las proved the contrury, md Mr..
Thomuon'a caue la only con1lr.ndtory Of tho
loyollng tondonoy Of politics. But Mr. Thon,.
son IL evidently QUO Of atill snallor
number Of men who rofuHo to DO draxgod
into tho gnttors and s1ougha Of caucus
politics. In announcing lia intonton not to
como before The Convention for nomination.
ho nayg: II hayo now decided to tlecliuo to bo
considered any longor acandidato for any louors
which that Convention can bostow, but leave tho
way open to tlloHe wlloHo tasto onllsta them to
do the work Which IL, necessary to Insure uuo-
cosa." Thia tolls the whole story. 1t batrays
noMe Of the rallcor Of 4 sore-hcad. Tho deo|ara-
tion IL nude boforo tho assembling Of
tho Convention. The fold was st,ll
open to Mr. Thomson; and, with tho Influence
which would hayo como to bis cause from iliBin-
torestoa persous, 1t IL probable that ho might
oaaily have secured tho nomination for Lieuton-
ant-Goyernor II Ao had consented to tho usual
demands made upon party candidates, l. II nos
, 1873-08-27

The Democrats Of Fulton County, in this
Btato, pledge thoir support to tho farmers. They
met in County Convention yesterday, and re-
eolvcd that thoy could put 10 ticket III nonina-
tion to coulpoto with the Anti-a1onopolista.
They declared that shoy heartily approved all
tho principles Of the latter party, aud deemed it
unpatriotic to endauger its auccess by any action
On their part. They nsk tho Anti-Monopollsta to
put up a good ticket for county officers, aud
promise them the support Of the Democracy Of
the county.
, 1873-08-27

Tho Administration pnrty aro struck dumb with
aatoniA1lmont nj tho political ingratitudo Of tho
ox-gaorrii1n. Mooby. Aftor having accoptod him
as firnt-clasa Republican withontqucssiou, aud,
III tloir delight ovor thor now convert, allow-
oroa privileges Of MI sorts upon him mud allowed
]n to aoa1 out olIlccu to MI hs frionds, tho un-
grateful buBlw]lackor turna round and supports
tho Democratic nominee for Governor In Vir-
gnn. Tho Administration party, howovor,
haVo tho consolation Of knowing that 1t ts
not tho only caso on record vhoro
viper has beon warmed boforo a
Aospltable fire, and then turned round aud stung
tho hand of his bonofactor. Aa 5Iosby, however,
wao quito VOL known whom tho Administration
picked him up md adopted him, and as It accept
cd him without question or plodgo wllile 1t
roundly boratod or nrlnmarily eupprcsaod ovcry
other ox-Confodernte who identified himself
with other parties, thoro il no particular reason
why any sympathy should bo wasted upon tho
bitten, or nny conburo should DO layishol upon
tho btor. Most pooplo, on tho othor hand, will
DO inclined to. regard tho sudden dash into
tho Republican limos, tho capturo of fat Offices
and plunaer enough to accommodate his frionde
and tho subsequent easy oscapo. as ono of tho
most brilliant opisodoa in Mosby'a caroor, and
cortainly much moro successful thnn anythin, ho
did during tho War; From this standpoint, tho
plaintfvo whino Of tho Administration organ in
Washington ia amusing. ''IB this busl1whacker
to do as ho p1caHea in both political parties ~
1Io has oyidontly dono aa ho pleased In tho 1so-
publican party, and tho Republican purity is
evidently not pleased with what he Inns lone ;
which comes Of Keeping company with bush-
Ylackore.
, 1873-08-27

The Republican papers have published all
manner OF stories to explain why Joseph G.
Vao WAS nominated for Governor Of Iowa by tho
Farmors Convention. Now tho Rock leland
Union thinks tho matter il explained by tho
fact that Mr. Vail has two pretty daughters, and
Tint tho dol egates wero governed by TINT fact
In making selection.