The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-23

when he saw his $4,000 appropriation
pass beyond his sight, was In the worst
situation believe I ever saw any legiela
tor. IInaudibly you could hear him Say
the "poor untortunates," referring to the
lunatics, but below that murmur was q
CONSEQUENCES OF the, terrible embarrass-
ment inEhich ha himself Jig placed, by
virtue: ot the sfaet that he p one 81 the
Executive Committee Of the Board OF Di.
rectors, and that he has store In Weston
thst will most likely suffer more severely
Tor the want OF this money than the npoor
unfortunate" ooT tina > ss6spitdI!b &c iaIlewis
was therefore perfectly demorslized. He
could eat nd dinner, heSen atLthe Hale
House, but hurried back to get the vote
reconsidered. ESQ gl q
JONATHAN ALSO DEMoRA1tzED.E
Bennett, Of the Senate, was also de-
moralizeds and failed to manifest that sub!
lime Indifference that he tries 10 play
when the Asylum % In any way brought
in question. There has. been spent on
that institution as much as $55l 900 for
construction purposes, and $350,000 for
current expenses during the last eight
year, sand % veyy large part of itseince
the Bourbons came Into power. The In.
stitution Is likely to continue o perfect
sink hole for the public funds for years 70
come. % 90 81
TWO WHIPPED MEN Faoxl,i oHoaeAL1A.y
The worst whipped set Of men ! have
seen lately, Notwithstanding their own
Esupposed wisdom, was enider and Price,
OF Monongalis. Their university was
asking for $21 500, and these men, who
ure supposed to represent that institntien,
both labored 10. defeat the normal ncho ols.
Snidere was especially prominent The
friends OF that school had advised d very
conservative lcourse to be pursued by
these men, but they both knew more
than other folks, and did not see the trap
lthey Lad got into until the whole ques:
| tion was beyond their reach. It was a
matter Of general remark, the foolish ac-
ton Of these two men.
THE MOST AMUSING, INCIDENT.
Il But The most amusing thing IseY yaa
the faithfnl trying U get their .tekets
cashed. They were hawked oil over
town, and there was not money enough
in the banks to pay of the members.
Think OF that, taxpayers The Charles.
ton banks have, $ll8,000 Of thesppblic
moneys, and yet your representatives can't
get their per diem paid. No wonder
there Is Generalization In morals, politics
and religion in this community, when the
State Treasury Is so bsnkrupt that It
cannot pay tho law makefs ofthe State.
ls2a 3 SpEFuNoT JURYMKtE. u
l7lAll the defunct ex-rebels in the State
almost have been summoned In here by
United States Marshal Slack asjurors, Il
is remarkable that eighteen out OF twenty
grand Jurors are of that class, only two
Republicans on the Jury. The course
Marshal Slack has been pursuing in this
matter Is, to say the least, ALLOWING and
barefaced discripinA iioA IN fayoH n the
| detunSt febsl elen nt i6Hthp epuhtry,
When aslged 10 DO afavor FOR RepubE-
canIhe would snub the best friend he had.
These faded lights of Democracy come
here at Government expense, and hold
their caucuses and arrange their plans Of
lopefations, and devise, means to patch up
| the falling fortunes of the + Reprnefs'I
There is q good deal OF disgust among
l1e hepupHeaIs o. Mis u,scilin,e1sins
4 policy OF the united states MarsnALHAi
- - HENRY.
Delayed Correspondence ,s!,'s.. s s.Iy ..
Perennial Spring in FIJI BLae-1ne
Printing hlaSoo 1gain-7hat Barrel 81
y Appks-Otr Rheeliag Delegation IN a
I6lIfqM Pldce--Col., Floyd and TIC, Pubic
e. lands -Grdpstlot IN ase RolsS-Aore
p ,BHliHadzz1h Governor Do SUD 3OF