The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-24
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
Beeeher Max es a Speech.

ST. JoHNsBURY, VI, September 23.-
Rev. Henry WaId Beecher made a
speech to-day at Caldanie fair, held in
this place, to over 5000 people, his sub
iect was: "What Don't Know About
Farming" He was brought on the
grounds in an open phaeton, which look
ed splendid as he drove up at the sound
of martial music, and was greeted with
loud cheers from the assembled theus-
ands. His speech was frequently inter
rupted with loud cheers, and hearty
laughter. After the close of the ad-
dress he was driven to the railroad de-
pot, and to escape conversation he made
his way to locomotive and rode with
the engineer to Wells River junction, as
he was much fatigued.
CONCORD, n. H., September 23.-
Beecher delivered an address at the
Grafton county fair to-day. The nature
and primatlvc condition of man was con-
sidered at some length, after which he
spoke of the educating force, or work on
individuals and its wealth-creating pow
cr. In relation to working, he said 1t Is
not drudgery, it is going to school by
men of industry. Man is largely educat-
ed in the earlier period of his existence.
Work is blessing.
Further Trouble Apprehended.
NEW YORK, Sept 23.-The Times cor
respondent telegraphs the following from
New Orleans under date Of 22d: To-
day public feeling has changed very
decidedly. and it is now considered not
improbable that even more serious con-
hict than that of last week may shortly
occur. This morning when it became
generally known that the committee had
broken up and no result arrived at, the
Young and hot-headcd men Of the League
took no pains to conceal their feelings.
Kellogg and L. :. Marshal, Packard, are
again denounced openly as thieves and
liars, and Assistant Secretary OF the In
terror. Cowcn, who is charged with hay
ing been instrumental in breaking up the
conference. is also abused in unmeasurcd
terms. During the afternoon the leaders
of the white league were constantly in
session. and it is known that many ad-
viScd the continuation of the hoStlIlticS.
If they fire on the troops, they believe
that military government VIII ut once
be established in the State. 1t is known
that the business men and capitalists in
the city, who make no secret of having
supported the movement, are opposed to
further fighting, and will make
no additional donations to the
league. There is no evidences
that the southern element wishes to
molcst private citizens and on all sides
it is admitted that personal property
was never more secure. Gov. Kellogg
processes to believe that war of cXtcr-
minution is to BE- commenced against the
negroes. but Penn asserts positively, that
such an idea has never been entertained
by even the most passionate of the white
league. During the evening the Cover
nor held Il consultation with Secretary
Cowcn and later tclcgraphcd to a. 7.
Field. Attorney General, to come to
New Orleans Immediately, 1t believed
he wishes to consult him and then pro-
cccd ut once in the preparation of IN
dictmcnts against those prominently en-
Gagged in the riot.