The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-17
POLITICAL NOTES.

\ SENATORIAL clique is in favor Of
putting Hannibal llumin IN the place OF
Mr. Ferry,
President GEANr ha- been 50 true to
his friends as to be- false to himself, sam.
Buwlc- says.
\ WESTERN exchange thinks it i
very wrong to speak of Grant rs the
grand high Babcockoloram Of the -.
Louis wmskcy ring
In the Iowa Senatorial canvass it is
said that Secretary Belknap take tho
lead il popular choice dstancing, 50 far
Harlan, Price, McCrary, Carpenter and
other, mentioned as in the race.
BY ana by, we suppose. Nevada will
weary of elcCtlng millionaire miners 1"
the Senate. Ii is stated now that neither
Senators Jones nor Sharon will spend
much time in Washington this winter
RErEE, ENrAryE Jones Of New
Hampshire, will have the finest c-tub-
lshment in Washington this winter
lie has rented an elegant house, and has
taken with him five horses, one pair Of
winch cost him $1,000.
Tue Michigan Senator says there Is
no radical djll,erance between the lscpub-
lean and Democratic platforms now
DAYS. He ADDS that if they were to be
placed on the table side by side, without
their respective captions, he would defy
any one 10 tell them apart.
THERE is nothing like keeping the In
dian Commissioncrship in the family.
As f. p. Smith steps out John p. Smith
steps in. and meanwhile ten thousand
other Smiths around the coun-
try are doubtless ready to pack their
buds. and do likewise at half an hours
notice.
There can be no doubt remarks the
Springfield Republican, "notwithstand-
me the Presidents remark as to the de-
STABILITY of keeping the navy 'on its
Muscle ut all times, that the naval prep
arations were intended TO be the part OF
Mr.. Castings argument Of which Spain
would see the point the quickest
"What sized man is BubcOrll, large or
small?" This question is suggested by Il
remark made by Joyce, on assuming his
prison garb. The Hrs, striped suit made
for him was mistit, being several Sues
too large. Joyce remarked lightly Us he
luld il aside: at won't be wasted You
sec. It'll just tit my old friend, who's
bound to need one before long
In the former messages of President
Grant the "outragcs in the South usurp-
ed the largest share. But so completely
is the outrage business lost from sight
tha. not word about il occurs in the
whole Of this intermiuahle message. The
outrage, are supplantcd by foolish cry
Of alarm about free schools and the &c
emulation Of church property.-Har-
riJ,trg Potriot (D','.)
The Methodist Episcopal Bishop lIa-
ven : uttcruncc on the denomination Of
President Grant is not receiving much
approval from the Republican organs.
The Utica Hcrnfd considers the incident
the most conspicuous example yet ailor-
dcd Of the con piclous fact that ministers,
whatever their denomination, are more
thoroughly iucapacitatcd 60 act rs polit-
. iriaus than any other class OF men
ruE emily prophecy the Springfield
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