The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-18

eu naaIhs Al thai portion Of tAe OF! ]
III be Occupied viii bsil&Hg nucA I
sore sishdy h1n The ones tAsi stood
here Tor hfty OF sixty years before he
ire. l shoGli think, iodgiRg iron sP-
u.arsnues, TIA, ChIrlsssoa Is improving
zors rapidly hi, spring than it has for
ssveral ytAss back,
tod TIA, NJ. BiElsy, a PittsbzrSh eaPi'
.aIisi IS engaged in bgilding !Asgs eAIE'
,o.l iron taru1Os. IhITs not YET bad an
opportunity to 60 over uyseii T0-tho sPo'
where TIE work i, going On, but there Is
40 davb, b, hat aboat 100 men are en-
pl5rsl II esus,rueiing the furnace. The
line s1ed ior il ooaPlstion Is the lsi Of
yuly, and by tbs lE q September they
e1ps,4 70 have The furnace il full Mast
Thsv have The irOa ore, coke, eAiT'
coal Ere elay and inesions all within
b,f mile q The furnace in The greatest
.buri.Dos. and it Is claimed thai they
On make iron 50 PER osht cheaper than
!, can lie uanutsciGrsd Al Pii,sb1rTh, or
anr other point in The eosRiiy. In other
rori, /, i, claimed that ChAr!estOu is the
ebeapesi place ii ihsTOrh to nhnuiae-
ture iron. This may be tree, and it nIy
~, l. ,rse We will Be b,stter prepared
% make up our mind OF hat point atisE
/, few hundred isus have baen mAnufae-
tured. There Is % question abOai The
~, however. Of the sIisisDoe Of The
brown hensti,e ore in large quantities
within sigh, Of the proposed iurnAoe.
Coal i. also near Al hand, and where coal
and irOa both exist in paying Quantities
it i. quite reasonable thai irOa eoald be
made very cheap
Ca Tue-iay next General HunPhrys,
chief Of the GoyeDmeH, Engineers, Is eH-
pec,ed here. lie uiIl be accompanied by
anunlsr Q! Distinguished geuilenen, and
will remain here iOr several days. The
obrc, q his viiL l an told, Is 10 make
aI.rsoaal Investigation oithe @ted, hanks
and b,l.a,a- q tie HsnaVhA rIvsr prior
to e1IsBiing The sS)O,0oO, that were aP-
propfialsd by The GENERAL Government
f6f tbt improvement oi SAID kiftam our
ing the last session Of Congress.
Extensive preparations have teen made
Lr the CITY Council 10 entertain The die
,ipEui,bej guest, aud 81 The sane time
mango 10 impress thsm iavOrAA! uiih
the imp1rtABcr d spending i0riy OF Fifty
or even perhaps. one hundred aDd EfIy
millions a dollars to construct the James
rive, and KanauhA CAnal. Good i'm
pressions, you know, are lasting. TbS
idea, therefore, il 70 strike them On The
-blisi side If possible. The GoTerpnent
ha. ,bGul5erud this great sntsrPriss, and
The rsopls Of Ibis end Of The STATE dOn't
want her to throw OF her load until tbt
- is completed.
There can be no question about the i'd
UAn.aEes that would accrue TO the Third
Congressional Ditrie4 from the proseeu'
tiou Of this canal. Il would not oaiy
plaSe Der citizens on the road to prosper
iiv, bui Uould make them very wealthy
also. There are 6 feet Of coal in this
valley Above The water leTel, and iron on
in great quantity and vA:istiss- Complete
the canal and this would he The most
available coal field in the country. The
KAnaUha people know these fHetA and
tbsv are deisTmiBed 10 make As good 4
show As possible When the Engineer
reach here next Ueek.
The injunction issued By Jadge Magic
Relief Ward TO prevent The removal Of
the Capital from CHARLESTON i, the only
questioa Of interest that / have heard
discussed since | arrived here. When
one .eiiinu meet another the first quss.
ton Asked il. swell. That Do you think
Of the Injunction The eobduet Of THE
Governor has nysti6ed everybody. He
Ia, been silent. and no one knows What
be is going 10 do. True, he is.Bed cir.
eular which stated that be thought the
lag removing the Capital from CharIesi0n
va, noi Unconstitutional. sc. bat did not
AR th,; be meant to execute the Law. o.
course The inlsrebot il that he means 10
take it TO wheeling. bat then be did not
Say 50. and great many persons claim
that be will 10, violate The injunction,
which ia reBerAlly conceded 20 bs iur
until dissolved or ~ aside. In other
words, tbsy think that WHEN The time fct
removal comes he viii not allcU The
property Of the State to lie removed.
This i, Dci my OPINION By any means.
inistvisEed His EteelIebcy. Bot be il
harder to pump thIs = dried-up cider
tai. bat At the same time think that On
the 2la he viii direct all the STATE
Archives " le PlAned on : steaml,uat aBd
E;arStd Tot Wheeling. deaf see hOr
be can do oiberEise. The .1SEislainr.
makes Laws, and il 10 he pIaOs Of the
Governor to execute them. In iAis in.
s;inoe the legislature Pass<d lAu re
moving the sat of government from
Charleston 10 Wheeling it i tl,efriOrs
the duty d The Governor 70 execute tia,
Law. The Governor undet tie COnstitu.
ton i snenAble only 10 the IesiElaiure
is- The cVurue Of hii OGicial cob1uti. If
be ridNie, be orders Of his superior til,,
Legi'laiufsi They uOald most liktly in.
peach him, Of It least sboun d il /
can not see hou OF shT be should pay The
ieasi attention To the oSlsfs a . Cireuit
Judse, who has no more cola,ol ore, III.
Govefbof than ESnArck hAs o., Cr,nt
II locks to NE like shildis pl1y.
One reaaoh 4 j. / think GOvsfpo,
Jsoob i' going TO execute the rrn0uf Isp.
il tscaus be has not vet asked JudFs
Smith 10 dissclrs The injunction. although
ths Governor il in the city and oouf, i.
in session. II he intended 10 PAR any al.
tenlion 10 the injunction be would have
employed counsel on the nan Of TIE
state and Prcoeeied to sdjusi the matter
in lezai way. Bat he has done Nothing
Of the kind, and the inference is that he
DOES not intend 10 Do inythine.
Some weeks sinOe The Govtrbof let
10 resident eaFrepter To unakes