The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-12
TIE CAPrrGL QUESTION.
spicy Observations by IIe PHI.
lOsOPher Of the IitclIie GAZETTE
.-OthCr Pointed Observations
from leading Newspapers.

lTOut ASAWbuS .NNN"l'SpNN"
ICllp, from the Richie County tia1ctlcl
Ward-Ward-it appears to us We
have seen the name. remember now.
lie used to post bills for u blister reliever
entitled "Magic Relief" We beheld him
in those halcyon days, and so far ms dirt
was concerned he was the second edition
Of Henry Clay Dean. We are informed
that le has not washed since.
Governor Jacob, although not very
iayorably disposed to removal, did not
veto the Capital removal bill; but Eyre
mont Wards not afraid Of the small re-
sponsibility Of checking the wheels Of
government. lie has made himself i'm
mortal, and should hunt n gulf and leap
into It, like that ancient Roman. How
ever, Ills antipathy to water will prevent
his doing anything Of that kind.
The Wheeling lSIELLIGENCER says II
would scarcely amount to M act Of petty
larceny to rob the Kanawha Valley Of the
entire city OF Charleston. This Is wash
Ing wounds with salt.
Ii was not Chief Justice Waite, as the
Wheeling lNrELLiGESCER had ii. Not
BY long ways. II was not even Judge
Wait Of the 9th Judicial Circuit In.
stead II was Evremont Magic Relief
Ward, who granted an injunction re-
straining the removal Of the Capital 10
Wheeling. Rub on the liniment.
The milk in another Coconnut has been
discovered. The Charleston Courier
mathematics Good, growls at Stuart,
grumbles Mt Judge Camden, ridicules
Mason, politically curses Dan johnson,
sails into WelGll and heaps inverted
blessings upon nearly all Of the Capital
removalists. But there il one man who
has not yet received the smallest portion Of
the shower Of birthstone. This mans
name Is Price, u, w. Price, General b.
W. Price. lie represents the second Sen.
alOrial District, composed Of the counties
Of Marshall, Wetzel and Marion. Cir.
CumstanCGs (the principal Of which were
The sentiments OF his constituency com.
PEELED him to be lively on the side Of the
Capital removal. lie voted that way.
straight through. But he alSo voted for
Henry $. Walker for United States Sen.
atOr. How that latter styleOf voting re-
lieves the sin Of iavOring the Capital re-
moyal, according to the way the Charles
ton Courier lOOks,at the matter.
Some Observations from Other
NOuFceS.
THE WHEELING ELECTlOS..-At the
election at Wheeling on last Monday, at
which the people voted upon the prop.
OSition to appropriate 100000 to the
erection Of a capitol building, the vote
stood 1918 in favor Of the proposition
and 3l6 against II. This looks rs II the
people Of that place were in earnest aud
not very much scared at Judge Wards
Observation-Disclosures Under.
ttrom the rarkersburg Tines
Wheeling covered herself with glory.
The proposition 10 appropriate 100000
for q Capitol building was carried, on the
9th Inst, by n large majority. OF the
votes cast 1878 were H. favor Of the MP
preparation 10 only 3l3 against II.
0icOurse all the papers Of that city are
jnbilant over the result.
(t'rom the Fairmont virgnian)
Wheeling has by large majority de.
Cided upon the erection Of extensive
snInv ihem, iSni thpn. INV about ihNt
ininnciion. md have Inc citizens oi
Wheeling obtained tho rorspni nj Henry
4 Waller md Tho niLer nrnmincnl
ChotissioniteS Tbov crrloirCS "bnNiJ
have Ieen cons,,l,td Lsfore ibis iasi, sie,
was taken IVA "rnecI IN bsot tl,at tI,p
penpie Of the insL named civ Inv" sci n
veto mon The matter. md II thew have
Wheeling won't erect any fine UapitoI
buildings.
From The Fairmonl lndcx.l
MI said that the next eosic.t THING IN
getting AN Injunction il The jissoiyi6e NJ
H. Ne imagine Thai the nInvc Nill
prove true in ihis cass. ioT va have mi
4 particle Of doubt hat thc ierisiNtIts
Ind AZ much right and AUTHORITY 10 re- |
move tho Capital as 10 do any other oct
The Constitution under which The feris. |