The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-10
OURHANC0CK LETTER.
The Radicals Responsible for Judge
Cainden'S moi Being EieeIed--COld
and MOrtaIity--The Fox Hunt, The
Drama, dc.
FAiRvIEw, HANCOCK Co,
Febv. s 1875

Editor OF the Register:
The large vote cast for Judge Camden
for Senator in the joint session Of Satur-
day proves the correctness ofmy views of
the influence Of his action concerning
the Capitol removal There Is no doubt
about IL that, in their present temper the
people of the State (as they stand pretty
fairly represented in temper in the Leg
islature) are Inclined to look upon as
their largest creditor in the way OF pub
lie favor. the man who does most 10 get
ting the capital out Of Charleston into
some filter place. Walkers elOquence Is
but LIGHT. J. y. Camdcus great service
in behalf of West Virginia freedom Is
insufficient. in comparison with the
weight of favor to which such an one
entities himself The consequence OF the
Radicals failure TO avalthcmselves otthe
only u believe potentiality possessed by
them yct-the election OF Judge Cam
den. OH Saturday perhaps be sub
icct of serious consideration in the future.
Suppose their hated Walker should turn
up clcctcd-would not they in measure,
be responsible for the result, seeing that
they might have prevented it2 They
could have elected the Judge-are they
not rightcously responsible II any less
proper man should be chosen!
The passing polar wave, which reached
its elimination, We longingly trust, on
Sunday night, is vastly credItable to tho
prophetic verify OF the grounding
whose annual day of Generalization was
one week AGO. but it has been anything
else than agreeable To the human system.
Doubtless large -hargc Of the disease
and death of this winter Is traceabIc TO
the sudden and extreme changes OF tenn
pcraturc.
Three burial, have occurred in the
Fairyiew Presbyterian Church yard
within the past week. Miss Stewart,
daughter of Mr.. Charles Stewart, died Of
consumption, in her 2l>t year. Miss
Wvcoh. aged about Is years died of the
same disca,e. Mrs Mary Allison, widow
of the late John Allison, of this county,
died ON Saturday and wa, buried on Sun
day. She was in the sGth year OF her
age. and had been Il member of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church for siXty-clght
yeas. She had remained in excellent
health and vigor until few years ago,
when an accidental fall deprived her of
the power of walking \ few days ago,
another accidental fall, resulting in what
appeared to bc but slight injury, pro-
dured. an inflammation that fastened death
She was Il most estimable old lady, and
her life excmplificd the beauty of all
evenly. onward Journey IN the Christian
way to the cheerful passage OF the dark
river.
The County Court otthis county meets
on Monday next, and the Circuit Court
two weeks thereafter.
Our great Circular Fox Hunt, which
i, the topic of much speculation and the
great expectancy OF the times, comes of
on Wu>hington's birth day.
The drama i undergoing revival in
this place Domestic art is soon to pre-
sent our community with Ten Nights
IN a Bar Room
The Rev. j. :. Pomcroy i to deliver
his lecture, entitled "Now and Then,
before AN audience here ON Friday night.
Communication between our county
and the other side of the river by any
other mean, than ~llihS. has been SuS-
pended ever since the breakup OF the ice,
two weeks ago. We must have bridge
at New Cumberland some day.
CAMILLUS.