The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-01

make the ultra Radicals.
SECRETARY Bristow has been formally
brought forward by the Republicans OF
Pennsvlvania, for the Presidency. Tn
der the circumstances il is reasonable to
suppose thai, like his rival, eX-SpeHker
Blaine, he is unalterably opposed t" "
third term.
ANE Eow the Republicans OF New
Hampshire are ugitating the question
whether or not Governor Weston, shall
beimppached. They want it done but
are afraid it won't pay. Very likely. 1t
hardly ever pays To impeach sn official
tor advocating obedience to law.
THE Duke of Edinburgh was the only
one of the Queen of England sons WHO
is not a Mason, and his father-in-law, the
/ Gar of Russia, is one of the few Sover-
cigns of Europe opposed to Masonry.
Evidently the Duke wants 10 Cultivste
the old gentleman favor.
THE Government the other day sold
MI unfinished war ship, The Autie-
tam for $1,000. Thousands had been
expended upon it, an exchange estimating
that the copper alone cost over $4,000.
If this is not great mistake, it indicate,
most wise Government surely.
President Garrett says that when the
President Of the Pennsylvania railroad
allows him to enter New York over the
same line that ne has been using for thlr-
tv wears, and establish such rates as he
I pleasrS between Baltimore and Chicago,
then and not Till then will he be ready
tor peace.
TuE Centennial Commissioners In
Philadelphia recently enriched the Eng
li,h language with new word, "ccnten-
b mum. In this busy az. the average
American cannot take time Ia say Cen
truniui c"icbration,' so he viii Just con-
dense it in future in the single word teen
tenlum' Another party wants il chang
B ed to centennial"
SOME Of the Southern carprt-bag Sena-
tor. are boasting that they can muster
sufficient strength to defeat Pierrcpont'
confirmation if he continues to carry out
the reforms he has commenced in the
District Attorneys and United States
Marshals offices there. 1t is safe to pre-.
dict that Senator Spencer, of Alabama
will vote against him.
The Bank of England has about eight
hundred clerks They usually enter al
between eighteen and twenty-five years
of age. Their salary begins at about -four
hundred dollars Of our currency. From
thi, they advance until bv the time they
are forty-one or forty -four, they get
. $l,7O0 year, after which they can ordi-
narily hope for no increase.
; CARRUrH, the Nineland editor, who
rr;ire> from journalism because Of his
inability to cultivate a lead mine. and
edit a newspaper at the same time" says
that with charity for all, and malice to-
ward none, he buds adicu 10 friends and
foe, alike, and will "settle back on his pill
low for good. long refreshing nap \
! lucky editor. even if he does wear Il bull
+ let in his head.
SECRETARY RoBEsoN expresses it rs
his opinion that the anti-third term reso-
I luton of the Pennsylvania Republicans,
wa, a cowardly yielding to popular
clamor When did an administration
official before ever desire constant op-
position to the expressed will of the peo.
pie, even though he calls il popular
clamor.
GEN. HOOKER vulgarly known rs
"tghting Joe, is the last one to take up
the war against General Sherman. He
says he would rather be among those
maligned, than among those commended,
and whilc he has mo taste for respond
ing To sherman ISLANDERS, he may do 80
Yet at the proper time. Sherman has
stirred up hornets nest undoubtedly.
The result will be interesting to the look
erS on.
THE Prime" Of Wales in h., tour in
India will be dressed like Ill Eastern
potentate. sn big turbaL and baggy
tr"wcrs, and his equipage Will be a,
msrniticcnt as it can bn made. The in .
tention. of course, is to dazzle the natives
wit spectacular exhibition Of their fu-
,urc ruler. The cost of this royal show
will be- about million dollars. After
this, General, YOU can 90 to Long Brach
~ much rs YOU will, and "" won't s@y
anything more about it, II YOU will prom
is" NO, to try again 20 make Is NJ en- =
plr'.
ME. BEEcHRR was the recipient, "n
Wednesday last, of avery novel eviden"e
oi esteem According 10 BrooklyH.
custom, all the sunday school children
Were enjoying holiday and picnic n
'">pt'S park, and as many as six'sy
thousand united in the fef tiyities. A div i
SION "i them visited Mr.. Bcecher. and AS
they passed his house cheered him lustil V.
and covered the steps on which ba sto, ID
with flowers. OF course the Ii,tIe inn n.
cents knew nothing of the scandal hut
dld this out Of pure affection for }b,Gr
pastor. Or course too. their msrr ..
didn't hint TO them anything abon, - bo
performance. If such were suspected ,,II
its beauty would vanish