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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-28
New York Market.

NEW YORK, May 27.-Cotton-Steady
at l6@l6sc; futures closed steadier; sales
4l,60O bales; May l5 27-326l5Ic; June
10 27-92@l5ic; July l6c; Augus; lG!:s
10 5-32ci September Is 800 lGc; OctO'
ber 10 l5-326l5 l7-32c; November
Is 5-l69l5 ll.32c; December lj II 32G,
l5sc; January Is l5-32@l5sc. Flour
Dull; receipts 1000 barrels; superfue
western and State 81 S5G5 90; common
10 good 50 75(d5 IS; good TO choice S5 50
as IS; white wheat extra - 1j@6 60;
extra Ohio - Oj@6 30; -. Louis - ljlG
8 60 Rye F!our-Quicl at 81 4OG5 80
Corn Meal-Henvy at s. 2jGt3 90
Wheat-Quiet and Il limited demand;
No. | Minnesota 81 -; wnite 81 10 No.
> Chicago 81 II; No. = Milwaukee : Ii.
do Minnesota l.; No. . Northwest ana
white Michigan 81 30. Ryc-Quict at
81 O5nl II. Barley-Dul and unchang
ed. Malt-Steady at 81 10. Corn-Re-
ceipts l2I,0OO bushels; better demand,
mixed western 7&G74c; yellow 75@ SO
white sc, Oats-Rcceipts $1,000 bush
els; quiet and firm; mixed ia 134c;
white 73G 7Sc. Hay-Heavy at 500 90
@7O0O. Coffee Quie. at 1tc. Sugar
Steady; fair to good refining s@sic; prime
Sgc. Molasses-Dull and unchanged
RIce-Quiet and unchanged. Petroleum
-Firmcr; refined l2!c; crude 81. Rosiu
Heavy at 81 S5@l 80. TurpeDtne--
Heavy Mt 33Bc. Pork-Firmer at $2O60
@2O 62!. Beef-Quiet. Cut Meats
Dull; miJdlcs dull; long clear western
lli@ lljc; short l2c. Lard-Loweri
primc steam liic. Chcc.e-IIeavy 81,
III. Whisky-Dull 81 10.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May 27.-Flour-Duil and
unchanged. Wheat-Demand fair and
prices advanced; No. 943c spot; 9j.c
seller June; 9S! seller July; No. 39Ic;
rejected SIC. Corn-lligh T; No2 mixed
fresh G5lc; regular 81; seller june GJlc
bid seller July; rejected CLEO &c. Oats
demand active and prices advanced
No. = 59tc spot or seller June; sc seller
July; rejected $40, "a Ry'-Drwaud
fair aud price, advanced; No. . uj.
Barlcv-DulI ami unsettled; No. > ~ -
Col - ,pot; 9jc seller September. Pork
Demand active aud prices advanced Ut
SO 81 -pot or seller June; SO 80 seller
July; so 10 seller August. i.ari--Duii
aud lower at Sli 90 spot; sli - seller
June; Sl4 30 seller August Bulk Meat,
Demand active and prices advanced
shoulder, &c; short clear Isr. WHISKY
Steady and in modcrat" demand II,
81 II.
On call board wheat va, unchanged.
Corn Firmcr at Gj.c seller June; J9,@
6y.c seller July. uut>-lligh"r at Gur
seller June. Lard-Noriuul
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Millions Of Grdsshoppers Destroy ed
bY "a Flood

KANSAS CITY, May 27.-Rain has
poured down in torrents, almost inces-
Scntly, for the, part twenty-four hours.
and still coming down. Reports brought
in by the trains on the roads running into
the city, show the rain has been general
in every direction for over one hundred
mile, from this point. Considerable
damage has been done to fence, railroad
embellishments, and some to the growing
crops, the lowlands being flooded and
washed out in some localities. But the
greatest injury is TO the graSshoppers.
Untold millions Of the insects have been
destroyed By the food. They were
washed into the cutters and sewers Of
this city and the streams of this vicitity
nave been full Of them. To-day the
Missouri river opposite this city has been
blocked with them, and the engineer Of
the railroad bridge reports that there il
that has Aoated past The leyee has beer
visited by hundreds Of people to see the
gratifying sight There is no question
but what the bulk of insects in this
vicinity has been destroyed by the food,
and if it continues through tonight as
there is every prospect OF, there will be
few left to trouble the farmers. In open
fields, the ground Is thick with dead hop
pers that have been killed by the beat
ing rain. The feelingof dread is rapidly
giving way to one of rejoicing, and Gov.
Hardin will doubtless be called OF to
issue a proclamation OF thanksgiving in
stead OF fasting and PRAYER.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and stock
Market

NEW YORK, May 27.-MoNEY-
Easy at mos per cent. Prime so days
double named mercantile paper 39@4
per cent, and tour months IA 4! per cent;
next grade j@6 per cent; prime single
named 90 days to four months 4tm5 per
cent; next grade j!@6! per cent. Sterl-
ing dull at 4SGI@ 1869 Tor sixty days, and
4S9i@4S94 for sight. Customs receipts
$4,000.
GoLD-Opened and closed at ll6; with
sales during the day at ll6.. Borrowing
rates l, and l-G+ per cent Loans were
also made fiat. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed $4,000. Ciearings S4l 100000.
Specie shipment, to-day Sl95. .0OO mostly
for Havana
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, May 27-Fl"ur-Steady
with "A moderate demand. heat-Dr-
mand fair and market firm; 40. white
Wabash s. -; 40. white Michigan
81 243: amber 81 %; .clirrJun 81 23t;
seller July 81 24!ml 2ji No.2 red seller
June u 22!; seller Ju.y$l -! Corn
STEADY and in moderate demand, high
mixed cash and seller Jun" re seller
July 73Ic; seller August 7jtr Oat--
Demand fair and market firm No. J u:
IA soc; No. : GIc; Michigan 1@:n' Whit"
&c; rejected G2"
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 27.-Flour-Stesdy
extras s. 2jmG 90. Whcat-QuIe,,
steady and unchanged. Corn--Steady
at SOC. Oat.-Nory dull white western
73c. Rye-Dull and lower at u 10
! lG. Hay-Unchanged. Provi-ions--
Dull. Purk-Lower at $2l OOM2l 80
Bulk Meats-Dull; shoulders sic; clear
rib l2!c. Ham,-li!m l55c. Lard
Dull at liImljc. Buttcr-Firm md
unchanged. Heayy'at lGm lsir
Petrolcum-NominaI; refined l2iCa l2.c
crude j3mj5c Whi,ky-DulI; western
81 90
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Tus Charleston Courier has taken Il
,.,. 5er,-,u-- Il claims in lis issue of
obi, 2.,b instant that as Governor JACOB
and MI the State officers except the State
t~ar.gr Mr. Jony COLE, has left
Charleston. which it still claims to be
.... ..srftsIl that Mr.. CoLE is the only
..-yi,.ug member of the government,
ana .g, such. il devolve, upon him to
..ur IN. business OF the concern" !"
~a. ,o,. n. C;.g;,,. .be proposes
DO in prompt ard conclusive
....-ur G,,crr,r Corr.s plan
NON. E.. D., ...,r.,,,,. tho Panhandle. snd
~.
carry the balance "i '"' '-h""u'"'' MAJ" :
body corporate back 10 old Nrginny;
first r.,poviro ,h,. main impcdiment to u
.l,, p,,,bor.,Is
'''""'""' 10y '"''
Counties t" the highest bidder ana "s'"S
.s. proceeds TO pay oil the State debt
,-.t..;.: ,.,,,.....,.,...f ,bs, tho nr,,,
H. :. -, ,5ror,i.o ,ba.o
"' ,.,-ooo
.''''''''' '.' ,''' ' Wv -;
'''' pay .'',..' ", ,.-;,,s 49,.
H'''' '' VIC ''"' nv
.''' '."' 49,.
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p. hoECHER R.
DEALER ~
Books and School Materials.

\ full asSOrrm"u' %, Toy. Has" E"l!-,
Croquets, Guns, RrvOivcTS and AuWCul-
ton, Pocket CUTLERY, Scissors, iSZyia.' ull"-
~, Mathematical instruments, largest ana
b-,f assortment pf -prctac.pS, opera ana
Field Glasses. Telescopes, Microscopes,
Thermometers, CHrOHOmej'--, i!GIOMr-
rers, ~a.cuaEOmcterr, &c, Nly.lHs, frtutu
and German AccOrdiOnS, EHrmuuica-,
Childreu's Carriages, wagons, &c, g..
Moved 10 l.Uj Main street, known a. J,
Cariwri,ut'~ place The public j. respect
fullv Invited 10 call ana see Tor Itself.
tUIegg
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WEST VIGINItN ~ MISSOURI,
Tnc Gras>hOppcr I'IaGue-StarYatiOn
imminent only Hope of the
Me- ern Farmer.
Js,KsuN Go, Mo, Ma

Js,KsuN Co.. Mo, MAY "a 1870.
Editors oCrhc Register.
anna ra,iy. 20. We~. Virginia. Hay-
..,"r pleasure "f reading copy Of
.su.,xc.'.,. paper. desire to give my
'-.-aI- u-..r. r.;rr through your
.....r-.
I,., ,eu. THAT 81. are destitute of news
,.a. is -o.d. or calculated TO comfort
.-.r.- But our friends should weep
wiz. To-, over our mj,turtane>. a. well as
r,.r.m ml.n IL over our prosperity The
p..r.... .hj, and adjoining counties are
a.. a despair. Vie Erasshoppers
a ready devastated the entire crop
wheat. cor oats, vegetables, flax, in
l.t everything thrt grow, Starvation
l> Immiuer;ly presented to the people
here. MANY oftn" farmers who had rs
much 20, loo acre, of corn planted are
Gathering their iam,lIr, and seeking quar-
,a-- ln other parts All is hinged upon
one thing now. ~ far as the grasshuppers
aye concerned. II is, If the. .grasshoppers
should 20 away within three or four
weeks. some grain can possibly he made.
have travelled i'm jackson, CaSS and
Bates counties, No, and johnson, Duglas,
Nyaudottn G,ud Levenwrrth counties,
Kansas. and gra--huppcrs are more plenty
taau spears Of grass, continuing 10 eat Oft
,.e com crop u 1t makes it, appearance
.a-ulgh the tenacious soil, until the germ
.- wn>,.hrld, is destroyed.
I..oo0y hope left the farmer is to Sc
..-' corn from the North that will grow
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MEMPHIS May 27.-The results of the
recent union of the ex-Federal and ex-
Confederate soldiers, in joining in the
decoration of graves OF the Confederate
soldiers, is shown in cordial invitation
of the ex-Federals, IN their meeting last
night, to the ex-Confederates to partici-
pate in the memorial services at the Ma
tioDaI Cemetery next month.
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TIE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT. J
OFFIcE or CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER. :
WAsHINGTON, May u Or. 81,
PROBABILITIES.


For Friday in the South Atlantic and
Gulf States south and east winds, station
AIRY or rising barometer, warm. partly
cloudy and clear weather with local rains.
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and
the Lake region, northeast winds, veer.
ing to ,outhcrly, warmer, cloudy or part
~ cloudy weather, falling barometer and
possibly occasional light rains.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, south"riy winds, SHIFT.
ing to northcrIy. cooler, partly cloudy
weather and higher prcssures.
For the Middle and Eastern States,
northerly winds, veerng to the southeast,
with stationary or lower barometer,
warmer and partly cloudy weather
The rivers will continue to fall.
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Requirements Of the Law.

Counsel then turned 10 the require
ments of the law to meet such q case as
this. The English law was that confession
alone was not sufficient grounds for the
destruction OF the marriage relation, but
only proof of the fact; proof Of actual
bodily contact was required. PROOF "i
the conduct, disposition, aduiteroua Pur-
posses, the ENHANCEMENT ofthe affections
by aduherous purposes and Of the opPoT.
tunitY of companionship and personal
contact were absolute means OF proving
the body of the crime. 1t was mistake
to say that proof OF the body Of the crime
was not required. These were required
by our law, and it was necessary on
these facts thus proved accompany ylng
the confession of parties, that An ad"-
quate ground for Il verdict could b"
found There was not much ground.
said counsel, :or suit OF divorce IN tins
case Counsel spoke OF the force o:
Brooklyn epithet- apple! 10 TN, tTa.
and said that the best method OF testing
the bridge between New York and
Brooklyn was to send a train, loaded
with these epithets, over it, and d 1t
stood these it would stand ANYTHING.
This was An issue whether Mr.. Brecher.
who stood for this country. in the heIgh:
of her extremity against all England
and faced the ieers and cat-calIs of great
crowds of English gentlemen Of better
classes, and faced them down,
what no single voice or man
ever did for nation since
the world began, whether he was
that beast let loose, coarse and loathed
that would enable English people to
return the taunt that jury discovered
that his courage was no. Of the soul,
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whether they were to say by their yer
diet that this man whom every stranger
who had been in the court room desired
to grasp by the hand; that he was man
who should be excluded from all com.
panionship, and that he could premedi.
tate a persistent cool seduction of a mar
ried woman; verdict Of six cents, said
the counsel, would be as disastrous TO
Mr.. Beecher in the case, as q verdict Ofa
hundred thousand dollars and then the
verdict could not be divided one, but
must be either for the plaintiff or defend
ant.
Mr.. Evarts SAID they would now look
at the law of cirCumstantial evidence,
and which he explained to the jury,
quoting from legal volume a portion OF
an opinion in the case of the People rs.
Bennett. The plaintiff said the counsel
had not failed to present proofs looking
to conviction from any delicacy; he did
not hesitate to bring Jos. Richards here
under charge of the court; he did not
hesitate to bring pauper woman from
the wards OF hospital TO repeat his lies
one S"bIt mere Llldt Dll ollc ptNaHi'II ali'
heard Beecher ask Mrs. Tilton how she
felt to which she replied,
Father Dear. Feel so So
Council did not know but that $50 50, ~
was very Indifferent expression Of how
she felt. Another witness was also
brought here who swore to seeing
Bcecher on the door steps of Mrs. TiltOn's
house ut o'clock in the morning, wait
ing for some person to open the door,
and there was no evidence that Mrs. Til
ton was in the house or what Beecher
went for. When Richards comes OF the
stand he apologies to the court and
Jury, said counsel. for what he had to say,
and wanted to relate something else, than
that he was asked for, in order to show
the impression o. that occurrence he saw
at hi- sisters made on him. All that he
saw happen on that occasion when he
went there was that Bccchcl and Mrs.
Tilton were convcrsing and when he
came into the room they withdrew away
from each other.
Court here adjourned
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Bids for gold in New York, yesterday
srg-eratod S5.4l5,0O0 at from 1875 tc
ll6O35. The Government awarded a
million at from ll6.02s to ll6.03!.
Mr.. Iewett, receiver Of the Erie road
cives notice to all officers, agents and
EMPLOYEES, to continue in the discharge
of their respective duties AS heretofore
until otherwise ordered.
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BoULoGNE, May 27.-Paul Boyton
entered the water at 2:l5 this afternoon
and started for Cape GrisneI. An I'M
mems" crowd witnessed his departur"
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Secretary Brlano reached Washington
s-,.~-day morning, and had council
e. The Sioux Indians. Having stated
,r. in bringing them 10 Washing
>?gt,ed Tail replied, but did not in
*lat course the delegation would
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Tas dispatches announce great
din Kansas and Missouri, which has
...eI 90, destruction Of untold millions
q. g-a,shoppcrs. So many indeed, have
..ua s.lpd. that there Is general rejoic-
-. aaJ IL i thought that Governor
HARDIN. Of Missouri will issue u procla-
nation changing the day set apart as
ya,ut fasting and prayer, to one Of gen
.-,. ,naaA.rlyiuc for the relief from the
ps,. ,Ar, Unexpectedly vouchsated
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Valuable Snort Horns.

NASHVILLE, May PA. J. Alexan-
der has sold two OF his valuable short
horns to MIR. Fox, of England. They
were the oath Duke of Audrie and the
10Th Duches Of Audine, ut $4,000 for
the two.
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SacramentaI Adultery

introduced and terminated by prayer
Mr.. Eyarts asked the jury TO look at
the folly of this attempt to make a
charge seem creditable by making adUl-
terry seem immaculate. Adultery was Il
thing which touched the institution oC
marriage and children and children'S
children were interested; that the proof
in regard to it should be plain and con-
vincing. 1t was Divine law that when
the father had eaten sour
grapes the childrcns teeth should be s"t
on edge. Now what sort OF adultery was
this which tool, place'bctwccn the purc,t
and best and who remained pure and
good after it had taken place. What is
to prevent this sort Of miraculous adultery
from getting into families, and who
could ward of the charge of it, commits
sion. In regard to this sort Of miracle
he was reminded Ola
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thirds, Wnlcn declined from 10 10 ~.
STATE BoSDs-Duli.
SToCKs-Thc was great excitement and
activity on the Stock Exchange to-day,
with II marked depression during the
greater part Of the day and a decline Of
to l6 per cent At the close there was
ii -teadier feeling and recovery of l to
Is per cent in prices. The greatest de-
cline was IN Panama, which broke from
1873 to l22, closing at l2S. Lake Shore
was very weak and declined from Ca, t.
GO4, under heavy pressure OF sales. In
lat. dealings there was "a rally 10 G2l
Pacific Mail was al.e very weak and de-
clined steadily from 36i to 32i, with a
recovery of aOoat per cent on last sales.
Western Union Was heavy and broke
from 70. to 73S, with large bi""k- "t
stock pressed on the market. The d"r'In"
was accelerated by rumor- that the stock
In the treasury might come "u ID" mar
kct. New York Ccutra. ieI! on per
cent selling as low as lu2t, and closing
NJ tho lowest point. Rocs Island fell OF
from lO3l TO 1921, cio-Ing at fractional
recovery Union Pualar ranged h"t ween
IA and -. and closed IL; ;he latter figure.
The earning o. the company continue
lsrrc-iurrruse for the first twenty-five
day- 81. the month S5'2.622 Northwest
o-a fell of from 33i TO 81 closing al
2s.. Erie Wa, irregular, but IN the main
Gr,uer the two extreme. having been !,
and IS. The appointment Of Ar. Jrw-
EFT 81. receiver OF Erie wa. well received
a, London. Ohios declined from 2@l 10
~. and at the close -oIl q. ~. The
change, in the balance OF tn" lit wers
70 ! per cent. The transactions on the
stock Exchange were 10000 shares, Of
which $4,000 were Pacific Mail, $1,000
Western Union, 10000 Northwestern,
$4,000 Erie. l22 600 Lake Shore, 5000
New York Central. GOOJ. Ohlo., $1,000
Union Pacific and 1000 St. Pau.
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Observance OF orDecoratiom Day.

WAsuIEGToN. May 27.-The Presi-
dent has issued an order closing the vari-
Gus departments of the government on
Saturday next, 29th inst, which will be
observed as Decoration Day.
The President leaves here for Long
Branch with his family on Tuesday next.
The Papal envoys who came TO this
country with the beretts for Cardisal
McCloskey. called on the President and
various members Of the Cabinet, and
were cordially received and with whom
they had long and interesting social
interviews.
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From oar reports sh!s morning the
n-,babilitie, ary tina. the weather to-day
y., besloudy with northeast winds and
..-. -- temperature.
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After Recess.

Mr.. Evarts resumed his argument. he
said that incredibility Of so fragrant and
heinous an lmputation upon two excel
lent persons, as he was justitiable in pro
nouncing these parties, irrespective OF
this imputation, was sought to be modi-
fed by the plaintiff by certain qualitca-
tions which would commend the charge
to human credibility. By making 1t out
that good persons could do evil and see
in it no harm, the first step was taken to
this end But this calling evil good and
good evil was the last stage Ofthe dissoiute
and wicked. Good men might do
wicked things and bad might do good
things, but woe to him who drew from
this the inference So insulting to the
Deity that between good and evil there
was no distinction. They SAID that TINS
lady never did anything which she be-
lieved 10 be wrong, that she was always
pure-minded, that she had no carIqi IN
cination, and that she never discovered
she had violated her marriage vow until
she read novel in which there was no
adultery, but the ENHANCEMENT Of Il
wOman's affection for priest, which IN
terfered with her whole devotion to her
husband. Mr.. Beecher, according to the
prosecution, said that he sinned. not
through lust, but through love, pHr-
fving, unselfsh love. If he had
any adulterous intercourse with
Mrs. Tllton, it was merely strengthening
his mind for the conversion Of sinner,
and lifting him nearer to God. According
to Tilton's testimony lie once thought
Beecher man of great intellect, greater
even than his own, but he out grew this
and placed Beechers strength in his
great moral qualities. These were what
made him greater than Sumner and
Greely and Tilton. These were what in
duced him to engage in what he termed
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representing Sunday School boy and
his teacher. The boy did not know what
miracle was; the teacher asked him
what he would say if he saw the
sun shining in the night. The
boy replied that ne should say
il was the moon. But, said the mas
ter. if man should tell you that it was
the sun? Please sir, ! should say h"
lied. CLaughter,j But if ! should tell
YOU it was the sun, l vino never lie:
Please sir ! should think you were
drunk lLaughter.) So in this case the
Jury were asked to believe that the Chastc
moon shining in the pure heaven Of tho
religious world was blazing sun Of
adultery. They would ut once declare
that it was the moon, but here Thco.
dore Tilton came along and said, ], Sir
Marmaduke, declare it is the sun Of
adultery, what would the jury say 10
him? he believed they would say be
lied. Laughter). But Frank Moulton
came next, he who never
told lie and said, on the honor of Sir
Philip Sidney, | declare it is the sun Of
adultery. What could the jury say to
him but that he was drunk? Laughter
The Ptmch catechism ended here. but there
was third witness in this case, Mrs.
Moulton, the wife of Sir Philip Sidney,
the sisterly friend Of her pastor and
Mr.. Titon. The two declared that this
was blazing sun of adultery. In tbi,
case, with all the politcness which 'h"
boy could command, he thought ur
would be obliged to say, "Madamc, yHU
must have been sunstruck, and don
know the sun from the moon. Laugh
ter Whenever you establish the pro-
position that these breeches OF eternal
morality that threaten the very fabric OF
society, the purity Of " family,
can occur without preliminary
moral degradation and with.
out beng accompanied by
Inflammation of low desires and
triumph of flesh over the spirit; can be
practiced with the maintenance OF all
active bencvolencCS, and exhibition OF all
the beautiful virtues of life, you have
struck blow, not ut Bccchcr, and not at
Mrs. Tilton, but at your own wives and
your own daughters. why do You th'N
rear them IN the distinction between the
wise and the foolish virgins If the wise
virgins, with their lamps trimmed and
burning, are t. be left in outer darkness
and the wedding feast closed against
them, why do you look at the growing
beauties OF the face and form and feel
safe? Were we to discard the divine
sentiment on which our society had
rested for 50 long time we
were to abardon these principles and go
back to the old physical law Of personal
security. II we abandon thcs" prec"Pt-
we would have to get wife deposit
company, and have paramour alarm
by which We might be summoned to her
presence in case ofneccssity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-28
PaiIllicO Races.

BALTIMORE. May ay27.-Second day, first
race, sweepstakes, three year olds, one
mile. Eleven started. The race was
won by Boy, Spring second, Eagabond
third. Time, las.
Second race, Baltimore cup, all ages,
two and a fourth miles Five started.
The race was won by Pcekness by twelve
lengths. Fudladcen second, Botany Bay
third Time, l:O9!.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-28
Af'heelinq 2eglster,

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