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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-17

Bitm1NB NARKEr, September II - The
market was well stocked with butter and
cheese Butter sold at - to Do for fair to
good, 70 to Is. for choice and Boz for selec-
lions Cheese, farm diaries, sold at to Zoe.
Boo factory offered Potatoes. Early Rose.
- tl So. Egg 2O,.
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nUu,INGrON AND VICINITY.

Chittenden County Court commences
: ,ntemb.r 2Ist. A short term is expected.
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To-morrow's programme consists Of the
go class, for purse of $500. and the ;. 80
class for purse of $500 Among the horses
entered in the latter are Billy Ray, Lady
Foxy. Spotted jim. Charlie Mack and J. 7.
Russell. In the 80 class are Laura VIII
lams, Grey Bill. Fanny, formerly Dolly Dot.
Kitty and other good ones.
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The river has commenced TO swell
slowly. Last night the mark shOweC
3 feet 7 inches.
The steamer Science arrived iron
Farkersburg with good trip, and de
parted at her regular hour.
The Comfort failed to put in an ap
pearance at the wharf Yesterday, iron
some cause unknown.
The ThanhOusGr and Market Boy are
making their regular trips.
The Fanchon will not arrive before to
morrow evening, having stopped TO MAKE
some repairs.
The ltagon will leave for Parkcrsburt
this morning punclually at 10 o'clock.
The Tempest arrived from New Mar
tinsvillc last evening, and will return to
day.
Reports from the hcadwaters Of til,
Allegheny indicate that We shall have
two or three frGet more water here inside
Of fOrty.eight hours.
The steamer G. W. IIornbroOk was pu
on the docks yesterday.
lIIy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, PA, October l.-Riyel
about Is inches and stationary. Wealth
cr cloudy.
MEMPHIS, October 1.-The river fcl
10 inches. Dcparted-T. n, Miller, Ella
Hughes, Arkansas river; Mary Houston
Glencoe, New Orleans; st, Genevieye, st
Louis; Capital City, Vicksburg, the latter
last night.
CAIRO, ILL.,, October l.-Arrivcd Cit!
Of Helena and LiOncss from st. Louis
Departed City Of Helena for Vicksburg
River | | feet / inches and falling, Wealth
cr clear. Mercury IS.
CINCINNATT, October l.--Riycr q fee
and falling. Clearing Tonight Arrive,
Andes, Wheeling. Deparlcd--lNn'
chon, Wheeling.
Sr. LOUIS, October l.--Arriycd--Bay
ard, Hannibal; Lake Superior, st, Paul
johnson, Keokuk; Julia, Nicksburg
Departcd--City Of Alton, New Orleans
Bayurd, lIannihaI Lake Superior, John
son, Keokuk; Belle Memphis, Memphis
River fallen inches. Clear and cooler
EVANSVILLE, October L. Weather
clearing up and cold this evening" mer'
curry 53' to 80. River feet and about
stationary. Down Evansville, Eddy,
willie and Fawn. up-B. II. Cook, Geo
Roberts and Glasgow. business active
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NpnnIding,s Accounts.

SAN Francisco, October Naval
Paymaster j. s. Cunningham arrived
here list night to relieve PNyma9ter
Spaulding, and court Of inquiry will as
scnlble at Mare Island October 9Th to ex-
anime Spanldings accounts. The latter
is supposed to be involved by the pecula-
tion4 Of q. NJ. Pinncy, late purchasing
clerk. Spaulding last night stated that
the loss will fall on individuals nnd not
on the Department; that pinney's frauds
consisted in fraudulcntly filling up GER
tifcatcs Of payment due on contracts
which had been signed in blank by
Spaulding, and hypothecatcd them to Ger.
tain parties with notes Of responsible par
ties attached, and that the makers Nnden.
dorscrs Of notes will be liable. Spauld-
ing claims that he knew nothing Of the
transaction until the certificates were
presented for payment.
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OFRirE FlRE 4 MARlSElNsURANC Co., |
WHEELING, ". Va March 81, 1875.

J
RsjOir,i, That the proposition Of the Peabody In.
Mrunco Company Of Wheeling, for the reinsurance
Of thr fire business Oi this Company lie, and the same
Is hereby accepted and the President Of this Com
pany, together With Mcssfs. Reid, uOshOfn and
OBren, are hereby appointed \ committee to con.
Summae the transfer Of reinsurance. Provided,
that uTon examination by the committee Of the
assets Of the Peabody Insurance Company, II I
found to be perfectly responsible.
ISIgnpll /. H. COLLIER Sec'y.
tsigncl A. WILSON, prcst.
Upon examination Of the ASsrts and liabilities Of
the pcalsrIv Insurance Company, We are fully sat-
Signed JOHN KEiD,
A. WILSON,
WI. :. GOsHOnN,
TIIOS. URRIEN,
Committee.
WHEELING, March SiSt, 1873.
Tho Peabody Insurance Company respectfully
soclts continuation II the patronage Of the late
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, guaranteeing
sntlslnctlon by fair dealing ample protection and
rom ri settlements
WI. BAILEY, President.
j. V, l.. ROGERS, Secretary,
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. Bailey, Henry r. Miller,
Alon1o loring Henry schmullach,
A. NJ Adams, Dr. ". J, Rates,
Jas 7 Barnes, Thomas Hughes.
5. +. IIildrcth, ap3
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

IA.N.. 4 = Al :.
tGSoN, 0'.iDv' ,I", - w . uuJ, " '"'I
.'e"'"s .E S"3o ''" '"S ia Snam SU '"t"t "
w. ss'0 ,Lo 1";,; " 49, t I ~ i;fr"i,a. J,"
IoS'"S ~ 'e i' 't''S'I H. ""'v'o VI b tI
s"; pA;,; ~" nn"Iis :" '"o "t G;hs:I,as %
nrta'S" naval 'o"'L'"'''S "''"'
IalS evenings iW ;naI uH'.ae mas a
special telegram from berllll containing
NC tolIo"I"s' rs lvpu''eI paJ ,'m"n ''M ,Le 'I'e
acccntnbIcrcss of the nronosals made by
the Ilerzeroyinia iusargt0s,, and regard
them as a satisfactory basis for further
negotiations.
A special telegram to the FN Mail ca
=ctie from Berlin says that the Bishop of
Rreslau has notified the Ecclesiastical
Court that he is determined not to obey
its summons to attend for trial on the
ground that the court is not competent to
try him.
The Times to-day has special dated
Ragusa, September 30, in which cor
respondent says have Just returned
from Trebingc. No troops have passed
for five days and the roads are N the
h8l'uS ol inc insurgents MuS'L!",' at.i o."''"l
telesrails s'"sc 'IlN' 'nJ iuLn!s" ., ''TTPs nj -
YER, MeFe EePn'se" near Nee@ yrs1'In"y' ,,';,L im'
,'Sn.'"s ., WIS ''"eWsi' 'o.""N w %;sr"to% "
mhnt I!SHl' S noi Nno""i i,, ',. u'Sl'".L| w.
Am"orc U , VI Ib"mis,on ] T. sending T iroons
n cocrce thr Thcmcr If Mnjr1nJ who
of Intc bos hccn rcfrnctorv
,,,,,r,,,,r, ,,,o,',.,s,
-, "HNhNoh 'N'"""SA'
The revenue returns show an increase
oil [90o'ooo loF the past III" year
SHAM TELEGRAMs.
A telegram from Paris says: At the
regular scmi.month.y meeting Of the Per-
manent Committee yesterday the Marquis
of BloCnc called attention to the sham
telegrams about the lIerzegoyinian in
surrcction, which he said were manntac-
tured in the interest OF interruptions
stock iobbers, NJ: Scherer thought they
were concocted at Belgrade and Constan'
tlhopIe as 1 welt Gysynllalhl]erS o. el.L1er Ii
party Inc SUBJECT was rGierreu 10 'ne
Government Tor Investigations
HEAVY GALE.
LONDON, October Ia heavy gale is
reported at ArchangIe, Russia. Six YES
sells with cargoes Of lumber, bound for
England, have been wrecked on bar Mt
the mouth OF the harbor.
LONDON, October ., $50 A. MA Times
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SAN FRANCISCO.



SAN FRANCISCO, October l,-At an ad'
iOurned meeting this afternoon OF the
creditors OF Charles Clayton * Co., a state
ment was submitted showing that the
liabilities OF the firm amounted to $780,
07S 90; assets $5j2,47l 10, composed
chiefly OF outstanding debts, the larger
portion OF the assets being bad or doubt
tul. The firm then made a proposition
to pay the creditors 30 cents ON the dol
lar in two equal nstallments, payable in
six months, which was accepted, and the
business Of the firm will be resumed, 1t
IL understood that ii any surplus arises
above the terms Of settlement it will be
divided pro rata among the creditors, but
this forms no part Of the contract.
RIoPENlSG OF BANKS AND EXCHANGES,
The official announcement is made
that the San Francisco Stock Board will
open Tor regular business next Tuesday,
at II A. NJ. The Pacific Exchange will
resume at the same hour. The Farmers
and Merchants Bank Ot Los Angeles,
which closed on the suspension OF the
Bank of California, will resume to-day,
and the Temple Il Workmans bank OF
that city win probably reopen to-mor'
row,
THE REGULATIONS OF PENNEY.
1t is now said that the populations Of
Penney, the deiAulting clerk OF the Navy
Department, will amount TO over mil
lion OF dollars.
Paymaster Cunningham entered upon
the duties OF his office to-day, rice Spauld-
Ing relieved.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
WASHINGTON.


WARRINGTON, October 1.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury has given notice that the
principal and accrued interest OF the fol.
lowing 5.2O bonds Ofthe issue OF Janua.
ry S0th, 1864, will be paid Nt the Treasu.
ry at Washington, on and after January
1876, and that the interest on said bonds
will cease on that day:
Coupon bonds; $50, numbers 1901 to
No. 300, both inclusive; 500, No. lO50l
to No. l2OOO, both inclusive; $500, No.
lj3Ol to No. $4,000, both inclusive; 81 900
No. 607Ol to No. GS00O, both inclusive
total $9,5OO,OOO. Registered bonds $50,
No. 60 to $50, both inclusive; 500, No.
COL to No. 1000, both inclusive; $500, No.
1872 to No, $50, both inclusive, $1,000, No.
2Gj7 to No. 1900 both inclusive; $500, No.
1851 to No, 9l00, both inclusive; $4,000,
No. 1851 to No. 1900, both inclusive
total, 81, 100000, grand total $j,000,000,
OF the above s., 900 are coupon bonds
and S2,5OO,OOO are registered bonds,
NATIONAL BANKS.
The Comptroller Of the Currency re.
ports that So National banks have been
organized since the passage Of the act Of
January nth, 1875, with capital OF
$9,93i, 900, to which circulation has been
issued amounting to S3,O23,7S0. The to.
tai amount Of additional circulation is.
sued since the passage OF the act is
$l0,2lS,00O, Of which 81, 10000 has been
issued to Pennsylvania, Sll4,OO0 to West
Virginia, S3G0,0OO to Kentucky, $234,O00
to Ohio, S33l 900 to Indiana, 100000 to
Illinois, and III 900 to Iowa. The total
amount Of legal tender notes deposited
for the purpose Of retiring CirCula.
ton from the passage Of the act Of June
20, 1871, to October !, 1873, is 81, ,Ol2,72i,
40, Of which amount 100000 have
been deposited by New York; GO5,000 by
Massachusetts,; $4,000 by Connecticut;
$4,000 by Pennsylvania; GlS,0OO by
South Carolina; ll3,OO0 by Louisiana;
2Sl,OO0 by Missouri: l,S0lO0O by lndi.
ana; 37O3OOO by Illinois; 0G3,OOO by
Iowa. and 100000 by each Of the States,
Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
The amount Of National Bank CirCula.
ton outstanding to-day is two millions
less than on June 90, 1874, and four
millions less than on June II, 1873. The
amount outstanding today is 3l7,SG3,.
~. The Solicitor Of the Treasury has
given his opinion that tax upon
the capital Uf National banks cannot be
enforced, and that State officers have no
right either to examine or exact reports
from National banks.
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'rnE Wcllsbnrg HcrdM becomes historic
aver the candidacy Of the present Demo-
cratic nominee for the Senate, and is re-
minded Of those days when an Alfred
Caldwell, senior, was elected to the Nir'
ginia Senate from this district. Those
were the good old days when Republican.
over in the latitude Of Richmond had NJ
rights that Democrats felt bound to re-
spect, and when there was a circle
drawn around the chair Of the Pan.
handle Senator hardly less lawful
than the one the Bishop Of Montreal
proposed to draw around the grave
oi poor Guibord. II is evident that
the late Senator Caldwell did not
like some of our Southern brethren
bClucatll legacy Of hate tohis children
notwithstanding the political and socia
obloquy to which he was subjected by tho
Democracy Of his day. lcncver imita
ted the example Of that ilIustriOus Car.
tIagcnan who sworc his son and
namc.akc on the sacred altnrs Of hi'
country to bear eternal hostility ia
Rome. The highest proof that we
could have that he died with malice
toward none and charity for all, is seen in
the remarkable fact that his son and
namcsakc, is now the Democratic candi.
date for the West Virginia Senate from
thisdi,trict.
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EAST Liberty, October i.-CATTLE-
Receipts to-day SIG head, all through stock,
making i,lg9 IiCad for the past four days.
No business doing today in the cattle line,
all having been sold or shipped On. No
quotations.
llOGs-Rcceipts today 1890 head total
for the four days mst $3.50 head. Workers
ot s. 90 to $3.50; philadelphias 80 90 to
50 %.
snEEr- Receipts to-day 700 head total
for four days past IS, 100 head selling at =
To 81 90
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An AICnI,nlic ExnInsinn.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, October Am ex
pIosion Of alcoholic vapors in the Louis
Vile Collin Works, set fire to the estab
lishment and burned four men, tive
seriously. The fire was occasionrd by
two boys who entered the cellar with i
lamp, the glass frame of which was bro
ken. In drawing alcohol from the bar.
rel, slight fire was caused by ignition
with the lamp flame, and in their hurry
to get out Of the cellar the boys forgot Il
turn of the fawcct Of the barrel and
though the flames were soon cxtinguishct
alcohol continued flowing, and when scv
cral men went into the cellar Il short
time after with another lamp an cxplo-
sion occurred.
Eli johnson, foreman, and Henry llis
ley were dangerously burned on the
hcad, face and body. John Ycage,
burned his arms, face and head. Tho
two first it is supposed will die. The
latter is not seriously injured. VIM
Reynolds was also burned seriously.
lIalf the establishment is destroyed
Loss estimated at $4,000, with half in
siranCp.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, OCTOBER u Cotton =
Dull at l3c. Flour-Stcady aud unchanged,
Whcat-Acivc; red 81 SOal 4. Corn
Quiet at jSa6Oc. Oats-Quiet at 3Oa5Oc,
Barley-Dull and unchanged. Rye-Firm
at 77a7Sc. POrk-Steady; sales at So l2.<
Lard-Quiet and firm; steam lS9SC; kettle
l33,al3I.c. Bulk Meats-Steady; should.
crs S7ia9c; clear rib l9itc; clearlSc. Ba.
confirm at 9NalO9salic, Whisky
Steady and in moderate demand ut 81 l3,
lIOGS-Wrak; stockers 81 6Oa7 90; com.
mon light SGOa7 So; good light and medium
81 gONS %,
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Tho President ond Court,

OMAHA, October l.-presidcnt Grant,
accompanied by his wife, Col. Grant and
wife, rx-Secretary lIorie and wife, SeCre-
tNry Belknap, Gen. Alvord, and mum.
Der Of other distinguished gentlemen, mr.
rived this morning from DcsMoinCs,
They were Hospitality entertained by the
citizens together with a committee Of the
Merchants Club. They were driven
around the city and to the barracks. A
public reception was held by the Presi.
dent in the courtroom In the new custom
house. They visited the high school
where all the children Of the city were
assembled. The President and party left
here for Colorado this afternoon at three
O'Clock.
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4 FURRY in Postal Quarters.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, October There il
considerable excitement in the city by
some developments in the official affairs
Of the late Postmaster Arnahlt. A few
days ago u former clerk in the office with
Arnahlt published II card charging him
with perjury and cmbca1lcmcnt, aud
with having collected and appropriated
to his own Use in the last four years,
the sum Of $3.50, rent for the new stand
in the postoilice building, which belonged
to the Government. The following day
ArnahIt replied, admitting that he col.
Icctch the money, but claimed that he did
not collect it in person or give receipt
for II, and attempted to justify himself by
saying that II special ngentof the depart
ment had authorized him to do 90. II Is
not believed that the agent sanctioned
such proceedings, and the public await
with much interest the action Of the Gov.
CrnmCnt officials in the ease.
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lHb lthhkhONINlAN IDNltSI'
VlESSA, October l.-Several snnguin.
nry engagements have taken place in Her.
zegovinia between n body Of 1900 instir.
gents and 1000 Turks. The frat was
fought on the 2Sth ult.. near Klepavit1a
and two engagements followed on the 2Dtl
and 3Oth near praptria1a. The insurgents
lost 80 men, and II ia estimated that the
Turks losa was 800. On account Of theii
inferior numbers the insurgents were OBJ
liged to retreat,
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New York.

NEW YORE, October H. Cotton -Easy
at l3hal3l4C. FlOur-Supcrinc western
and State So iOaj 60; good to choice 81 IL
aG 80; white wheat extra 50 GOnG 70; extra
Ohio So 7ja7 60; 81. Louis s. NjaO %. Rye
FlOur-Firn. Corn MCal-Firm at 50 jOa
co. Whcat-ACtivc: No. . Chicago spring
81 giai gS; No. 2 Northwestern old 81 2Si
No. Z Milwaukee 81 2gal "a; winter red
western, new nnd old sound 81 coal 4!
Rye--Quict and firm at sSa92c. barley
III limited request at 81 2S. Malt-F'irm
Corn-lleavy; western mixed steam GSa
SIC; do sail GOa7Oc. Onts-Active and
unchanged. llay- Unchanged. Hops
llcnvy; ycarlng Zoe. Collec-Stcadv and
unchanged Sugal-Firm; fair to good re-
filming 7i4RSi 5c; prime SIC. MOnSseS aud
Ricc-Firm. WhiSky--lsower at 81 1871
| 90,
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VIZ notice by the Washington lPaJ
Eroor,sr that General Grant is to visit
the Smith family at that place within the
next few days. lie seems To he under
obligation to visit little Washington ire.
uucntly. lie must know all the people
worth knowing up there quite Iamlliarly
by lhi. time. The President is 80 multi,
tudinou.Iy relative through himself and
wife thati keeps him all the time on the
goto swing round the circle Of his kin
drcd once a year. We shall always con.
gramIatr him, however, On his relation
ship to the Smith family Of Washington
inl.much a4 his visits there were prOba'
bly, the means Of giving the country one
Of the best judicial appointments made
under hs administration. But for thi'
rclccming tact we should be disposed tc
complain II the President for spending
somucl of his valuable time on one par
ticunr branch Of the great American
Smith family.
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s5O. nm Suit Agninst =. \. l.nrnnn,

CINClNNATl, October Tin The Com.
mon Pleas Court Of this city, yesterday,
the American Racing Association and In
tcrnatiOnnl llippodrome Company COM
mcnced suit against =. r. lIdrnlm, for
$4,000 damages, for libel against plain
tiill, in that defendant since the Goth Of
May, 1875, had endeavored to injnrc,
break down and ruin plaintiffs in their
business, and had laborcd and spent sums
nf unnnv In ihn ntl1Ft
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l,rtuses 10 Pass m Oninion.

ST. LOUIS, October 1.-Jndge Miller, Of
the U. $. Court refused to pass an opin-
ion upon the sufciency Of the indict-
ment against A. q. Buell, unless he was
brought into court.
NATIONAL PORK CONVENTION.
The National Convention Of Pork.
packers will commence It's annual session
here next Tuesday.
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Ghp9ntelli9eueer,

rurRE Is no plan on foot to run in II
E,pubIican candidate between Messrs,
wilson and Caldwell, The contest is be-
tween those two gentlemen exclusively,
and one or the other Of them will no
Jmbt be the Senator from this district.
ulr present. impression is that the name
of flhr comingman is Capt. Andy,
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October ia cabinet counsel
was held to-day. The question Of the
publication Of Minister Sacks speech
came up, and after explanation was set.
tied, consequently there will he no min.
isterial change. The Journal Official will
publish the speech tomorrow with let
Ter from Mr.. Sack explaining his Objec.
tion to PrOsay. The letter was written in
the cabinet meeting and approved.
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TIE Hancock Courier is neutral in poll.
ties aud religion, 1t therefore comes tC
hand with an editorial countersigned
with three stars in favor Of Caldwell,
Notwithstanding this curious little cir
cumstancc, we presume that Capt. Andy
will get u snug majority in Hancock.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPYICR OY THR CmIHP RlGEAL OPPIcRR.
WASHINGTON, D. G., October 2-l A. N.

For the Lower Lakes, the Middle
States and New England, rising barOmc-
ter, northwesterly wind, decidedly cooler,
cloudy and clear weather, followed by
frost on Sunday in the north Of lcnnsyl-
vania.
For the Upper Lake Region, Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
stationary or falling barometer, north
west to west winds, shifting to the south
east, warmer and partly cloudy weather.
For the Ohio Valley, Tennessee, and
the Unlf and South Atlantic States, rising
barometer, northwest to northeast winds,
and cooler, clear weather, followed by n
falling barometer from Texas to Ken
tICky.
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The Fate IN store Tor Certain
Public Men and for this Find Ol
iIin SilIn

Public Men and for this End Ol
the state.
The Charleston Courier and Point
Pleasant Register are making a speciality
these days Of plans for punishing Demo
crat' who voted for the removal Of the
Capital, These two owners Of the bodies
and souls, reason and conscience, Of the
public men Of the party, propose to erect
a latter day lnquisition with view oI
applying the thumb.sCrcw md the rack
to Democrats who were not truly loyal tC
the ideas OF the'c two heavy weights oI
lhcparty on the Capital question.
The Democratic party will he nn envia
bic and highly select organization whcr
he'c two worthless have purgcd il OF the
Capital removal element. We have alrea.
dygIycncVtract' from the Cburiersllowing
Il" bittcrand venGcful programme. We
give an additional specimen OF its "truC
'nWardocs'" in another column Of to.
day' paper. A for the Point Pleas,
ant R'9rVcr il proposes TO I've n little
m'Idcr in it' programme Of vengeance
'han the Courier. Here Is its last sug
gc''loo AZ to the proper method Of pun.
ishlug 'cmnyal Dcmnrrnis
There are several ways in which
Ihe people oi the Third District may
M..S0sc their wrongs without disorgan,
Mine the party. First, we can work fot
she removal Of the Capital from Wheeling
ny Ih.ttucting our Senator's and Repre-,
senhliycs to prepare hill, at the meet.
ihg vi the Legislature in November, tC
remove the Capital from Wheeling tc
''Ar other point in the State, either tenn
"tatiIy ur permanently.
second, by our members voting against
appropriations for their public institu
ilon1
II Third, by our delegates to the State
p'thncratiC Convention, making dc
Vllel opposition against the nomination
o' any man, for any office, who by hi,
3goti, actions, influence, or vote, nsaistct
~ 'hc removal Of the Capital from
,natir'lon 10 the city Of Wheeling 1t
tg'' ~! way We can do much to bring thu
rlf'l and Second District to their senses
anu compel them to make rCparation, il
great measure, for HE injustice the,
na'e perpctratcd uponu'. such cours,
would hr quite honorable and Legitimate
anu would not result to the injury Of tn,
Party. To such a policy we shall len,
Whatever influence the Register may have
,EENevins that this sentiment nscxprc,sc,
mmtongh our columns is the will Of tn
democratic county Of Mason