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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-31

BELLAIRE LoCALs.-The Hayes Club
was announced to meet at City Hall on
Tuesday night, at which time Col. c. L.
Poorman was to address the meeting. Tie
announcement, however, seems to have
been a mistake. The meeting will be
held on the Public Square at the regular
time for holding the club meeting, next
Friday evening. Col. Poorfnan, and per.
haps other able orators, will speak upon
the political issues of the campaign, and
Heatherington's Band will help enliven
the occasion with their music. The citi'
zens OF neighboring towns and the sur
rounding country arc invited to be pres.
ent and hear fair and eloquent exposi.
tion OF the vital political questions of the
times.
The camp.meeting at Burrs' Mills
came to close last night: Large mum.
bers Of the Bellaire people who had been
staying ut the encampment returned
home on the various trains yesterday.
Tuesday afternoon Officers Durgan, Nc.
Cormack and McEIhany went to investi.
gate the row OF Saturday evening and
help to apprehend the offenders who
were thought to be in Bellaire. They
found everything quiet and orderly, and
think they have obtained information
which will lead 10 the arrest Of the row.
dies concerned.
The blast furnace looms up as popu.
lur resort in these dull times for pleas.
ure seekers and sightseers. Hardly an
evening passes'that one or, more parties
do not visit it.
The Messrs. Sheets have returned from
Philadelphia. Mr.. John Sanders and
party also got home yesterday.
The Fire Wardens and Captains OF the
different hook and ladder companies met
at the Mayors Office last evening.
Mary McMannis, the child murderer,
has not yet sufficiently recovered to be In.
ken to the county jail. Temporary
quarters have been rented for her at the
Sherman House.
The usual prayer meeting at the NJ. F.
Church was not omitted on account Oi
camp meeting last night.
Council held secret session Tuesday
night to consider the propriety OF remov-
ing the water pipe on the Noble street
exteHsion-a thing that should have been
done six months ago.,
Miss Viola Bessie, OF Boston, Mass, is
visiting Miss Lucy Marshall
Our school children are making the
most Of their last week Of vacation.
There are rumors, apparently alto
gcther authentic, OF a new newspaper
enterprise at an early day. A gentleman
from here is now at Cincinnati prospect.
ing in regard to the'proiect.
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PoLGrICAL NorEs.-Ths Baltimore Re-
publicans have made up tkeir long
standing differences, and sanguine hiem-
bers Of the party say Maryland will elect
three Republican Congressman.
Butler has now 40 Of the o. delegates
necessary to q choice in The Seventh dis
trict Of Massachusetts,, and 1t looks as II
he would have about three.fourths Of the
convention.
Cuslom.house bummers and strikers
are thrilled by a delightful rumor that
Governor Morgan is 70 come down with
$4,000 in this canvass.
Gov. Hayes old regiment, the ed
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We Judge that Mr.. Moses Franken-
berger, our candidate for State Treas
urer, stands well among his own people
at Charleston. He was given high
character at Parkersburg at the time Of
his nomination, and now we find in the
Eanawha Chronicle, a Democratic paper,
the following card in regard to him:
MOSES FRAXKRSDERORR, EsI.. oI this city, hay
laE been nominated for Treasurer OF West Virginia,
AZ. many Democrats and Conservatives propose to
'Oto for hlm-not for his politics, but because We
know him to be honest and high h-minded, and 4
goOl citizen, As well as 4 most thorough hnancier.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Ohio, at their last annual reunion, &C.
cepted an invitation to meet, this year
at his Fremont home, but he has sensibly
asked them to select another place, on
account Of the campaign capital that
might be made out OF II II the meeting
should be held at Fremont,
George William Curtis is gradually but
surely coming to his true power in poll.
tics. Even the party machine in New
York has to respect him and yield to him,
and the time ia not long before it will
gladly honor him. Curtis in place OF
Conkliug in the U. s. Senate would be
the true result Of reform within the
party. ya.. ,.#..
Mark Twain goes Tor Hayes, because
he can understand what he says, believes
he will appoint only honest men, and be.
cause he thinks that "the woman or the
candidate that has to be apologized for is
suspicious person" But he wishes he
could have chance to vote for Charles
Francis Adams instead.
Three thousand Republicans bolted
Gen. Buffers nomination in the Essex
district in 1874, and Middlesex may not
threaten, but will probably show that
Buffers attempts at intimidation have no
terror for honest voters Boston Journal.
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tremendous Rain.

CINCINNATI, August SO.-The Enquirer
Springfield, o., special says that u tre'
mendous rain fell there tonight. In
twenty minutes the streets we're like
rivers. Many store.rooms and residences
were flooded. The track OF the Cleveland
Columbus & Cincinnati railroad was
washed out between Moorefeld and Lo'
ganda, and the engine and baggage car o.
the southward bound passenger train
were ditched and badly wrecked.
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THE Bellaire Street Railway Company
areplaciug n mortgage on their line for
$4,000, to pay off arrearages caused by
failure OF subscribers to pay up their
stock subscriptions The company do
this in preference to issuing new stock.
When their present loan is paid off their
capital stock will be all the better for the
cartaiment, and some OF these times will
probably be good thing to have in the
house on rainy day.
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SPAIN,

MADRID, August 3O.-The. Governor Of
Porto Rico has been officially notified OF q
royal decree, OF the ordering and Issuing
Of the idemnity bonds to the owners ofthe
liberated shares.
The Emperor Of Brazil Is shortly ex-
pected here. During his so-journ here he
will be received into membership OF the
society Of Political Economy.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Drowned.

JEFFERsoSv11LE, IND, August SO.-
Jno. Sheldon. wife and little boy, aged 8
years, from Maysville, Ky, accompanied
by Jno. Burke, OF Cincinnati, on their
way to Cairo in skiff, attempted a pas.
sage OF the falls, this morning, just below
the bridge, and the skiff is supposed To
have struck rock and capsiEcd. The
boy was drowned, but by the timely aid
OF James Bowman, a fisherman close by,
Sheldon and wife and Burke were saved
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MEMPHIS, August 30.-St. Louis ad.
vices from Hayes City, Kansas, say that
a water spout bursted in Kill Creek Val.
ley, OsboTne county; last Saturday night
flooding the entire bottom in about fifteen
minntes. Horses and cattle, crops, &C.,
were swept away, and Mrs. Brighton and
her two children and Mrs. Green we're
drnWnad
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Grand Ratification by the Green.
back Party:

NEw York, August 30.-The Inde:
pendent GFeenback party held grand
ratification meeting tonight at Cooper
Institute, when Peter Cooper and Samuel
F. Cary, the nominees Of the party for
President and Vice President, made
speeches. The resolutions adopted heart
lily endorse the platform of the Indian.
apolis Convention, and protest against
the doings OF the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, "who, operating through syndicates,
is about to issue long bonds Of the Gov
ernment at an exorbitant rate Of inter-
o,kO
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Making All Haste.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3O.-The new Four
and Half per cent bonds are being rap.
idly prepared in the bureau ofengraving
and printing a. the Treasury Department
and on Tuesday next the first installment
amounting. to about 10000, 900, will be
turned over to- the Register for issue.
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sorrnHRN pAcIFIC R.R.
FIRE RECORD.

CINCINNATI, August SO.-At | A. NJ,
the Dayton Short Line freight depot, of
this city, with contents was consumed by
fire. The building was worth $4,000.
There was large amount OF freight in
the building. The loss on the freight is
estimated at from $l50,000 to $4,000,
upon which there is very little, il any in.
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AoRIcU1ruRAI FAlRa.-At St. Clairs.


vile, Ohio, Sept. 10Th, 18th and l4th.
At BarnesvilIe, Sept. 18th, 9th, 9sth
and 10Th.
AtWoOdsheld, Sept. 9th, eth and Sth'
Columbus tOhio State Fair, Sept. 4th,
5'h, 9Th, 7th, sth and 9th.
Point Pleasant, Mason county, West
Va, Sept. 9Th, 9TH, sth and 9Th.
At Burgettstown, Pa, Oct. Sd, 4th, aud
9TH.
At Canonsburg Pa, Sept. 2Gth, eth
aud 18th.
AtWellsburg, W. Va, Sept. 18th, l4Ill
and 10th.
At Grafton, W. Va, Sept. 18th, 18th
and 18th.
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Weather Report.
War DEPARTMENT,
0PVrcR oY THR CHIRY SloNAL 0YHcKR,
WASHINGTON, D. G., August SILL A. n. J

PROBABILITIES.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, sta
ionary or slightly lower barometer
south TO west winds and generally warm
er and partly cloudy weather, with occa'
sional rains.
For the Lake region slightly lower
barometer, winds mostly from southeast
to southwest, and generally warmer and
partly cloudy weather with possibly oc'
casional rains.
The Ohio and Lower Mississippi rivers
will continue falling. ...
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Marine Intelligence.

New YORK, August SO.-Arrived-
The steamers Somerset, from Bristol;
England and State Of Virginia, from
Glasgow; and St. Laurent from Havre.
LONDON, August 30.-The steamship
sidopiun, from New York has arrived
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THG Democracy of the Second Senator
ial district Marshall, Wetzel and Mar
ionl are called to meet at Burton,
Wetzel county, on the 9th Of September.
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A Greenback state aud Con-
gressiOnal Ticket.

The Parkersburg Times advocates put
ting State, Congressional and local tickets
in the field by tho Greenback party. It
suggests for the State ticket the following
names:
GOr9nOr-J. NJ. LaidIey, oE Kanawha.
Alorney. Generai-W. H. Tomlinson, OF
Mason.
Treasurr-J. G. Shilling, Of Roaue.
AUDITORS. II. Piersol, Of Wood.
Superintendent Of ISehoOls-J. G. Blair.
Judges Of Supreme Court-Long term :
okey Johnson, Of Wood; A. F. Raymond,
Of Marion. Short term RS. Brown, Of
Jackson.
For Congress, 10 this district, James
Hutchinson, OF Wood, ia suggested.
Why the Times should have singled out
two OF the supporters Of Tilden, on the
Democratic Judicial Stale ticket, and one
of the supporters Of Hayes OH the RePub'
lican Judicia ticket, is something We do
not understand. Since it was thought
worth while to suggest third ticket for
Governor, Attorney. General, Treasurer,
Auditor and Superintendent Of Schools,
we fail to see the consistency in recruiting
candidates for the Supreme Bench from
the Democratic and Republican nominees.
We fear the Greenback management at
Parkersburg is defective. With an enroll
ment of 700 members at that point, and
with Sam Cary beating up reintorcements
in the Ksnawha Valley, it cannot be
that the party is short Of material for
candidates. Are there really no green
back men in the State ct for iudges2 II
not, we fear that the vox populi will
draw the damaging inference that there
are none Of them Ct for Governor.
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rhc Pence Comnissloners.

CHEYENNE, August SO.-The Peace
Commissioners arrived here to-day, and
go TO Red Cloud tomorrow. They will
arrive there just after the census now be-
ing taken is completed. The Cheyennes
when first counted were only 23O in
camp.
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The Fall Term Of this Institution will open on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER O.
MISS A: TAYLOR.
BUSINESS COLLEGE,

Established In 1860, offers a. thorough course In
Bookkeeping and It's collateral branches. Also
thorough Instruction In the English branches, and
boys prepared In them for the commercial course.
Separate room for ladies. Individual instruction
given each student, Sessions day and evening
Call At the College office or address
au23 JIM. PRAsHER & CO., Wheeling, W. Va
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EDUCATIONAL.
MT. DE cHAsrAI ,'' "a
FRENCH 50 MUSIC.

From the opening Of School, Monday, September
tth, Glass Of French win b formed for pupils
from Wheeling and the vicinity. With the aid OF
two FaEtsAn ladies stud yilg, reading and conyer-
Ing In French Will Be alternately pursued on
Wednesdays and Saturdays. ThoSe desirous Of ac-
qniring or pertecting themselves In such accom-
pliShments, can leave town In the morning traIn,
dine at the Mount without extra charge, and return
In the evening train In had weather, the anibu.
pupils 10 and from the Academy. Terms ten dol.
lars per quarter, and for those who desire 10 take
Music lessons On the same days, twelve dollars pcr
quarter will be charged for Piano, and twenty for
Vocal Mudc.
For further particulars apply TO StyrEr MARY
AoSEs GuBERT, Directress Of the Academy.
Aue9-eod
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3 WASHINGTON, August 3O.-The special
committee appointed 10 examine into and
report upou the compensation 10 railroad
companies for carrying the mails has
organized.
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International Rifle Contest.

New YoRK, August 3o.-Messrs. Da-
kin, Farwell, Weber, Fulton, Yale, Bruce,
Rathbone and Allen were chosen to-day
to represent the United States in the ap-
proaching International rife contest
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BELLEvlEw camp meeting, near Indie
prnlence, Pa, on the edge OF Brooke and
Washington counties, commenced yes
terlay,
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NASHVILLE, August 3O.-Eatou Shell
don, one Of the three men who robbed the
express othce At Rileys station, Ky- last
April, was captured at Knoxville to-day.
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FRANCE.
Quashed the Sentence.

PARIS, August 3l.-The Court Of Ap-
peals has quashed the sentence Of fine
and imprisonment imposed on the editor
Of the newspaper Les DrOits de pHonm,e,
for libelling the Chamber Of Deputies.
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rHE Board Of Education in Martins
burg this State) have for sale S4,5OO
school bonds, bearing per cent interest,
which they offer at par.
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SAVANNAH, August SO.-There has
been only thirty.nine cases of yellow
fever this season, and ten deaths.
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EAsroN, August 3d. Allen the
poisoner has been convicted Of murd er in
the first degree.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
: sayler Nominated.

CINCINNATI, August So..The Demo.
cratic Convention to-day nominated Hon.
Mieon. sayler for Congress from the
First district,
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loss S7SO.00O,

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. SO.-The total
losses by the late fire is greater than sup
posed, il aggregating S7SO,OOO, and So
buildings were destroyed! The insurance
was Sl55,OOO, distributed in small
amounts among nearly all the companies
represented here. The German Benevo-
lent Society lose S125, 900 on the hospital,
with 5000 insurance. There is reason
to believe that the fire was the work OF an
incendiary with the object Of destroying
the manufactures employing Chinese.
r-f WINE CELLARS BURNED.
SANDusKY, O., August SO.--The steam
er Gazelle, Just arrived from Put-in-Bay,
reports the cellars OF the Kelly Island
Wine Company, on Kelly Island, destroy
ed by fire tonight. No particulars.
FLOUR MILLS BURNED.
oswEao, August 3O.-The Magnolia
flour mills were burned this afternoon.
Loss S35, 900; insurance $4,000.
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MUSIC VALE SEMINARY.

This we'll known Academy Of Music will be To-
opened SEPTEMBER 2Oth by MnD s. V. Pratt
and Mis- Kate B. whittlescy. daughten Of the late
principal. Pupils received at any time during the
year. For further particulars enquire Of MRS. s.
v. PEATT, Norwich, Conn. aul9
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This estimate Of the Committee having
failed las was anticipated at the time)
to produce the revenue necessary to
meet the demands Of current expenses
and the payment Of the principal and in
terest on accruing Indebtedness, the Com.
mittee met on Monday night and agreed
to report TO Council a recommendation
that the tax on real and personal prop
erty be increased to so cents, and that
so cents additional be levied on read
estate for the payment Of the indebted
ness arising from principal and interest OF
and personal valuation Of the city Is now
certain railroad subscriptions. The real
sl4,ssC,5l5, of which s994S, ,42l is realty.
A tax Of 50 cents on SlOO on personally
and 81 90 on realty, will yield, altogether,
a revenue Of sllS,524 81. Add to
this the 100000 derived from water
rents, licenses, &C., and we have total
OF S92l, ,524 q in the way of revenue for
the payment Of current expenses and ac-
cruing Indebtedness for this year.
We doubt II the council will adopt the
Recommendation Of theFinance Committee
to increase the tax on real estate 10 81. It
is not unlikely that some Of the members
will deem it better TO carry over portion
Of onr debtby borrowing some cheap mon
ey to meet it, rather than come down so
heavy on the tax payers these hard times
II, however, the recommendation OF the
committee is adopted the rate oftaxation
this wear will be as follows.
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AQUATIC.
The Races at PhIIadelphia Ia.

PHILADELPHIA, August SO.-The first
heat OF the single.scnll contest this after.
noon was won by G, E. Courtney, Of
Union Springs. Time, 1891.
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Ia January last, in the course Of our
comments on the ANIMAL Statement, we
called attention to the fact that the re-
port Of the Finance Committee to COun-
ell on the evening Of the 18th OF that
month, disclosed the fact that while the
estimated expenditures for the cur
rent year amounted to S20s,OO0,
lot adding an overcheck in the
Exchange Bank of $4,000, to S25l l,OOO)
'Ae committee could only figure up re.
,e'pa amounting to $4,000, of which
"9O0O had already been collected, leav-
ing a deficit in the city treasury Of $ll9,-
w. Ons Of these receipts, $7S,sOO had
10 be set aside to pay principal and inter-
e'' acc'aing on our funded and unfunded
Indebtedness, as follows:
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The II.aper Cent Lonn.

New YORK, August SO.-A special
from London to Kernan's Financial News
Agency states that the prospectus Of the
new A per cent funded loan was issued
to-day by the RothSchilds for themselves
and associates, the asked price being
1881. Subscriptions will be received
there and in this country tomorrow.
COTTON CROP.
The estimate OF the cotton crop for
1876 places the crop ut from 4 4,5O0,O to
4,55O,0OO bales against S,s27, 900 for rs.
NO SETTLEMENT YET.
The Iehigh Valley Railroad Co. and
the coal operatives Of the Valley did not
reach a settlement to-day.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC R. II.
The Southern Pacific Railroad OF Cali
fornia will be completed from San Fran.
cisco to Los Angeles, California, 500
miles, by Saturday next, and trains will
run over the whole line shortly after.
ward. The road will be extended to Fort
Yuma, $50 miles further.
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VII our RcpuDllcaH IFlenls PIuA9UaI5 PTUlIFE
THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER

Night also b, used rs a camIaIgn paper. 1t will
contain large amount Of political matter, beside
all the news Of the day. It Is member Of the
Associated Pres, and rs such receives the latest
news by telegraph to the hour Of publication, from
all parts Of the world.
The DAILY INTELLIuEScRR Is sht by mall.
p,tasc paid, to any address at tho rate OF 7Sc per
month; s? % for ; months; q % for 6 mOnthsi
$50 PER year, cash In advance.
Send Oh your orders.
FREW L CAMPBELL,
wHxR1ISG, ". Va.
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The Weekly Intelligencer
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
OnIy . Cents Per Week TO Clubs
of 20 or More.

Al the request Of many Republican friends VIC
have concluded to furnish the WEEKLY TSTELLT'
nESCER ior the campaign
To CLUBS OF TWENTY OR MORE, SENT
TO A SINGLE ADDRESS, FREE OF
POSTAGE, AT THE
FOLLOWING IGREATl.Y REDUCED PRICE:
P,., .iugud 81 10 Nv. lG, iHeiGSi'e, ll2 U'skI)
2s cents PR copy 70, tIa6I Of 70 oopie'.
This /. A. the rate Of two cents per weak per
s,py, and subscriptions may begin at that rate any
time.
TAstla viii OuIy he allowed 10 clubs Of 70 or
more and that to one address.
C.LteC 100, Bprs and Lem tAGH ~, TO one adirei'r
,Wt, frniiol al ? cent? per ~',t, or 20 cents pr
clpy@S 4! ">'iL
To beoI the greatest service the distribution o'
t.t, rampalsn edition should
BEGIN AN ONCE.
Every PostOitice should have 4 club ut Once. II
Active Republicans nj each POstottCe will immedi-
s,ely mOvs In this matter they will accomplish
more good than with ten times the amount exPend'
ed later In the campaign in PonderonS documsnts
public meetings, and brass bands. These are al
gosl in their way and at the right time; but they
are neither 10 economical or 20 effective As the quiet
,teIdy work Of weekly newspaper visiting th'
homes Ol Intelligent people, and giving them an op
I0runIty 10 read and digest at their leisure the ar
gamsnts upon the Issues Of the campaign.
Single copies Of the WEEKLY lSrELtIuEScEI
sHI be sent to any address, for any length OF time
al the usual ntes.
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rate Ofta1ation as last year should prevail
this year, viz, 40 cents on the $780, there
would be left only sss, 100 for the eHpen,
ditures Of the city, and this amount
would come $4,000 short Of detr'yins
the estimated expenditures reported by
the Finance Committee.
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

New BRUNSWICK, N: j., August 3d.
The Republican State Convention met
here to-day, 'Atherton, Of Rutgers Col
lege, was chosen temporary chairman and
the convention took recess until 2:l5
P. N.
Upon the reassembling Of the conven-
tion the temporary organization was
made permanent. The resolutions heart
lily endorse the Cincinnati platform, and
claim that the people can not and dare
not trust the Democratic party; also de-
mand free schools and an amendment TO
the Constitution that shall forever keep
them from all sectarian influence.