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ne "e' season mas NOS Only fei'fH
eu 'i' ssA'Aeri"s b"l Hs. .mncA lnl"re'
corn
Bishop Dudley. will preach II HEX
man, ou Tuesday ANA Wednesday morn,
ing and evening. Dee ism ana l9th
And n Roosevelt Chapel Dec 18th
THr CoNcpp~ : ,sa c,.,o,,
for ho,,. ,,a,,..,.. =, ...,.,,,.., l......, 49,.
c.rtsoni home ,,r.,,+ ..,.. .,..,.. all -ilo,
easions. Indeed II - s,sro,,rb ,I., ,,.t,,o
thar II b,unts deserved -ra;., M, wish
II were uot=,.o bscsnsc ,ls, r,.li.s. ,,ta
were eur,qel in tbe ..,,,.s,., ,l..,.l,,- and
Tuesday nights might the more Ea9nilg
apnreci;.-. II., ene,n,i..-.zt riaesl qali-
ence would lee.ew Their exlfli,.sus
were u d-ligbtf,tl success. rot only az an
evenings eniovmeut. but as q compliment
10 the culture. taste. ani refinement of
our society. Ne are proud of the home
taleat disp!avca The charades we're we'll
presented. bat the castles we're too nu1ner-
rus IN ,cr,,it in.liyiIpnl mention Mrs
II natural WINNING .omme.Iiennc.
-; -. lf-, -
was inimitable rs Quaint old country
,,1v. Miss Lizzie IL was snlenlii rs
was aIe, Mis-. ltattie - Miss l;st,ie F.
and Miss Emma N Tb. life Of the
Te, Party was .be nretfy li,ti. ..Iri-b
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cur u ,e'-uS 80 '-''''- y ',''. i'''' No.
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III character song. We always mention
tie best last-and that is the musical
feast Miss Belle Fortune, the sweet lit
tie prima donna is perfect ray Of musi-
cal sunshine, bat she scarcely exeelis Mr..
"m. Fortune IN his parts, while Mrs
k'ugman has no superior as an ins'rn-
mental performer "Father VIII settle
thf Bill, by Miss Belle Fortune, amt
leuge the elimination Of every lover oi
music. All tie musical performance was
good. out IN TINS part oI Tie eAA'"''ioha
there was 50 much Fortune that we can
only congratulate the audience WHO haa
the good fortune 10 Ie abe TO hear these
Fortunes, and hope they may have the
fortune to hear 'Ae2e I5T'ules iI'q len''!
in the future
The Ladies Society realized --eat 80
from the coneef'si and We aTe g.li -
hear they intc--- icI ea-ihs 1t a. "a early
day.
We hear Of rerr rare and uusuai
surgical operation which has been per-
formed BY D-. s. ra.ls Nr. Wm.
Floyd had. Ia ..ue aay. ltoasu ;a.
coyvx. in 50 .e.,tcs. &c threatened -iacur-
n Ia su1erinr fr rrs. death. Ia. iaris
determined 10 remove il STA .he knife.
which he did ii4 "7Fs4 i-e ,'-g7s
joints "hi1n s''' '''
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and if lis operations were n''si "oa,i ..
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Is " 'O'''' ''- - ''''''' 80
IN DELIGHTED TO SEE You. CAPT. F..
Inks Judge Thos. g. Hines, Of Bow
linz Green. now il distinguished. lawyer
Of III. Green river country. and "a proui-
.en, candidate for AnnslI.de Judge in I.
49,; n;.,-;., -. - snood,n., some
-. -, n.
day IN Hickman the present week lis'
together with some friends from Rowing .
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GQG9HgertiaI.
uGrFuAN CorpTER OFFICE, :
EriInN- N.r.nlI..r 30 lS1I.


H',t NAN .''itE VF'l'h' -
friday November 80. lS''-j
APPLES Boxes "a, ~ 75c. barrels.
81 50 10 90.
CUPN-Far -. shellei 8oc per bashel
NEW WHCAT-s1to 81 20.
P1@s.-Az p ~ ~ = '1o"' Ib 70
HDEs. green. Sc.
. DIV .aIt.I Rim,
w a. To-,
w0or.-s5 10 8-l. ..r Ii tub washed.
rFhqflsFs n I6 5-.7o. mine.
GrE~tr.ti--5cu-I On ner .oaad
TEifHW nrr n ~ p''
Ei-lTzP zP-Fres6 5to Doc per lb.
p.TITRy ErC -ynupr Chielens.
E. NOR dozen. OLA from 5JA2 10
EGGs-.G,I5a per lozen.
sTAEE--piues s5Ca.73 per m.
..hr .o...-l3 an
~, rr.sent.
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sousscaI t.rncecdInss.

IIChNAN- ~, y " y ~
Council met. Preseut-Masor Prailer
Councimen, Samse, Harness and stegala
Minutes of preceding meeting read
adopted and signed.
ON motion, the City Marshal is directed
to notify 5. y. White that If his pave
meut is rot put in good repair along bis
property on the South s.ic of Water street.
by the next meeting Of this Council. "e
viii proceed to have the same repaired
and assess the amount against the prop
erty. 20 be collected As other taxes are
collected.
on motion, Council adjourned.
Attest. V. a. BcavABU, c. C.
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eorn Wanted.
100 600 Bushels OF Corn want
IOU.UOO ed, for which the high


est market price will be paid.
nov23 J. H. PLAUT & BRO.
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Dir. Editor: The ladies' Of the "Aid soci-
ETY. desire 10 return thanSs 20 you Tor
,Oar ki1dness 20 us. Ais, 70 Mrs kouihac
and her school girls. Tor tAe mary Aihd-
nesses exteudei 10 "a during our concert
We never entered n seEooIrosm mere V we
were more courteously received. Mrs t.
= StrtsIv an elegant iaay, ara I her. school
girls spien.iidly disciplined MAY the
,eariy dew drops Of heaven be sho"efed
..,,vll lem. SALLiE UoLcySBEY Frest
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-21
Why the Russis Fleet Left Ameri.
can Waters.

NEW YORK, May 49, The World
saws: Some days since u statement was
made tha. the Russian fleet lett this port
in response to request from Washing
ton to that effect. There is trustworthy
authority for adding that this request WAS
IN the form of an intimstion from Secre-
tary Evarts 10 the Grand Duke Alexis,
Minister Schischkin and Admiral BOuts.
kotf that it was the desire of the Presl-
dent that the Russian vessels should not
longer remain in American waters, and
that the State Department preferred to
make this intimation privately, hoping
that it might thus be spared the necessity
of mskIug the request officially and
formally from he State Department.
The Russian Commander Al once made
preparations to lesve, and /. Is mentioned
as u significant fact in tRe same connec-
ton that although the Grand Dukes
Alexis and Constantine and Admirsi
Boutakotf attended the reception a. ex-
Governor Morgsn's house, they remain ed
but short time, and rather conspicu-
ously took their departure before the ar
rival of the President and his party.
The Tribune says that from lniorns-
tion obtained it has reason to believe
that the Russian feet is now keeping q
strict watca along the coast for the pur-
pose OF lntercepting vessels having muni-
tons of war on board for Turkey, and 1t
is stated that the Russian commander
has been informed that stes mer woald
soon leave the vicinity of New Haven
with large cargo Tor Turkey.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-21
Exciting Scene In New York Assem-
hIV-

New YORK, May l9.-On taking a
vote IN the State Assembly at Albany,
last evening, there wss very unusual
scene. The question was on the passage
of the appropriation bill of a million
dollars to complete the new Capitol
bui ding. The workingmen Of the city
had been given to understand that 1t
would be passed even if the Governor
vetoed IL. The Governor had vetoe1 1t,
and great excitement was occssi-ned
thereby. Two hours were consumed IN
calling the roll, and the required two
thirds vote to override tho veto was wan /
ing. On this announcement the crowds
in the gallsries and IN the lobbies yelled
and hooted against those who had vote d
against tie workininEmeI s interests, an
as soon rs the members appeared outside
several were beaten and driven back By
the yelling crowd, and the members were
obliged to escape by the rear doors to
their hotels. A large bodv Of police
arrived subsequently, and drove
the crowd from the capitol and
from the Governors house, which Wa:
threatened. A large crowd then went tc
| the Delsvsn and other hotels, threaten
! ing to mob the members, and in SONS
cases squads followed the members &c
their rooms in the hotels, threatening
vengeance by the workingmen. Flnstl!
the police in great numbers managed ,t
d,sperse the mob. No such scene eveI
| before occurred in Albany.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-21
WHY &:

The Wheeling REGISTER is for
Charleston as the permanent Capital OF
.tsStste. If the REGISTER is right, then
GaafestOn is the proper place for the
lspis! and the removal 10 Wheeling IN
i''5 wss wrong. Again, If Charleston
s'ne proper place for the Capital there
10 reason why it should remain at
Wheeling eight years, or for any time
E!s' BE RkGIsIER succeeds in locating
HM Charleston st the coming August
e.ectlon.'
lie above, taken from the Clarksburg
''fs, IS q sample of the srgum' nts
H'anced BY the papers edited in the in
T'e'I OF Clsrksburg's aspirations for the
N'Ftsl. Were the contest between
"oeehrg and Charleston, the above
'Oa'd oes good point; but as Wheeling
%eIpfessl : excluded from being a con-
fe'''o' 81 the August election, by the
''''0h and votes of the friends of ClarRs-
'-'S' The small demsgoguery OF the edi-
:" ot the N,,cs stands out in glsriDg
Light.
Il the REGISTER ia right" Wheeling
'ae best place for the Capital, not only
'-'' 1885, but for a longer period; bat
'ace the Legislature has positively said
"a II shall remain here only until 1885,
- 'hst after that date it must 60 to
"'3s' C.rksburg or Charleston, the REG.
'-'sS Is slso righ: in selecting the least
WI when it is compelled to select be-
'Ssen two
A'Oplng the language Of the editor oi
Ns1'' The Senator and Delegates
Fe'eaNng Harrison county in the
sFaiaFe of 1875, agreed with the
'''rEK that Wheeling was the best
'Of the Capital, therefore, accord
"'ne logic of that paper, those men
'snsI trying to take the Capital
0'her point. The difference be
9 he REGISTER and the representa-.
!. ;" Cisrksburg is: This paper was
" "'O' OF bringing the Capital to
-'SI'ns in 1875 and allowing it to re-
,.. nefe' while the Clarksburg repre-
awe. 'es favored bringing it to Wheel
n' '''' and taking it away again as
is,. possible. We presume it is self
n. ' that dictates such q course Il
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-21
A CAR D..

no THE HONORABLE JOHN W. KEN
J. SEDY.
We. the undersigned citizens, business
men and merchants OF the CITY Of Wheel.
ing, respectfully requss, you 10 become a
candidate for the pO,Itson Of Judge ofths
Municipal Court Oi this city. Asking your
assent We respectfully subscriDe ourselves
yours, &C,
Simpson a Reid, ". Reilly, q. \. Fesny,
W. E.lpngham, y. T.. HildTsth,V. tauys-
geo', Geo ~ JOhn.oD, W " hobiDson.
Harper & Bro, J. &. Hsryey, q. warner,
Tho. Hughes a Co., A. W. PAUL. a Bro,
II. schmulbach, Speyer Bros, j. &.
AlderSOn. John l. Rice. Vim. Hare,
Louis stubcnTsucb, ". ~. Wood ward,
James Robinson, Emsheirnsr Bro. &.
we.ty a Bro. Hm. Graham, J. l.. MAI
well, Andrew King, tdmJnd Booking.
u. bradley Wheat, 81. ]. O'kaDe, John
Nolan. ]. W. Boring, g.. 7. Brue-, John
Howell, Louis Goid, J. q. Smith, \.
Ewabscksr, On. Butter, Norway Tack
COmpan'.
The election for the Office oi Munieipsl
Judge takes place on the Ath of May. ls0.
iintelligsnc.r and standard copy.I mil
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-21
Russian Victory.

ST. PETERSBURG. Msy 20.-Ths follow
ing Is the official account OF the battle OF
Arhadan, autographed by Gen. Melikof
to Grand Duke Michael. The out-works
of Ardahan, its Notifications, 80 guns, i'm
pense stores OF provisions and smmuni-
ton, and the camp formerly occupied by
fourteen bsttalions Of the Turks lie at
the feet Of the Czsr. On May l7th, the
admirable FIRE of our artillery between 8
and o'clock in the afternoon made
q breach in the walls, and st 8 O'Clock
the Erwsn. Tihis and Baker regiments
and the ssppers advanced to the assault.
The enemy could not withstand the on
slaught and fled, leaving great number
of dead, and at Q o'clock our troops
traversed the whole town and tortiics-
tions. Our loss is believed to be officer
and SO soldiers killed and 4 officers and
ls0 wounded. l cannot find suf-
fcient words of praise for the
courage and coolness OF our young
soldiers or so good disposition OF
the troops made by the officers.
NEW YORK, May 2O.-1he HsrGLds
Vienna correspondent states that during
the Czsr's visit 10 Bucharest the Rus
SLAMS will attempt crossing the Danube
1T four points in the same day. The
whole army has been ordered 10 be ready
for action next week. Fourteen trains
bringing reserves 10 the front, leave Knew
daily.
LONDON, May CA Pcrs dispatch
SAWS that the Brithish Consul NJ Rust
chuk had serious dispute with the
Turks owing to their preventing the
landing of the American missionary who
crossed from Tivrlgio. 1t is reported
that the consul struck the Turkish officer.
A joint agreement has been concluded
between the Anglo American and Direct
Cable Companies 1t will soon be- sub
mitted to meeting of the respective
shareholders.
LONDON, May ia telegram from
Port Said, says the British squadron has
left here, the Hot spur slone remaining.
CoSsTANTISoPLE, May 20.-Thc On.
cial Bulletin announces that the Turkish
lOTC's OHtIhIiuS ucaI 'uh"hi N"''N"
were attacked by 500 Russians near
Siel. The Turks completely snnlhilsted
a company of Cossscks. They took five
prisoners besides some arms and provl.
sions. The fighting continues. The fleet
has destroyed the Bourgel Jardiare. The
Russians lost 800 killed and wounded in
skirmish near ksrs.
LONDON, May 20.-A Constsn,lnoplc
special says Sneik vi Islam has pro
claimed holy war against Russia. An
imperial trade is published subjcctlng
non -Mussulmans to military service.
CoNsrAHTINoPLE May 20-A dis
patch says that some anxiety rs felt here
as 10 whether the Sukum kaleth eIpe
dition will succeed in raising An army in
Cireassis. Eight thousand troops, 300
Circassians, $4,000 rifles and some noun
tain batteries have been sent thther.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-21
Railroad Accident.

TOPEKA, KS, May l9.-An excursion
train On the Atcheson, Topeka and Santa
Fe railroad ran into a washout near
Ellenwood, 22O miles west of here last
evening. One passenger named Miller,
of Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin, was killed,
and the following hurt, but not danger
ously: L. A. Bailey and Peter Esgan,
arms broken and bruised; Bryan Clark,
cut and bruised; J. S. Morris, cut IN TIE
head; Fred Parish, cutin thigh; A. Pals
lev, brakeman, bruised; j. A. Taylor
cut and bruised. E.lenwood IS IN the
valley of the Arkansas river, and Tor two
hours previous to the washout perfect
deluge OF rain fell.
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Il. AlOOn PlYlnonth.

New ORLEANS, May l9.-The United
States sloop o: war, Plymouth. sailed for
Pensacola to day. A great number OF
people assembled on the ievee 70 witness
The ships departure. Shorty before
noon the Plymouth, having steamed up
river to Napoleon avenue, she rounded
to and PISSED down at full speed, con-
ing to east OF Csaal street. She was re.
ceived with salutes fired by State troop:
and from the monitor Canonicus. The
people on shore cheered and waived
hsndkerchiefs Steamers blew their
whistles, rang bells and displayed flags
The Plymouth was gsily decorated witt
bunting and fred salute as she passed
the oity.
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A CA r D.
WHEELING. May ~. IG7.

pbfbiE'' Eey 80 'V'''
ysssyT. SibapsDn & ReSf. HirlHd KStuU, ~.
y Fssng, ". Eliin1h.1m drSdotherg
GEsl LENEs-i received through the
Wheeling RESIsrER this morning, your
letter requesting me 70 beoofnsa candl-
date for the position OF Judge Of the auDi-
cipai Court, and asking my a<,sDi thereto.
signed a. the l"u.r l., by phrge num-
Der of mot prominent msTco ants and
other buz!Dess fDs O. Of the city, cspDOt
"a 10 express my gratitude tor the b. ter
est yDn take IN me, and tue dssirs Ou
manifest " have me occupy tho dis
tlnguI Ia ed pOsitiOn oi Municipal Judge.
Sum berz of other RI iksns have perrpnal-
Iy approached me for the sstns purpDs",
Uut have heretofore declined 10 Acc"d"
To their request. / cannot do 90 logger,
without offeu ding the Will Oi the people
and my Own sense Of DIoprlstJ. j VII.
therefore, become your candidate. AmOr Z
the glRnsrs are several leading Hpub /.
cans. They, like my'sli, rs>OgBiLe th"
tact that tbis H. not political cDDt1s' =.
Will. am a Democrat, and expect 10 i".
celys the support Of my party, viii De-
extremely gfstinsd recs i've that Oi such
OF the Opposite party as may zee NJ "
honor me With their sUrTags>-
yery truly your.
rns'.u JOHN ". EbSSHDS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-21
POLITICAL.
For Judge Of the Municipal
Court OF w heelinE.
Editors o|the Register .

ILuhoTs W Stc HfVtaeV'
The many friends OF Hon. Gibson l..
Cranmer desires to call your attention To
the coming election for Judge OF the Muni-
cipal Uourt. You arc doubtless aware that
on Thursday, May q, ls77, our citizens
WIZ decide at the polls upon the anaiinca.
very important and responsible court.
We desire 10 recommend To you and
through you TO the citizens generally, the
name OF Gibson l.. Cranruer as thai OF .
gentleman highly capable of niling that
position 10 the satisfaction OF all. prac-
lice OF his profession extending through
many years, and nearly four years eHper-
fence upon the bench. as we'll ~ many
other esiimable qualities, Will prove n
sufficient Justification and apology for the
hearty and energetic supporI which will
be given uim at the polls.
Many friends and well wishers. mal2
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Base Ball.

CHICAGO, May ls.-Chicago, !; St.
Louis, l.
C1Sc1SNATI, May l9.-Cincinnati, 2;
Bostons, 6.
lNDIANAPoLIs, May l9.-Memphis, O;
Indianapolis, 2.
LOUISVILLE, May l9.-Louisville, 8;
Hsrtfords 8.
ST. PAUL, May l9.-St. Paul Red
Caps, 8; Minneapolis, O.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-21

r.r CIsrksburg Ne,es tslks OF repeal
,h., usr. of the capital bill which re-
~ -. The capital to remain in Wheeling
,ss, and remove 1t at once to
--' ,horc, We thank you for the
y 'r,,s.,,On, Mr.. Ns'os. When 1T comes
,,.s,,pp that clause of the bill there
: N hs more OF 1t repealed. Mark that
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-21

Tug State Jomnqi, in repelling an In
,inu,ryp ,bst the silence of that paper
on the Cspi.sl question had been pro-
cured By mercensry means, says that it
does no. think so meanly of tie leading
friends Of either Clarksburg or Charles
ton rs 10 believe they would attempt to
coatrol il in that way, and then straight
wsy inanus,es lhst the same people have
been guilty of the same offence IN deal
lg with tRe REGISTER.
The Richie Gazette attributes the
course Of the REGISTER on the Capital
question to the manipulations of the
friends OF Clarksburg. They paid the
REGISTER for It's opposition in order to
Stir up lis friends AID bring cut big
vote While = Barbour cour ty paper,
the Nqmdt 4L,r, If We remember rightly,
sure lie REGISTER is insincere in its
supper. Of Charleston, intending as soon
IS Char es,on succeeds TO apE cal to the
legislature to repeal the bill and thus
.ssve The Csr;'pl permsnentlyst Wheel
1g Tbp III dexter Is OF tie opinion
lis. with the REGISTER it's Wheeling
:;st, lss. and all the time. With slight
qgshfcs,ion this is true: We are for
Wheeling in all things and at all times
Shen by so being we can contribute to
he prosperity and interest of the people
VI the whole State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-21
Forest Fires.

PoTrsvILLE, May l9.-The forest fires
nave been spreading rapidly between the
Shenandoah and Mahoney planes. This
sftern oon the bridge near Frsckvjlle. the
timbers of which were smoulderins, gave
wsy while the Shenandoah stage was
passing over it, and An unknown man on
the bridge was crushed to death. The
stage passengers escaped.
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A CAR D..


i
The undersigned, members OF the Ohio
county bar, and attorneys practicing In
the Municipal Court oi Wheeling. being
satisfied that no one could more faithfully
and satisfactorily nil the position of Judge
OF that court than you have done during
the present term and recognising the I'M
partlality, courtesy, industry and learn.
ing with which you have performed the
duties OF such position In the past, do
most earnestly request and gc that you
shall consent T. I've a candidate Tor rs-elea.
ton at tho approaching election;
Yours very truly,
Daniel Peck. daniel Lamb, 4. J. Clark,
Alfred Caldwell, John u PendletoD, X.
q. Barr, Geo. X. Caldwell, Henry N. Nus
sell, VIM. =. Hubbard, W. J. W. Cowdcn.
X ii. Cochran. W. W. Arnett, Linoh 4
ThompSon, John r.. Mckennan, Hani'
bal Forbes, Lewis =. Jo dan, =. q. Taylsr.
l. j. HuguS, J. ID. Ewing, 1. r. Jones.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-21

uos, PeREGRISE HAYES, of Gllmer
,,n,,r. died last Sunday. Col. HAYES
....sn,ed bis county in the Legislature
,.., winter, and was an efficient and
3,.,,ious member. He was a gentle
m,, Of strong common sense and pretty
...,.;ve experience. and always served
;, DsODls isi,hfully and well.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-21
WHEELING, May 10, 1877.

Mcus. Peck, Lamb, oinrk, Cuid,ceN aud
others. Members NJ The Bar Of Oh,o county
GESTs-Appreciating highly the c1pfcs-
sion OF your kind AMI generous sontl-
mcnts, as contained In the foregoing card,
readily acquiesce In your request Ia be-
come "A candidate for reelection Ia tho
ONCE OF Judge of the Municipal Court OF
Wheeling. promising II reelected To that
position, Ia cndcaVor Ia secure by y faith
iul and impartial discharge of its duti"s,n
cOntinuanc" OF your approval ana regafd
Negy respectfully yours,
,n.nI a f. rHk SMEn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-21

.GgogGg D. BUCHANAN living near
melville, Oaio, in enclosing sub
.;r,;oD,o the REGISTER, thus fails to give
ii. adhesion 10 Mr.. HAYES effort to gal
,,,,ze the corpse of the defunct Wing
gsr:v into existence:
Rom near Whe ling in 1910, of Whis
r.,ar,spe, | am tired and thoroughly
r.,ps.et with the fraud and knavery OF
ne party in poa-r prefer TO remain
- me ranks OF An hcnorable and respect
s,.a minority tuar 10 nave promotion
under bsse sSindlers ana political
gamblers
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- Nrrpor A. for June is as usual q
tanning magazine :or young folks. For
~. ns,t though no longer ayoung folk,
.. MUS, say We slwsys cut the leaves
hi. periodiesl with peculiar pleasure.
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FRANCE has passed through so many
perils within the last lew years, and has
come out OF them all so well, that We
must bope that she may have sale de-
liverance from the political crisis that
has been SO Unexpectedly precipitated
upon her. But certainly it is crisis that
may cause the grsvest apprehensions,
for Marshal MAC ACMAHoN has at last dis
played the dangerous daring, the con-
tempt for ali legal and constitutional re-
straints and for the ascertained will OF
the country, that sooner or later devel-
open itself In every military man called
to civil office, and it Is impossible to pre-
dict to what violent measures he msy re
sort. The Marshal's action in suddenly
summarily dismissing Cabinet that had
the confidence of the Deputies and of the
country is inexplicable on any otner sup
position than that he contempiates the
actual overthrow Of the constitutional
government, which has been slowly and
painfully, but steadily, shaping and
strengthening itself in France.
No man in his senses would attempt
10 form reaCtionist ministry
in the face of such ma
iority as was shown by the vote of the
Deputies Thursday, 305 to l54; the pro-
rogstion of the Chamber followed, and
the Marshal can hope to secure the re-
turn of majority favorable to his plans
only by q resort to the means which con-
trolled the election under the empire
the supervision of she military. 1t is
pcrilous time in which to subject the
country to such strain, with wars and
rumors of war on every hard, and we do
not need to be told of the excitementand
apprehension which the crisis has pro-
duced on every hand.