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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-17
CousrY CouRr-Judqt Boyd.

COUNTY CouRr-Judqs Boyd.
The County Court met at the usual
hour on Saturday morning, and transact.
ed the following business during the day:
The will Of James Quigg, deceased, was
proved and admitted 10 probate. W. @,
Handlan was appointed Administrator,
and gave bond In the sum Of S40U00, with
J.J. Kahn, John Waterhouse and John H,
Hobbs as suretieS.
Caroline Reiber VS.. William P. Hub.
bard, commissioner, certified by Justice
Miller, was reset for trial Saturday, Dec,
%.
Moses Ray vs.. William Castor; plea Of
not guilty entered, and leave given to file
special plea within ten days.
Lawrence Clark and Michael Donovan
vs.. Nail City Brewing Company; judg.
ment for S27l5, A motion for u new
tIial was made by defendants.
The will Of J. sentlinger, deceased, was
proved and admitted 70 probate. Henry
Helmbright was qualified "a executor,
with Peter Bachman and George Hook as
sureties; bond s, 900.
Adjourned until Monday morning.
Trial list for to.day:
EJames A. Cunningham Va. A. Yoke.
A. II. Britt Va. Thomas Hogg.
J. Mcconnell, appellee, vs.. Fairfax &
Joy, appellants.
George Sauer vs.. J. II. Watkins.
b. H. Remond vs.. L. p. Cornwall.
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We understand that MeSsrs. Joseph
Bell 4 Co. will in the spring remove their
wareroom on Main Street to their works
THE Arlington Stove Works. in the First
Ward.
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DowEl DOwsl Down Apotbs,
break down In prices Of Dry GoodS VI and
osrPets. Bound to sell Al come prics
whether the mills run or not. carns s
Main and 2Oth streets. M setnef
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The Beethoven Singing Society will
give concert and ball in their hail, cor.
ner Main and l4th streets, on New
Years Eve.
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BREAK DOWN IN PRrcEs.-Dress Goods
) cents, Black Kid Gloves IS cents and
carpets a. cheap as 10 cents, They have
10 be sold to raise money now.
J.W. FERRrr
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The Sub.Rosa Social has disbanded for
the present. There is some prospect Of a
reorganization.
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JusT received for the holidays, the
finest assortment Of Gents Slippers in
the city; also, Ladies' Mounted Button
Newports, latest out. at
JRpPy N 1,HFRNsj
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POLICE CoURT-Jutlge CrdRaer.
There was only one case before His
Honor yesterday morning, viz:
John Wilson was up for plain drunk,
and in defAnlt Of 81 and costs was sent 10
the city prison for thirty days.
There were no cases before the court in
the afternoon,
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WANTED.-Work in Embroidery and
Fancy Knitting. Infant Wardrobes n
specially. Address Boz 81, Bridgeport,
Ohio. efNS
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In a nursery wherein all is life and
laugh instead Of crying and iretting, there
is sure to be found DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Is cents per bottle. d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-17

FRANK WALTERS will receive couple
Of deer to-day, from the mountains, Tor
his country place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-17

A SQUAD of the Schmulbach Zouaves
were out practiciug at target shooting on
Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-17

Tx deeds Of trust and eight deeds in
fee were admitted to record By the Clerk
Of the County Court last week. n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-17

TIE finest shoes kept in the city at
L. v. BLoNps.
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.GtreGmteltiqeueer
BOMBAY, DEC. IL, 1877.


Plumbers-Thompson & Hibberd.
Sideboards, &c.-G. Mendel, Booth &
Co.
Toys-O. C. Genther third pugel.
Sill They Come-A. ". PAUL & Bro,
Novelties for The holidays.
The Weekly Intelligencer.
Orphans Festival.
To Whom it May Concern.
For Rent-Dwellings.
Holiday Presents-I4ouis Dechsrt.
Offal-D. G. List, Jr,
Steamer Andes.
Steamer Express.
Notice-BarnA. Powell.
THERMOMETER RECoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range OF the thermometer
az observed at Schnepfs drug store, OPera
House corner:
sAICRDAY.
So IS iss & 'fiA 7F !!
SUNDAY
81 q a. 's y sF I, 75sA
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Owns. fne shoes of the latest styles
just received at L.V. ROW. 'eA
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BREAK down in prices Of Dry Goods
and Carpets. Now Ia your time. Call
and price. Got to sell. ~
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K. DAvlA ct al In said Court, the undersigned SPe-
ClAl Commissioner will on
SATURDAY, the I'D day OF December, ISL,
At lOU'clOck a. NJ, at lhs front door Of the Court
Honse Of Ohio county, ". Va, pToCHed TO sell at
publ auction the following valuable real estate,
to-Wlt:
Beginning on the south line Of John street (uOW
l6thl ut pOiut which Is twentyih ~ feet and one
dxth Inches from the northeast corner OF LOT NUM-
Der ole hundred and etShty-One llsi) aud In the
centre Of the division wall between the hnt and
second tenSmCnts west 0l Sley; thence westward
with south ride Of John street (noW 10th streeI)
nttEbn feet and three inches 10 the CastwaTdly line
Of property owned by james McAdams, and with
his line division In part between second and third
tenetneuIal one hundred and twenty .iOnT feet and
ten inches 10 the IlhWArdly line Of nlley in rear
and With the same taAtwArlly tiieen feet and ten
Inches 10 stake which 10 tWenty-thTee feet and
one-Ixlh inches IRON the southeast corner Of said
lot; thence northwatdly to and with the centre OF
dlyidOn wall between SAid tenementS one and two
one hundrId and tWenty.fOQr feet and ten Inches
TO tho place Of be9unlbs together with the 6uild-
ings and appurtenHnctS thPreunt0 belonging, being
the same property heretofore conveyed 10 said
DAviA by Thomas O'Bren and vile by decd dated
January 18th, 1876
TERss oY SALE-One.thIrd Of the purchase
money in elAh, and As much msrC as the
purchaser may eject, OnE-hAli OF the remainder In
nlne months IRON the dIyOt sale, and the TeuIaIn-
der Of the purchase money In eighteen months
from the day OF SALE the purchaser giving bis notes
With approved security for each Of sald deferred
lnstalmtnts. Said notes 10 bear legal interest and
money Is psld up.
JOHN o. PENDLETON,
special Commissioner.
]. CHAMBERS HYRYEY, AurtiOneGr. nOl9
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THERE was no matinee at the police
court Saturday afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-17

If you want to get suited in pair Of
shoes go to L,y. BroFn,s "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-17

ONLY one marriage license was Issued
last week in Ohio county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-17

THE hollow days is the way it sounds
10 mans pockct.book.
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The marks Indicate feet 2 inches and
falling.
The o'Neal left Saturday morning for
Pittsburgh.
The Courier departed for Parkersbure
at 1880 Saturday morning.
The E. H. Duriee passed down satur-
day en- routeto ST, Louis.
The Granite State passed down satur.
day morning for Portsmouth.
The Carrie Brooks and Salt Valley
passed up on Saturday night, en- route for
Pittsburgh.
The Hudson left for Cincinnati at 4 P.
NJ. Saturday.
The Express passed up on Sunday
morning, en- route from Cincinnati to
Pittsburgh.
The Katie stoCkdale, en- route for Gin.
cinuati, passed down yesterday.
The Star Of the West, while passing
down Saturday with a tow, struck a
loaded float on the Island bar opposite the
Water Works. It is not likely phe will
get of until the river rises.
The Express has S75 barrels ofmolasses
lor Pittsburgh.
The Exchange passed down yesterday,
en- route from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati.
The Ragon is the regular Parkersburg
packet this morning.
The Andes Is due from Cincinnati to-
day.
Shippers and passengers should remem.
Der that the Express will leave our land.
ing for Cincinnati on Tuesday morning
at Z o'clock, There is not a more com.
Portable packet on the river for passen.
gers.
IBy Telegraph
LOUISVILLE, December 16.-Weai6er
cloudy and warm, Departed-Dora Cob.
Ter, Evansville; J..W. Gaff, Memphis.
MEMPHIS, December 16.-Riyef falling
steadily. Weather generally cloudy and
very warm. Departed-Colorado, 81.
Louis; Capital City, vicksburg; Susie
Silver, New Orleans.
CAIRO, December 1G.-Riyer lG feet 9
INCHES, and rising. Light rain; mercury
w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-17

The cheapest shoes in the city at
L Y, BLoHp,a.
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The police should suppress the gaminu
who pull door bells and then flee.
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TEIA Z

respectfully call the attention Of mv,o,o,...
and the public generally to my stotF Of Is'1
have just received, think, the antst S,,o,,,o,.
ever brought to Wheeling, and spe1Sl Sli.o,iaa
has bten given 70 secure the btst auIlIlIs. aSs
relet With Confidence 10 my best New JGp,u IL
der, and the Tiger Crop OOlong. iht lii, ~
inest imported Nor have The loTeT IN T,t.. W
good Teas been overlooked, aud Am Iurs Nv,
can give pound Of better Tea, BlNcf G,.ss '
Mixed, for Forty Cents, than any other ma %'S Y
Wet VirEinia. ~A1
r. j. SMYTH.
sMYTn's TEA HOUSE,
CORNER MARKEr AND FouRrERSIu s1pry,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-17

Coon Black Kid Gloves for 85 cts., at
J.W. FERRELs.
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VHsllMeFeS, Silks and Olher
Dress Goods.
During this week we offer our entire
stock Of the above at cost. You may rely
on 1t that our cost price Is low one, a.
every one knows how cheap we have sold
those goods during the season. The se-
cret Of the prices Of Cashmeres, silks
Brocades, Alpacas, ETC., can be learned BY
calling at ]. BUM 4 BRo.'s,
1l04 Main ST..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-17

BALMY and spring.like.
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"DEcEMBER's a, pleasant as May"
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The McGrev mystery is yet upsolved,
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nor RENT-HoUsE--
FOR SALE.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
J,K, Davis ct al.

by virtue Of deere Of the County Court o; ohio
County, entered Un The - DAY OF October, 1871,
In the ChAnCPry Order Book Of said Court, On puRe
sol, 10 the ehAnCery cause Of Thomas ColSn vs.. J,
K. pAvIA ct al In said Court, the undersigned SPe-
ClAl Commissioner will on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-17

Plumbers-Thompson 4 Hibberd.
Sideboards, &c.-G. Mendel, Booth &
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-20

TRACING 1T HoME.-Tho Senatorial
Committee on Privileges and Elections
are on the tRck of portion of that
"bar'l of money" which we were told in
the beginning of the campaign would be
used IN the interest of Reform" A
certain check for s., ,000,. sent to Oregon
IN very underhunded unbusinesslike
way has been traced to Col. w. n. Pei
ton, nephew of Mr.. TiIden, and it was
undoubtedly sent with the concurrence
Of the great "Reformer" himself. OF
tie $1,000 Cronin received SO, 900 for his
expenses, 81, 900 more was paid Re.
publican lawyer TO advocate Cronin's
case before Governor Grover. 1t appear.
from the testimony adduced before the
Committee that Mr.. Cronin had some
puhctlIlos of conscience about serving as
an electol, after having received gentle
hlnt that the people of Oregon declined
his services, but the action OF the Louisi.
ana Returning Board changed the milk
OF human kindness in his bosom to cuid.
aud whey, and he re-consdeicd. We
might place more faith in the gentleman :
excuse were IT not for the fact that bo
stipulated for the $1,000 for his sex
penses,' which by the way need not ex
ceed one sixth Of that sum. The dsyel.
opments being made in the Oregon case
show that Mr. Tiden's efforts to find n
North West passage TO the White House
are such rs do not reflect much credit up.
On that gentleman or his reform condju
tors
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-20

The Chinese companies have made
some cJstly presents to the gentlemen
who presented their side of the case
before the Congressional Commission.
Tho fact that Chinamen employed Mt
torneys TO plead for them upset the
statement that some of them made, to
the effect that they were themselves OPP
posed to the further intlux of Chinese
We hope that the movement to re-
strict this kind OF immigration will not
be dropped, now that the excitement has
very nearly died died away. There is
chance to secure few reasonable regu-
lations, not satisfactory to the radicals on
either side, but calculated to cause much
good. Sargent and Page will certainly
be able to accomplish yerythng that is
possible.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-20

GRANT AND LoUIsIANA.-The Presi-
dent has found it necessary to address
letter OF instructions t. General Auger,
commanding the United States forces ut
New Orleans. In this letter or order he
says that while he does not wish to recog-
nizc either OF the so-culed State Govern
mcnts while the matter Of the election is
the subject OF Congressional investigation
it is not right for the national administra-
ton to sit quiet and allow one faction to
take possession Of all depa tments OF
the State government by force, and that
il compelled to recognize either govern
ment it will be the one declared elected
by the Returning Board under the laws
Of Louisiana. In consequence of this or
der Of the President, Governor Packard
has issued proclamation directed against
the Nichols government, commanding
the Legislature to disperse and other par
ties claiming to hold office under the pre-
tended Nichols government to refrain
liNii any httTNipto ~ C"bI Ci>c dutHO1il ~ 9,
and SO forth.
While we cannot, at this distance, pre-
tend to determine the true status of affairs
in Louisiana, the course pursued by
Grart seems TO US to be the only proper
one TO follow under the circumstances
The Packard government and legislature
are declared elected by the Returning
! Board, a body of officers acting under the
election laws of the State. 1t is the legal
state government and should be recognized
as such unit! declared otherwise by compe-
tent judicial authority. The Nichols
government, and all acting under its au-
! thority, are only to be looked upon in the
light OF revolutionists, who have placed
their own construction upon the late cleo
ton and proceeded to carry out their idens
by sheer force. Such course of proceed
ure Is not American. In the maanwh bile
the situation Mt New Orleans is very
serious one and it can hardly be expected
that where there is 50 much bad blood
matters will be settled without violence
and boodshed. Some of the Democrats
sag they prefer a military government
in Louisiana to the administration Of
Packard.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-20

CLAIMING TOO NJ UCu.-in case NJ
candidate for The residency has a ma.
jority OF the + cctorial vote, it becomes
the duty of the House of Representatives
to elect, from the three highest on the
list. The election is by States, and the
Democrats, having n majority of States,
set up the prcposterous claim thnt the
House is sole judge of what constitutes a
failure to elect, thus virtually iaking the
election from the people whenever the
dominant party in the House may see
tit. If this Democratic claim be recog-
ni1ed, it is the end of elections bv the
people, us it will hardly be worth while
to go through with the farce of voting if
the House thinks proper to form itself
into national Returning Board, to pass
upon the votes of States with "A view to
an intimate decision by itself. 1t is sur
prising that such an unreasonable and
impudent claim should be made, though
the partisan bias of The House has shown
Itself SO strong ON other occasions that
we thould be surprised ut nothing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-20

THr last Presidential election is the
most powerful argument in favor of some.
Irs'uailn upon the right to vote. Ifone
Law i"r the whole county had, hy ccnsti-
li'''Hhl provision, been nude SO that in
l"l'1I and not uni,ersa! suffrage had
been secured, aud all ia tie North n,
N"il " in the South had been required to
'r'd anl w;ite the names OF tnose for
whom They were voting, We would not
hnve been in the midst of our present
tn'nblc' to day. In great cities, where a
mass OF isnpnnee and vice is concentrated
lhe cvil o. universal suffrage is more
manifest than elsewhere. We would not
argue lor an abandonment of universal
'"ifpge' but would make il, as with c:ti-
~ SNIP contingent upon the condition
mat all voters, everywhere in the land
should be able to read. II cop.titn-
lmal amendment should now be pade
requiring this test at the next Pre,ideniild
eel t on, 1t would harm no one, a, il coutd
""ly apply to those who had but then
arrived at legal age or who, As adonted
cIl%'ns' bad obtained lawful residence
"a Ainerlcan'soil.-Atum Eaci,iaI.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-20

FROM Fort Wayne, Ind, comes piti.
lul storJ. Several months ago young
woman belonging to IL respectable family
there eloped with bar-keeper. Alan
daned soon, she went to the house of n
friend, in a neighboring village, where,
on account of her condition, she concealed
herself as much as possible. One night,
abouta fortnight ago, she left the house,
went into the country and gave birth to a
child, all alone in II snow storm. Then
she returned 20 her friends house, and
soon died. No harm seems to have be
fallen the bar-keeper. 1t is the way of
tho Morld.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-20

COUNTING THE VOTES. s.-We find this
item in reference to this all talked ofsub.
ject in the latest dispatches to the Bee :
"The Worid's Washington correspond
dent says it can be authortatively stated
that the Conference Committees of the
two Houses on plan TO verify and count
the Electoral vote have virtually agreed.
At yesterdays meeting the main feature
was adopted by n decided majority
This feature proposes a tribunal Of aybi-
trntion, to be composed of, first five Julg
es of the Supreme Court, 10 be selected
in the order of their length of service on
the bench. To this Board of Arbitration
is to be referred all questions Of law and
equity arising out of the contested re.
turns for decisions. This decision how
ever, is not to be final as has been fore
shadowed in some quarters, bat to be
left to reversion by Congress. The two
houses nrc to briefly drbnte it and then
vote upon it. | both do not agree to re-
ject it then it IS to remain and The returns
submitted lor such vote are to be count
ed for yrliG Electoral votes. The arbi-
traitors are TO act co ordinately directly
with the two Houses of Congress, through
tie President Of the Senate, and the de-
cision submitted by the former is to be
passed upon separately by each House,
but announced To the joint convention of
both Senate aud House. Ii they decide
10 reverse it, then the return involved in
it Is not to be counted. The whole plan
is expected to be subm tilted to Congless.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-20

DECEIvlNG SPIRITS. s.-The Oakland
Transcript suggested that the spirits had
ought to solve the mystery as to how
long the dry weather was to continue,
and accordingly received communica-
tions from couple of mediums prophe-
sying that no storm would occur before
the 25th. As we have had small touch
of rain aud snow ahead Of that time, we
are inclined to think that the spirits are
not very trustw0!thv.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-20

THE greatly diminishing yield of the
Pennsylvania oil wells and the failure as
yet 10 discover any other large sources Of
petroleum supply, is operating as an en-
enlargement to new enterprise in the
whale fisheries, a business that from i'm
portant proportions has declined to insg-
niiicance within the past twenty years.
1t is said that New Bedford merchants
are for the first time now in many years
building new ships for the whale fisheries.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-20

The Philadelphia Bulletin pays this
tribute to the Democratic negroes of Lou
isiana: The most heroic persons in the
country at this moment are those remark
able negroes in Louisiana, who, according
to the testimony before the House Com
mittee, endured the most frightiul perse-
cution rather than surrender the precious
privilege OF voting the Democratic ticket.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-20

The Coroner Of San Francisco held no
less than $40 inquest' during the past
year. In II of the cases the cause was
suicide, in % murder, and the remainder
sudden or violent deaths from valiou,
causes. The list is a very large one, but
whether the number OF cases is propo tior-
ally greater or less than in other cities of
the conntry does not appear.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-20

THE DEBRIS SUIT.-The debris sult
in the Sixth District Court has been ably
managed on both sides, and the verdict
Of the jury is looked fer with interest in
these parts. The jury, at last accounts,
were on the ground claimed to have been
damaged by debris from The mine. 1t
judgment goes in favor Of the plaintiff,
and is sustained before the Supreme
Court, to which it Will doubtless go on
appeal, there is no telling how many
other actions OF like character will be
commenced, since the sufferers from
overflow are numerous.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-20

A CORRESPONDENTS guess: The Sc
cret of the firm front sustained by Turkey
is that the mighty jewish tnancer, have
resolved to help the Porte, through re
sentiment at the persecution Of the Jews in
Ruumana. This is IA strange turn to al
fairs, and shows the growth OF new
power in Europe whose early steps are
well worth study.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-20

\ Coop GUESS ER. THE Sacramento
Bee tells Of man who, being asked
some three weeks ago when it would
storm promptly replied, son the 18th. :"
Questioned further, he said the moon
had nothing to do with it, but he had
studied the wind currents and knew it
would rain at that time and not before.
As the storm commenced on the morn =
ing of the 10Th, the Bees prophet must
have studied to some advantage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-20

\ MopERS SrArEAIAN.-IIe is from
Illinois, and his name is Barney Caul-
hrld--a Democrat Of course. And he
wants 10 take command of the Army and
Navy ot The United States from the Pres
'ient and vet it IN the House Of Repre-
s'pis'i'os. There is a little clause in the
Constitution Of the United States which
makes the President Colnmandsr.io.
th'ei' II is true, but that clause seems lo
have escaped M. Caulfeld's observa,i.n
and the honorable gentlemen found nine.
~ two other Democrat. 10 vote with him
o. tbs proposition. Verify, there are
some nwful big fools that hold Office IN
tA.s free ani Independent country Of ours.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-20
DEMOCRATIC mass meetings were held

DEMOCRATIC mass meetings were held
on the Sth in Washington, Springfield,
Qllinois), Richmond, (Va). indianapolis,
Montpelier, iV9. Columbus, Salem, (Or-
egon), and other Capitals of States. The
resolutions were generally to the effect
that Tilden and Hendricks we've elected /;
that the inauguration OF Hayes would be
an usurpation; ; but that they favored II
peaceful settlement of difficulties. The
Oregon Democrats adopted resolution
approving Growers course.