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The Benton record., 1878-06-14

Poetry.
ALLiS VANITY.

n, hut to turn and walk by thee,
Thau friend SO faithful snd so kind;
In some sequestered path, and leave
Iife's dusty highway far behind!
~ tread with thee some humble way,
That, rough and rugged though itbe,
Should lead to truor, sweeter life
Than all my days have brought to me.
To climb the hill, to grope the pass,
To bear all burdens, strong and glad;
IT, leave this tinselIed play and walk
Tn glorious work-day garments clad.
To live and love as those hearts may
Who dwell in peace at Natures feet;
To take the fude life of the hills
And MAKE it beautiful and sweet.
To hear the song of birds; to feel
The ruddy touch Of mountain breeze
To read the lessons of the books;
And find compauionship i'll trees.
To know the blessed, tender calm
offre side hours 10 laugh, to cry,
In Joy in grief; trusting God,
To love and labor till we die
The Benton record., 1878-06-14
..EE,lODementS.

Some of the recent elopements are inter-
esting. Mr.. Bean took his wife to a con
cert in Manchester, n. B., slipped away
from her, went home, packed his clothes
in a trunk, stole s., 1000 other money, and
ran away with neighbor's spouse. The
Rev. Jas. Deyerigny abandoned his Mich
igan parish, leaving large number Of
debts, aud taking along Deacon SHELLS
daughter. A young couple in Danforth,
KY, on whose nuion parents frowned, fed
together on single horse; but the over
loaded beast was unable to outrun the one
on which the girls father pursued, and the
elopement was failure. Twolovers who
eloped from Milwaukee by railroad were
so closely followed that, for fear Of being
overtaken, they did not step long enough
at any station to get married. At length.
after three days of ineessant travel, they
found . clergyman on the train, who per
formed the ceremony.
The following scrap Of history, relating
to the Paris Commune, is told BY an Eng
lish paper As several YersaiIlese were be
ing led away to be shot, one man in the
crowd that accompanied them to see the
shooting made himself conspicuous By
taunting and reviling the prisoners.
",Fhere, confound you, said one Of the
prisoners At last, don't you try TO get out
Of it 81 edging off into the crowd and pre-
tending you are one ofthem. Come back
here; the game II up, let Us all die to-
gether; and the crowd was 50 persuaded
that the eonmnnard's yehemenee was only
assumed 70 cloak his escape that he was
maehed into file with the prisoners and
duly shot.
The Benton record., 1878-06-14
n 70. 50
SIFTINGs.

A celebrated case-The printers.
A rolling milI-A fight in the gutter,
Winding up business STARRING the
The New York herald., 1878-11-12

AT 10 O'CLOCK.
BROWN MARE, l5s HANDS HIGH, years old; per;
feet driver; santrot in minutes; warranted sound
No-ToP SIDE BAR ROAD wAG0N: FEW TINES USED.
sTYEsH BaY SARk Is nASbs hTaH sd an
ssrs ss. raSesI a sss and and r"iDs % ali egsr
BAY HORSE. lss HANDS HIGH, years old good, free
ranted sound and kind and in all harness; Single
BnowS HofsE s lsS saa HANDS HIGH year. old very
Or has bss sed
tori warranted sound aud kind and true in all har-
BAY CARRIAGE HORSE. Issl HANDS HIGH, years
eiier not afraid % Of anything ons Of tho most rsa
BILE horses in the city for family use warranted sound
ssS irif Is HANDS
siS sa"
BAY Hd TaksE k and rq HASbs K s. MT wears old h..
used o private carriage; Is not afraid anything;
doe. not pull; safe for any one to drive warranted
BAY ,s;v x, ,.;
ssr % safe s' and rsaSs
$Hs HsP @ n9sns Ola.
fs%ilS SiaS y a M
BAY MARE isH HANDS HIGH year. old Sold by or
BLACK noRsE M hASDs s aIH fIiS
@ g0Sa ss as sss ysa y ru
Smiths Tatter, dam by Young Enquirer Particulars
BAY MARE, l4sx HANDS HIGH 9 years old; good
driver. fast traveller excellent saddle mare;
rantcd sound and kind in all harness.
LANDAU BUILT IN FRANCE; Landaulet, satin lined,
and two Clarences, in perfect order.
BAY HORSE, I51a HANDS HIGH; good worker; sold for
wagt of use Single Harness. and
MARKET WAGON, IN GOOD ORDER
BAY HORSE, Is HANDS HIGH, 10 years old: has been
used by lady; kind and true in all har-
set Single Harness, Bride and
TOP PHAETON
LANDAU, MOROCCO TRIMMED, built BY Wood Bros:
Clarence, in good order; THREE FINE PORTLAND
CUTTERS, by Kimball and other good makers;
topside-bar Road Wagon. byJ. Brewster Coz Of
18th st., and others; top full spring Wagons, Top
Phaetons, Double, Single Harness. &c.
SALE COMMENCES AT TEN O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1878-11-12

Diseases Of mon and the nervous System specially.
Important medical surgical: Impairment OF
organic Junction. hereditary constitutional taint
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
HORSES. CARRIAGEs. &C.

A GcrION HOUSE or VAN rAssELL KEARNEY,
IA ITO AND 112 EAST 18TH ST..
NEAR 4TH Ay.
The New York herald., 1878-11-12

vV1LLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER
w BY virtue Of bill Of sale will sell Wednesday, lS1
inst n o'clock forenoon, auction rocms g
Blccckcr IN the city Of New York. one rosewood piano
French plate Mirror and Cornccs. elegant PATet
Suit In brocnte marble Tablet also BY virtue ot
chattel mortgage Eastlake Paror suit In raw ss val
Extension Table Sofas In harcioth Carpets OtcIch
&C by order Of mortgsrse
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
aERALD BRANCH OFFICE. 1855 BROADWAY
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERs.

AsTRoLoGY-ap PAoE-stS col '''''
ssoARREks w4NTED.2n PseMa "a and 90 coils,
EH RpGEs Erxh TER
ssssss s.ss :s
SLERKs ANp sALEsMESeiara faon-sd and ssS coils
Fssss 8 coll.
bENTisTRY@1is1 P.es~sih %sasd1 col a1'A-''A co.,
DwkGE!Na Sf HOUSES ssS 70 LET FURNISHED OR uS
euRdrEHN drEkSsHEDaR sTEe ffsElss eP Pacrsh col
rINANCIAL-orH PAGE.
fSkSisHE6 FUR % s6oas asp 3d. APARTMENTS TO LET
EEs TsstSss s.: col
HORSES. CARRIAGES, 3c.-isr PAcE-sd, 4sh and 5th
1tfs stfssf 81 BUSINESS &C.,
ESsT iS5 SSTsD.s 9.sfs.a F.ss.. IS: co.
z$sIS Ct, col
EIIIiRESl EKIIRiRAEasS SSb ss COL
EEw EEsslffhac r1s5s.a sa rAcrs.a col
:isSSsShTEs SE$AYs s1s,s sss,.'h :; COL
FRs5 ekh!SE sH 81
rRoPERrY rAeS'o oUT Of iS THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
E4t HsE4Es $SsFsSss H7ss.
REWARDS-lgr PAGE-1st col.
SALES AT ArCTION-lsr PAGE-5th and 6th cola
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-l1rH FACE, and
18TH PAcE-Ist. I'd and 3D. coils. -,
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-12TH PAGE-5d COL
SPECIAL NOTICES-1sr PAcE-lst, I'd and 81 cols.
gPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS. &C.@isr faGk-,d COZ
THE TRADES-l2TH PAGE-4th col
the TURF-lsr PAcE-3d col
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAck-Ist col
uKfukNTsKEp hooas And APARTMENTS LET
WANTED p1SsPir rs PURSiiAsE-l2rn s5 PAcn-s.h col
WATCHES JEwELRY 3C.-2D PAGE-4th COL -
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOX SALE OK
TO LET-2p PAGE-1st col
WINTER RESORTS-2p PAGE-3d and 4th coils.
EACHTs STEAMBOATs &C-l0rn PAeE-6th COL
The New York herald., 1878-11-12

A --RIEuMATIsM POSITIVELY CURED-EuRo
IN sPEAN RHEUMATIC SOCIETY has removed from yl,7
10 210 West 34tl. Only genuine office in America and
Incorporated under act Of February IA 1919 No
|hrculars free :
The New York herald., 1878-11-12

uAEMALINE WILL CURE CONSUMPTION. ASK
1your druggist for II or call DOCTOR 46 West 10Th st.
HAVANA DRAWS NOVEMBER 2l-TICKETS $40 81;
11Ncw brunswick. November 30; tickets 81. FIELD
CO.. .2i2 Broadway
TUNIPER TAR CIGARETTEs-INsTANT RELIEF AND
% rapid cure of na3f and throat catarrh psice. 25c
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M
The New York herald., 1878-11-12

r ADy ONETA's SECRET or BEAUTY. s2-THE
great Indian remedies and magnetic treat
r oUIsIANA SALES WILL CLOSE THIS DAY AT II
s'ia' sas n1adsy ~
an
Important cases medical or surgical mpalrmsns Of any
organic function, hereditary constitutional tant.
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ D.,
IA Lexington NV, near 29th st.
Hours, s to 3 and o tot.
MANS MISSION ON EARTH-A THOROUGH .MEDI.
treatise indicating how confirmed disabilities may
w e that sn %
oyertsxed statement Of obstacles to marriage
Miss BESSIE RANE WILL GIVE MAGNETIC TREAT
1ment for nervous Diseases rheumatism &c 2a5 9th av
MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTEIs, GRAVE
W stones; bottom prices A. KLABER, l3a East 18th st.,
MARBLE MANTELs. MONUMENTS, HEADsTONEs,
81 prsss ws. sse ns Msssan Uny. Goods
MISS CARLETON GIVES MAGNETIC TREATMENT
second flight front
MISS HATTIE GIRBs CURES RHEIMATks. NAG.
don't ring.
PRoGREss IN MEDICAL SCIENCE; MAIIEc on
vsrssy sfssS' place. Sss ssns York Df' '
DILEsEDR CHANDELIERS PILoN; SURE CURE
for Piles; gives instant relief is harmess is never
falling all Broadway druggsts 80 cents package
Il. CHANDLER. Proprietor
RoYAI, HAVANA DRAWS NovEMBERA A q, 1878
IN $1,000 distribntsd Capital prize, $2ooO0
THE EXTRAORDINARY for December "a ready
Sl,:s5OOOO distributed. Capital prize, S50o.000
All prizes cashed by Havana Bank bills bought and
sold Drafts Havana issued.
G. yIADERO Co. Bankers No. New st., Now York.
R0YAL HAVANA L0TTERY-NExT ORDINARY
IGDRAWlNG November u; $4,000 drawn; capital,
nishcd. TAYLOR CO., Bankers, ii Wall st.
ID DHEUMATISM.-POSITIvE CURES GUARANTEED.
llEuropean Rheumatic Society The only occ in Amer
lea. so West 26th st. beware OF impostorsl
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TuEsDAy SALE
AT 10 O'CLOCK.

On horse that is sound kind and true
In harness from to three days
given to test warrantees.
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

7 orfsIASA STATE DRAWS NOVEMBER r.
IL FEW LUCKY TICKETS LEFT.
SALE CLOSES AT Il 80 A. N. THIS DAY.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
WHOLE TICKETS, s. HALVES, 81.
JACKSON 4 Co. BANKERS, 81 Nassau st., near Fulton.
r ADY ONETA's SECRET OF BEAUTY, $2-THE
great Indian remedies and magnetic treat
ment. 81 East 10th ST.
r OUIsIANA SALES WILL CLOSE THIS DAY AT IL
LIN Kentucky State will November Is Tickets 81
b. NATHAN. 1S1 and S3s Broadway.
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 THE FOLLOWING GRAND DISTRIBUTION OF
"A the Louisiana state Lottery Company from the begin
exclusive control and direction Of Generals
O. T. Beauregard and Juba Early OF Of hcsc grand
distributions Early writes the New York Tribune
folowswe took such prscautions 70 know that All
tickets in the scheme sold and unsold placed in the
wheel from which the drawing made with much
bank officer who has counted the packages OF
sealed them placed them n the vault and then
the there There possibility OF mistake
part deception on the part of Others"
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
ITO The FUBLIC:-
Whereas, l. David F. Jameson, did, during or about
the month Of December in the 1876 at Ackley Iowa.
compose WRITE publish and thereupon mail falsely and

Whereas, l. David F. Jameson, did, during or about
the month Of December year 1876 Ackley Iowa.
compose. wrse pablish and thereupon mail falsely and
malicousy certain candsous libelous and aefame.ory
Esq Of Jersey City Heights New Jersey which words
Ill
a 10 sn
Of the public Of the city Of his residence and
Whereas the said postal cards and envelope received
py or such
said Mckay about January 1877 commenced suit
s Ne New q III @
nas Which said bail has been redueeS order
Of therein served me or about january
a9S the "s s yss
::
ing honest desire repair such and injury and to
hereby freely and publish and
retracton Of said words and language 50 composed writ
fn snd Ana mailed % said
sqs
David Jameson being duly sworn dcgo:ss o. and say.
iha. before he signed tho
sworn to before this ilsh day q Noys%ss5 is1s
Commissioner Of Ds.a., New Wy York xtSssssi Sessiy.
WE Frinsns Machine: Manhattan preferred Addre'.
$67.9;2s55s K2SRS5SH 2SR HEElaHsE s45Ess.v,
ov .snm cariT$I i FRyzE; $500 . or ), ooo
whoGa ffaS PIsEh!sgrsss RISKHTs 9sLR 7 M fsIs pokESs
prize: buy tickets from tho lucky ONCE Of tho
- 8. IL. PORTER CO., 12a7 broadway,
ou.sn. state Ssi Open sSsRnss sss hv.
cT
%$$si
pucan 1Gi's gSs o2 ssh f IL
cs.lss Full incarnation q hs above SEN.
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &c.
Address, stating price, G. s. s. box 1913 Herald Uptown
JyYAYTED-CHEAP. 4 FINE SCOTT BREECH
Loader nine 70 ten pegrnd' and RcRnTscn q snd q
THE TURF.
< -FLEETwO0D PARK, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IL
Ave Peter Nance nsS RsSdop o william Ws Week:
blk Charley 20 wagon; William SHARP Cc%bLna-
A COLUMBIA RUNNING RACES; ORDERS RE-
"A ccivcd for Paris Mutuals also combination book
0y mail Or BLss
A LDERSEy THoRouGnBREp vALuABLE REGIS
Altered stock a, aaeCn at AkG &c J9aNsT1Ns TONS, mart
one Cow not registered
CoLUMBIA RAcEs-oRDERs RECEIVED AT
GThcmSs Barclay St. and 10 g. BSGhs open
(,OLuMBIA IS. C) RACEs.-sTRAIGHT AND PLACE
Osioo Combination, $50 Barclay 81 dsyi l79 Broad
& s.a.I ma TSa1,aa, AT
Orders received; straight. place and combination 81
The New York herald., 1878-11-12

DENTISTRY.
sEf or fEEfH IN THREE aouk xf rae OLD
Aplace 9th rubber, gold and platna; pricee ~
suit; remember the number 377 9th av.
NALL IN THE EVENING OR DAY TINE AND SIZE
O,our Is Sets Of Teeth. EIGHTH AVENUE DENTAL
ASSOCIATION. $40 sth av.
T,EErH EXTRACTED 25C; WITH GAS, 5OC; FULL
Sets, warranted. ~ upward. Teeth cleaned, 80.
Dr. BkpuGHTON ~ wcss ssh a.
SO.es wsrrsnted '"Esw York Dental Rooms ma 90
~. Establishsd 1901. Dr MkADxR
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS
OVER HALF "A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY;
This institution was regnlsry incorporated By tho Legis
in 1893 with capital of 81 to which Y has since
Drawings will take PLACE monthly It scales or post
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
during which will take place the
EXTRAORDINARY SFMT-ANNUAL DRAWING,
at New Orleans, TUESDAY. December 10,
under the personal supervision and management Of
General G. 7. BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana and General
JUBAL A. EARLY, Of Virginia.
CAPITAL PRIZE x1OOOUO
Notice-Tickets $40 only. Halves, IS. Fifhs g.
The New York herald., 1878-11-12

JLMIN FATRCHTLD, Auctionccr.-By virtue and In
Of chatcl mcrtgnge will sell at public
tion by order Of the mortgage, the promises No
East ith a. York the lth day Of November tnst
At 10 O'Clock A. M all the machinery, Lsthes saws Belt
Kind now on said premises for and cutting
wood mouIdngs known Flschs Mills entirety
IN whole aud together For particulars and full
ton Of property be sold apply the premises BENJA
MIN n FGIRCUIIsD. Auctioneer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

ST. LOrIs, October 3.-A dispatch from
Muscogee, I. T., says: The Joint Indian
Committee OF Congress appointed to inves-
tigate the question OF transferring the con-
troll OF the Indians to the War Department
reached here this afternoon. They were
received at the depot by delegation OF
Indians representing the leading tribes
and escorted TO the fair grounds, where
the annual fair OF these tribes was being
held. After inspecting the display Of ag.
ricultural and mechanical products the
committee were invited to the main stand,
where there were addresses by several In
dians and by members OF the committee.
Senator Saunders said that sd fur rs the
Ave tribes represented here are concerned
they had little to do. They had already
advanced in all the habits OF civilization,
and were abundantly able to take care OF
themselves and would be benefited by
the advance OF the tide OF civilization.
Senator MGCroery, Of Kentucky, follow
ed, and said: The Indians must accept the
invitation and abandon the habits OF saw
age life. Labor and develope the country
like their white brothers, and change
must soon come, and the Indians must at
once get ready for the blessings and bene-
| fits OF the new development.
! Gen. Hooker and Judge Boone, OF Ken
lucky, followed in interesting speeches.
All the members OF the committee ex-
pressed surprise ut tho fine display OF the
| nrOdnOts OF the Indian Territory exhibited,
The party will go south in the morning,
and will consult with the Indians south o!
here. All indications now point 10 an
early and satisfactory settlement OF the
question OF opening the territory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04
POLITICAL.

BrrrAIo, October 3.-The Republicans
Of the 32d district nominated Shannon S.
Rogers for Congress.
BMDGEpoRr, Cr., October 8. The Dem
ocrats Of the Congressional District nomi-
mated F. W. Pruggerhof,
Bosrox, Mas. October 3.-The Fifth
District Greenback Convention nominated
Nathan Clark for Congress.
SoUrH FIt.MINuHAaL Mass, October a.
The Congressional Republican Convention
renominated Vim. Chaplin.
HrpSOS, n, Y, October 8. The Demo-
Gratis OF the Thirteenth District nominated
0. P. N. Baker for Congress-
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, October 3. THE
Republicans of the Twentieth District re.
nominated John II. Stann for Congress.
LowvILLE, n. Y, October 3.-The Re-
puhlcans Of tho TwOnty.seo0nd Congress
lonal District nominated Warner Miller for
Congress,
HARTFORD, Cr., October D. Joseph R.
ITawley has been nominated for Congress
by the Republicans Of the First Congress
ional District.
liORNELlANlLl.E, ~ " OctoQSs a'-tIIh
Republicans Of the Twenty.nineth Con-
gressional District nominated DR.. ltlChard'
son for Congress, ....,...,...
Borox, October 3.-The First District
Grcenback Congressional Convention NOM
mated F. Bradford, subject to the ratiica'
ton OF the Democratic Congressional Con
vOnt!oa, I.t !
CmcAa0, October g. The Nebraska Re
publican State Convention completed it,
work last night. The following nomina'
tions were made: Governor, Altfinus
NANCE; Lieutenant Governor, Edward G.
Carns; Associate Justice, A. Cobb; iol
Congress, long term, Edward r. Valentine
short term, I. Majors. grJ.-i ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

OGALLALIA, NEB., October 3.-A courier
arrived here this evening from Captain
Manck's commands, and reports that In
dams were last seen on the Republican
river; that they had killed every white
man they came cross on the route; stole
horses and committed other depredations.
There is about amounted warriors and $50
squaws and children in the party. II Is
thought they will camp So or 10 miles
south OF here tonight and cross about l6
miles west Of here tomorrow. The set
tiers will send a party Of . out in the
morning TO ascertain their whereabouts
and the direction taken by them.
The courier from Capt Manck's party
reports that the hostiles have stolen nearly
$50 horses within three days andNlost 81 Of
them. a.a '4 isH'gS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

NEw YoRE, October 8. The Trustees oi
the Peabody Educational Fund completed
their labors to-day Mt the request OF Gen
Taylor. There were spread on the min
utes an acknowledgement Of gratitude
from the people OF the South for the sue
cor extended by the people OF the North
in this hour Of affection. ~ 'a.
The following officers were elected:
President, Hon. ,Roht 9. Winthrop. o.
Massachusetts,; First Vice President, Hon,
Hamilton Fish; Second Vice President,
Gov. Aiken, Of South Carolina; Treasurer
Saml. Witmore, OF New York; Secretary,
Geo. Peabody Russell; General Agent,
Rev. Dr.. Sears; Executive Committee
Gov. Aiken, Secretary OF State VIM. NJ.
Evarts, Hon. A. H. Stuart, Surgeon Gen
Barnes aud Gen. Taylor. .'.-slal ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04
Tbe Bri.Ise Question.
TRlADELrHlA, Oct. ..

=
Editors Intslligeucer. -. T.. A..
d. S. Thornbarg lodges issues with the
skill of an experienced politician. Since
he is obliged to "Tax Payer" for his last,
let him answer a few more questions, and
answer them 50 that he can be under
stood DiBij iiV4y u y v Vsy ~
/ Are YOU in favor OF building bridges
at Mt. De Chantal, Judge Thompson s. OF
BedIllion's Mill, or at either place.
Yes or no now, no dodging.
., Didyou ever vote a straight pemO'
cratic ticket In your HE?
.. Did you ever vote for lenloStatiiC
candidate Tor Commissioner in Trtsdeiph'a
District except when you voted for your
self in 1872, and were badly beaten?
i. Did YOU not in 1874 preside at . tenn
perance -meetingin Triadelphia, that re-
solved that granting license was crime
against God and man?
10 YOU not now favor license, ami
have Won not written letters saying you
favor h and that Il is q dead issue?
X Iffn 1874 Il was GTiHe why has u
ceased to be one2 Were you not tl9p-
sTs ~ yon not now a ruling elder In the
Presb bytarian Church, and how does youI
yisws on license Rgres With the principles
Loi youra ahureh2 A..
1. Did you not in 1875 threaten t9 dts
charge the sexton OF your GhprEh u p
voted for waddle, the Democratic ,nop.i
n.a for Commissioner, and because he dl1
20 =, vote did you not discharge hinl
nan't you intend at this election u
sst delIjsef and Heimbergerf ,.,,,,
We want tho answers to these question
\ yes or 20, 'N 1A'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

the Radicals would tax the chew OF totac.
60 that solaces the weary worker at the
furnace fires. And yet the Democrats who
represent West Virginia in Congress are
responsible for sending into our midst a
horde Of convicted felons from other States,
to work for mere pittance per day as com.
petitors with our West Virginia mechanics.
This act on their part Is, however, in
keeping with the record Of the party at
Richmond before the war, in the days
when they put q tax OF one-half, and as
high as one per cent, on the wages Of
every laboring man in the City OF Wheel
ing, This they did, too, while at
the same time they exempted mil
lions OF dollars invested in slave prop
erty from single cent Of taxation. This
is the way that Democracy sympathized
with the poor when they were in power.
They knelt at the feet Of the slave holder
and robbed the poor man. They took toll
out of his every days wages, and yet per-
mitted him togrow up In such ignorance
and darkness that there were actually
ninety thousand adult men and women in
Virginia who could neither read nor
write.
SO. completely were the public men Of
the Democratic party in our midst the
mere echoes OF the slave power at Rich
mond, that, like Ben Wilson, they were
willing to indiCt men in the courts for pub
fishing orgetting up clubs Tor Republican
newspapers, and for that ofiense alone to
drive them from West Virginia soil. They
levied toll on the daily wages Of the poor,
denied them the advantages Of schools,
and undertook to terrorize them in regard
to municipalities. Such was our condition as
a people in West Virginia in the days when
Democracy fiourished in its purity in our
niIlt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04
AUSTRIA.
rnE ArsrRIAX WAR.

Eoxpox, October IA Vienna dispatch
confirms the report that the Emperor has
accepted the resignation Of Herr Won Sell,
Hungarian Minister of Finance. Other
designations will follow upon the accept
ance by the Government Of the following
conditions: The issue Of joint Austro-
Hungarian loan; the conclusion Of con-
vention with the Porte at the reduction OF
the army in Bosnia, and the abandonment
Of the occupation OF Novi Bazaar. The
latter condition has been already accepted.
The second depends on the Porte. The
Austrian Cabinet oppose the joint loan,
which would reduce the Austrian credit
to the same level with the Hungarian.
Therefore conflict between the two Cab
inets is imminent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04
Che gatelhgetrrsr.

:. sam MrCulloch must be kept all his
q, u AZ, ,t,. expense Of the public, let Hayes
.'S .'.,,';I" y for him the balance OF the term.
pow Tsnorrl,s OF Ohio county have kept
iae I! ians ,l, rnough.-Registcr ef Yesterday.
"'" ,aJ Nv yr, the editor of the Register Is the
.,;nrirlI rr manipulatortor Ben wiIson'spor.
p" .,,I succession us Congressman. II
s ~, v,culloch is not at least one hun
~. ,..i ,,me. more worthy Of being elected
S', G,, .rrond time than Ben Wilson is for q
Si ,,,,I then ppt him out by all means.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04
Respited for n LitlIe season -couhterfeit-
ers Ennfure<i.

LOUISVILLE KY, October s. Governor
NcCreary has granted Henry Croomes,
under sentence to be hangedin this city
tomorrow for murder, respite until No
vember. It WAS never thought until to-
day that official interference would take
place. rs
The United States authorities here have
received information that large gang OF
counterfeiters who have been operating in
the mountains have been captured. Four
teen arc now under arrest. The plates,
etc., were also captured. Their operations
were extensive. ls.tul.tra -. I..r-