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Iermiid1te 9epei6en aus Ne,us

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beigeiteft.
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men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
Mr. TILDEN,s CHOICE.

Mr.. TLDES, ii he is rightly reported,
has given the first ntimation OF his re-
urrmcut from the presidential race, by
naming his succc>Soras Democratic can
dida,c. The New York correspondent
Of the Springfield Epvjiirm says, with
much assurance:
"I repeat, and know, thtt Tilden's
choice Since RohiuSpu'- defeat would
first hc Charles Francis Adams. The
fuller vote with that OF Adams. Jr., be-
inc within but few thousand OJ that
OF Governor Long, shows that Charles
Francis Adams as Democratic candidate
,pr the presidency with Butler or any
body Toy Governor would sweep MaSSI-
rhu-ctts. such nomination Tor the
approaching conte~, would resolve all
question ot sectiouJliSm amt a solid
South, while bloJjy shirts could find
no market. Bayard would be &C
rrptable and Tllden would support HIM
If tine south advanced him. Til
d.p would sit down with Hendricks
flr4 new ticket with Adams and BAY
arb ON IT,. This is not mere SpecuIa-
fion. and ID should Dee understood that
Robinson and the state government
SVEN. aside. sends Iildeu into the next
wears convention heading the untram-
ur.ci delegations OF this state, uu-
-nacklei As an organization either by eN-
plndcd Tammanv Hall or the ohtruSlve
Office holders. The organization I'M our
State is a distinct thing from the Demo
cratic office holders Nldeu has been
uur Warwick here Tor many years. lie
does not abdicatr or reCvde a Jot. Fan
cv his rising % this nomination IN tine
next convention Of the party. ADAMS
and Bavard. What acOiOphOn 10 that
page of our political history.
The Republican is right, however, in
saving that "NIr. TuDEN's naming is by
ao means equivalent to a party nomj-
nation. A party chieitain rarely sue
reeds in at once declining nomination
and giving it TO the man Of his choice"
But the Republican does not think
mcaulv OF the suggestion. 1t says that
Mr.. TupEx, with his long head Tor
politics. sees that the Democrats would
make a great stroke for the future by
nominating CHARLES francis ADAMS"
ADAMS and BAYARD,' it remarks, care
suggestions hardly matched by GRANT
and BLAINE, and it is an interesting
question how long the better class OF
Republicans are going to submit to the
elusive claims for men OF this stamp
without protest, and demand Tor some
thing better" We wonder if the Re-
,,,Ilira,. would continue to think AD-
ANS and BAYARD the better ticket il pit
ted against GRANT and BLAINE as the
Republican nominees
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
Spelling THE ISSUES.

The refusal of all the prominent Re
publican speakers OF the North to accept
the invitation to take part in the Louis
ina campaign, is a fair illustration OF the
quality of patriotism of which that party
is composed. Not less so do the rea-
sons given for declining demonstrate
the real attitude OF that party.
Secretary SHERMAN writes letter, the
burden OF which is plea that he lis
too busy" OF this excuse the New
York Times says:
Secretary SHERMAN is busy man
and may we'll ask to be excused for not
taking an active part in the Louisiana
canvass. But it Is unfortunate, TO say
the least, that after denouncing the
South in Maine, Ohio, and New York,
as a section in which Republicans are
denied freedom Of speech and fair play
in a campaign, he is now under the ne
cessity OF declining the test which his
own words invited. The LOuisianians
will declare, not without a semblance OF
reason, that he should not have thrown
down challenge unless he was pre-
pared to abide by its acceptance"
But prominent member OF the Re
publican Congressional Committee is
reported as saying that he has been told
by Republican leaders at Washington,
'That they feared the State might go
Republican if Northern speakers were
sent down there, ard then the South
would no longer be solid" They are OF
the opinion that il the solid South is
broken it will injure their party in the
North. They also argue that if Repub-
publican speakers went South they
would be well treated; none OF them
could expect to be made the Wet
inns of the shotgun, and this would spoil
the bloody shirt as an issue. II a solid
South is really essential to frighten the
North into electlng Republican Presi-
dent next year perhaps BLAINE and Lo-
GAN and the others had better 90 TO
Louisiana and urge the election OF the
Democratic ticket. Reconciliation doesn't
seem to be what is wanted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
Breeding Infdelity.

Oorry>tnllrlltc ni llc kt-I>l''.
at in accord with Impartial rs to
the teaching OF the New Testament, in
being subject to the powers that be. |
am law-abidiug citizen and keep the
Sabbath. have also found Sabbath or
rest in the one who saws: Come unto
Me and | will give YOU rest For We
who believe DO enter into rest Con-
seQuently am opposed to the Seli-right-
eous, Pharisacical and anti-ChriStian
spirit of Impartial which only makes
Iniidels like Boo lnsersoll, who SAYS
himself that he was made 50 by the
legal and intolerant spirit OF his father,
who kept MIN too strict on Sunday.
ANY disinterested reader OF ''lmpar-
tails" articles will detect that they do
not breath the spirit of Christ or the
New TESTAMENT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20

\ RAcr story OF one OF the liveliest
races on record is given rs occurring on
the railroad to Sioux Falls, Mimi, a few
days ago. Two lawyers, PErrIGREw and
BorrrSEAU, who had certain rival deeds
oi property valued at $4,000, We're upon
the train, and the ownership OF the pro-
perry depended on VINO should get to
the recorders office first and get his
deed on record. They met on the train,
suspected what was up, pumped each
other all that was needtul to confirm
their suspicious, and the contest seemed
likely 10 occur between the depot
and the recorders Office after
reaching Sioux Falls But
on stopping at station PErrIGREw
stepped upon the engine and hid, and
when fairly under way showed the engi-
ncrr an order from the general mana
ger of the road, to do as PErTIGEEw re-
gues,rd. The result was that when
within two mics of Sioux Falls the
coupling was loosed and the engine shot
ahead. leaving the ears 10 get along rs
best they could. PErrGREw rushed to
the recorders forthwith, and BorrlNEAU
came in Just - minutes behind him.
The result caused tornado OF pro'au-
ity, aud heend Of the contest is not yet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
Tossing upon a Bed of Agony,

Tortured In every joint with intlammatory rheu-
matSm, is a prospect which may become a
melancholy fact if the twingeS Of the dread dis
order are not checked at the outset Persons OF
a rheumatic tendency find Hostetter's stomach
Bitters a useful remedy, nor do they encounter
the risk in u,ng it they do from resOrtng to that
active poison Colchicum, which is often employ
ell toarrest the malady The use OF the Bitters
is equally as effective in its results, and is at
tended with no risk There is ample testimony
TO prove that the medicine possesses blood de-
purating qualities Of no common order, besides
those OF a tonic and general alternative. IL stimu-
lateS the action of the kidneys and promotes the
removal from the system Of impurities which
develope disease, and are imught with serious
danger. Fever and ague, dyspepsia, debility,
nervousness, constipation, &c, are remedied
by H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
SALE OF NARROW-GAUGE r. r.
BONDS.

\ lew days ago President MOONEY, OF
the Bellaire and Southwestern Narrow
Gauge, advertised in the REGrBrEE $50
600 Of the bonds Of tina, company. Yes
terday lac directed the withdrawal OF the
advertisement, "a double the amount
$500. OOO) Of the bonds offered had been
taken. The principal portion of these
bonds were subscribed for in the East,
and are, we believe, the first bonds of
an Ohio Narrow-Gaugc Railroad that
have been marketed in that quarter.
The gentlemen interested in the Bellaire
and Southwestern are to be- congratula-
ted on the excellent sanding OF their
enterprise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
WEATHER STRIPS.
1921 MARKET STREET.
Notice to Contractors anu builders
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC Works,
MmL-LLLA- NnNuLnL nr -. l.-L-

OFFICE or THE BOARD OF PUBLIC Works,
WHEELING, NOvcmberl@ j., le'A
Sealed proposal, will be received by the Board
of Public Works, of the State Of West Virginia,
addressed to the undersigned, up to u O'Clock
noon, OF March the lSt, 1850, for the ALTERATIONS
II and THE ADDITIONS to the building known as
the STATE HOUSE, at Charleston, Kanawha
county West Virginia according to the Plans
and Specifications furnished by c. G. Kcmb,can
A. PEBBLES, joint architects.
Bids will be- received for the whole and the
several part, Of the work. Plans and specified
tons may be seen at the Capitol Building, in
Wheeling, on and after January 1T, 1850, and
any information relative thereto may be- obtain
ell by applying To c. G. Kemblc the architect,
r,Sident at Wheeling, W. Va
Bond and security, approved 10y the Board OF
Public Works, will be required OF each coutmc-
tor. The right Of receiving or rejecting any or
MI bids is reserved.
BY order Of the Board of Public Works.
novld : BRADY, Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
DIED.

YOUNG-Wedncsday morning, at ~ O'Clock,
Mrs EMMA r., wifi. OF VIM. q. Young, aged &5
years.
The funeral will take place from the residence
of her husband, Is Broadway, Island, to day, at
O'Clock P. VI. Intcrmcnt at Greenwood Friends
of the family are invited TO attend.
HEIL-Novcmbcr Is, 1879, at 9:i5 ?. W, Of
Group, FREDDIE youngest son of John i. and
Caroline He'll, aged one year, 10 months and is
days
Funeral will take place this day Thursday,
November -, 1872 at 2P. NJ, from the residence
of the parents, on Twenty-fith street, Bellaire,
o. Friends OF the family are respectfully invited
10 attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20

The vegetarians have been holding
conference at Manchester, England, and
eating meal consisting OF stewed dam
sons. stewed Normandy pippins, stewed
peaches, grapes, digestive bread, but
ter. sweet cake, tea, coffee and milk.
The president asserted that Ireland fur
nished abundant proof that those whoea
the least flesh are stronger and finer
than meat-eaters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20

TuE distinguished success which has
attended the production OF the drama OF
Drink" in London, has induced Mr..
GEORGE FAwCErT Row. to write 4 sensa-
tional Temperance play called Ruth"
1t will be- produced in Philadelphia next
week with great effects. IL Is expected
that this dramatic sensation will revive
the temperance sentiment all over the
country and force theatrical managers to
hunt mp all the old PLAYS which revolve
around the drunkard and his ruined
home and which always end with sun
shine and prosperity dashed with cold
water.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20

lures of the "City of the Sea-" which,
alas, is City of the Sea only in name
now, for its canals have been replaced
with streets and squares to such an ex-
tent as to alter the aspect OF the city en-
tirely. And as browning outrage, an
immense causeway is to be constructed
over the Lagoon, Tor the purpose OF adj
hitting wagons, carts and drays to the
city.
W. W. BELKNAP was one OF the con-
spicuOus figures behind Grant in the
procession at Chicago. Such will con-
tinue to follow the cold man. wherever
he rides in prosperity. -SpringieId Re
publican.
THAT the American people can beat
the English in any OF their specialties,
has been pretty thoroughly demon
strated. San Francisco and Chicago
have shown their capacity to Out-toady
London and Liverpool. 49, Washington
Post.
A CHEER for Vicente, Garlic, Maestro,
and their brave comrades who have
again unfurled the flag OF Free Cuba
The American who does not glory in
their pluck and from his heart wish
them better luck than last time, is dis
grace to the Stars and Stripes. For
these men are fighting for freedom
Ner York Sun.
WITHtwo or three weeks preparation
Gen. Grant was able to make an alter
dinner speech-One OF his greatest
efiorts-that any intelligent school boy
might have improved upon. No won
der Gov. Andrew wondered what the
people could see in Grant to call forth
any enthusiasm. Without war he is a
nobOdY.-B Boston Post.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
WEST VA. WOOL GROWERS AssO-
CITATION.

A meeting is called at the Swan
House, Parkersburg, W. Va, on the
18th Of December, for the purpose Of
forming West Virginia Wool Growers
and Sheep Breeders Association. We
hope every " ool grower whose eye catch
es this item will be there, and bring all
his ncighborS who are interested in wool
growing or sheep raising, rs it is import
ant to the success OF the project that
every section OF the State in which there
are wool growers should be represented.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20

PHERE has been an increase OF SlfO,-
10000 in the circulating medium of
this country during the past sixteen
months, Sls,OOO,OOO of which has been
in national bank notes and the rest in
gold and silver coin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20

The decision of the Supreme Court OF
the United States, in the Con-
necticut case, affirms the constitutional
ity OF tax upon secured credits, and
that these are taxable at the place OF
residence OF the creditor, and not where
the money may be loaned. The decis-
ion is expressly that a citizen OF Con-
necticut who loaned money upon real
estate in Chicago is taxable in Connect
cut upon the mortgage. This decision,
rendered by the highest tribunal in the
country, seems to dispose OF the much
contested question as to the constitu-
tionality OF taxing mortgages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20

TIE forebodings that the Republicans
of Maine are suffering from an immi-
nent disclosure Of their frauds in the
late election are very excruciating.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20

The suit which has been commenced
bv the lottery dealers against PoStmas-
ter JAMES, of New York, is OF national
interest. Pursuant TO the instructions
of the POStmastcr-ieneral, the New
York Postmaster stopped the mail mat
ter OF the lottery agents, and Tor re-
.coyrry of damages thus occasiOned them
the suit is brought. It involves directly
the question whether the Postoilice De-
partmcut Is. by the laws and ConStitu-
ton. rrgd.rcd 90 furnish the lottery deal
rrs the facilities for carrying on their
business, without which that business
would be hardly possible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20

MARINE.
Orieut Mutual, OF New Yord, 1877 81 u
PLATE CLASH ACCIDENT.
Knickerbocker Casualty, New York, l27, 45Os
Property insured at the very lowest rates
Losses paid promptly Good risks and reliable
agents solicited in every part OF West Virginia
J. c. ALpERSON.
JOSEPH ENsHEINEr, Local Agciu MAJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20

The Springfield RpUblicq" says "a
singular ceremony was enacted in New
York SUNDAY last in the installation Of
Father J. V. MCNANARA Is bishop OF
the Independent Catholic Church.
The ceremony was held in public hail,
Tour priests from various parts Of the
country, all apparently lrishmen, tax
iu. part in the services. TransubStantl-
alton and the primacy OF the pope OF
Rome were abjured as a part OF the IN
stallatiuu, which was not So much the
conservation pt bishop in any ecclrSi-
.a-tjcal sense rs the setting upota leader
Tor the new movement, which proposes,
yu Tar as appears from McNANARA's
sermon. to give Irish Catholics a church
independent OF Rome. The privilege OF
--hism is iudubitable.
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on COAL MINERS WANTED IMMEDl-
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