The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-22
WASHINGTON.
IOngss. Opinion Of saraeld's Chancts-
New Financial Propositions Hatch.
inp-0ur Export Trade.
dARPIELp on rHr FIRST BALLOT.

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GARFIELD ON THE FIRST BALLOT.
WARRINGTON, D. O., December 2O::-"Mr
Thompson" asked a correspondent Of the
illustrious Ohio man who acts as Sergeant.
alarms Of the House, "do you hear from
Ohio oitenP"
"oh, yes; every day."
"Who do the Democrats say will be
elected senator2"
"Tho man they don't want Garfield.
mean by that, continued Thompson laugh.
ing "he Is not our choice"
~ suppose you would prefer Mr.. Thur.
"Well. yes; rather"
"Will Thurman get the complimentary
Democratic vote2'
II think there Is no doubt OF that"
SIS there anything In the story that the
anti.GarHeld men will unite with the
Democrats and vote for Tom Young2"
mot n word. At least so far rs the
Democrats are concerned there Is nothing
in 1t. We would gain nothing by eecting
Young over Garfield, even II we could do
It, which we can't. As to anti. Garfield
Republicans there are but few Of them,
and will still be less when the election
comes. My information leads me TO be.
lieve that Garfield will be elected on the
first ballot"
FINANCIAL PROPOSITIONS.
There has been good deal oil quiet cau-
cusing among Senators, the subject being
TO incubato Financial proposition Of some
kind, which will prove compromise be.
tween the extreme positions taken by Sen.
Gtor Bayard in his antilegaI tender resolu-
tion aud the Butler resolution, which rec
ognizes all elements Of the greenback, but
postpones It's execution until 1885. Among
the plans limited are resolutions as fol.
lows:
Rcsolred, That the coins OF gold and sill.
yer OF the weight and fneness as fixed BY
Congress are the true Constitutional cur
renCy OF the country.
ResOlred, That all the paper money re.
quired for the purpose Of trade and com.
merce should bO issued by the nature Of
Treasury notes, not legal tender unless OK.
pressly stipulated in the contract, but re.
ceivabie Tor all dues to the United States
and redeenable in coin at the office OF the
Assistant Treasurer in New York, and that
this paper should be Of uniform character
and denominations, to be fixed by law.
ReSotred, That sound policy requires that
the Government should always keep in ro-
serve coin to the extent OF 3S3 per cent. of
outstanding certificates for its REDEEM ption.
ReSolEd, That the change proposed in
regard to the currency shall not go into
effect prior to 1853.
PosroFrIcE BLACK LIST,
Tho poo,o,;oo nonor,,,,.,4 a.
siderably increased its "blacIx list'' NJ ner.
sons and firms to whom either the deliv.
cry of registered letters or payment Of
money orders IS forbidden.
INDIANA lNMidRANTs.
Another small batch OF colored people
are about to leave North Carolina for this
city, and thence westward. Letters just
received by the officers OF the Emigrant
AID Society from some OF the North Caro-
iina emigrants who were detained 80 long
in this city on their way to Indiana, state
that all have secured places in which to
work, and promise that the emigrants who
passed through this city two or three days
ago on their way to the same locality will
all find ready employment at good wages.
A business man Of Greencastle, Ind,
writes that he will employ certain col.
ored man who is now in North Carolina
il the society will help the man to 90
there. Several emigrants who went to
Indiana some time ago write that they are
doing well, and desire 10 have all their
relatives in North Carolina join them in
their new homes.
vxponr r,,nn
r, AtONl tAADA.
total Vaiue Oh exports OF domestic pro-
visions and tallow for November, SS 1900.
7O6; same month in 1878, 50, 600. .4s2
The animal Report of Trsda shago,d
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