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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-15

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

4 NOMhlSSlONcho NOIlOE.
" In the County Court OF Ohio County, West Va,
william I. Nichols, who sues. &C.,
Mary A. rrlsisr John c. Frs1er,
John Muldoon, Gertrude Null
doom, George Muldoon, Frank In Chaucery.
Muldoon, George B. Tpgls,
Shehr and administrator de
bonlS non Of Frank Auldoop, de
coasId, Edward Atkinson, Henry
Hellenblue and Ellis Elliott.
By virtue Of 40 order Of reference In the above en-
Titled cause entered In said court on the l7th day
June, 1850, / will, on
SATURDAY, TIE ?4TH DAY OF JULY,
1850. At my once, No. I20 Chapline street, wheel
Ing, West Virginia, commenting At 0 o'clock q. N
proceed to take gtaie settle and report 10 said eour
ih6 accounts Of Mary A. Auldoon (n0v FfaEier) a
AdmlnisuAtsix and u Gtorg0 R. Tingo, adminIstra.
tor de bOnS non OF Frank Mudoan deco iSed also tng
real estate Of which the said Frank Nuldoon died
seiIed, and in probable value, the amounts Of any
debts he owed, and TO HhIm owing; the dover inter
esI Of the defendant, Mary A. Fraupr In said real
estate, and any other mAttars deemed pertinent BY
me, or rrqui'ed ny any Of the parties
By the terms Of said order Of reference the puhle
tiOn Of this notice this paper Jnce wesk for fouI
service 81 such notice on the parties htre'o.
Notice also HEREBY given all creditors OF AAIt
Frank AuldOon, deceased 70 present and prove ihei
claims before the uudersigned or before the said
2tlh d.y Of July, 1850, which is pereuptOry day a
J.R. PAUL.,
Commissioner Of the County Court Of Ohio county
west Virginia, June 70, 1880.
A. ], CLARKE, sol. COmpl't.
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An old Man RESTORED 10 Health.

BATAVIA, n. y, Sept. 10th, 1879.
H. Il. WARNER & Co., ROCHESTER, n. Y
.-GENTLRNES-" For forty years l have
suffered with Diabetes, being obliged to
avoid urine as often as once in thirty min
utes, and have also been great sufferer
from palpitation OF the heart. | am nov
using your Diabetes Cure, and can truly
say, at seventy years OF age, that It makes
me feel like new man."
Trhas PETER SLOVENIAN.
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J. @. starkey, 3 prominent and influential
citizen OF Iowa City, says; II have had the
dyspepsia and liver complaint for several
years, and have used every remedy could
hear OF, without any relief whatever, until
saw your shiloh's Vitalizer advertised In ouI
paper, and was persuaded TO tryIt. lam hap
py TO state that It has entirely cured me. Itis
certainly the best remedy ever knew Of. -
Price IS ctS
Sold by &. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and ChaS. Moenkemoellef.
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The pride Of q mother, the life and 10y Of
home, are her children, hence her griei wher
sickness enters and takes them away. Take
warning then, that you are running a terrible
rlsk, II they hAyea cough, Group or whoopIng
cough, which leads TO consumption, II you az
not attend TO 1t at once. shiloh's Consump,
non Curels guaranteed TO cure them. Price
~ cents, 30 cents and q 90. For lame back,
side or chest use shiloh's Porous Plaster,
Price Is cts. Sold BY E. Booking, Agents, odd
Fellows Hall, and ChA& AoenEemoeller.
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FoR UPWARDS OF TEIRrY YXAa Mrs.
Windows Soothing Syrup Is been used
for children. II corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves Wind oolie, regulates the
bowels, cures dytntsry and diarrtea,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.trisd remedy.
% esaitI bottk. DAN
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PALArABLE MEdIcNEs-Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral Is honeyed drop Of relief; his
Cathartic Pillsglide sugar.shod over the
palate; and his sarsaparilla Is q nectaI
that imparts vigor to life, restores the
health and expels disease Waterford Pa.
Adp1tiAT. D1W
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sH1IoH's CArARRH RENEDY.-A marvellous
cure for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth,
and headache. With each bottle there u an
ingenious nasal injector for the more success
full treatment Of the complaint without extra
charge. Price 30 cents. Sold by z. Book
ing, Agent Odd Fellows Hall, and obas,
Moenkemoeller. TfsAHoW
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FoR Gout, Dyspepsia, Bilious, Remit,
tent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases oil
the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder,
DR.. TUFTS Pills has been wonderfully sue
cessful. These diseases are the result Of
viiiated Blood. As Blood Purifier they
have no equal,
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Commiuloper Of the County Court Of Ohio cOuI
west Virgins, June IS, 1850
Al. CLARKE, sol. CompI't. ....
NOTICE 20 cREnrrnRs.

To the creditors Of frank MuIdnon, deceased: II
pursuance Of decree Of the Caunty Court Of ID,
county Of Ohio, made In cause therein pending, Il
IubIeCt the rel estAe Of the said Frank Mudoon Il
the payment Of bis debts you required 70 present
your claims against the said Frank Muldoon for
dicItion TO ]. 4. PAUL, Commissioner, Al his otcs
In the SAid county on or before the 2Ith day Of July
1880
witness, Gs,rgs Hook Clerk Of aid Court, this "a
fUE0RlfE HOOK, Clerk.
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The yoItaie Belt Co., Marshall. Mich.
VIII send their celebrated Electro oltaic
Belts TO the afflicted upon thirty days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write TO them
! without delay, b4W
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ExINEST DR.. H.lR. Watson, Annapolis.
Md, writes: Colden's Liebis's Liquid
Extract Of Beef Is superior to cod liver
oil or anything have ever used in vast
ed or impaired constitutions. p4w
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An EPISODE,

At this point welshman in the audi
ence sung out something about condemn
ing them at the polls, General Garfield re.
marked upon the dialect Of the man, and
said, hear the voice Of man take TO be
welshman. His countrymen have felt
the effects Of panic as much as any class oil
men in the country. They are largely en-.
gaCed in mining and the miners have had
a hard time oil it. And yet the Welsh
with that patience, patriotism and hero.
ism, so characteristic OF their race, have
borne their hardships in q manner be,
coming the people who kept the eagles OIL
victorious Rome at bay when they had
overrun all other parts Of Britain. Impe.
rial Rome could not conquer Spartan
Wales, and to this day she has ever re-
NAMED an unconquered country. HeI
heroic spirit has been well illustrated BY
the spirit Of heroic self denial with which
Welshmen in the United States have
stood by the honor and integrity Of theil
adopted country throughout this panic
And now, as in the case OF their ancestors
they have their reward IN the return o
better days.
TThts episode called forth 4 hearty rount
Of spplausel
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Iwant to say few words to you in re.
gard to the panic and as to who b respon
sible for it. All panics come from a de,
s.ruction OF capital. On an average Egg
land has a panic once in avery ten years,
and this country once in every twenty
wears. We had 4 great panic in 1887
caused by the investment Of the surplus
Of capital in Western lands. The manil
Of the times was TO buy land, lay Out
cities and sell corner lots. As an illustra
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-15

GOOD CROPS AND REsoUNDINd INDUSTRY.
The Democratic party fights against fate.
They are unhappy because we have good
crops and heavy exports. Yet General
Ewing says that he finds misery aud want
wherever he goes. do not see it around
me here. see the light Of flaming fur
uaces and hear the Clang Of terminated
industry. I find 1t SO wherever | go. l
read calls for more men in all the news
papers. Wages are advancing because oil
the actual scarcity of laborers. The great
works Of the country are full Of orders for
their goods. The railroads are burdened
down with freight. American commerce
is alive again on all the seas. Is all this
bogus? Is II all q mere insubstantial de.
lusion2 The Democratic leaders would
have you believe it is. And the reason
they would have You so believe Is that
they prophesied that ruin would come In
stead OF prosperity with specie payments,
and now their only chance OF success Is 70
deceive and delude you iRto the idea that
all that you see and all you read Is sham
and fraud. To such straits as these ID
the Democratic party OF to-day driven
10 order 10 ward of their impending de-
feat.
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SATURDAY, JUNE Is, 1850,

,-,sarsII 10 eiocE A. NJ, proceed 70 sell a. the
,sIt,f u me curt house Ui Ohio coanty, west
i.s.t % ihe highest and best bidder, the follow.
: .-tt,vi property that u 10 saY: Part Of Lot
,l..fpl oas III 10 Square numbered one u Of
-. "a RiIcbs't addition 10 south Mheeiing,
F,.pta, ElshIh ELrd Of the city OF Wheeling
tf.s,.I !srfihrd ~ follows, VIZ. beginning A. the
100. elFptf Q aid ,Ot DumbeIed one " In
~, ggabxrvl ~ AID running thence with the
,.sa use Il nd lot the distance Of twenty-five
: iA,tss 10 4 SrllghI line piTRllel with the
: ~ acct aid lot 10 the eastern Hne Of said
adv ia 4 ,ouIbeIly direction with the east
usis '. aid .ot twenty-five feet 10 the sonth-
- 1Fau u Md lot; thence ip straight line
> piHt u brginui.g
,il1s " .ALL-Oae-third Of the purchase
ts,,, .si Il much mors Is the purchaser may elect
A.i 10 asa, the resIdus 10 Two equh tnstAllmsnts
ttai IIsiFv no tbs EiIh Interest from day Of
- 14irtlSsf nViuE notes, secured BY deed Of
y, q isieHrd payments.
.aHsHtbe Mi property Is believed 70 DO per-
= q s.Hht 4, trustee, SbAll convey only such
t-isIr,,tsd 10 NE b. aid deed Of trust
MILAN Z HUBBARD, Trustee.
III HALLkR AuetlOueeF. my26
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5,grSTEE'S SALE OF SOUTH
ssGELISG PROPERTY. pr, q,
,fs. \ de-i VI trust, made by Dillon J;
f, ~ ,ai Budget, bis vile, To the undersigned
- tItsi SoTsabtr 70, 1914, aud recorded In
80, DO VI tne Count! Court Of Ohio eoun'
!, - yf.la.l, in Deed Of Trust Book, No. !,
.,J n Ied 5, shall. on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-15
-o,,s1eEs' SALES.

rsz.TFE's SALE OF NATIVE
-. snss'l 10 canosr.
,rk-.'s' o." i-r,., Of th. Municipal Court var. .
r,e.' {, y, !; j jsly is,9' Ia the iN''' '''''
i'1.,.os.A,,M tn. ylo;y g .a ilisl !
s.r 'I T.ST,ssh 10 The city o. W iS1i,,
~ az Is, iol'oElnE PersoSa! pfOPInS ~!
- ~ o! hIrNTIi one COW ont ,o Oa y
~ 1" to v,.oas th'ee 10 PCS 'Ht 2!
&c -, "a ~ Sp 6ICoE0 nlSE1, 'S oSSnss
"a s,TfslI All thsr personal P'p ~,
,n,li',t 'W . sd IlusJIrd oEn"i 'I F'''i
g-..4 .,,-wSsn the purchase OF PaTe ns.n
nih u .oT sIoerd 0? e,,S; but TSs ~
=, :, - y SarchI - exceed slOO, SfSS ~
~, ;.rait ~ IlloGed, the purchaser giving n'
/, ~ i''' =, = rssgr,OaL ,-curiW: uvr r,,,,..
:, ~ I''i priv 4 ] CLARKE trustee
larr0nesf
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,,,I5s, lo.E a. H., Of aid day at the front
e.. .slr, HouIe Of said Ohio county, sell The
iSs ~ i,rrio~i rial sstAte, that y 10
HsT't .sss,r-I TairtseB and Fourteen lSOs.
q NJ, a %, sGsl side Of Main street, between
Z :. MI formerly Ma1hIlp street and Twenty
i'r'l ~ D,TtSi1ul street, In that part
81. ~ ii Wheeling called Centre wheeling,
~ IN N the improvements thereon; being
~, s,oesYy 90 shieh Is erected what Is Enosn
~. B,,Isf bio h." containing thiTty-iouf lSb
-, T.ils ulFIrePIlunlble. ,-
misunderstanding Of the purchase money
- pg.s - the purrhASer may sleGt 70 pay,
~ I5i Ias balance 10 two eIuAI instAImeni y a.
,,I,I,Tslrs a0nth' lFou the IAy OIL NJ, Vim ~ ~
s,slh,,,r 70 give notes With approved Aeeu'
;. y M IsIer,el lnItallnenu And Interest.
y % - JANIS +. k0GERs, Trustee.
= q uitTER Auctlnpeaf.
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" ,s.u nls postponed until SATURDAY,
WILLIAM p. HUBBARD, Trustee.
va HGLLER Abdomen
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-I-rc'S SALE OF MAIN STREET
1Sl St,sa Sr PROPERTY.

-L:S-rc'S S4LEOF MAIN STREET
1S.IiisissaoCsE PROPERTY :, $50, mad. b,
irr., :, 'jS-ph ;. Patlsr aId si SS,i, :.
~ frLH ,,S,psynsd Trustee, data IeiPSeusses-
Sns ., ~, n January, 1876, and % tne W
B. p. n ,sI rsCorIsdin tue LleTEs once o.
=, I,T ~, n M u1io COUNTY, West VirginlA, 70
= ~ !. I1 f.SI 10. 10, at page % ana p's'"
sSS,t,'J 5 ~ e T.. 9th DAY q Jaly. lsso, 49,.
SgA Il N Vi aid day, Of the 'front.'
~ ih.W,S Ia : ii said Ohio county, sell a.
faSS "iI. S'j' no 10 squHTS nun.
4 ~ frt. va, = 10 ! 10 square No, . situate 90
~ ~''a T,iu street, IL the city Of nheeIn l5
1. %; -, y : M, bslng twenty-five iesi l4I
81 lsi ~ ~ ,ss .1uth part u aid lot on Asin
Z, q 'r9si o. W. nj oi an UNIFORM Width Win
~ L'1I mi sspt1 d said lot, together .lth alI
Are !. ~ improvements IhefroH lnd tne aPi
6. nf.H y, ssopg o. thereto, there oslhs steo'su
Jg'sia.'si y. tsrrS story badness house
.,sS7l' y ~ y, 'tors il unsIeepHonaoIe'
irtH, y ,.,ILE-Ous-IhiTd oil The puIcnIse TonsJ
~" ~ ~ I,v d I,ls, Ind the residue ~ tso
u : +,n,, At sir months and pine month";
~ ~ 1itA interest On zane ifoa .AlG dAie,
= ~ ny s,'s, notes with approved security Ior
O. ,.7si, MI deferred iEStIlltnel lI and lnteF'
y rls'S'' % JAMES P. ROGERS, Trustee
mum. 4lciioneer.
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ngr,rEES SALE or EAST WHEEL.

TgcSrEE'S SALE OF EAST WHEEL
l 80 PslPERTY,
strrIt Of ihfee deeds oil trust, made by George
I saa ,ai IN litnA, mis- vile, N the unuerAigu"d
-, :, srt dIled February slh, 1875, and re o. d.
safe stk'i 01eB Of the C0unty court oil Ohio
f.4T Nai Wynn, IN Deed Of Trust Book No. 5,
A,E he BsC0Bd dAiSd august Isl, 1875, and ~.
ia . aid CrTEs oihce In Derd Of Trust Book
j. ~ lSi, IrG the tn ri dated March 18th, 1877,
rivsr!,4 10 HIi Cltrk's office, In DEED Of Trust
ktSs L, Pass lN, shall On
SATURDAY, JULY il, 1850,
cEnrdsy ii 10 o'ciock w., proceed to sell at the
~ srTd lhs Court House Of Ohio County, West
Il.I d the HI hest aud best b lder. the tnlloS.
'ilTfrbNi Propsrty, that Is 10 uy: The full east.
"a ~ lard Of lot numbered ninety.1Lue, tf nung
as sgta ids u Eighteenth street formerly CALI
4 az rrr.ll ia that pat u tbs city Of heellng
~ ut Aasliag said Thru part OF said lot being
as1i,i ~ iaipss TiE Beginning 81 point In the
r-ids las Of MD lot on sAld Eighteenth street
. sa-,sfi Of the breadth Of aid lot IRON the
n.sH hgbtr thereof; thence 10 aid s0utheaSt
~ = I'D IT. thence 10Ttn EAfdly along the eaAt
Ok nd w TO The north rlIt corner; thence west.
Htfnag the north line Of said lot one-thlrd Of
: aa!is latfrol, thGnee In straight line 10 the
sfs;.st
maI sLLE-0us-thlrt Of the purchase mon
TElH aaed uoFr IS the purchaser may elect TO
n loss the naidue in tEO equal iustAllmeni!
tNhi WrlTs months, With Interest from day Of
y . alAcr giVlng notes, secured by deed Of
y NJ Pollsy Of Insurance on the property for
Es7't pJasl't
haast, tas aid property Ia believed to DO per
= y isl Il uuStee, I shall convey only such
-'ta 'sIFd 10 u. b. aid deeds Of trust.
MILAN r. HUBBARD, Trustee.
W aALLER, Auctloneer. U...
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF CHER.
" BY HILL FARM.
M,rvM Tsr,Iu

II. Ton

John L, Tsrrill and othsrs. - 81
BY virtue Of the dscres Of the County Court Of
Ohio County, West Virginia, entered on the 2sth dsy
Of June, 1850, In the shove named case the under.
signed Commissioner named 10 aid decree viii. on
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Ss555Trg'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
~ - dssi, d trust made ~ John Z;
II II ;IT T 2 s ra'E ,s: i isS
IA ut ls'!, The so!h a;' . q sbs III Il
ftpi ~ 49,, 80 I, Of toe County Court Of
~ 2 " ~ yiranlI, aud lrg respectively
- s.1I NJ At Tru,t BOOK, No. !, page l1',
s1F'ri - !. All. no. !, PAGE 80, Deed Of Trust
- 70! TO-, al an 10 Deed Of Trust BOOK
~ - = ~. - 1 II IL nnhlle amellnn on
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TIE TARIRE.

Gen. Garfield next took up the tariff for
consideration, aud proceeded to give his
tory of the Wood tariff bill introduced into
the last Congress. The General Is mem
Der Of the Committee on Ways and Means,
OF which committee Fernando Wood was
Chairman In the last Congress. He said:
The South having come back in full force
into Congress, their brigadies, as in old
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,.rL-.'s, q w.. Of tb. Municipal Court q
:, r,ta, y lii III issl, ia the ISTVs case
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srEIS SALE on NAIIVl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-05

Col Fred Grant has been talking to an inter-
viewer about his fathers candidacy. Accord
Ing to this young man. Gen. Grant thinks 1t
possible that the time may come when 1t nav
be OF vital importance for the country to elect a
President for a third term, and the, efore he
(GranD will be rendering a publt,,. service in
breaking down the barrier ests, Jlished against
such proceeding by the pr" cedents of wash
iDgton and Jefferson. IT'S IS looking A long
ways ahead for a jur,tication of the present
tnlrd-term moVen' Mt. Even Gen. Grant will
pioodoiS auiiiI mat the time when it is OF vital
Importance % elect President for the third
time Las lot yet arrived and perhaps he would
90 ever. further and admit that if II ever does
4FrlE G the country will be able to deal with the
UaeTgency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-05

The democratic primaries and county con-
Vent1OnS In Ohio indicate that the state conven-
ton VIII be practically solid for Senator Thur
man. Even the opponents OF the Senator in
his own state admit this, but they endeaFor to
belittle the movement In his favor by talking of
complimentary vote on the first ballot. This
Is Lot what Mr.. Thurman's friends are WORKING
FOR. They mean TO put his name before the Gin
clnna'l convention as an active aggressive can
0idate for the nomination.; and as the basis to
his Candidacy they intend to have the Ohio dele
CATION committed to him first and last, il they
can. Their theory of Humans availability is
based. first, upon his strength and popularity
In Ohio, ard second upon the division of the
party in New York. They argue that the dis
sensions In New York cannot be healed so as TO
bring out the united vote of the party for any
candidate; that any ticket which satisfies the
Tflden faction Will not be acceptable to
IamInany, and rice reTS1. Therefore Ii be-
comes necessary for the democracy to
erect Its attention and its hopes OF the presi-
oency 10 some other state than New York.
ONO Is mentioned as the only state that can
take the place OF New York In democratic cal
culatlons, and Thurman, it is claimed, is the
Only democrat who can carry Ohio. This is the
precise situation OF the Thurman movement.
ard there are leading democratic members of
both houses OF Congress who are active workers
In II. Those who count upon disposing OF the
senator from Ohio with a complimentary vote
at cincinnati will lind themselves mistaken, IN
less they manage to overthrow the plan OF the
canvass In his favor By depriving him of the
support OF the Ohio delegation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-05

Immediately after the selection of Cincinnati
as the place for the meeting OF the National
Democratic Convention. agents OF Tllden en-
gagged large number of rooms at the prin-
cipal hotels in that city for the period covering
the session OF the convention. If there was any
doubt, anywhere, as TO what use Tllden in
tended 10 make OF these rooms it was settled by
the declaration OF MI. Scott, at the Harrisburg
convention. the other day. He announced in
loud voice that ample accommodations for the
entire delegation at Cincinnati had been Sc
cured. Mr.. Scott Is the Acknowledged Tllden
Manager in Pennsylvania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-05

In lis speech in support of the resolution to
substitute SpofIOrd for Kellogg as senator from
Louisiana, senator Vest yesterday made an ad-
mission which fOreShadows the fate OF that reso-
luton. He frankly stated that there are a
number or democratic senators who feel that
they cannot conscientiously vote 10 GUST kel-
logg and 10 these hesitating democrats Mr..
Vest appealed with the force OF his argument.
This was a confirmation OF the report that the
democratic line would not come up solidly TO
the support OF the resolution. Mr. Vest added
that the wavering senators are all from the
South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-05
The Effect of the Veto.

Whatever may be the effect OF the Presidents
veto upon political parties and prospects there
is no doubt but that 1t will prolong the present
session OF Congress. 1t presents a new Issue TO
the majority, and one that they Will take time
to deliberate upon. The expressions OF demo-
Gratis with regard to the veto and the policy
that ought to be pursued, show that there
are differences Of opinion among them to adj
Just. Some OF them are In favor OF another
default upon the marshals' appropriation
while others advise the passage OF a separate
bin containing the provision requiring election
maTshals 10 be appointed by the courts. It IS
apparent that the prevailing sentiment among
the majority is in favor of contest with the
executive department on this question The
opinion OF those who urge this course is that the
issue raised is safe one upon which an appeal
TO tie country may be taken: that leading men
OF all politics have admitted that the federal
election laws ought to be amended SO as to de-
priye them OF their partisan features, and the
TACT tnat such an amendment was contained In
an appropriation bill will not, In the eS-
timatiOn OF voters generally, constitute a
valid reason for its rejection by the Executive.
Other members OF the party remember that the
democracy burnt its fingers with precisely such
ISSUES at the extra session, and Ii will be diff
cult TO lead these members into another contest
or this character The democratic majority In
the House Is so small that even a few dissenters
WELD immense influence In party councils
and therefore it is likely that some DAYS
Will be consumed In agreeing upon the
line OF policy TO be pursued. The calculations
for an early adjournment are all upset by the
veto and the prospect is that the session will be
prolonged away into the summer. If an adj
IoJrnment cannot be reached before the meet
aDS Of the national conventions, members will
le Indifferent as to the length of the session.
md with the veto and the questions it raises
.dded TO the appropriation bills and other I'M
nortant business remaining to be disposed Of it
IS lot probable that any expectations of getting
through within month are low INDUCED in by
airy Of the congressman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-05

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