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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-01
MlSCELLAN EOUS.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

n1HH BOARD OF EQUALIZATION OF THE
! Town of GJld Hill have raised the assess.
ment ou the following. described property be-
longing TO the parties Indicated:
Conweii W. O.-Lot I, Block >. Range ID;
pos-essory claim. $l25; improvements, 49,.
xlT5..... ........... ............... tSu
Conwsll W. o. Lot 10, Block 8. Range
q: possrsrory claim. 70
Emmett George Lots y aud 4, block \;
Range ID; possessory claim, 6lOO; I'M
proScm.nts, $500; personal property. 80.
1880. O.......................: S.'oV
Emmett George-Iots y, p snd 10, Block
q kanse q; pos-essory 4 % $685. I'm.
proyements, $500. .............,...... i'zoO
Ford N. h r. IDIOT ~, Block y; Range
Fraser Mary Lot I. Block S. Range @;
improvements. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,VVO
Frankenheimer NJ. Lot ], Block .,
Range L.; pJs.essory claim. $ioo; im' o,o
rransei . l.. B.-PsTsonai pfcperty....... " I.SOo
Gibson W. u. O - Lot 10, Block 2. Range
ID; pos-e-sory claim. $500; improve
ments, $l20..... .....................,.. fN
Grant Il W -Personal property...,...... l.OOo
Hail W. n. Il Co. Lot ,, Block .. Range
ID; posssssory claim, $3.50; Improve
ments $3.50; personal property, 5000 1850
Hall J. U.-Lot 7. Block 0. Range ID; pos.
scrrOry claim. .........s.'.... 9O
James Chris.-Pcrronai property........ NO
Jone. Jno. Jr. -Posssssory claim, $40;
mpfosemsn's i;,c:si ,c'i;'i;.,..'nl. n:n..n. Wv
-ayn . ,.t,, sTs. imnrnyams,t,
Posessoiy ''a'"'' w. ox
,tio: 49,. -, 10, ii.,.
Masonic han hssooa,' ..,Eo.,aa,,,. ''' D'sA q ooo
-. nanse y. ~ y, 40 Eiocit Ranys
@AS.'.' ~, S, 80, ien
~. p,sss,, nut. IL N and "a
UInck R.nvs n. nosse..ory claim 500
haynaids = CasIntS 4, BIock & hanye ID:
posressory claim. :........... ioO
M.,kosi,1 ~! A;vcTt cis M, BLOCK q hsLs9 100
N.,ip ,Iss.-Lot 5. Block 8, Range c;
possessory claim. m...................... 40
smtiS u. II Lot 10. Block ), Range b;
imuroyements .,,,,,,,,..,,,,... 45O
smitn II, H.-Iot IS. Block O, Range @;
C ~ ot Il. Block s. Range
~. ,s..-.n,y claim a ,9O. improye.
m.nt. sSco go. $50
G: possss.ory claim, $50; improve.
ments flxO 100
rrrreli A. Lot 80. bIock /, Range o;
nos.e.sory claim. 400: improy oyem.nts,
Pi@S N' s~'' ''' 400
Aiis Mining COMPANY improvements. 10000
Atlas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ............. i,OOU
nrnysmen ', 1000
pd,cb.r Minin, comnany.I.ots 30 and
io Rloct Range i. improyemcp,s.. 5000
Rslcher and Crown Point pump shaft
Imnroyrinent. IL. 900
Bullion Mining Company - Posse.sory
n'.,,, s5na. ,,rnrn. .m.,,s sI0 0OO IN 100
pniiinn comh,ns,ion- 1000
crown Point Mining COMPANY - i'm.
nrov.In.nts .... 5000
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-01

OLRAN TOWELS AND sHARP RAzoRs.
Ouick. Smooth, Neat, lirst-clsss Work,
HStr CUTTING and Dressing done In the most
srtistic. suitsbis and satiffAetory style.
Thsoh Pioneer Saloon 10 the place. ana don't
you forget u L--.. - 70 %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-01
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
a. c. CoWAN

DEsPEcrFULLY ANNOUNCER HIMSELF
N a candidate for the once OF County Com
missioner, subject to the decision OF the Storey
County Republican Convention. AaA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-01
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

n,Axes FOB TIE FISCAL TEAR HNprNe
l Nay let, 1881. for the Town Of Gold Hill
are due tomorrow (Ssptember lstl and payable
TO me at my once, In rear Of yellow Jacket
Engine HOUSE. Main street. Gold Bili, between
the hours OF 10 O'Clock 4. =. and O'Clock ,. 4.
Ths laws and ordinances In regard 70 the ool.
oa the eth Of octs,1s 1850. -Yll d t1-.1x
p n, KEuHBD1s
Msrshsl>shd ex-of,cio Tsx Collector.
Gold Hill. Az. ust 81, 1880. u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-01

Lne year, oy Nall or Express ......'....ss ~ W
Ok Months. s...'''''..''.'''''.' ~
Three Mouths. ....... .... ......s.''...' wv
postage pre-paid)
pslivered In 0oh I'LL. Virginia. Silver City
Carson. Dayton, Sutro. etc., ct
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-01
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

~vy,oy AND RESIDENCE - OPPOSITE
" ths Nuvs of,cs. Main strest, Gold hil.
9<lnl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

nEsPECrFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
II, n candidate for the once Of Treasurer OF
niorsy county. subject 10 the decision OF the
STOREY County Republican Convention. Elec.
tion Soysmber u nett. aulj
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17
POOL ROOM TACTICS.

In order toConyiuce the public against
tact that has become notorious, via,
that very large number ut the iniSth'
grHcsr', subscription list has been Alb
sorhed hy the REoIsrER, on account oil
A. W. CANrHELu's appropriately. that
gentleman proposes sham bet, which
Is equivalent tn this
II will bet Won hity dollars that the
h,irlliJcncsr has more subscribers than
the REalsrER Aud | will bet YOU that
the REdIsrER has not twenty-five per
cent. moro subscribers than the hieIf'-
gtAcfr-nor you mus accept both Of thes o.
aonc.
This proposition would Indicate that
CANrBEIL hal not spent 50 much ut his
time ia the pool rooms ut Chicago IN
vain. We do not profess O. be a match
Tor that gcutleman in the articles Of the
pool-room. We have no disposition
either la out-het az Out-boast him ia or
der Ia help the REdIsrERs subscription
list. The Li,lligrRccr may meet this
kind Ut boosting but the REaisrEU does
not Aud even II u did, We would en-.
ter into no money transaction with the
editor at that paper. We would hesitate
To buy gold dollar OF him II We knew
II TO he gold
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17
DIED,

sAVAGE-Ou Tuesday morning, June -, ~,
at y - O'Clock, RCuNRD SAVAGE, ~ h' wv"
year ol his age
Fun,ml from his late rcsidou'c, at kigiugl"n'
at A o'clock, Thursday moruing, June u, lNNV'
The lrirud, of the family are invited I" a'icnd'
nINGER-Iuuc l0th at n N, JEssIr, son"t
John aud Julia ntugeu, aged ! years Nh' .
mouths
iuucral ON Friday, a, ~ \. N, h"m NJ" ~
south broadway, island, fricUdS ut the family
are iuvitcd To- attend
pIRCuER Mrs. FIIr> rtWCWEg, rcliCt OF the
late Jacob Pitcher, june 18th, at the vsiden'o OF
her son IA law, rrof Carl Burg MhCcling,W. va.
Tho tpmaius wUuv conveyed Ia the NNlhnN
cemetery, HullidaNShuus. ilr intvJmCul, OWING
IN DELAY IN tUcgrams, failure Ia lnilInad ,nhh,S
tom at Altoona, aud the severe tiluCss ui koN 4
Walsh the huuUul the funeral was tuCuu\ enivhl
and ioauy friends aud uciGhhurN WCrc prev enlCd
from rayiug the last tthuto nj respect To 'hM
worthy lady.
Mrs pirrhcr resided Ia Holiday suug trnm
lSy up tu 1870 She was an ohligtug uvighh"l
ever ready Ia pNteud helping hand M time at
uCv,l an AtlU, Tomato CUmpauiuu Ia thv g"uu hON
| baud with whom she spout thirty happy years
| "A devoted mother IT, her children, 10 whom
| she was an example at all domestic Virtues
and "A faithful mrmhrr at iuC Catholic church.
| la sruliuCuts at faith aud u'Ntguniinn size l'
cri,Cd the last CONSULTATIONS at uligiuu lew
hour, previous to- her death She was IN the iull
rn,,p.stnu at hes m,uial faculties up Ia the hour
| When withnuta movement ut apparent panther
| spiut quilted the NuIu cut mortal frame hul
| sh, silent IA thc Lord FuuouN WiCvs we've
prrElTmcd uVcr her romaius Ia Wheeling 10y h,N.
| \ MvElligntt. Ut thv Cathedral NCt agrMas lh'
allotted thrCc score aud ten MWN shC nest ~
| pcuoc From Pee h'I"ti1',t N1"id'd, H'"'"N'
/ kurI. 20
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17
Marshall county for Wilson.

WEBSTER DIsrRICr, MARsHAIL Co, !
June Ia, 1880. {
In pursuance ol call of the eNecu'
tive committee Of Webster district y
meeting was held at Wolf Run school
house Tor the purpose OF appointing del,
epates to the State and Congressional
Convention.
The meeting Was called to order by
John smart, chairman Of the executive
committee, and Samuel Robinson was
appointed Secretary
ilpon motion, Hon. John A. Ewing
and Capt. bridges, OF Moundsvllle, were
appointed to represent the district IN the
State Convention to be held at Martins
burg on July ~, 1850.
The following gentlemen were ap'
pointed delegates To represent the dis'
trict in the Congressional Convention 10
be held at Wheeling, Aug, III, 1850;
Philip Riley, Luke Filzslmmons, Johh
Martin, =. u. Martin, William Hartley
John McCrery, Robert Moore, Frank
Winters, John Smart, Samuel Robinson
William Brown aud James Phillips;
Resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed endorsing the course at Hon. Be''
Wilson in Congress, and instructlng the
above named delegates to cast the vote
oi the district Tor him and use all honor
able means To secure his nomination,
JonN SMART, Chairman
SAMUEL RoBIEsoS, Secretary,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17

INSTEAD Of strengthening the Repuh'
leans in New York, generally regarded
as the pivotal state, the nomination oi
AVruuR Tor Vice President positively
weakens them there. ltrevives the an
tagonsm To machine politics which was
cugendcred in the party while he was
Collector OF the port OF New York, aud
which resulted in his dismissal from
that office. The men who fought him
then aud drove him from public lie
don't cuthuse over his nomination
worth cent. II is u mystery how the
antl-liRANr leaders failed to see that they
were iniuring instead Of helping their
chances IN that State by accepting CoNE-
IIN0'S man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17

JAMES REprArr, who was sent to Ire
land hy the New York Tribune To lie
scribe the condition OF that famine
stricken island, aud whose pictures "i
ia misery have 4sssAh ChNscSS,1s 8NF III i
strong circular letter to the American
people protesting against any further
contributions being made to the relief
fund under the auspices of the Lord
Mayor Of Dublin. Mr., RsnrAru not
only charges that the Lord Mayors fluid
has been mismansged and misappro.
priated, hut he arraigns that person ~ II
traitor To- ireland aud an instrument nj
the men who are responsible tor the nm.
fortunate plight Of her people,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17
HAVE wn A Party oRoANIaA.
TIONf


The Democratic party In Ohio county
10 either an organisation or II 10 not
lit 10 not an organization then, tn
perfectly proper that any body, clique
or faction Of Democrats, or even any In
diyidual candidate for Office, may call
his friends together aud proceed TO or
ganize an independent campaign ana
appoint his agents and helpers, who may
declare their iavoritel as nominees Ter
this and that office, and nobody can oh
iect and nobody he bound, and nobody
be responsible for their action but them
selves.
Hut II the Democratic party Is an or
uanisation that proposes to stick to-
vether and be governed by the prece'
dents Of party organization, and use the
machinery that has been In use and has
been recognised for all tune as the ma
chinery by which the organization Is to
carry out its purposes, 1t cannot de''o-
erately abandon or ignore the instru'
ments Of its own adoption. II 1t does
il thereby destroys tho very basis OF Its
organization.
An Executive Committee is the recog-
nined instrument and agent Of the Dem
ocratic party, and Of all parties, Tor con-
Quoting the details OF campaign II 's
invested with full power and authority
70 determine the tune, place and manner
of holding the Conventions OF the party
and making its nominations.
When nominations are made IN nc
corlance with its public official dlrec'
tons and announcement =, they carry
with them the authority Of the party
and are binding upon those who alhlI'
ate with the organization.
Otherwise they do not Otherwise
the party cannot have concert, cannot
in TACT, participate as party The
party waits 10 he informed OF the move
ments Of the organization through Its
regularly appointed aud authorized
agents, and any movement, any nomlh'
alton oi candidate, or any other pro
cecding in which the party Is Interested,
which is made without due public notice
hy its Executive Committee, must, o
necessity, cut oil any opportunity Ton
the majority Of the party to participate
in it, aud cannot, by any rule or party
precedent or In equity, bind the party
organization.
When the Ohio County Convention
or "A few members of 1t, undertook to So
leCt delegates to important oonNen'l"h'
| of the party, oi which no notice wal
given hy the Executive Committee, an'
which that committee in TACT had mott
tied the party would not be done b.
said convention, the Democratic part!
of Ohio county cannot be said either tn
have participated in those acts or to he
ia any wise bound 10y them.
Neither eau the party IN justice to 1t
sell ~ u political organization, or II
Justice To it's individual mcmhors, wh'
were not allowed to participate IN The
selection OF the delegates IN question
recognize this action Of the convention
or give il sanction in any manner a
form whatever, and We have no ide'
that il will.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17
NOW PuP UP, sHUPUP

Dare Lewis Baker come cut aud tell
the amount at money that he has Ell
torted from Democratic candidates Tor
office in this state Dare he tell how
much he has received lrOm Col. ben
Wilson, Henry a.. Davis aud Johnson
N. Camden "A. W. OuHpbsh
Tie dare. Nd ono cent. And nov We
demand that A. W. CANrBEIL furnish
proof to sustain his dirty insinustion, or
stand branded a. base and cOvardly
calu uniator,
DID Lewis Baker demand aud receive
$500 from Col. Ben Wilson ia the last
Congressional canvassf--.L w. Camp
heN
III DID MT Now produce the proof
Of your insinualion or stand branded as
You deserve.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17

WE oder our humble apologies tn the
public for having given the editor ot the
IaisIigRcrr an excuse Tor intiiCting upon
it's readers another chapter Ut his "indi'
yilual sovereignty" We did It unwil
tingly. Hut we beg the public to bear 1t
patiently. That editor has sought
through a long lifetime Tor one single
instance Of popular approval, and his
uuondam friends ara now stuiiiug him
with the idea that he has struck lead,
u is but natural that he should slop
over.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17
"H \ MC0mb, Esy. "

WHEN A. W. CNNruElL put himself
up AS n candidate ior delegate to the
Chicago convention, an unknown negro
was nominated IA his opponent, and the
ohio delegation CIMrUEII own home
delegation voted for the unknown ne
gro over their fellow townsman. Hat
that editor has carefully excluded this
chapter from his autobiography and
never referred tn il when ho had him
self interviewed by the Chicago papers,
Hut people about home regard IT rs one
of the most conclusive tests of that eli.
tors popularity SUd standing in his
party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,

Nv attention has been called tn an
article ian Yesterdays Inisil,gcRoT which
assert. the RNaIsrERs bill against the
County Democratic Executive Commit
tee four wears ago, was So extOrtionate
that MIR Baker had Ia discount u hand'
snmely before u Was paid.
4 desire to say. Ia the best at my rec
affection, Mr.. BAKER hal nothing to do
either With making out the items on, or
the collection Ut said bill, az any other
nm. for that matter. As foreman oi the
lob rnnm, MIR Johnston set the price on
all printing, while the price OF adVer''s-
ing was governed by the regular scale
then IA eNistenCein all the newspaper
offices iu the city, AMI know there Was
no variation ia this instance unless IN
the committees hyOr.
On reyerling Ia the books oi the Office
Tor the wear 1876 my memory Ia refreshed
by the following entry lnmy own hand,
wiring dated October 2lst, which |
presume is the hill referred to:
ohio Count, Democrats ~. Committee
To Advertising sud Printing ..............slSo ~
Irwi, Raksr Nv contribution a.
Etpens, ,cnuut by contribution
a. Comwittec .......,............''. 20 ~ an -,
~ cash u Ull....,.,,...,,..........,.. wv '" " ~
The three credit items were all prop
erly posted tn their respective accounts
The above hill VAS Tor regular adver-
tisiny aud priating, the same ~ any
merchant or business man IN the city
would hc required tn pay. M regular
reading matter entered into u,
The occasions we've frequent, " not
ALWAYS, whom concessions Would oe
made nn the bills against the party, not
because ni errors in the bills, tut because
nf desire tn be- liberal aud donate freely.
~ business manager al the kE','sfEh
such matters were wholly ~ my charge
and nf which MIR Raker paid little or
no attention. Therefore the statement
uuntrd above IL incorrect, aud docs MI.
Baker aud all persons connected win
the REulsrER newspaper at that time
,,reat Injustice. JAMEs n. TANEY,
No Que who kuuws Mr.. TASEN aud A.
W. CANrUElL will hesitate one moment
which 10 believe when u oomss w.
Now W. daru A. W, CAAruEIL to pro-
duce true statement from the books OF
the hi,'hgsnorr establishment Of the
dealings Of his firm with the committee
nf his party. We dare him tn compare
bills itum by item, aud We dare him to
compare the size ut the respective con
trihutiOus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17
ON TO CINCINNATI.

The Democratic forces are already on
ma way 10 Clnsinpati to take part in
tAe skirmishins preliminary TO thssreas
engagement ~
area. preparations are making In the
Queen City to receive the immense army
OF visitors that WIN be in attendance.
Tho Muslc Hall, In which the Con-
yention meets, has seating capacity
Tor 5000 spectators, exclusive OF the
floor, which viii be occupied by the MOO
delegates. There will also be room ON
thu platform for 700 distinguished
guests" and In front of the platform
there viii be accommodations for 100
members OF the press.
The Convention will meet on Tues
day, but II Is not probable that bsIlotlng
will begin before Thursday, The thirty
eight States will send 73s delegates, the
Territories being unrepresented.
Each delegate will cast one halt vote
II the Evolutionary practice of the party
il adhered TO, and we think II will he, II
will require a two'thirls vote to MONT
nate.
The total number OF votes will he S6Oi
the number necessary To choice 2i6,
The preferences Of the delegates 80 lar
as the calculations Of the press can de-
termine, give TLpES %, ilASCoC1 ~,
BAYARp 10, TuuRMAs 81, FlELp u, sEN'
MoUR ~ aud UlKNpRICSs IL. This ol
course leaves large number OF delegates
out of the count, whose preferences are
not known, aud, in fact, there are bu'
few Of the delegates who have either
been instructed OF who have 81 com
mitted themselves, ~ not to he willing
10 yield their preferences to whatever
the situation develops tn he the best
course for the Convention to adopt
There is hut little doubt that II Say
AouR permits his name to ~ before tho
convention, he will be nominated by az
ClamatiOn,
Although Mr.. TILpgN seems to have
secured a larger number ut delegates
than any Of those prominently before
the convention, he has no chance ct ~
curing the 2i6 votes necessary I" nom'
nate. Giving him the New York dele
CATION solid, aud the votes oi all oth''
delegations which he has even pros
pect Of securing, aud his total number
Of votes IL only ~, while the combined
vote OF all rivals aud ol delegates I'M
committed is 95i, or votes more thar
the twothirls necessary lOr nomina'
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17
TWO GRADES OF pUBlLo MEN,

The Credit Mohilicr INVESTIGATING
Committee, Ia closing their report and
commenting on the action OF GNRfIElp
and others in accepting stock from OANts
AMEs. declines Ia read the offenders any
feature on the moralitles ut the opera
ton. but saws: I'VE commend L. them
aud Ia all men the letter of the veneer
able Senator RAYAWp in response to an
offer oi SOME 1T this stock. THIS letter
is in response To- u note from Mr. Me
Gown bluntly offering the stock to S'na-
tor JAMS A. BlN Rp,who wrote IN reply
"wAsulSoroN,p c., Jan. u, iNtS
Mn pEAR SIR: | received this evening
your letter at this istc informing me
that Mr.. Ames, oi Massachusetts, hal
81, OIO or s., 900 stock ia the Credit Mo
biier lor me. NV Bon, now Thomas T.
Bayard. in \ letter winch ! received TINS
morning informed me at your short
conversation with him aud that 1t VAS
to your friendly feeling was IN
debled les ths spbsatlpii"". "a what KIN
or, utterly in the dark as tn the nature
and the object oi this corporation, aud
YOU will ohlige mo II you will give my
sou az much information az you
have in relation tn them. do not know
Mr.. Ames personally aud must wait
Of course, until he addresses me on the
subject take Il for granted that tho
corporation has no application to make
To Congress on which shall he called to
ACT oflirially as 4 could not consistently
with my views oi duty vote upon a ques-
ton In which have pecunlary inter.
est. Whether | become the owner at
this stock or not, | am Obliged Ia YOU
for your intention Ia benefit me. As |
must ol course pay Tor any stock | get
please let my son have full information
as to its prospective value. Your com
munication consider, as YOU have in
dicated, confidential except rs to him,
and he and ! are almost one person.
Yours very truly,
JAMS 4. BNN Arb,
"U \ urt 6mh ENJ"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17

GNRFlEIp did not arrive in Wash ing
ton in time TO save his party the humil
iation Of defeating by the revolutionary
proceedings the electoral count bill
whish would prevent trouble in deter
mining the coming Presidential vote.
The record Is against the Republicans in
this matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17

" Shiny personality makes a paper
decent aud 1T to w into the family, TIA,
editor of the htelliQmccr is eminently
capable Of publishing family paper
We DO not pretend to cope with him in
this regard. Wethrow M the sponge,
and advise all who are seeking that kind
Of family journal to abandon the REG'
lsrER and subscribe foe the Intelligence
al once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17

IT looks here as though Gen. Garfield
would have To take his own case in hand
very soon. Gov. Fosters defense oi him
has done him more harm than good here
in Washington. The Republicans are
dissatisfied and alarmed, and when Car
field returns here next week he will see
the marks Of this in the faces OF his sup
porters. Mr. NoriAeF's Washington spc-
ciaI % Nee York Herald.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17

S,Ipthc Chicago lnisr-O ccdn (GRANr
organl the day before GARFIELp's nom-
nation. Ills record would bo lead,
aud his spinal weakness u discourage
ment to the Republican party" Tn
the day after: 1--WE say caudidiy aud
aud earnestly, with GRANT out OF the
field, no candidate is more acceptable h.
the Iuier- Or,In that the friends OF GRANT
could have nominated"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17

BsECHER, who sdmires all Kinds OF &c
centricities in men, says he "honors the
maa who slops over" We take Il that
the largs delegate who went to Chicago
from this city would he mSn after
RgECHERs own liking,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17

Han GRASr been nominated, there
would have been danger OF his carrying
some Of the Southern States, hut the
nomination Of GARFlEIp settles il that
the vote oi every one OF them will be
cast for the Democratic candidate,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17

THg BIYARD Club Of Delaware start
to-day for Cincinnati by way Of Phila-
delphia, where they will be joined by
the RAVARD Club 81 that city. The
friends of Senator BAYARD claim l65
votes for him on the first ballot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17

IT is the suspicion Of having taken
hribes in offices that has prevented
BLAINE from being nominated for Pres''
dent. II isthe official record OF bribery
in office that will prevent GARFIELD
from being elected President,