The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-19
NEARING THE end
Two governments for the, the People
wv But Not By The People,
u. Republican Claim Successfully
wv Asserted.
=, Foolish Fusionlsts Folled. anu
Flustered.
,,i0icluQ Republicans RelgnIng Right
' fully.
,,yi, sIscted Governor by the Re-
'' publican Legislature.
p,,c, Restored and Everybody
Happy.
,,,c, Restored and EyerybOd!
Happy.

,aocIock according to adjournment an
M, ,be reading OF the journals took are
=, =, mill |. At the end OF the reces
,lon. " speeches were made in the House
,.ms Of them being conservative AM
',tI, ',s.,b beipy Of a inlIammatory character.
VII NJ, Cushman recommended applica
,or 70 Congress for aid to sustain tn
Nance against attempts to disposess i
snjer the supreme CourFdecisions.
'' NJ, Ingalls, wanted a committee OF av'
>, .oDIeuen.ed by a Senate committee t.
ststbe situation under advisement ant
.,ot The best method. He with other
,,otI a frest set Of questions submitted
Sthe court.
NJ. Bradbury advised an appeal to thi
h1abO1. There was good deal OF dis
rlsapplauding and kissing.
NJ. ingalls, moved an amendment t.
A.ordsr limiting the committee to th'
,.nbers Of the House, and leaving tht
sp,le 10 take independent action. Th'
,rl.,. As amended, was passed, and tht
S,,ker appointed Ingalls,, OF Wiscasset
S5inson, Of Thomaston; Wilson, Q
irops: Whteman, OF Harrison; and Hill
Exeter, members OF the committee.
Notice was given that the committed
v1ld meet 1T the Augusta House imme
itely after the House adjourned. Stiles
JWetbrook: Lewis, Of Springfield; Sta
Is.,fparsonheld; and Hussey, OF Brooks
riie brief speeches on the situation
@lh houses then met in joint convention
md the oath Of office was administered u
Chase, Rust, Priest and Whidden, Coun
d.lOr+eleCt.
An order for the appointment OF com
nittee Of five, to take into consideration
the state Of affairs existing, and TO report
Is early as possible, on some course o.
procedure to be adopted, was offered by
Senator Patten, OF Penobscot, and adopted
The President pro tenn, appointed on the
committee Senators Patten, Of Penobscot;
thompson, Of Knox; Parlin. Of Somerset
Strickland, OF Aroostook, and Rankins, O.
Oxford. Strickland and Patten made
bfel speeches recommending moderation
Debate in the Senate favored submis
ion to the decree OF the Court.
Both branches Of the Legislature ad
aned to Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock
TuR'fusloS GOVERNORS MOVEMENTS.
Smith has appointed the following staff
4ljutant General. NJ. NJ. Folsom, Of Old
DEn; Inspector General, Clark T. Ed
Yards, Of Bethel. ~
Ouartermaster General E. W. French
dfaHpOrt; Surgeon General A. +. Piper
tlThOmastOn; Judge Advocate Genera
Rehard ". Black, OF Augusta; Commis
nv General J. II. Blood, OF Auburn
Ads-.Lieutenant Colonel Horace NJ
Davis, Of Biddeford: John Benson, jr., o
Plymouth; William NJ. Sargent, OF Port
hid.
The Mayor regards Governor Smith,
ttdes as harmless exhibition efrhetoric
"What can he do?' asked the Mayor, and
iasWering himself, said Smith has no au
thoity which anybody will respect; ht
his no support from the Supreme Court
be can get no aid from The militia OIL
Shsifs; he does not control the State
Trtasury, aud whatever funds he uses
must come from private sources. He has
10 arms, and, in fact, in may be said he
hG no backing whatever OF an otticia
tAAnCter. II he attempts to turn Cham
betlain out OF the State House by force
hs force will be the force OF mob, ant
ihenOb would have an exceedingly warn
reception here. When asked il he believ
ID there would be any breach OF the
peace, the Mayor said: Certainly not OF
'1rpArt. II any act OF violence Is com
altted 1t must come from the other side
We are here 10 preserve peace, not Il
b'elki 1t. We have protected both Legis
aI9res in the peaceful occupation OF TN
agislatiys halls, and propose to interter,
y no manner SO long as they do not resor
ayioleRce."
cHAARHRIAIS's REspoSsE TO SMITH.
general Chamberlain has issued the FOL
hEtng order in response TO that o
Smith:
linD0UAR1ERs lsr Div. MAINE MILITIA, |
AUGUSTA, January l6.
H@, Ja%ph L. Smith:
SR-l have the honor to acknowledg
@e'eceipt Of a notice served on me thi
evening by AlesSrs. Black and blood, rep
ieseniipS themselves as on your persona
Ma, which notice purportsto be "6eHeI
uvFder No.2, Adjutant Generals Office,
Hllevlng me from the command OF tn
Iltia Of Maine, and revoking Special OF
GI No. 4j, which charged me with tn
Sag oiprotecting the public property an,
I'atGtlons Of the State until Governo
mould be duly qualified. When the mai
es now in issue involve the very question
Naether you are Governor or not, 1t mus
@nantiest to you that l should fall i
ny duty were to surrender my trust, eS
%R on undoubted evidence OF your at
gtSney TO demand It. II you are the Law
ny Governor you can easily relieve a
sa5arFassment by aIEording me an authol
ae9 decision Of the Court, to which | an
1aa always have been, ready 20 yiel
prompt obedience. l cannot but ado
sgA Tue courtesy and custom Of the Sc
HSe, % say nothing Of the grave complies
Goh Of the present situation, give me III
nglt TO expect YOU will furnish me h
proper evidence Of your authority.
nave the honor to be very respectful
your obedient servant,
JOSHUA l.. CHAMBERLAIN,
Major General.
ACTION OF REPUBLlcANs.
4tll;SO the Republicans, in caucus
SFanitc Hall, made the following nomin
aoHs for State officers: Secretary Of Stat
srunerJ, Chadbourne, of Dixmont; Sta
Treasurer, ]. W. Fosler, Of Hope; ATTIC
HeyGeneral, IL. b. C!eaves, OF Portlan
4ulutant General, s. ]. Gallaghan,
AURilias Hnnnntiln., @ ~ Gao