The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-10
WASHINGTON NEWS.
MARSHAL HENRY TO Be RELIEVED
o. Account OF Ills ls,imats Associations with the
2 Lausated Dead-vlrglaia Republican, Going
10 Organize Party undllutsd With lie. 1l,
uNtF fundIng Sehemts-Sews Notes.

by some stalwart, and, OF course, every i'm.
aginablc cause Of complaint against the
present popular and efficient incumbent is
being raked up. llc was too staunch and
intimate friend OF President Garfield 10
hope for n long retention in his present
position. e ,ss'N.l & Nl.
.htrike OF Government printcrH.
The rumors Of III impending strike at
the Government printing Office were well
founded but through the influence OF Mr..
Rounds, who is uncompromisingly oppos.
ed to such action, It wilt probably be
averted. The demand Of tho printers is
for sixty cents an hour for time work after
midnight, but the act OF 1877 prohibits the
payment Of over fifty cents under any cir.
cnmstances. s1 ,As ',Ht4ts
80 Cabinct Meeting,
Tho Cabinet at its meeting to-day did
nothing with reference to the vacancy ere
atcd on the tariff commission by the decli.
nation OF Gov. Phelps, Of Missouri. 1t is
probable that the President will appoint
some western revenue.reiormer in his place.
~ * The Utah CommissiOn. faeSI
No decision has yet been arrived ut rs
10 the Utah Commission, which is likely
to go begging, so fur as really able states.
men are concerned. The positions can
readily enough be filled, but nobody Of
any particular prominence il mentioned
in connection with the appointments, ii
we except Miss Phoebe Cousins, of St. Louis,
who is now here, and whose claims for 4
place on the commission are seriously en-.
tertained by her friends. Even Senator
Vest, OF Missouri, who is any,
thing but woman su(fra.ist, is
friendly to Miss Cousins, and will recon-
mend her. She is one Of the most sensible,
modest and clear.headed OF all the female
agitators, and no particular objections can
be urged to her being a member Of the
board. In fact, tits very generally thought
that the duties devoIving upon the com.
mission would be greatly facilitated by the
services Of woman Of such good sense and
CONSCIENTIOUS earnestness les rs MISS cousins
uhoouoted!y Is.
n'as.a 'sa ..p"ten. y, ,hs ao.,., :,
mittee OF the Virginia Republicans it is
asserted that at the meeting OF that con,-
mittec in Richmond yesterday, eighteen
1ne'u oeiS "e'o p'ese"'' 1ou' .'o' 'I"A .
quo'u'n' 'Asu '""s ~ ""s ueNu',.'s ue'e.>
n,'neu ,, ~ ieo' s'N'1' ~. i'epuu'1''n pa'ts
81 ele :'.'o ol = s'"'s' '.ou, ncpuo'e''''
OASIS giving " "'oe p'f'' 70 a'' fep'o'a'ioh
schenles' a co"'nl'1eee o' 1hFee were up.
polhtea 70 prepare al aoufess 70 me 'ss-
pupllcah voters VI the SUITE anu th's
address Alr. Dezendort lsanow preparing.
It will take the ground that the Admins
tration, by n remarkable pervers!on, is op-
posed to republicanism in Virginia, but
that the Republicans OF the State, notwith-
standing this course, will be true to them
selves and show the country TINT they are
not the men Mr.. John Wise and General
Malone represent them to be, and that
they ire actuated by the same motives
that influence the reputable persons
Of the Republican party in the
North. The meeting yesterday was
unanimous IN Its determination and Its nc.
tion il said 10 have the enlargement OF
| tbe most nrominent RennSlican in all
onortara of Tho State The .tra;,btonts will
not 4 'renom;nal 10 Jorpenson' ;n tbe pa,crs.
bur, district and 90 that last NJ tho "a rne,
baooers is nfeparinp his trans for removal
in the north. where he is interested in a
Sewing Machine Company. The Republi.
cans don't want him and the Mahoneites
will not have him. Est., *
rho 11ov.o rio,.;ons ramr,;..o IL, A.
c;dad n Mo sortb Coro,;ro coso ~ smolls
: o., ;nst T;l,,or thot r;l,mon 10 not on,;,,a,
1 20 ,,,o so,. ,r,,;ob 10 no,, ooc,n;os IN, !;
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wy 'eeo'' ''nu "N' '' es'ao' wv 'oi III
, 's''' Making History Correct. A
Congressman Shallenberyer has lust re-
:, turned irem Gettysburg with his friend
4 Major Savers, where they have been II.
representatives OF the l40th Pennsylvania
: .s'!''eN' ~" ~ A".as 1''' 49," 'S 40 =
!. tue location OF that regiment aurlns tn'
g battle, which are to be Incorporated in the
history Of the rebellion authorized by Con
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