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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-04

;, The original and only genuine "tourh on
Rats" is manufactured BY and has he mans
each box. ~ ~ vi
;, He employs no Travelling Agents, nor Ped.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-04

TIE grpase&t c.esnsss and purifier OF The
blood. resuna, should Ne taken every few
months 10 prevent malarious disss:es, and to
cure them when prevention wss neglected..
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commencing al 10 O'Clock A. ", 1T The front doc
Inc Court House OF Ohio county, sci! AZ pullf AZ
;!oa 10 The highest All htst h.t..ler, he !ohg=,
described property Tor as much thereof as hsch
snty 10 satisfy expenses Of sale md the nrtustd
tho debt GhpI!d and 5. cured BY ssll deed c!tLS.
that Is 10 say: A certain Faci OF Parcel Of llbtt-
ing parts OF sub divisions aud d Of The sLtJi,!
esthIc, plat Of which + on rrcor. IN The t,tl,
Office OF the County Court Of Ohio county. M
Vim inin, in Iced Eook No. IS. pugc SO, undEs!,
e'! and described rs follows VIZ: Rcstnuins 81
stake corner to Henry Rcrcy. :. ~ l. 8*S
poles to Il stake corner to Flcmmius: ,heGC. u
The liEc Of Flcmm'nc y. - +, Il Is 10 EOl.a
stake: theme Win sid linz y. S.at' l. .NS:f
poles 10 stake; thence with said line y. s. l
Is Gl 100 poles 10 the lialsiead lire theme M$.
said lines ~ T. - lOlrs tDn stake cOrrCF III
Mcdonald: mEncc S. 5.!11,' " s. poles TO suIE
thence with Hetvey'. line 5 s. Il. ~ clio pn
10 the place Of beginning, cunlF!NlnH scvrl AIN
two roods and twelve ltTches Of land. b. tie Asf
more or less. excepting only the reservation. st1@
in the deed hereinafter rc!cSTct. TO. being ,herEt
property conveyed 10 add HefHafa shaHfty k.J&ss
Il. Storer and wife and other, by deed dated AFI
lst, 1873. and OF rccon In said Clefss office In In
Book No GD. page Ss9.
Title believer perfect, but selling rs Trustee
Shall convey only such title q Is vcs,ct! III Mt !!
said deed OF trust
Terms OF SALE-Two hundred dolan o! thcrtr
chase money, and Gs much EGtc rs the pGrlH't;
may elect, cash in hand The residue h Ihtt tqna
instaiiments at six. twelve ant fithtctf fHdh"'
with interest from day VI sale The purchaser GIVING
notes for deferred pHymen:S sAu.rd ny cte1 OIL
trust on the properly. ,,
r. Il. HALTER, TTa,!fe.
AEctIonfnr. hl.,
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"slhcK.pHhuaHr" p,al;cs chill

asd ieycr impossible.
FoE sale b; iqsaa 4 CO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-04

no headache or back-acl,e for ladies'
who drink "WiNE OF CARDul"
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Manalin.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.
Whit Makes Ypulris>.

a tooth is missing among the inc.sors, and
you caanos help Kissing. Go aud got one put
N, ana then use S9zodoNt to keep the Others
s'sh'. You should have done this years ago.
tut II is better now than never. rrs.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-04

A s!SE selection Of Square and Upright ri.
amos but l'stle used; equal I'd new In every
respect fully guaranteed; ut erca. bargains,
ut Lucas Music SroGE,
HE Main street
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DESwoop.

Thirty collars WIS the receipts of the public
school entertainment.
Mrs. J. A. Roberts, OF Beaver Falls, Pa, is
visiting friends in Bcuwood.
The children Of the rablic school capture
he postoilice about six timts day.
Richard Turner, mailer a, the Benwoo,,
mill, and brother OF the late James Turner.
OF your city, is on the decline with Mailer
consumption.
a. 7. Snodgrass has purchased lot from
August Schade on which he expects to erect
c residence. Til. price pai,: was five hun.
dred dollars.
Daniel Niepersal, who was some time ago
adludged !unatic,. On Monday night broke
two large glasses in the iron. of Angus,
schade's new store room.
Council met Tuesday night and passed Q
nambero OF ordinances, one OF which REQUIRES
the saloons to close Oh Sunday Some mem.
hers OF Council favored an ordinance requir.
ing the stores to close on Sunday, but i, iailed
TO pass. is hoped that such an ordinance
will be adopted, for some sores sell sl,uo., as
much Oh Sunday as on any other day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-04

The undersigned having examined the
books and accounts OF Miss Gertrude Lamb,
Treasurer Of the Childrcn's Home Of the CITY
OF Wheeling, and having compared stubs OF
order book with entries in cash.book and
handbook, find same TO correspond in
amounts. E..}
June /. 1851 balance on hand ..,........-.. ,c6 q
Receipts June l. $751; 10 dA;e."".......,... 21G7 10
s2793 70
expenditures June 10 datc......."...... 1881 %
Apr! 90 ISL, balance on hand.. ..........s a!l 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-04

LOVELY, ,oney, guve.li,ting boots can DO
wo'n y" sil who use German Corn Remover.
25c. 49, ST. -. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-04

Forty years trial III proved "BLhCK.
1HAuGNT" The hes. liver me7icine in
tie world. vs.
For sale BY Logan & Go.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-04
RAND EXCURSION TO THE
DRUGGISTS.
A Bonanza for the Children.

No need now 10 usn nau,ious vermlluges' Logan
4 Co. & PLEASANT WORM SYRUP Is pleasant and
eGcctuIl. Price In large bottles .; ccG:A
LOGAN 4 CO.,
Dtuggta. BtjdSe Corner.
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For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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0ha GRteltifQ&ueex*


On.r-: ao~. ~ nnd - Fourteenth Street.
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ALL ALONG THE line

Is heard tho cough cough cough OF the distressed
multitude. Get speedy relief By using Or. CHAR.
MANS HoEEiiOUSD BALSAM. All elegant and
effective remedy for Coughs aud ho&tscness. pttee
. ,-It'0T LOGAN d CO.,
Druggists, Bridge Cornell
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-04
SrErIESvfLLg.

James Wyatt, on aged and highly rcsnec,od
citizen OF this city, died this evening, ill., WINS
IN his seventy.iirst year.
I'd. bausman, while putting siate roof IN
James WoIkman's house WednrStiav ni,or'
noon, iell distance of twenty feet sus,oin.
ing severe injuries about the head. -" :
Since last Saturday it is estimated tbo,
ABOUT fifty saloons have closed their door, in
THIS city. There IRE a large number hou..
eyer, awaiting the decision upon The Pond
olil. Should the law go into effect lin frs.
OF June a large number more wifi close ,h.;-
business. Those closing were small ONES who
Under the law, could not afford IN nn,, W." w.
tax. As TO the elect that the law viii ba"e
upon the people, in the line OF promn,;iirc
!he temperance cause, time will deyeIop: bu9
tits highly probable that us much hnarr' a AMI
whiskey will be sold Us ever, hui Inc s,,a AZ
II will be confined to q better and mo ,,e W. VI
Ing people. go" " ''''
>, The marriage OF Frof. Otto Fuchs to Mis-,
Hannah Becker took place Wcdnesdny cyon.
my ut 1880 The ceremony wa. witnessed hr
large circle oliriends. The fair bride. bcau,;.
~! az any time, was doubly so in ,he rich
oehssihe garb In which she appeared and
expressions OF admiration were heard On nj
sides: The ladies present were FASHIONABLE
cad IN brilliant costumes, lending the occc.
sion an air OF elegance. The bridal nrasen,s
were quite extensive, embracing many ar,;.
cles OF rare tertu. At this writing Tin I,nnrv
couple are holdinga grand reception mt IIiIr.
nome HAL, where the merry dance Will close
the hyhlcnlai affair OF tonight -. -
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FOR RENr.

'store-room No. LOG; Main ,,,,,
when completed will be one hr rSii. ThjA
sixty.seven feet deep, with tr |1I IHsd Ssd
rooms. each sixty-seyen feet deem oAsGe;
Enquire of ''i"
mh9O JAS u,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-04
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS, .a
GRAND EXCURSION TO
CINCINNATI MAY MUSICAL FESTIVAL
Of STEAMER ST. LAWRENCE.

s,camc. 81. Lawrence will leave Wheeling SAT.
rRpAY, NAY u. Rt3f. ", arriving AZ Cincinnati
Monday noon. Returning will leave Cincinnati
"wednesday at midnight giving excuniouIs.s three
days anu nights In the city. 7.. -.n-a 4,
KRAMERs ORCHESTRA viii accompany the
eScuulouists. -HtH m
Tickets can be had BY applying on board boat or
BY mall o. telegraph. Fare for the fuund Trip In.
Guiding board ai Cincinnati, Ten Dollars.
May1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-04
LEGAL NOTICES,
NOTICE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY
l. NEAR ELM GROVE.
:, by virtue OF deed Of iru., r.tr ty psmud
ahanley and Annie his wife TO me ,r!,ee, ta'tt
April y, 1875, and OF secorl in the oIice Of IL
Clerk OF 'he County Court Of Ohio ruunty Wa:
IiE!nia, in Deed OF Trust toeI 30. s, ItEe al
shall. on ' y 70
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MoCSpSYIlLE

NOlspSNIIsLE.
Tim Stilwe!l, Of the 49,. C:oud.r is ars;n
doing guard duty at the prison.
Rev. J. II. Trainer, formerly stationed
Methodist minister here, is visiting his son.
'u.law, $. J. Cats, the First ward saddler.
Samuel Wykert, Esq, Of Wctzel county
was in town "Wednesday. Nr. Wyker. wss
for many years resident here, and member
oil the County Court, alderman OF the town. &c.
The County Commissioners and represrut.
alive OF the Canton Bridge Company. with
their referees, will meet at the Site NJ Tho
Grave Greek brge to-day for the purpose Of
deciding upon theleng,h OF span to be used IN
the structure. 80
Concerning the hubbub raised nbou. tho
insecurity OF he'bridge at the mouth NJ Rio
Grave Creek at Aoundsviilc, the Commission.
ers summoned beard of engineers IN deriIe
upon the feasibility of the plan OF the conn.
ty's engineer, who met Yesterday. and aftn-
examination endorsed the plan as thoroughly
practicable '''o'o"s"'s
The board OF prison directors decided mo-,
s ~ let me contract for rebuilding the burned
,nops M, 70 employ foreman, to superin-
sehu tne WORK partly by convict labor and
partly by citizen labor. The work vii, ha
pusneu forward as rapidly rs possible, in or.
"es tGnt lue wagon company can set up their
;;naeH'HeFy ana proceed with the maniactur.
irHs 81 wheels and beds for wagons. Mr..
hiinble, foreman Of the wheel and bed d..
pasthleht OF the works, has number of men
d. "oss ovefhalling the machinery and max.
.'s iia'nes ios tlose that use wooden frames,
10 supply the place OF those burned, 'N'
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TIE REPORT OF TIE TREASURER,

Miss Gertrude Lamb, shows balance from
last rcpoTt............... ,,,. -oG Of
Contributions, June l. Isl, 10 date, 1866 81
Thanksgiving envelopes and gales ......... go Is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-11
GOVERNOR MURRAY seems t

GOVERNOR MURRAY seems to be
afflicted in large degree with the
unhappy faculty of not knowing
the law or of wilful laundering.
He seems to [ suffering from an
over-estimate of his own greatness
and tie powers of his Office. His
latest manifestation of ignorance or
of unadulterated "cussedness" was
the sending to the Legislature, yes
terday, of a lot of nominations to
territorial Offices, all Of which are
filed. The Council, Of course, paid
no attention to the nominations
any more than to send him a polite
communication, printed elsewhere
in this issue, plainly and intelli-
gently informing his eXcellency as
TO the situation. The question of
the Governors right to nominate to
certain territorial Offices was long
since settled. The statutes say how
the offices shall be filled. Several OF
the places to which the Executive
nominated men of his selection on
Friday, are filed by popular cleo
ton, and others by the joint vote OF
the Legislative Assembly. The
language of the law is so plain that
one might think even Governor
Murray could understand it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-11
BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

Union Block, at Canton D. T., wal
early destroyed by fire Friday. Loss
$50, coo; insurance unknown.
Six inches of snow fell at Salina Ks.
On Thursday.
Representative Cobb. of Indiana, il
still after the scalps of railroads which
have not legally acquired the land:
granted to them.
Mclean, the Queens assailant. has
been com mitted for high treason.
r. G. Dunn s. Co. report 143 failures
for the last seven days, against 128 the
preceding week.
Physicians say that Senator Hill is not
in imminent danger.
Two persona were killed and fifteen
wounded by TIE bursting of u steam pipe
on the steamer Sydney, near Cincinnati,
on Friday.
A man named Edwards has been ar
rested at Salem, NJ ass, for the foul muir
der Of Mrs. Bell.
The report that Parnell was llsced in
solitary confinement for trying 10 bribe
the warden is denied.
Gilmore Heuse. at Trenton. N. j..
burned on Friday loss $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-11

counselor, whose aim has been their
advancement socially, morally, i i
tellectually and materially, and
whose efforts in their behalf they
all are proud to acknowledge. At
best it was but poor compliment
to this white-haired, toiling
veteran of the west to call
perhaps the least prepossessing
county in the territory for him,
but small as it was it was too much
for the narIow-minded man, who,
were TO live for generations. would
do for his country not Il 1.-THE Of
what Erastus Snow has done, and
whose name will be despised or for
gotten while that of Snow is loved
and revered by the thousands in
Utah " no appreciate real worth and
meritorious deeds in men.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-11
STATING HIS DIMENSIONS.

The mental caliber Of Utah's
Governor was most plainly Illus
trated during the closing hours of
the legislative session. A bill had
passed both houses and gone to him
for approval, changing the boundary
lines of certain counties in the
southern part OF the territory, and
creating a new county, which had
been named Snow" out Of respect
for the venerable councillor, Erastus
Snow, and who is the most prOmin-
ent man in all the southern region.
The proposed changes in boundaries
and the organization Of a new
county were of great Importance to
the people in that section of the
territory. His Excellency at once
conceded the facts, but would not
approve the bill unless the name Of
the county were changed from Snow
to Garfield. No one could object to
the name of Garfield, and we ques-
ton if there was q man in the AS
sembly who did not revere the
memory of the dead President as
deeply as does Eli II. Murray; but
Snow is what the people wanted
their county called, and what it
should have been called. The
HERALD almost regrets that the
Legislature yielded for the sake of
benefting the people interested, to
the whim of this shallow-pated
Governor. We believe the residents
of the county would prefer the in
convenience of their present situa-
ton, until Utah had an executive
who would be above 'such petty
meanness and childish abuse of
power. The first naming of the
county was not an honor sought by
Mr.. Snow. No more appropriate
name could be found. Its fitness
was apparent to all. Coming to
Utah with the pioneers, Erastus
Snow continued. pioneer. After
this valley had been settled,
and made cheerful and habitable,
he went beyond the Black Ridge,
and for a score OF years or such a
matter has labored as only the
earnest, brave and hardy pioneer
who opens the way to the soft
handed an 'er-footed can labor
to redeem the oserts OF Southern
Utah. In this ,Jil for future gene
rations he has grown gray; age has
set its stamp upon him, and the
hand Of time has branded him Sc
Yerely. His handiwork is seen in
every quarter of that rather forbid
ling region, and the people there
Ook up on him as father and wise
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-11

WE ARE strongly disposed to re-
gard that person as the best physl-
clan who does most to alleviate
human suffering. Judged from this
standard, Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham,
2S3 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass.
is entitled to the front rank. for her
Vegetable Compound is daily work
ING wonderful cures in female dis
eases. Send for circular to the
above address.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-11
TIE CONTESTS OF the HERALD tn

TIE CONTESTS OF the HERALD this
morning are as follows:
1sr PAeE-Latsst Tslegrams-Copgress.
Etc.
ID PAGE-Telegraphic News-Gkobe-
loff-Csble Clicks.
3D. PAGE-Telegrsphic News Chinese
Bill-Crime, Etc.
ATH PAGE-Editorisl.
SRI PAeE-LegiIlstiVs Proceedings.
6rH PAeE-Telegraph NeWa-Going for
Garfeld-The Republicans, Etc.
TIE PACE Telegraph News-The Del
uge.
STH PAeE-Bristles- Closing Scenes
Suicide-Local Items.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-11

IT'S the quite general impress
sion that the brightest minds are
soonest dimmed by strong drink,
and that the most brilliant men
are more given to the baleful use of
intoxicants. Anyone can recall
among his acquaintance and friends
remarkably bright young mer who
have wrecked their lives by rum,
and the frequent remark is that if
So-and-so would only let whisky
alone, and cease his periodical
sprees, he would make his mark in
the world. The correct view of the
matter is not that the bright gen
fuses drink and the muddy-minded
are temperate. When a George D.
Prentice falls-into the gutter there
are hundreds of the mediocre class
who go to their graves drunkards
DR.. Swing, the eminent theolOgian
investigated this question a few
years ago, and writing Of it recently
he said:
Some years ago it was my good fortune
to serve my country By beng secretary
of tenn persnce eoc;etv, and In that Off
cisl dignity I addressed letters rfInquiry
to presidents of colleges and professors to
ask what was the quality of the yong
men who IN these days marred their
college course by the Use of ardent
drinks. Long letters came from Presi-
den Woolsey, of Yale, and from Horace
Nam, then Of Boston. and from Prof.
Mofat, Of Princeton, and they all bore
testimony that genius in their colleges
and schools drank l-ss THAI stupidity;
that whisky wss passing away from the
higher order of mind, and WIS to be
found only in the possession Of the
sensual and less bright.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-11
SALFLAKg DAILY HERALD
THE DAILY herald is published

THE DAILY HERALD is published
every morning, Mondays excepted, al
East Temple Street, near First South,
Salt Lake City, by the HERALD PKIET-
We AED PUBLISHING CoAPAEY. Sub
eeIirtion price, $40. so per annum, post
&ge Included; parts Of 8 year st the
same rate. To weekly subscribers,
collection made by carriers. BIC week.
THE SkMl-WEEKLY HERALD H
published every Wednesday and Sstnr-
day morning, at $3.50 year; slZ
months, $l.75: postage included.
&HE WEEKLY HERALDls published
every Thursday morning, at y yesr;
six months, S1.25, postage included.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-11

THERE Is yet hope. a temper
ance lecturer has induced 1000
Louisville, KY, people to sign the
pledge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-11
H0TE4 ARRIVALS.
Mach 10. 1892.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.

Mach 10, 1892.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
Mrs Il A Basin, w j Rain, NJ Rasin,
FRISCO; q D Ley.on, Silver Reef; q 5
Tracy N YounQ Chicago; s n Gave,
wife aH5 child. Terrace; s & II Gates
ard wife MichiSar; W s Pollards and
wife Carthage, e Nicholson, Provo.
VALLEY HOUSE.
J n Bride. Fillmore; T Finn, ] B
Isaa ron New York: : r Buckle, D
Bonnor, Nevsda: j Zimmerman, Ari-
zona; K O'Le.ry, Santa Rosa; J Thomas
Omshs; J Smith ana family, Jordan; j
Rarry. Silver Reef; J P Nolan, Boise
City f K1chen, Topeka, : G Reese.
Philsdelphis; J 5 Reese, Silverton; r
Jones, g Harrison, Uenve.
CLIFF HOUSE.
J r Sharpless. Cheyenne; g w Rich
mond j G Hays. Ogden; A II Smith,
Park City; D q Harvey, A McGrinlsy,
Colorado; J NJ highland, Ohio.
WALKER HOUSE.
Y @ Ssmuels, St Louis; 81 s Lubbock,
Silver Reef; " Clark. Battle Creek; G
K CLARK. Madison; Il Meincke, Ham,
bug; r Mann. London; W G Cousins,
LIE de, England. ROs,iter, Dublin, l;
T E Owens, Colorado; 6 q Wheeler,
wife and child Denver; r NJ Larkin,
Cincinnati; u Z Ide, New York.
WHITE HOUSE.
T Vensrd, Binghsm; q Graham,
Marysville; T Mathews. r Worthing-
ton. GrsntsYille; D Moran, Rochester;
7 slater. Rush AXE; Webster, Can,
ada; L Simons and wife. Park CITY; IL
Wagner, Bohsmis; A Bench. Bavaria;
a Lang, San Francisco; T 9 Byram,
j tolIgsrd. Frisco; E Hart, Smelter; P
Drigan, T Davis. Pleasant Grove, S
ThursT4n, Sewer Co; n Packard,
Springville; J Parker, Nephi.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-04-15
A Defunct Syndicate.

The Hagerstown MuiI, Journal
which has always been closely allied
with Governor Hamilton in his
course, says:
Gan extra session Of the Senate
will not be convened by the Cover
nor. We have no doubt but that he
has full constitutional authority to
carry into execution all the laws pass
ed by the last session, without the as
sistance or ADVICE of that cody. To
all present appearance it has done its
last work and has practically ceased
to exist. The Governor would pre-
fer to send whatever appointments
he may be required to make to the
next Senate for confirmation. For
he may rest assured that some mem.
bers who made themselves so con
spicuous in the spiteful, or resentful
or selfish antagonism to him will
never more appear in that body.
And why should the Governor con-
vene such body? To ask its adj
vice and consent TO anything or any
person, when, by a written agree
ment, fourteen members of it-being
a majority of that body, it being but
tWenty-siX in number-fOrmed them
selves into a syndicate to reject any
nomination that any one of them
might ask, The political career of
that body closed with a fitting adj
dress from its president-George
Hawkins Williams, of Baltimore
county. We are thus particular in
noting the course of this gentleman,
rs we understand he has the most US
bounded aspirations for future off
cial positions. Where kindly and
generous feeling should prevail, and
almost invariably does so at the sep
aration OF gentlemen who had been
together for so long period in the
common service, this gentleman de-
termined to make the close of the
Senate an exception to the general
rule by most discredible farewell
address. and one that could reflect
anything but honor upon a body ca
pable of having such a presiding Off
GER. if made so with full knowledge
of his uncharitable nature and cynical
and selfish instincts"