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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-18

DIsFIGuRiNG HUMoRS, Humilia,InR Erup.
tonL Itching Tottures, Hcroiuia, Salt Rh cam, nd
lnIantilc Humors cured by tho Cutlcun Remedies,
,CuTIcuRA RESoLvENA the new blood purifier,
cleamei the blood aud perSpifadou Of impurities
cause,
CVTICuRA, the great skin Cure, instantly allays
Itching and Inflammation. clean the skin and
sc'lp, heals ulcen and Sores, and restores the
HALF ''''
CuTIcuRI SOAP. an exquisite Skin BeautIa Ger and
Toilet Requisite, prepared from Cuticura IL IndiS,
pensa6le In treating Skin Diseases, Baby IIumorS
Greasy Skin. -
only blood purifiers and skin beaurilen.
would nquira this entire paper 10 do jrStIca 10
a description Of the cures performed by The CUT.
enra hesolvent internally, and aud CItcura
CutleurA Soap externally, fegemA Of the palms OF
the hands and Of iAq eais Of The nngeri very din
mail patches Of letter and salt rhoum on the a n
nose and sides Of the face: GcAld heads with los Of
hair Without number; heads covered with dan.
dntf and scAly oruptionS. especially Of children
and infants, many oil which since birth had heon 4
mass oil scabs; itching. burning apd st4iy toIiIreE
that battled even relief tFhFn oFdinRry remedies,
Ioothad and hoaleA a BY migie: tlnrIGtl lcf rosy
and 9heT iriSRtiul iormk Of skin diseases ScroiI,
l6ug ulcer, old sores, and dischArgIng WOMB ar.
each and 81 Of which have been speedily, parma:
nently and economically cured bI the fItlcuf1
remedies lAled, Al proved by Q vast number OF
sw1rG testimonials iN our possession.
Sold everywhere Prices Cutlcuta, 80 cent,
RetolVOnl. O. Soap, % cont. P0TTRp lRTiG
AND CHEMICAL, CO., DOaton, Mas, "N
nt-Send for 'AHoW 70 Cure SKIN DIfeaEes. eta
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-18
TOR SALE,

TOR SALE-WELL ESrABLISHr6
~ Tin aud mountaineering Good. pS.i 'EO
We ofer for sale OurEi Ick OF iInwGrv. stow, ni
Housefuni'hIng Goods, stOIc, Fixtures. Sr Ne ~
complete set Of Timers TOOE N chtHstNN
Benches, &c. The lotat!OniS one OF the b,et
G t;l!,. WIN ~ gGo1 neIAh trade VIII sell CUn
ror iulther Information call on or Etdr,S IAN
FREY q MILLtGAS, corner RrEel and Iw STg
F"cOrd strn"' =" ''l' g " Va TisIIV'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-18

sToCEs-The market was itlry strong to-day,
IN the last hour the highest Prices al The day were
In the last hour ranged from u 10 W per cent, in,
oluding N per Gent on Denver, on Northern
Pacific preferred, 4 on l,ackawanla, x on. Western
el ea eS IN L&Se o ScT e.S o. sG Sew
Union Pacific aud Wabash preferred, and X to X
on the remainder OF the list
A little stock was taken for long account, the
bulk Of the purchases, however having been
for the purpose Of covering bear contracts. Short
Interests are still very large. New York Ceutral
lent flat and other active shares at la2 per Qsnl
As compared with last nights closing prices are u
" ~ PR sent higher CHANGERS, LAckRwGnna,
Michigan Central, KANSAS 4 Texas. Northern Pa.
cihc preferred, Reading, Wabash, Missouri Pacific
and HesLptt uniop showing the greatest improve.
bills for Western Union dividend shall 10 due aud
payable this day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-18

LADIES and eutlemen's fine Hand sswed
Shoes specially al l. V. BLoNp'R.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-18
FOR SALE.

EoR SALE CHEAP-ST7 ;T;,,;. ~
owe ana Portable hnglaEE-,nSS "a ,s ilONARY
tsE Sad, S,s Ssls A,IUae len ~, AZ We IL
EoG street. "seiat.f AppJWS" Sq,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-18

FoR SALE
r.ii Ssl Si1er at private IAle until August Il,
No. 1923 MARKET STREET
II not sold by that date II vii, ~ 's
day At public Eale. W" ~ oucird Oni ht
l-3 NRg A n pu,n,,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-18

willcure dyspepsia, heartburn, mals-
ria, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-18
FARM FOR SALE.

:, F .s.I, Acres on Glsuns Run. 70, ,..,.
particulars call on or address N'4' fof iurSs'
i Ssol h'''e Broker Collector AID Notary PoS,.
1918 Ms,k., 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-18

ulated l5lsAOc. Molssses quiet and steady. Rice,
United 81 0lZ. TalloW easier Rt q.l6S7;fe. Roslu
quiet. Turpentine quiet and steady. Egg, fresh
western quiet and arm. Pork strong and higher
Cut meats nominal: long clear mlddlings gkc.
Lard stFnng aud higher prime steam 9.l2hA9. tfc
August 9t3a9.26c: September g.l8a9.S6c; October
fair HndImAtket arm. Lead steady. Others I'M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-18
Ghs gntelliglettt:ee1rt:
Now Advertisements.


once Nos % and "a Fourteenth street
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Chicago Goodness.
Spea.d Dinpatch to TaRiks;H.

Spead Dinpatch to TaEiE;H.
CaIcAco, January % The vsSther
as yer shows no signs of moderating.
The temperature at 8 o'clock wss 90
degrees helow zero. The area OF cold
seems to have it's center over Lake
Miehigan. Its western edge reets on
the RIVER, and the nCrthern boundary
is unknown. No less of life from
freezing. "a reported. bnt great suIer-
ing has been experienced by those
necessarily exposed. The railroad EN-
bargo ia general, T.ains are running
hours 10 shind the schedule time. dis.
patches at,-4 o'clock this morning i-om
points in the western extremity Of the
cold belt indicate rising temperatrr re.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-24

Speo!a DibpGtch TO IHk BBK.
CHIcsro, January %. John b.
Lyon IL Co, heavy board Of trade
firm, filed a bill In the circuit court to-
day against about dozen other firms,
alleging that the defendants conspired
to corner January corn, by means of
which conspiracy the price Of corn has
been raised fifteen cents above its &C.
tual vslue. Toe bill asks that defer d .
anita TO etjoined from calling on COM
piainants tor margins or repu rohasing
for tEsir account when the margins
are not pat up, The suit is brought
to test the statute which provides that
all contracts made with parties run.
ming orner shall be void. Lyon &
Co. are short nearly 200 900 Bushels
of corn sold at 49l@5G3 cents. The
suit caused nucn excitement on
change and the msrkets are depfessed,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-24
"A Crazy Woman,
rRl,,.nN.l, 4 h. r,,. D..


MGwAUKEE, January 90. "A terri
bic crime was discovered at noon to-
day. The wife of John ZimGrick, a
labocer, living on Sixth street, was
XII led with her three children
tho Oldest eeven years old,
the yourgss eighteen months,
in most brutal msnnc., literally
Gu tting them to pieces and completely
dfoembowellng tkem Tie neighbors'
attention was attracted to the scene by
the womans attempt to hang herself
in an outhoape. Tiay cut her
down and took her inside when
the horrible spectacle va- discovered.
Mrs. Xlmbriek WIS az once arrested.
/ She took the arrest very calm and
stating she had read che sacrifics tc
her children IN the good book. The
woman doubtless was suffering fron,
religious insanity.
ESxTY wrpl HANG
AUGUSTA, Mo-, January 23.-T&t
Judiciary committee of the house vii
soon report bill establishing TIE
death penalty for murder.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-24
THE OUTLOOK.
Special Dispatch TO TsE BBE.

Special Dispatch TO TsE BBE
CAUCUS DON'T COUNT.
LINCOLN, January 23.--It basins to
lOok now as II this legislature would
outdo Oregon, where the late contest
foe United States senator did not ter.
inmate until the night befors the
legislstGre closed Its session.
Those who predicted that the Gspubli.
cans woCld nominate a man In caucus
are sadly disappointed. Only thirty
seven republican members weCe on
hand, aad they adjourned in utter
disgust. The democrats and anti.
monopoiicts also met and adjouSned in
their respective caucuses without
reaching azy conclusion, and the com-
bats1ts are now just where they Uere
three days ago.
TEEnSpEREITING FEATURE
of the situation is that all the leaiing
candidates Etili Iemsin cheerful and
confident, wkile the dark horses are
as numerous as g swarm of { sas
around nolasses barrel. livery
hour In the deg and night develops a
new boom for somebody, and there
is danger that another wing will haze
to be built for Ghe insane asylum lie.
fore the legislature sGiourns. HaN a
dozen candfdstes who have been "a.
yored by boom of one or two votes,
and some who have never hsd a vote
set, have
GONE SHARK MAD
over the prospee. of being landed in
the senate. Is ia amusing how de-
votedly all of these men are attached
to the anti-monO poly cause, There ia
not candidate 10 the field, not even
excepting Millsrd, whoae sympathies
have not been tho.o0gly aroused on
5shah of the monopoly ridden people
and il they are to be beloved every
ono Of taem falls compelled to graDplG
with the monopclie4 until lhsy are all
slGugt tered. The protrac,ed contest
is oarriod on in gooa temper. Mem
bsES are beginning 10 show
sIGEs or IMPATIENCE,
and while mos. of them viii continue
out quite q number Of republicans are
quietly clnyassiug for new comb!na.
ton that will take in all the aoG.
Such combination may break the
deadlock, but il viii rak0 several days
TO organize.
SsnRt orial Contests iu Other States
spccill Dispatches 10 THa BKa.
DETROIT, Mich, January 23.-Ths
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-24
Msxionn Matters.

CuY or Mexico, January 23.-
Dispatches from Tarapioo cay a terrific
storm prevailed there Saturday. The
German bark Nuta put to sea for
safoty. Yeatorday the bodies OF two
her crew wore washed ashore. The
vessel ia supposed 20 bo lost.
The Pueblo observatory observed n
new comet near Jupiter, Sunday even.
inP at GAO.
The government authorized the Ma
tional Construction company to open
to the public the newly completed
line from Toluca to Movavsdo. The
length OF the new section is ninety.
four miles.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-24
TELEGRAPH MOTIFS


Special Dispatches TO TUE BEE
SrRISGTIEuD, Mass, January %. go TX.
Member of Congress Charles Delsno il
dead.
CosHocTGS, O., January 23.-The Gosh.
octon tterl axle works burned this morn.
ing, throwing eighty hands out OF EN- pioy
ment. LOS $4,000, insurance $4,000.
MILWAUKEE, January %. The inquest
on the Newhall house case con menced
this forenoon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-24
TBEWOTE IN EETAIL,

speoH! H!Correspondence OF THB BBh.
LrNooLN, January c3.-At ueon
the Joint ccuvention procseded to bel
lot feriU. S. senator. The vote was
as follows
For SaurGers -Browy (of Lsnoastor),
Heist, B-irbower, Colpetz r, Draper lof
Krez} Gov, Crime, e1,m ,msr, johnson,
Miller, Palmer (of Dirou), Roche, v asst.
colt -l3
For Stickola Werhs,-l.
For Bor6 Brown (of Dolglasl Grown
tof Colfaxl. Canied, Ocnkling McSt sne,
Patterson, 'SApg, Tlatsh, Ashbv, Barton,
CMuaby, CLARK (of Deuglas), DaEeni ort,
Dsnmap, 7 rsper Il c 4ss) Frause. Tree.
burn, Grsver, hsrine con. Rcinrich,
hOllmau,l Laird, Luther, Nc Gsvock, New.
iIo, North, Pavne schroeder, Tn. mas,
TIC yer, Tuctle, Watts 81.
For Como Barker, Butler, lnech,
bye, Fisher, Rayno d., Rich, Armitage,
Eerkley, Cook (cf JET srsop), Dodd, Ha-
ven, j J,nos. Palmer of Sanne), Laiusy,
stcliti'. Sudelik, s led we'll, To gn, Tur.
ne-, Whltzei, Young 90
For Croupse- Hatch, Kuoney-2.
For CowIn-kIncai1, Norris, Bsncocls,
Christophersou, Coilins, Dawson, Gardon,
1'1 'A-S'b 'SooShoOiS. WV phs
polan Ii
For Msuderson-D omgardner. Sewers,
Walker, Cox. Jepeen, Roberts, Walker,
Humphreys.
For RIillard-Fiiaey. Harris, Sche snb cit,
Abell, 'arown, Castle. Field, Grey, Nor.
eison, ;Esnpey, Say age, Sessions, Stephen.
son, Suessenbach. Thompson. Worl-l6.
FIR Morton -DTnphy, Case, ll.ogers,
Hoebel--a.
For Thsyer-Brcwn of Clay, Harrison,
Howell, Cole, Coax of Nuckolls, rablin.
ger, Grimstead. Howard, Martin, Nettle-
aon. Rursell, Spanogle, Steever, Swearin.
gen-14
For Weaver-Ckapin-
For Dorsey Charleston. Grant,
For Lake McA Ulster, Whedon-2.
For'Dye-C -Connor-1.
For Ss7sge-Ciark of Colfax-1,
Atta, one ballet the joint conv antion
8djourn9d till tomorrow noer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-24
Mexican Deeds IF Blood.

W
CHICAGO, January ga Mata
m ras Mex } special says: A strons
force OF Indians are numbering ano
roobing in the vicinity of Hermosillo,
Four OF the custom guards and twenty
ranchmen pursued them yesterday.
The Iud,srs fortified themselves be-
hind breastworks on Romero noun,
tain. The rsnchmen assaulted the
works, killed five Indians and wounded
many others. Several rsuchm sn were
wounded, bLt noae killed.
Eleven noldiers In G lsdalsj ara, yes
terda!, rsurdered the guard and de-
Rerted.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-24
FatSl EoolishStss
Special Dispatchto 1HE BEB.

LoUTsvILLE, KY, Janusry 23.-Th0
Courier Jourusi's Pine Alll speci al
ssys: Yesterday men engaged in rail.
road work attempted to dty hercules
powder cartridges when tksy exploded,
blowing tho blacksmith shop to pieces,
killing Albert u eeves, LoNiE Former
aud David BrowR. The bodies were
thrown 52 feet In the air. OF the
shop, only fou- posts remGa stand.
Ing. Tae cartridges contained forty
ounces each OF nitro glycsri2e.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-24

opening ballot in the legislature for
senator stood Ferry 43, Stout ~, scat.
tering "a for fourteen different candi.
da'es.
TRESroH, n. j, Jauury % The
house and sens'e voted separately to.
day, and NcPherson received one
more vote than necessary to secure
his election
WEBBING, w. Va, Janua'y % -
John f. Kenna, democrat, was elected
United States senator to day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-24
gSx-Y wEpl HANG
Tho 4. ansas ElizzaId d.

ToPEs L, Kansas, January 90 -The
blizz 'rd which passed ,ver Kansas
the II h and 90 h has entirely ecb.
sided, the weather having greatly
moderated throughout the entire state.
The ne ~c r .om the stock districts re.
port bat little injury to cattle or
sheep. The freeslpg of numerous
small streams threatened O water lam.
inc, bat the melting enow is prevent
ipg it. The trains are not serisusly
delayed by the storm, or the stoci- in.
jured in transit.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-24
CONGRESSIONAL

WASHINGTON, January % LA The
house, Butterworth, of Ohio, intro
duced a bill providing for the appoint
ment of seven commissioners, at $40
per day each, to investigate all the
questions relation to the establishment
aud maintenance Of a reasonable and
Just Interstate transportation tariff
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-24
An Ice Car nival

MONTREAL, January % --9ce ice
carnival opened to lay with clear and
cold weather, the thermometer being
at zero The festival com meuceG with
contractors drive aRd dinner. Over
SEQ sleighs were in Zoe of procession.
American guests to0k part ia the
opening ceremonies. The infiRx of
yisitors is very large.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-24
The&C. p. Traia Robbers.


san EsAncIsCo, January 23-Cf-
ticisls claim the robbers boarded the
train at the station, end while ale
train men were absent let off ele
breaks, the objeci being to run tks
train out of--esch of help, and then
'eb the express car, but being green
handa let itsget away fro m them. THIS
theory is 81 os santiatei by the fact
that the remains If two men wenc
found who were not passengers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-24
TJs o fhurnp srs @ uarralius.

opccNa DiUtsSNoi co IHH -hhh
CR8cAeo, January %. 3.--The Pugi.
lists are not ali here yet, but quarrel
ing has already begun Jos. Elliott
is looking for Harry Hill on aon cunt
of some some remarks made by the
latter 10 an interview, refecting on
Elliottx courage. Elliott also ex.
pressed .he opinion that RichssI X,
Fox does not propose to mstck Glade
against Sallivan for q square prize
fight.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-24
TIN I2nnk Rnhh.rn.

Boston, January 23.-Towle, who
Is CHARGED with completely IN the al,
!, ged misrepresentation of funds OF
P"cthc bank, has beoD arrested, to
gether with Elaor, who was arraigned
IN the United States court Towle
was held in SIS, go, and Eager in
$40 0CO bail
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-24

SPECIAL DispatyE 20 TuE BEg
KANSAS CRY, January 23. Tile
charge Of murder afsinst Frank James
was Withdrawn this afternoon. In the
robbery csse bail was fixed at So 800
The bond is not yet pres onted, but
will be doubtlssY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-24
Miles City Weather


MILES CRY, Mont, Jsnuary 23.-
Tonight the thernometer is 2 degrees
below zero, calm and sligitly cloudy.
A light slow is falling. the trains
from the east nave been delayed by
the biookades east Of Glantive, but
the road il again clear and tie trains
are al rEenlnn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-24
l5uckAne -arnIca 5alve.

Tho BEsT SAVE IN tho world ios Cut,.
BruiEez, Sores, Ulcers, Salt ghouE, ge.
yer. Sorel letter, Chspped Hands, Chil
blaini, Cosns, Rai al skin ovuptiong, and
positively oEres piles. It 10 guaranteed 10
give satistaotfOn n, osy refunded.
ErieS. 70 osntS peT eT. for skls by q.
Goodman
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-24
Royalty 10 the South.
cial Dispatch 10 Tue BE.

CHARLESTON, S c., January % -
Princess Louise leaves Thursday morn
ing for Bermuda. She took long
drive to-day. The Marquis Lorre
starts for Canada Thursday evening.
lie will stop day or two at Washing
ton.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-24
A TW0.THlRTY TR0TTER.
The Omaha Mayor Scores Another
Heat in the Senatorial
Race.
The Bourbons Pool Their Ba-
con on the Porcine Pre-
tender.
The Monops Still Mueing on
the Uncertainties of the
Contest.
A Su arm OF Dark III oyves Prhncing
In the Keighborh ood of the
Asylrm.
a Combipation Candidate Probable
IN the Near Future.


Special Dispatch to TBr l''E.
LINCOLN, January 90 The capitol
appropriation bill made it's appearance
in the house to.dey. 1t provides for
an appropriation of one milk on the
valuation, and the building 10 to be
completed by December 1, lSS7.
The joint convention for the elec.
tion of Uni'Sed States ssnatos took one
ballot, and adjourned till tomorrow
at IL o'clock. The vote stcod as fol.
lows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-24
EIaH7E JOINT BALAoT.

Boyd, ;32i Brown, nothing; Connor.
20; Crounse, g. Gown, 5G; Mander-
son, 8; Millard IL; Morten, 4; Saun.
ders, l3; Stlokel, 1; Thayer, IA; Lake,
2; Dye, l; Savage 1; Weaver, l; Dor.
sey, 2.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-24
MAIL LOST

BosToN, January 20 The post.
master general has issued notice
saying that 6fty.eight mail sacks on
board the Cimbria may be considered
hopeIessly lost.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-24

Senatorial Contests iu Other States.
spcciAl Dispatches 10 THs BEs.
DETROIT, Mich, January 23.-Ths
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
cnrAp MoNrY.

Money Is quoted in New York
abundant az two per cent. per an
mum. The New York Hcrdid, which
makes Il special featured Of The financial
outlook, says; "The surplus reserve Of
the banks was greater 10y several mil
lions than that held at corresponding
time last year, i'll spite of the fact that
the crops will soon hc ready To- move
and the demand on this centre for eur
rency for this purpose ought by this
time to have begun" There is some
thing abnormal in this condition OF
the finances. There is a glut of capi-
tai IN tue East seeking investment ut n
iuw rate of interest and q great de-
mand for II nj The South and in the
West Mt much higher rate. There is
surplus OF many millions in the
banks, over any corresponding month
of previous years. The reason Is
found in the mania for speculation.
( Capitalists with plethoric bank nc
/ counts decline to invest their surplus
IN industries that pay from eight t.
fifteen per cent, preferring to keep i
] in the vaults in New York to engag
/ in stock and grain speculatious.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

Hos. OILS WELBoRN, member OF
congress from this district comes out
plainly aud bluntly and asserts with
out reserve that tho United states
should exercise the right Of eminent
domain over the Indian Territory, in
the same manner that II DOES over The
states aud other territories, and grSut
right Of way To all railroads across the
territory, whether the Indians like II
not. This is good sound sensible
doctrine. The GAzErrE fails 10 see
what good reason exists for keeping
the territory, like Chinese wall, a
barrier to progress and development,
not only to thit, butsf the states adj
Joining. The United States, or any {
the states can condemn and appropri-
ate the property Of any citizen for pub
lie uses, giving fair and just eomrensa-
/ ton for the came and the same power
( should he exercised over the lands Of
the Indians. They are not 50 much
better or useful class OF citizens than
the whites that they should enjoy IN
immunity from the Inconvenience
that attend the forward movement Of
the car Of progress. The GAZETTE
hopes that Mr.. WELBoRN viii enGeav-
or to impress his views upon the mem
bers Of congress aud thas they will be
formulated into bill and enacted in
! 10 law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
rnl. snIIn sntia,l.

The Republican party re making
the discovery when il is 90 late that
the fort to build up the arty has
been a failure, aud the failure Is at
tributed entirely TO their own mis-
management The political solldlty
of the south may be depiored, but ii
cannot be wondered at Very little
mas been done by the party 10 com.
mend II to the people, who have for
reasons of theig own been opposed TO
the Republican party as national
organization The class OF men
who have dictated the
comse and shaped the pol.
Icy Of the party havexlot been such as
To command the confidence OF the pee
pie. They have in the main l.een
men who were political adventurer.
whose only iHteres, ia the party was
IA the offices provided Tor them 10 nh.
They had no ieterest or desire "a build
up the party, sor the reason thai IL
was smaller aRd mnrc managsab q.
more easily controlled FOR their own
purposes than III Il were larger. They de.
sired TO keep Il IA, iAeir own hands 10
as % enable them IL control the put
Tie patronage. 1hes, men have been
encouraged ia the Pursuance OF this
policy l'y every administration since
ibe war and the present. admins
ration is following Ia The footsteps Of
ils predecessors The Offices have been
given them. and in return Ef the ser.
vice theD arc expected aud required TO
give their aid Ia retaining the admin
strliion la clilce by directing the Sc /
eetion ofsucIi delegates 10 The national
Republican COM ention a. will ,casi
heir votes as direeiSd by the power
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

vote for General GRANTS nomination
II am the only man In the conven-
ton to DO Il. shoald be false 10 my
state, TO General GRANT aud to my
self, II allowed anything TO be doHe
that might lead to the defeat OF Cen
eral GRANTS nomination. there
fore would not not accept the nomina-
ton from this convention II II would
be rendered unanimously" This h
characteristic Of CoNKItNG. He was
devoted to GRANTS interest, aud was
never known either to 60 back on Il
friend, or do dishonorable thing In
politics.