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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-10

Nh. JrYFGnsoS DAVIS comes to the
rtgue Of President Buchanan, in an effort
/, show that he was weak enough to daily
with secession. That fact has already
beea established withou: the assistance Of
Nt Davis. We hope to be in gunshot
when Judge Black goes back at Mr.. Davis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-10

"OSE Of the most prominent negro poll
tirians" in South Carolina complains that
i4e Republican party hos not done enough
tor,be colsred man. Well, 1t doesn't drive
n!n from the polls, or shoot him down or
nh him Of his ballot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-10

TOLEDO, August 9.-About one hundred
and fifty members Of the Ohio Liquor
Dealers Protective Association met to-day
in response to call issued by President
Backers to organize for the fall political
campaign. In his opening address the
President took occasion TO arraign the Re-
publican party for misdeeds and bitterly
denounced tile Scott law. The sessions Of
the convention are private.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-10

CINCINNATI, o, August e.-rhe Tims.
Star Canton, Ohio, special Gays A freight
train on the Cleveland & Lorain road ran
off an open switch lye miles south Of
Msssillon, wrecked the train and killed
PoVineer Graham and Fireman Wilson.
Others were injured, bpt not fatally.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-10

Mn. FERDINAND ScnuHAEER, the miller
If Akron and Prohibition candidate for
t;oye:uor Of Ohio, says his party is going
to ti,at it out and will poll large vote.
The Ohio Democrats will be glad to hear
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-10

"RErrulIcAS" writes from Weston to the
Egil,r lu defense Of DR.. Bands admins.
tnuon otthe insane asylum and offers his
gid:ess. We don't want it. We've got
i'aad it is OF no present use to us. The
friends Of the administration Of the asylum
may do il the greatest service by bringing
oman investigation. In that event IRE
publican" mishtiurnish his address to the
investigations
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-10

OVER in ono some Of the more expert
pep,ep are on q strike, the Democratic
wires are crossed, plugs" are at the keys,
there is trouble generally, and they are
blaming IIoadly for it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-10

II r;,l In, observed that jeff Davis still
,,,.soga martyr and an alien. He ought
n consider himself a lucky man to have
survived the conflict in which he forfeited
tt,b.,I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-10

THERE is hitch in the strike OF the rail
d, operators, but it may get worse before
!, Y ., = better, and it is not pleasant to con.
" ,,s,r,,te ~ wha! might result from general
,,;ka
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-10

r.Ir,Ice IIoadly will say just how much
,,, romiuation did cost him, he will at
s.s., ~ IT relieve his party OF its awkward sus'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-10

,hsye 10 be All investigation Of the
s,,,. Insane Asylum? It's worth while to
g', S,..,,,iu whether there is anything in the
,lar,es.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-10

T,ry 40 SAY that John G. Thompson is
,.,ir, prolaue in the heat Of his cam
,,;sn ior "lhc ticket" He is as sincere as
,bs Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-10

,,s,o ,aY.uayprs are feeling relief under
,,co,, law. West Virginia Taxpayers
we we r,o,ior the other thing under the re-
,s.asspeutlaw.
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r,,prr il more joy in the Western Union
.n,a aver the one striker who returns than
o.., o,,, ,Ie ninety and.niue who are still out
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r,r don't they let Hoadly fall foul OF
,...,pa, "% Il he wants to2 Something may
t...S l0,|%i 4 they persist in holding him back.
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,..,,so wasa bad, reckless, desperate
49,, ;, and Garfield and Arthur were no
.--,..1-Nlphem y, Dortr&
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r,r Insane Asylum management Is a
...," ."I more solid in its Democracy than the
SAFE University.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-10

WATKINS, n. Y, August o.-nanIan,
Hosmer and Courtney have already arrived
here, and are in daily practice for the com.
ing regatta OF August l4th and 10th. Wal.
lsse and Edward Ross, Jas. A. Teneyck,
and othefe, are expected to-day,
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He then shows lhat President Buchanan
agreed with The secession sentiment that
there is no power in the Federal Govern
ment to Goerce Sale, but had power II
put down an insunCa;ion ia Stlte and
might call out the mililia foe that purpc se;
that the militia WAS not called out in South
Clrolina aud no aid had been reQuo3lcd by
the Governor OF that Stlte, no civil pro-
cess had been resisted, etc. AZ
He then cites the instructions which
history shows 10 have occurred and the
manner OF their suppression are given at
length 10 prove that it wP9 the militia that
was looked 10 for this purpose, liat oi the
State itself, and afterwards to that OF con-
liguous States, hence the limitations of the
constitution were qisregarded in The case Of
South Carolina.
He concludes: "When II shall no longer
be popular to have instigatcd and aided in
the prosecution OF the war against the
Southern States; when the sober second
thought OF the people shall have tlken an
account Of wasted Treasure, OF sacrificed
lives, Of "a land spddened by the wall oi
the widow and the orphan, and last, but
not least, tho subversiou Of those sound
principles Of free government for which the
colonies fought the war OF the Revolution
and to perpetuate which the Union was
formed, then when consent is the founda.
ton and fraternity the cement OF our poll
tical structure, the desires OF President
Buchanan towards peaceful solution Of
the questions presented by South Carolina
may receive the reward due 10 the wisdom
and patriotism of his conciliatory policy.
To that better day refer the judgment
which may be rendered upon the oPpo3ite
policy OF his bellicose adviser, whose mill.
iary laurels were gathered so far from the
field as to be unstlined by either the bleod
or smoke Of battle"
JEVpERgNS DAVIS.
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=. .worpt Of bullion in the Bank OF
,,l'5ls lliH j. not sogreat as it was few weeks
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The Republican State Convention oil
Maryland will be held at Baltimore, Sep.
tember q.
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Che GntelAgeufer,

:. o.. .5 aud a7 Fourteenth s.ree..
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TcTABIIsHED AUGUST "a, 1852.

his criticism on the conduct OF his chief,
and all this under the guise OF defending
him from suspicion OF having yielded his
own better iudgmentto to the violent antagon-
ism OF others? Well might Mr.. Buchanan,
il he were yet among up, cryNee ilris dGJen.
Sorit'U, and his old friends respond, Shame
upon the miserable vanity which could
breed such paltrY treaChery!n
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THE PACIFIC Foley

Of the wisdom Of compliance with tho de-
mands Of South Carolina he shows was en-.
tertained by prominent persons North as
well as South, particularly Stephen A.
Douglas, Of Illinois. General Winfield
Scott, and even the letter OF Major Robert
Anderson, under date Of April s, 1851, ia
quoted as showing that his heart was "not
in the war" and that there was much non-
concurrence with Judge Black In his war
begetting measures"
He draws strong contrast between Maj
Anderson, whose soul abhorred an iuter.
necine war, yet would blave its dauge's
for duty's sake. and ''him who, ct dis.
tance, was tanning the conf '?rption by
which he took ere not TO be CGolched,"
He insists that the argument "presscd
upon the President for the employment Of
the army and navy under the poOr preiext
that it was 10 aid the oltire,J OF The United
SIatc3 In the execution OF the laws" wss
an insidious aud ircIthCrous oTeube against
the spirit and Letter Of the constitution he
had sworn to support, because there were
mo United States officers in South Or
olina by whom civil process could be
issued"
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AT FAIR FAIRM0NT,
THE GATEWAY TO MoaaANTowN.
A Few War s.orI,s-a.adsoa. Newspaper Men.
The Battle Of FairnOst--Thriilins Iuet.
dsnts-Poiities-rhe State Ticket. ~
A Dtmoersps 0pIalOn.

Speeia! Correspondence Of he Entelliceneer.
FAIRNoN-, Aug. 9.--1 like Fairmont; l
like it for its hospitality, for It's beautiful
situation, It's culture and enterprise, and its
handsome girls. OF the advantages named
above, F. has ample supply The town
is growing, new buildings are being erect
ed, and an air Of prosperity pervades the
whole place. The streets are in good re-
pair, and fne piece OF masonry has made
the entrance to,Locust avenue place Of
beauty. The town is romantlcally situat-
ed. Pretty little ravines, wild enough to
avoid being commonplace, are to be found
in the veryilimits oithe corporation. The
banks above these ,rayines, and the hills
thatEsufround the town, afford building
sites OF rare beauty. The houses a,e all, as
a rule. tasteful, many picturesque. The
public buildings are uhstantial structures.
Churches are well attended, and the morals
CT the village are good. Two excellent
newspapers do thriving business, and ably
defend the principles OF the, party they
support. Doubtless it will cause envy and
strife, perhaps blood-shed and broken
hearts, but an innate regard for the truth
compels me to, say that Powell OF the Jir-
ginidn and Oley Of the Lnder, are the hand
soonest newspaper men in the State They
are great big fellowship in heart, courtesy,
physique. / owe them thanks beyond
measure for kmlneSses. May they live
long and beS happy This includes the
wicked partner OF the Firginian.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-10

JEPPERR0S DAVIS.
BEAryoIR, Miss, July 30, 1858.
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Judge Black had said that South Carpli-
ns insuItipgly insisted upon the surrender
Of Fort Sumter to her, ayowedIy with IN.
tent to use il for hostile purposes tslinst
the Government tn vbich it belonged, in
reply TO which ravis sets ioiIli large ex-
trscf from the letter OF Hayne, S0uth' Oaror
iina's spCcisl envoy, dated January 81,
1851, asking iot the surrendfr aud saying
ihst "South Carolina has ePaiy disposition
10 preserve public peace" and g'ieStionS
where Judge Black Ruds aull orl!! for the
assertion that the AnpliUa,lQn sss qlade
"ayuyedly for hostile pu'IWWAN
He inttmatcs 4 a Tho only sHih0AtY
was Judge Black avn hes liz feeling ''sl
hr maIiipsls when, ia thr memorandum
he risitas 10 have presented {" the PT ~
dent, lie exultisgly r. fers to Major Aader-
son having occupied POrl Snninr With the
ASSERTION "lIe still c,ipnsulS The hat'
bor. We may sill execute tue laws II SG
Try" u
lie thea proceeded to show that Mt
Buchanan prepared snCh an answer 10 the
Commissions OF South CUoltuS - We;
consistent with his avOScd policy OF Leace
and respect for State povereiguty. But the
friends OF the late President hRill he sur
prisrd 10 learn that lie wnS not master IN
bis own house, but, according tO the state
ment VI JUICE Black. IVES controlled by
him on most important nccssifus Wha
shall be said Of the fidelity Of man who
holding the relation OF consl ituiional al
wiser 10 President, shonld claim after hI
was dead TO have dictated in his corrpspon
dence and an official message the most Gig
niticant parts OF them, and 10 send forth q
the world. with accompanying laudatIon
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quelques-uns d'etr'eux ont fait JUS
qua trois voyages, aller ct ret0ur,
ell 80 .jours !; 3 settlement ont amene
420 bateaux, 223 barges de Charlton
ct ) barges de coke. Deux remor
queurs Sc sont diriges vers lie Sud,
tirant 295 batcaux, 1o4 barges de
Charlton ct , de coke. LIE Charlton
affiue, plus que jamais, dams lc port
de Louisville.
lily a en- i New York Ia semaine
passee 445 n~aissances, POS marriages
ct 7O3 deces.
Pendant In scmaine ecoulee il est
arrive 10, JAP immigrants an Castle
Garden, ct ron compile quill ell. ar
rivera 10000 de plus ayant Ii iin
du mOis.
Nous lisons dams lie Times de
Reading Pennsylvania:
Gle. canon multicharge Lyman
Haskell, Ell construction dams rusi-
lie Scott, de cette vile, est presqne
achieve. II Il etc inspecte par plu-
sieurs notables personnagesde New
York ct d'Albany. II sera prochai-
nement essayG dams la station du
commencement i Staten Island, Ell
presence Hof1iciers de terre ct de
mel DIES Etats-U nis.
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HOPITAL

HOPITAL. - LIE cOmitA nomme
pour solicitor des subscriptions
pour agrandir pH6pital de Charlie
de la Nouvelle-O Orleans, atm de lie
METRE dams de meilleurs conditions
sanitaires, s'est Reimbursement con-
stitu6. LHon, Juge E.. w. Blake a
etc nomm6 president, DR.. John
Fleetwood tresorier ct pHon. Clay
Knobloch secretaire. LIE premier
acte du bureau ainSi constitute a etc
de nommer dams toute Ia paroisse
des sous-comit6s especialemcnt
charges de recueillir dies sOuscrip-
tons.
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ROBINSON SUISSE.

On await pu croire iusqu'ic; que
lie Robinson Suisse etait une Guvre
d'imagination, tandis que ce nest
que la mise au point Dime adventure
parfaitemeIt autiientique ct partial
tement v6cue. Tout ce cue lie ro-
mancier attribute i Robinson Suisse
est a:rivee de 1890 d 1908 4 IN ncm-
me FRANCOIS Legaut ct q ses compa-
gnons Francois GLASSES de France
par redit de Nantes ct qui, parti
pour chercher fortune AUX Indies,
fut abandonne avec SEES compagnons
en- deuX lies describes DIES Hes Orien-
tales. Quand hut ans apres, ills flu
rent repatries, Leguat publia avec
un immense success lie recit de SEES
aventuraS. -
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PENuRlE. - Malgre toutes les
mfliOrations ct tOutes les construc-
ons nouvelles qui ont etc faites
endant rannfe, il NY a pas, dams
putre vile, une seule maison de
esidence a louer. TOutes les mai
pms sont occupies ct les loyers sont
Eyes Requirement. Dependant, IL
|sEiste encore DIES terrains vides,
|6tn situes, sur lesquels on pour
nit c%Onstrnirc DIES residences don't
- revenus ne seraient pas & de-
eaigner. Les materiaux sOnt a bon
aarch6 ct ceux qui investeraient
eurS capitaux dams une semblable
Enterprise y trouyeraient dc beaux
6nefices.
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IDERIE.

D'apres PEtoie dIbc,ie, Ia per-
spective de la recolte est ~satisfai-
sante, ct la proportion plantee Ell
mails, cannes, plantes fourrageres
on nutritives est au moins lie double
de celie de Pannee derniere.
ST. MARTIN
Nous lisons dams POJserr0tcW de
st. Martinville Cette semaine, le
gO%uvcrneur Alexandra MoutOn II
visit6 notre village. Pendant son
sejour parIni nous, il a etc Photo de
N. Felix Voohies.
La sante du vieux gouverneur
est eXcellente, ct Page a respecte
chez lui cette intelligence qui en- a
fait TN des hommes marquants de
la Louisiana. Nous ayonS etc heu-
reux de rencontrer &c vieillard don't
s'honore la Louisiana, don't Ia vie
vie politique a etc sans tache, ct
qui a dome rexemple dune vie
pure ct utile a ses contemporaries.
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JURY DE POLICE.-Le jury de
kolice s'est assemble mercredi ct
pres deux jours de session il s'est
lourne. Toutes les atfaires don't il
. Ell a s'occnper ont toutes etc
emsiderees avec soins ct traitees
ion leur merite ct leur consequent
s. Pour aujourd'hui, nous nous
lornerons 4 mentionner l'appropri-
ION dune somme de deux cents
ktastres EN- favour de PH6pital de
aarite, de la Nouvelle-O orleans, ct
sAdoption dun plan pour la con-
fucti0n de la maison du ge6lier.
knedi proclaim nous resumer0ns,
lear Ia commodit6 de ceux qui ne
mt pas panglais, les autre ira
az de la session.
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On salt, lisons nous dams un jour
nal parisieu, que partout lie public
prefere CONNIE guerisseurs les gems
qui ne sOnt pas medecins, ct fon
c0nnait rayenture de Barthez, TN
medecin iilustre, qui un jour, EN-
voyage, tomba malade.
Il enyOie chercher I'm medecin, ct
il reconnait ayec stupetaction, dams
lie confrere inconnu, son ancien Go
mestique.
Comment! tn es medecin ? ct
depuis quand ct qrte peux-tu faires
Monsieur, ,jai retenu quelques
brides de medicine i votre servi-
&c, ct je reussis fort bien lei.
Est &c possible
-MieuX que vous ne lie ferieZ
voas-mGme.
Et, devant Reimbursement de son
maitre, il reprit
-Combien pensez-vOus quill y
ait Inhabitants dams cette vile
-Je lie sails pas 10000 peut-
etre.
-Oui, a peu pres. Eft combien
croyez-yous quill y ait de gems We
ritablement intelligents, capables
d'apprecier votre merite,?
Je rignore.
-Mettons-en mile, ct je yous
fails Ia part belle. Eth bien! ces mile
Ii seront pour vous; ct les dix-neut
autres serOnt pour moi.
Barthez resta reveur I'M instant,
puts il repondit:
-Cest vrai, tn as raison.
Eft VOLTA comment, malgre lie pro
gres DIES lumieres, malgre les decla-
nations de toute sorte, malgre les
determinations dies medecins hon.
n6tes ct modestes, Ia foule .appar-
tiendra toujoprs, malade CONNIE ell
sante, aux charlatans de toute es.
pece, petits on grands, humbles on
grades, politiques on medicaux, sa'
wants on ignares, mails Ell tout cas-
doues au supreme degr6 de cette
assurance im%perturbable que lie pu-
bic, conquis ct ~fascine, subit doci
lement dc Ia part des gems qui ont
du "toupet."
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rnrVELLES

ER.you.-Les eaux du bayou Sc
.;;ntiennent pressure au meme nj
.u leouel est actue element assez
nour inspirer aucune crainte.
ereyasse Fourier coule toujOurs
q depot que reau a laisse sur les
,os DIES envirOns est cOnSidera-
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REcoMpENsE. - Mr.. Theophile
ibodaux, Sheriff, otfre une recon-
Zee de $500 pour rarrestation ct
mise entire scs mains du meur-
4. Victor Butler, qui a tue, lie
ianyier 1888, sur rhabitation
Ld!on, un nommG Ben Corbin. La
umiere tois qu'on a ell de SEES nOu-
,aes. il Sc trouyait pres de Bayou
mia, chevauc!iant sur un poney
k1fns.
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FEu.-Mercredi matin, vers dix
cures, Ia cloche l'a!arme tintait
ppelant les rompiers non pas a
b fen de chcminGe, mails q un feu
hi await pris dams TN bidon de
azolinc, all moment DUN coup de
nnnerre, ce qui a fait supposer que
pn ignition etait due au fuide cleo.
|hqrle. lie bidon ayant etc .jet6 dams
i rue OH il a brnle tout a son aise,
HIS pompiers mont pas ell la peine
u Sc transporter sur les lieux.
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FERRY.-Le pont est ell repara-
n ct pour venir OH pour sortir de
Ire vile, on est oblige de traver-
lie bayou sur TN ferry etabli au
at de la rue MarOmge, pressure Ell
e du marche. lie prix du passage
Ia meme. QUAINT 4 Ia cOmmOdi
ellie ne vault certainement pas le
mt. REIMBURSEMENT pour lie com
erce que Get etat de chooses he du.
ia pas longtemps.
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BALL.-On a danse pendant la
|bait dc sanedi dernier dams la sale
1asic Hall ct bient6t on chaatera
2ans une antre sale. Quand Oh dan
ct Quand on chante ons'amuse ct
luand on s'amuse OF lie pense pas
NAL. Pour Tors ceux qui mont
: besoin de TRAVELLER font mieux
b s'amuser que de roster a rien
hire Oh de r6ver aux bellies files.
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ExCURsION.-Le Grand Bayou
1t devenu lc site fa9ori DIES eXcur.
nonnistes de Thibodaux. On v pc
be lie patassa, lie choupic, la bar
ue, rengnille, le oua-oua-voiron ct
neme des ecrevisses crosses com
he DIES homards, ct puts y mango,
isis III rherbctte, avec delices.
ependant, on veut quelque chose
mieux ct on parle d'y monter un
Dtel ct d'etablir un embranche-
eent dc chemin de fer pour la com
Aodit6 du public qui Anne, de temps
autre, q passer une agreeable jour