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stultiner had the hepatic gall to over
ride tho common courtesy due his sue.
cessor and appoint d Labor Commits
sioner, Superintendent OF the Peniten.
tiary and fill vacancy on the Supreme
Bench. 1t Is not the men who werc ap.
pointed that are objected to, but the
manner in which they were selected.
These ara the sequences OF the refusal to
seat GoG last March, and for which the
conspifators aro directly responsible.
Truly Ephraim Is joined to his idols,
but tho day Of wrath Is not far distant.
Seat Judge Fleming II you will, gentle.
men. There is a future which an indig.
nant and outraged people can look to.
The sound that rung In Democratic ears
In 1888, "chaugc, change" will be louder
hereafter and will DO accompanied with
more substantial results.
West Virginia is taking wonderful
strides toward developing her vast re-
sources. Her forests arc being pene'
trated by railroads and her valleys are
being lighted by furnace fires; thu
markets Of the world are reckoning fol
her products, and the toilers in her in
dnstries arc aiding her to prosperity
she has so long been denied. II thil
crime Of usurpatiou Is consummated i
will be resented in good timG and Yves
Virginia will come out Of her distres.
true to the advanced principles Of tht
Republican party and triumphant in he
own salvation.
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The proceedings In the Gubernatorial
contest yesterday were enlivened by
three speakers. Chairman kee accord
Ing to the programme laid out was en-.
titled to three hours time in which he
was to try to convince the court that the
majority report was the only one worth
considering. Tho Chairman did not
feel equal 10 the task, or else the mana.
gers in theii alarm wanted others to
take hand to stilIen the backbone Of
the forty.six. Mr.. kee very generously
allowed al hour OF his time to DO taken
up by Senators Price and Flournoy. 1t
was with Chairman kee like 1t was with
Ceasar, "Help mo Cassius, or l sink"
And 60 Cassius Price and Cassius Flour.
noy kindly responded to the appeal Of
the Trainer OF that miraculous paper, the
majority report.
Neither Flournoy nor Price advanced
any new ideas; the burden Of their song
was that negroes were migratory, and
that those who voted in Mcdowell and
Mercer had no right to vote. There
was no attention paid to evidence, the
tenor OF their arguments being an appeal
to the forty.six Democratic members to
stand firm and vote to seat Fleming. II
is easy to see why these gentlemen were
brought out TO bolster up sinking
cause. They were there to remind the
forty.s;x that they We're Democrats and
that it was their duty to uphold the in.
iquity suggested in the minority report,
Senator Flournoy going 80 far in his
zeal, and being unable to conceal his
purpose, as to hold up The Hayes-Tilden
case before them and with the finger Of
political passion point to the present
contest as an opportunity for revenge.
This was the Impression left, and it was
left, although he did not say 80 in SO
many words.
Chairman kee overtopped them all in
his harangue, which was nothing more
than personal assault on Golf and u
weak attempt to divert the minds Of the
court from the real questions under con.
sideration. In training these heavy
guns on the ranks OF the forty.six, the
managers may have succeeded in quell-
ing the signs OF mutiny, but they have
done it with fearful cost to the rank and
file OF the party in the State.
Let the voting begin.
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Is not matter Of safety or Of common
sense that A set OF men who have banded

Is not matter Of safety or OF common
sense that set Of men who have banded
together TO substitute their will and
their.views for that Of the majority
should be permitted by constructive
absence, when they are really present in
theirseats, to prevent legislation. ,"When
two ride, ono must ride behind, land in
all Legislative bodies 1t Is the minority
that rides behind. II Is 80 ut this time
at tho Capital Of West Virginia, aud
likewise at the Capital Of Ohio, and 80 1t
is at Washington. Congressman Butter.
worth expressed the common sense Of
the whole matter OH Thursday when he
put the case thus: a.. ao.
Suppose tho minority should decide that they
would moi participate and refuse TO vote for Il
general appropriation bill. What would BIO the
effect OF the actlOn1 Under the Constitution
the Government could not use Il penny, though
the wheels OF Government stood still In the
presence OF an une1nmpled and uncqualled sur
plus aud Oyerta1cd people. Gentlemen on the
other side Ai here In the flesh and body present:
lie saw thein-nay, the country saw theni-and
yet the country might sArve to death by their
inaclion.- d
"The right Of the minority, which the fathers
provided for, was tho right 10 amend or to do
whatsoever they wished 10 perfect legislation
but the sovereign will Of the people Is represent
cd In tho majority, md until that right shall b.
Overthr0wn by revolution or otherwise tho do
clslOn OF the speaker must be upheld us ylndt
eating tho rights OF all the people oil this coun
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DIED,


EMBLEH-On Friday, January 81. 1890, at $40 a
M, JAMES EMBLEM, In the 18th year OF hil
age. ,f.s
Funeral will take place from his late residence
No. IS Eighteenth street, Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. lnterment at Greenwood
Cemetery. Friends Of tho family are In
vitcd 10 attend.
CARR-On Friday, January 81, 1890, at 10 O'Clock
p. M. GEORGE CARR, In the SD year OF his
~ age. IL
Funeral will take place from tho residence OIL
his brother.iu.law, Charles Thrasher, s
Seventeenth street, Sunday afternoon at ?
O'Clock. 1nterment at Mt. Wood Cemetery.
Friends oil the family arc invited to attend. .
CALyIN-At Beaver Falls, Pa, Thursday, Jan.
uary 30, 1890. at 1886 p. NJ, ANNIE ", wife OF
~. Calvin. and daughter OF the late Robert
Kyle, Of Wheeling, In the 3itl year OF her
age. lntermcnt at New Brighton, Saturday
at2p. N.
NoRTON-Ou Wednesday morning, January %,
lSgc, at 1:25 o'clock, SAMUEL +. NoRIOS, In
the 10th year OF his age.
Services at St. Matthews P. E. Church Satur.
day afternoon at o'clock. Friends are In.
vited. 1nterment private, at Greenwood
Cemetery
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1tis important to draw a broad line Of
distinction between House OF Repre-
sontatives Mt Washington acting under a
code OF specific rules, Of its own adop.
ton each term, and a House without
rules acting under general Parliamentary
law, which for the most part, ms regards
It's origin, is the "unwritten law" Of the
British Parliament.
When man enters into specific con.
tract he must abide by its terms, be the
same hard or easy on him, but when
there is no such contract the general law
OF the land governs and interprets
The spirit Of all parliamentary law is
that the functions Of government in a
legislative body must be exercised by n
majority, and in the British Parliament
mere than once, by sheer force Of this
necessity, obstruction to legislation has
been overcome by. what tho minority
characterized and denounced at the time
b. D.. 70
as arbitrary proceedings.
Tho fact that at various times both
political parties in Congress have "flli.
bustered" in order to prevent the major
ity from executing its mission, which is
to make laws, is no justification what
ever for continuing to iillibuster forever
in tho future. The right to fillibaster is
not right under the constitution and
laws Of the United States nor under par
laws, but is a right, or
practice rather, incident to a set OF rules
specifically adopted by each Congress.
All the rules OF Congress expire at its
own termination, and have no binding
effect whatever on the next Congress.
q, In their place comes parliamentary
law and under parliamentary law the
majority is rs sovereign as the people it
In free country a minority
is always heard and respected. There is
not likely to be oppression Of free PEG.
pie by majority Of their immediate
representatives. This being the fact 1t
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TIE community will be shocked to
read oil the sudden death yesterday OF
S. L. Hildreth, Esq, cashier OF the Com
merciai Bank, and one VI the old and
highly respected citizens Of Wheeling.
The particulars OF the sad affair are
given in our local columns. Mr.. Hill.
dreth was native Of this city, about So
years old, and with the exception OF a
few years i'll the West has always resided
here, and since early manhood has filled
his late responsible position. He was a
genial and kind-hearted gentleman and
will begreatly missed by large circle OF
friends.
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Beware OF Ointmcnts for Cntarrli that Con
thin Mercury, Tga

Beware OF Ointmcnts for Cntarrl that Con.
tnin Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell aud completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never he used except on prescrip.
tons from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do IS ten fold to the
good you can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F.
J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu.
inc. 1t is taken internally, and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by F. j. Cheney & Co.
sS-Sold by Druggists, price Zoe per
bottle. ~ Daw
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NlnrrxIng Un,lrr DIfficultIrn,

There Is serious trouble In very
prominent church up at Pittsburgh be-
cause the pastor, the Rev. MIR. Ewing,
aged W, married Miss Agnes Stevenson,
aged 50, on Thursday last.
The Rev. MIR. Ewing is pastor OF the
Sixth U. 2. Church in that city and is u
LII, =.
'hHn VINO stahus hlSh III tne community
and In thn chutch and oninva a salary
' '''
OF $500; and his newly married wife
I. ,;i,,;,, ,,;LI,. ,
ID Hke"se hlSnly respectful auu Co.
teemeJ. But ths tronble ia that sho Ia
:" '" ' :.
tue sister OF her husbands deceased
IN, .., :, t.. .,,... a. :.
WIG anu ~ ~ against Inc rules oil that
church. as il in AGAINST tbe laws of Emo,
land and som, of ,he s,,,es NJ mo
American Union (uo,ablv ,be Stat. ol
virvipial ior n man IN m,r,v his
deceos.d w;f,.,s s;s,.r
Wha. IN do with Mr. Ew;r, !. row
tho o,cs,iop flint ,roub,.s bis n,r;.hior,
era esneci.,lv the eIders NJ ,ho connro
cation Tboy denlo,e h;0 ar, vow ,n,,o,
n,I ,nnx, 49,, ;n,;....a 49,. 49,. WI
be comr.,,,d ,o domord his rs.;nr,
lion Ono of tho pl1ers NJ somr.,
farmer ,rnressad himsolf,. fo,lnws ~,
III. rnrrin, n ,,o wodd;nn. -
SIN INV ewes ,bc cpormi,v Of ,,s case ID In
sTsnssd BY !hs ptominepees # Rev. hwinE IL the
and has few eqiais in the pull pit. lis lie Sa.
n s PesbyeIssp sSo se ,na Of a 1S
sSme h from hs own lips we could scarcely believe
proposes to-day. aud which, to put It mildly. IsH
explicit on hi, subject, and ns old ns t te Wa,i
minister confession i!sef. No que knows 1t bet.
we arc not only surprised blu. dismayeG."
Despite the sorrow thus expressed by
Mr.. Harper many people will fail to sec
just cause for proceeding against the
pastor. His oifense, il such it can be
called, is m olirnse against dead letter
enactment, and ono that has become
dead by reason Of tho strenuous blows
dealt II by high ecclesiastical authori-
ties. ~
The men who framed the clause re.
ferred to were wise men in that day, but
they did not know everything they as
sumed to know, as the debates now
going on daily in New York over some
other deliverances plainly show.
No less authority than German I'm.
perial Commission, organized for the
work OF Biblical revision, reported
against the scripturalness OF debarring IL
man and woman from marrying under
just such circumstances. That commits.
sion held that the 18th verse Of the 18th
chapter OF Lcviticus upon which the
prohibition rests) should be SO construed
a. to mean that man must not take his
sister.in.law as his wife while his wife
(her sister, is living. The prohibition
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4 UnY Of MrIitl Coming.

The Democratic press, or, at least the
dishonest part, have determined by
misrepresentation TO make it appear
that Fleming was really elected Gov
crnor OF this State. They with malicious
intent charge things to General Coil
that the majority Of the Contest
Committee donot only not assert but take
the trouble to protest against. 1t is
through the channels otthis disreputable
press that the fair name OF West Vir-
ginia has been smirched. How was it
when the contest was just on? Were not
reports sent all over the country that
Golf had caused the importation Of car
loads Of colorcd votcrs7 Yet none were
discovered by the committee. The Mer.
Ger and Mcdowell cases refute this
SANDER. The votes thrown out then
was nothing more than u rape on the
ballot.box. Even in eliminating these
votes. the Democratic majority did not
discover any fraud perpetrated by the
Republican managers Of the campaign.
Besides tho election commissioners who
received these votes had a Democratic
majority OF two to one. II they were
bad votes, why were they not refused
1t was only discovered after Golf was
elected that they were not good and true
votes by the conspritors who formed
the cabal to keep Golf out Of the seat to
which he had been elected. General
Colts skirts are rs free from fraud as the
Democratic press is devoid Of all mag
nanimity and fairness. And the major
ity OF the people Of West Virginia, in
Guiding very large percentage OF fair
minded Democrats, believe it. tits idle
for the Bourbon.bound press Of this State
to shut their eyes to the fact that there
arc many members Of their own party
who will not sec God deprived OF his
rightiul place without emphasizing their
displeasure in the most practical and ef-
fcctive way-at tho polls. 1t is this d.
vision OF sentiment in the Democratic
party that is rGbuke enough to the reck-
less charges that Golf 'boodlerized" the
voters Of certain sections Of the com.
monwealth. II tho forty.six stand as
one man and vote to seat Fleming let
them do it. It will in the end work no |
disaster to tho Republican party. On
the contrary the change that was al
ready heralded at the last election will |
only DO delayed for a season. The Re-
publicans are we'll content to wait for
the endorsement Of the people at the |
next one.
Those conspirators who made it pos.
sible for the State 10 endure the rule Of
n man for over ten months Of term to
which General Golf was entitled to fill,
have a fearful list Of sins to answer for.
Wilson was the Macbeth who, il no did
not "rnurtler sleep" committed crime
Just as heinous in issuing certificates to
three Democratic Congressman who
were not entitled to them. After doing
these partisan, and unlawful acts this !
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TIE National Builders Association
lately in session at st. Paul, while it did
not favor the adoption Of the eight hour
labor day, passed resolution which
recitcd that pay by the hour to workmen
was an absolute necessity. This looks
rs though they realized that in some
localities the system would be adopted,
and that payment by the hour would
be safeguard to the contractors and
builders. There are many workingmen
who also disapprove Of the eight hour
scheme.
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A New York woman suing for u d.
worse accuses her husband Of making
her n target for Il knife, Il pic plate and
lighted lamp. Asno mention is made oil
tho cooking stove It is not likely that
divorce will be granted.
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Br some hook or crook, in of years the
Republican party in Ohio gets out Of
whack and as consequence the Demo
Gratis get there during the melee. The
contest OF Mr.. Marquis for the
Lieuetenant Governorship OF Ohio
has ended in Lampson being I'm
seated by strict party vote. We wisl
our Republican neigllbors would 500 tc
it that these things do not happen again
There is really no necessity for 1t.
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EMINENT physicians everywhere rec.
ommend Ayers Cherry Pectoral as the
most reliable remedy that can be had for
colds, coughs, and all pulmonary disor.
ders. Ask your druggist for Ayers Al
manac; it is the best publication OF the
kind, and full OF information. Dsw
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WHEELING, FEBRUARY l, 1890.

AFTER tho grip what2 1t is said
that genuine case Of Asiatic cholera has
occurred at Bologna, Italy. Let the
lower lights be burning"
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Asslgneo's Sale.

A 7 COST AND LESS-WE ARE
"A now selling out tho latest, newest snJ
pretticst STOCK OF Gents Furnishing t;oo,s y,
NC ei,y, OF we mall try to sell the Business as II
III en,Ilc now I s,nnt counters, fixtures and
possible figure. The stand i one az ,hc , ows.
the city. Rent reasonable 4 tnrc chang" ~ s .n
Into business for any one who WON'T leen !" h ~
hands In his pocket and look or think, HnT eai Iii
at once, either at the place OF buIipcsS SS Ists
Market street, or at my oilce. '' 49,
CA. scliAEFER,
lag Assignee,
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The Indiana Biographies do not contain
a single ENGRAVING. The illustrations,
without exception, arc mechanical ,ich.
ings in gelatine, made by n cheap process
known in the trade as photo ENGRAVING,
and they arc very poor samples OF this
kind Of work. Most OF the Illustrations
In the Indiana Eementary-among
Others those on PIP. 8, 1, 20, Is, 70, so, 81,
50, SO, 81, IS. SO, 81, IS, etc.-are repro.
auctions Of pictures made, and used
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ers, to illustrate railway advertising cir.
culars for gratuitous distribution! A
few OF the illustrations-as those on PIP.
81, Al, ~, 43, A, SO, IS, etc.-are photo
engravings Of vermont wood cuts, used
In various publications years ago.
The Indiana Biographies are printed
on low grade OF paper. The covers
are soft book board and liable to split.
Mitchells Primary has eighteen maps.
The descriptive geography is divided
into several topics which gives the PEG.
pie an aid to learning and system oil
remembering what he learns. These arc
First-Position.
Second-Natural Features.
Third-Products.
Fourth-Chief Towns.
Commencing with North America fol.
lowed with the United States, South
America, then Europe, Asia, Africa &c.
Mitchell's Primary is bound in full
CLOTH, and has Ia pages.
Indiana Elementary has So pages, and
bound in common paper cover.
Mitchcll's intermediate Geography has
1875 pages with m additional supplement
Of pagas devoted especially to the 20.
ography Of West Virginia. A fine coun.
ty map Of the State accompanies this
supplement, all bound in the inferno.
diate Geography.
The maps in Mitchells intermediate
are all copper.plate-the plan Of the
Primary is enlarged upon and followed
Mitchelrs Intermediate, in the body
Of the work, devotes to West Virginia
page 30-thirteen lines of decriptive
matter.
The Indiana Complete dcvotes eight
lines TO West Virginia and informs the
pupil that the State was admitted to the
Union iu 1862 and that Charleston is
noted for its silt springs. The Indiana
Complete has no West Virginia supple.
ment and the maps throughout are
cheap lithograph affairs.
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they lack
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and remarkable
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r IST OF LETTERS

r IST OF LETTERS Rs
Remaining In the Pos,oflicc at Wheeling, Ohio
county, W. Va, Saturday. February !, 1880. To
obtain any OF the following the applicant must
ask for advertised letters, giving date OF list:
81 LADIES' LIST. sa.g
Brown. Mrs. Carrie. Wilson, Mrs. Jane.
Estep, Miss Susie. 7.
GESTLEMEN's LIST.
Beaeher, Charles. Fox, r. N. D. L. =
Boone, A. G.. French, N, l.,
Bingham, ". II. s Gore, Samuel. ~ 4
Cotton, Luther. ..-.i Marian, J.K.
Clark, Dick. raH Maui, John,
Davies. VIII. Nye. L. G. (2)
Flippo, H.F Park, John. 50.
FOREIGN. -
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Eel WI. W. CoWDEN. p. N.
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TIE Republicans now practically concede the
honest election OF Fleming. as the appalling de-
yclOpmrnts Of fraudulent negro votes In Mercer
aud Mcdowell counties can neither be denied
nor explained. 1t Is indlsputably proved that
not only were hundreds Of Illegal negro votes
lies hnt ,ht ,nnnr ~ ,ho n' sa,nn i,,vsi vo'ars
voted III tho adjoining county OF Tazcwell IN
0ld Virginia OH the same day.-Phi!adeph.d
Times.
There is as much independence in the
Times as there is virtue in a cypriun.
The Times has drawn its information
from the fountain head OF lies. Tie
Republicans never practically conceded
Jennings electioH," and the other state
ments Of that paper are equally false.
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