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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-16
The Chanlplon Hog.


Where IA the sense mall this hullAbAloo about
Governor Hill and the senatOIship % wni S1 nc
las been elected? Unless he resigns ne VII re-
main Governor VI New York Until nc - lnIIct
ed into Office d United states SenaI!9rr Mn6Gn
lie a not holding two Offices, and u nc were 70
rtsIgn now Is Governor he wouldn't hold any:
All thiI talk OF hAlr.biAlned editors Is Simply
onscnse.-RtCtStH.
Our neighbor is laboring under a mis-
apprehension. Governor Hill is holding
two Offices to-day, for histerm as United
States Senator began on the fourth Of
March, along with the terms Of all other
newly elected Senators and Congress
men. The fact that he has not yet taken
the oath Of Office will not prevent him
from drawing the salary from that date.
None Of the members Of the new Con
press will take the oath Of Office until
December, but they will draw their sal.
aries from March Just the same. In the
meantime, Governor Hill will also draw
his salary as Governor Of New York.
Even Mr.. Cleveland had the decency to
resign the Governorship as soon as he
was elected President. It's not proba'
BILE that there is any precedent for Gov
ernor Hills action in drawing two sal
aries at once from public treasures. That
is why he is regarded as the champion
hog Of the age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-16
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
Saturdays DOiug o in Both Branches Of the
J.egitiature.

Saturdays DOiugs In Both branches OF the
Legislature.
sNetal Dispatch 10 As IaisutGAe1.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, March l4.-sen'
ate bill No. 1888, releasing land owners
from taxation on lands acquired by q
railroad, was passed. Senate bill No.
1856, restricting the power OF circuit
courts in appointing stenographers to
such cases as attorneys may demand
some and fixing the salary at not to ex-
coed ten dollars per day, was passed.
Senate bill No. IS, concerning life insur.
ance companies, providing that no COM
pany or lis agent shall make any con-
tract for insurance other than that which
is plainly expressed in the policy issued,
was passed under suspension OF rules.
Senate bill No. 100, allowing pipe line
companies TO enter land for purpose Of
surveying lines and condemn land for
construction OF pipe line, was passed.
Senate joint resolution No. y, 70 pro-
vide for republishing Worth's Code.
was adopted.
ing for a commission to codiiy the laws
Of the State and report by bill to the
Governor in time for him to submit 1t to
the next Legislature. was adopted.
House bill No. 252, to prevent traudu.
lent assignments, was passed by the
Senate. The report Of the committee on
refurnishing the hall was taken from the
fable and the the Board Of Public Works
was authorized to purchase the An
drews desk aud the Grand Rapids chair,
the same to be placed in tho hall before
the next session; desks not to cost more
than $24 and chairs not more than SlS,
was adopted.
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rARIPp 1ELauR CORRESPONDENCE.
General Con for Vice Prosidsnt-Ths Fight
for1s0e.

General Con for Vice Prssident-Tho Fight
The American Protective Tariff
Leagues correspondent at Morris, W.
Va, says:
"The idea Of protection is still adVanc;;
ing and growing stronger with time, ana
the time is not far distant when protec'
tive principles and policies will reign
supreme in West Virginia.
"The Democratic merchants, men
who know better, are putting up prices
on some articles OF merchandise from 10
to 20 per cent above reasonable prices,
and are making the more ignorant PEG.
ole believe that II is the Mckinley bill
doing It all; but these same people are
getting their eyes open, and they are be.
ginning to denounce such as frauds and
awindles, and as natural consequence
they are getting their political eyes open.
"The people Of this little Mountain
State are 80 endeared to Our Gallant
Goff,' and particularly go since the grand
STEAL that Democrats by the Thousand
would rally to his support should he be
nominated for Vice President in '92"
The American Protective Tariff
Leagues correspondent, at Lafayette.
Ind, says: 1.-THE next campaign must be
fought, 1--WE would win, on the line Of
sharply defined and intelligently pre-
scented issues.
"This work must be done largely by
the press, both newspapers and political
1T must be done in the year 1891 and
early 1892; must prepare the public
mind for the meeting Of the rebel raga.
muffin Congress, not wait till the con:
yention Of 1902. Our fghti is now on and
must be urged with force, intelligence
aud clean.cnt, clear-cut argument. .
"The American Protective Tariff
League can win this fight II they are or
sanized and will command both talent
aud money to put it through. I'm in
dead earnest and will write you more
soon, The tope Of Literature the last
two months Of q campaign is only one
half as effective as earlier"
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man a. Mills. Carlisle, Oates, Herbert, CulbeI'
IN WcWiiiei,. BlOupt, Jones, Vest and Reagan
ThsIT pOiicy d 70 fight the alliance and crueh "
male no conpFotnise whatever. force Cleveland
Ihyovgh, aud thereby serve wall huret t W.,
ciontly 10 get immense campaign lnhus ~ i3Sfi
and With the Doodle Ecnfc DenlOcI@''S VII
umph In lsS!'
This, coming from the organ Of one Of
the most important factors in bringing
about the result last November, is sig.
niicant. The so.called Reform leaders,
named by tho EcOnOmist, have been
claiming the glory Of the victory, and
that their activity was inspired by afiec-
ton for the principles Of the great
party Of Reform" The farmers ALI
ance organ sizes up the bypocrites
pretty well when n declares that their
principles are not inspired by patriotism
60 much as desire TO raise an immense
campaign fund on Wall street in 1892
for the purpose of Fs.elecsiug Cleveland.
Itgoes TO show just how much stock the
farmers take in the "Relormep" and
their theories.
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=, ,.,.,, n m n. M,
Inc Atlanta C0nS'as'On ID IN. sne leau.n =
Democratic paper Oh tue eoIi ~ sGasn,
and there IS no alscounans l's De%o'
cracy. II Is different from most "tnet
Democratic organs IN tnSt " ooes no.
indulge IN oemasoey 10 any G'eas extent .
and has a habit Of speaking iss honest
convictions on matters aneCung the poi,
ICY otiss parry an instances 10 lCuna
IN inc 'ollowink pataHtSpu, ~ winch
the Constitution hhatters tue urlH re-
Fnr,,o,s, cI.in that sha reRulk nj Iaat
AoEuASts S4HAH H''1
falls election was an endorsement Of
their policy:
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be cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure,
F. ]. CHENEY L Co., Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F,
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believe him perfectly honorable in all
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Price Zoe. per bottle. Sold by all drug.
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s.H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and rheuma.
tism, his stomach was dlsordeTed, bis
liver was affected to an alarming degree,
appetite fell away, and he was terribly
reduced in hesh and strength. Three
bottles Of Electric Rltters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had q running sore on bis leg Of eight
years. standing. Used three bottles Of
Electric Bitters aud seven boxes OF
Bucklen's Arnlea Salye, and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker, Ca.
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his leg, doctors said he was incurable.
One bottle Electric Bitters and one box
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him en-
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4
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The terrible tragedy in New Orleans
Saturday, gro wing out Of the failure OF
the jury in the Hsnnessy case to convict
one OF the min teen Malta conspirators,
was one OF the most deplorable affairs
that ever blackensd the pages of the his
toryof American cities. 1t recalls SINH
lar occurrence in Cincinnati few years
ago, when frequent miscarriages OF justice
served to roase the best citizens to an
ger, and resulted in fearful riot, during
which valuable public property was de.
stroyed and tho city was given over to
reign OF terror and plumber by blood
Thirsty mob. There, as in New Orleans,
the movement was started by indignant
citizens Of high standing, and the worst
elements Of the community were quick
to take advantage OF the opportunity to
crafty their love for disturbances Of the
public peace.
While the affair is regrettable and
will not BIO condoned by cool-headed,
law-sbidipg people, 1t was not without
features which seemed to justify some
emphatic means OF expressing indigua.
tion at the manifest cowardice OF a
Jury whose duty it waste deal death
blow to the ubiquitous society which
had established itself in the city.
Tho Chief OF Police OF New Orleans
had been assnssinated by order Of the
Malta, which is sicilian organization
introduced into this country, and whose
secret sentences Of death was carried
out against all who incurred its displea-
sure. It had taken deep root there, and
probably in other cities, and the murder
Of Hennessy awakened the citizens to
the necessity Of crushing 1t out Of ex.
istence. They had faith in the ability
of the authorities to do this in proper
and legal manner, but the warnings of
the Malta had terrified tho court and the
Jury and rendered them towards;
hence, the failure OF justice, and the
inevitable consequsnces-the mob and
its terrible work.
I! was disgrscetul, barbsrous, and has
shocked the entire country, but New
Orleans must alone suffer the shame. 1t
was within the power Of the authorities
to punish the Malta and strike 1t out Of
existence, root and branch, in legal
manner. Had this been done there
would have been no public indignation,
no mob and no brutal slaughter Of the
innocent and guilty alike. Had New
Orleans followed the example Of Obi.
caEo In the Anarchist cases, the fearful
drama OF Saturday never would have
been enacted.
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Whnt shalI 10 uarvest ueF

Whyi What can It be, but suffering
and sorrow, disease and death. II you
neglect the symptoms OF disordered
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Special DtAp1tch 70 the IWtAtVeHeeT'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 14-In
the Senate Mr.. Campbell offered reso-
luton providing that no bills be passed
after p. m. except appropriation and
Worlds Fair bills; lost. Mr.. Morris, oil
Richie, offered Senate joint resolution
No. 9, providing for adjournment agreed
At 10 p. M, House bill No. 227, Gen.
eral Appropriation bill, was put in Ell.
feet from its passage.
House joint resolution No. IS, author
king the Board Of Public Works to
properly ventilate the halls Of both
houses and improve the acoustics was
tabled.
House joint resolution No. SO. auth.
orizing the Governor TO collect money
refunded by the United States govern.
ment on direct tax levies and to ascer.
tain how much thereof should bs given
to citizens and how much TO the State
was adopted.
House bill No. As, concerning labor.
ers' liens for work done by contract or
for reasonable amount where no con-
tract exists was passed. House bill No.
1852, making service Of process in civil
and criminal cases the same, was passed.
Senate bill No. 10Y, Worlds Fair bill,
House amendments agreed to and bill
passed.
House bill No. 272, Legislative appro.
priation bill, amended go as TO include
amounts OF extended pay, was passed.
House bill No. 109, concerning civil
jurisdiction Of justices was passed.
A resolution was passed thanking the
representatives Of the press, and another
from the press representatives thanking
the officials and members for courtesies
shown.
House bill No. 275, permitting Boone
county to issue bonds to erect bridge
across Big Coal river, was passed.
House bill No. 252, 10 prevent fraudu.
lent assignments, was passed. House
bill No. 266, concerning trade marks on
logs, timber and DRIFT wood in streams,
was passed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-16

THE presentation of a sword to
Lisutsn ant Blown by his native State
was a deserved tribute to q hero whom
his fellow citizens delight to honor. His
gall4ntry at Samoa saved the lives Of
hundreds OF human beings that would
have been lost had man Of less courage
and GOODNESS been in command.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-16

Ex.PREslDESr CLEVELAND, 1t is said,
HIS lost sixty pounds OF flesh. 1t is also
said that Editor Dana is in despair lest
he be obliged to instruct the foreman Of
tbs Sun composing room to destroy the
sterso.ypes, "stufEed Prophet" and SUBJ
stituts therefor Living Skeleton"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-16

TnE newspapers must have something
to talk about, aud Congress having ad'
iourned there is nothing left for them to
do but discuss presidential possibilities,
aud there is rivalry among them in
the matter OF demonstrating to the pub
lie how littls they know about the stu
alton. There is time enough, gentle
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-16

GOVERNOR SENATOR HILL has applied
for 5000 of New York's share Of the
direct tax refunded by Congress. OF
course, it twas wicked raid on the
treasury" but Governor Hill will see
that 1t is carried out just the same.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-16

Now It is announced that Mrs. Lang
try is going to make another tour OF this
country. It was an inexcusable over
sight in Major Mckinley not to include
the fair Lilly's name in the prohibitory
proyisions OF his tariff bill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-16
WHEELING, MARCH 10. 1891.

TuE Legislature has adjourned at Last
and now We shall have peace. In their
Joy the people are moved with gen.
erous lmpulse to forgive the statesmen
their sins Of omission and commission.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-16

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Don't miss this opporLunity.
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NOTICE.

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