Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-08
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10 ne EsnOr Of As REGISTER
SIR:-Kindly answer the following
through the columns Of the REGISTER:
Is there not at present q law prevent
ing any person from being President OF
the United States for q third term? II
not what is the provision relating to
President succeeding himself?
JUVENILE.
There is no such law, nor would Con-
grsss have the power to enact such a
measure. The Constitution Of the
United States preserlbes the quallfca-
tions OF q President as follows; No
person except native born citizen or
citizen Of the United States at the
time Of the adoption Of this Con-
stitutlon, shall be eligible TO the Office
OF President; neither shall any person
be eligible to that Office who shall not
have attained the age Of thirty-ave
years and been fourteen years resi-
dent within the United States" These
are the only qualifications which one
need TO possess to be eligible to the Of
Zee OF President He may serve a
dozen terms SUCCESSFULLY if be can be
elected and there is 20 constitutional
or statutory law to prevent it, But
there is law still higher than the con-
stitution-the uWrittsh law which has
stood as long as the government itself
which SAYS that no man shall serve
more than two terms as Presidents OF
the United States. The Father Of His
Country established the precedent and
the people Of the nation have endorsed
and made it an inviolable law.-ED.l
THE INrELLIesNOER AND WOOL.
There seems to DO a determination
upon the part of the Intslllgenccr TO
keep the selling price Of wool down to
the lowest notch and TO deceive the
farmers OF this Vicinity, as far IS pos
sibls, regarding the prices which they
should receive for wool. Whether it DO
because the IRtcliigencer force is en-
gagged in buying wool at prices which
they know will soon advance, or wheth-
sr it bs solely for political effect-in
either case they are doing great in
justice to those of their readers who
have wool to SELL Not only have
they wilfully misrepresented the
conditions Of the market but
they have most vehemently denounced
the REGIsTER because it tries to keep
its readers posted and has called atten-
tloa to the recent rise in wool. The
REGISTER has repeatedly asserted that
an increased price for wool would fol-
low the rsmovalOf the tariff, and it re-
joiees Oh behalf Of the wool growers
that such has proven true. 1t desires
to see every man who has q pound OF
wool to sell reap the full benefit Of the
advance, and therefore keeps it's read
srs advised as to the situation. 1t is not
engaged in speculation, nor in
helping those who are to make
the profit which of right should
20 to those who raise the wool.
II has no reason 20 suppress the price Of
wool, nor TO misrepressnt It.. 1t pub
fishes the news and is glad to note the
greatly improved prices our farmer
friends are getting for their wool. That
wool which was quoted q few months
ago at 10 cents is selling now at from
20 to % cents 3 pound is true in spite
Of the contradiction of the Intclli-
qeacer, and it is also true that even
better prices ars expected. J. 5. BEALL,
OF Wellsburg, one OF the largest WOOL
growers in the Panhandle, has re-
jseted offers Of 20 cents
pound for all his wool and confidently
expects that it will be worth 80 cents
within very short time. Washed wool
has sold in Monroe county within the
last week at from % TO &c cents a
pound, in spite of the contradictions of
the IntelIigencer and its wool buying
correspondents. la Pennsylvania the
price has gone up several cents and
one large house is said TO have given its
order TO purchase Us tons Of wool at
from 20 TO IS cents a pound. Throughout
the country better prices are
obtained than for some time before and
the efforts OF the IntelligeRcer and its
friends 70 kssp down the price OF wool
are unaVailing. II is bound to rise
under the favorable tariff law aud it has
already done so. The IntclliqCRccr'S de-
mails may be made as often 5 they like
but the facts cannot be suppressed.
DAUGHTER OF THE CAVALIERS
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