The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-02
FOmt tIs TSiSdO Blade.
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Mr. Na.by Pronounce. In Favor ora

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1l- Nov. 26 1867. J
Last week l received from Post
master Randall the foIlerin bfeef note /:
Ett,T WASHINGTON, Nov, 10. :.
SIR: The tenur Nv 46ffis act does no.
ahSeld you from removal. Wood Il not
be we'll for yoo 10 declare yoOr prefer
ence for the Presidency 2 II is my opin.
ion that President johnson Good be In.
doost 10 accept the nominashun. ".
A. W. RANDALL, p. NJ. @.
TO p. Y. Ndsby, p. M, C6lJedrit X
Roads.
This nots, kiverIn n threat, put me
Into u penpirashun. Why, bless the
Presidents cheerful sole, Nv course
kin press my preference for the Pres
ldency. Certinly i kin. l bleeVe In
A. Johnson. He lEmy f1st and only
choice, and will be for fifteen months
TO come, without fail. cannot say
very much for him, but kin abuse his
competitors, and that, possibly,
amounts to the same thing. The foller.
In IL note shel send TO the President
for insershen In his organ:
ED, NAsHNEL INTRfLIGBNcRR:
The question wIch Just now agltates
the mind Nv Kentucky more, perhaps,
than anything else, ls: who shel be
the nominee Nv the next Nashnel Dlm-
OCratio ConvenshunG There are many
gentlemen spoken Nv ln connecshun
With the place, and their claims, per.
pose, breeay, 10 consider from Ken.
lucky sIand.pint.
The 6rSt Is Gen. Geo. B. Mcclellan,
whose body heZ beeu recently raised for
the purpose. Gen. Mcclellan is not, /
don't think, Obleotlonablet TO the South.
ern people. They hev natural and
normal objection TO any one who draWd
the sword agin em In the late onpleAs.
Rntnis, but they do not bleeve that Gen.
G.. B. did this. At least ef he did, Il
wuE only Operative. His services to
the ConfederScy In buryin the tens nv
thousands nv Federal solers alore
RIchmsnd, the brilliant strategy NV his
lOotenRnts In ~ In the hands nv Pope
and Burnside, and keepln them from
hurtin US, aud finally, his runnin with
PendletOn Agin Ltnkin, all bind him to
the Southern henrt. Any one who Good
hev run agin LInkin in 1864, they con-
slider must hev bin troo TO the South.
He is the sOothinest man TO the South.
ern people wich ever wore bloc. But
he wont answer. 10 the FIRST place
there isn't time between this and the
next election for him TO make up his
mind whether he will accept the nOmi-
nation or not; and secondly, ef he did
decide In time he lacks prestige. He
has been detected Wunst, hez George,
and II wont do TO take up whipt
rooster. Evidently he is out OF the
ring.
Next on the carpet Ia Pendleton.
George II. Pendleton, say unhesitat-
ingly, won't do. He won't Hnser. Ther
Is TOO CRATE a distance Atween him and
the masses NV bis party. he uses good
English, and wears clean shirt collars,
and no slch man kin hev the conf.
dence and esteem NV the Democracy Nv
the troOly Democratic States. These
things you may aver, are small and in
consequential, but deny 1t. They
are nv vital Importance. Ther IL Il
material affinity between Dlmocrisy and
dirty collars. Dldst never observe
when Pendleton addrest the freemen NV
InIiany, how cold aud stun.like wuz
the aujience ez his finished periods fell
upon their sArsH Didst never hear
Henry Clay Dean, whoseshlrts are worn
three consecutive months, and whose
stoCkins are never changed? Didst
never uotis how he lifted 'em? Italn't
that there's any difference In wat they
say-its In the shirt collar. Beside,
PendletOn heZ none NV the qualities
necessary To successful candidacy. He
wuz born tOllubla well off, and hadn't
nary u struggle in his yuolh. He didn't
drive on the canal and study Algebra
on the back Nv kickin mule, and get
kuOckt oil by a prOfans Captain ior
negleotin his duty; he wuZn't born In n
log cabin In the back woods, neither did
he study grammar by the lite av piue
knot, which be held iu one hand and
the book In the other. He didu't lenrn
shoemHkin In his bOyhOod's dazs,
when the death nv his father, wIuh wuE
lamenIed by all who knew him, drove
the family into humble poverty; neith-
Rr did he, while upon the bench, feel
within him the cravins Nv noble am
blshin, and rlSln, rush with his apron
on to u law oils and demand to be re.
seeVed eE student. None Nv these
He wuZ born NV rich but respectable
parence, who put him ihrO college and
STATED him la life pL comfortable ez ey-
er n young nlhn wuE started In the
world. It's plane 10 me that PendletOn
won't do.
The Same objecshens hold agin Sey-
mOur. hev no UbjeCshens TO him, he
heZ done his party servis. Twuz him
who made speech to our Irish fellow.
citizens who wuz engaged Ia assertin
ther soOperlOriIy over tue Alrikin Or
phRn AsylunS, In Moo York in 1858, by
burnin NV EN- and beaten out the
brains Nv the orphans, aud no man
dOOrin the war wuZ u firner friend Nv
our Southern brethren than lie, but
he's another PsndlelOn. Sich a man
mite anser for Vice President, but never
for the head Nv the ticket.
Pierce aint TO I've lhot NV, BOOkunOu
cOOdent stand the pressure NV the oils.
seekers u week nj his age, and sich NV
our southern DimOOrHtic statesmen ez
are tit for the pluce are either In exile
far away, or are prohibited from accap.
tin the Otis We wood be glad TO give en-,
by the laws Nv n uncunstUushenel con.
girls Tor participashen IN the lnie on.
pleasAutniS.
ullhluSkuul ItulNluh 10 u.s. OUT ne
aiut avHleuble. The iact IL, VallAndy-
gum heZ OuIlived his day. He'd he bin
ActOORled by desire TO benefit his
party he wood hev purposels irrItatel
Ihs guard wiCh Hrrestld him to the ex-
tent that they would hrv perforated his
bowels, and died ON the spot, with ap.
prOprit last words Tor us. TO put on bHu.
ners and siCh. Then he wood hev hin
Nv use to us. Then Good We hev mint.
ed TO his dead body aud In sepuikrcl
tones exclaimed "marler I" but he
seltlshly relUOsed to die, and took re-
markhble good care to preserve hissell
intact, und returned to plague us. A
live pOlltikle mHrtyris most incon.
venlenl piece NV furnyInor. Murtera In
very much like the gTunIln swine-uv
yOOsU only after death, and then they
ARE only III for present y0ose. How.
/ ever sweet they mny be while fresh,
they wOu't du to salt down. The story
Nv his wrongs did all very well for two
or ihT"" campaigns, but the people h-v