The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-18

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as e.eer broIner while ne LACKS his
or4.as. Without training, experience
o. ability, Ee voo!d il elected bsa mere
tool IN tbe Esndz Of tEs ez.Judse ard
II lEs Lar6s o: Eiz faLneE-iu-lE~, ths
author Of '';Es Category Of the Infin-
tie" auG oltslz Ct .Eat Tx. Mr. John
sons t,.o1sy i VIA: scared MS nOmi-
uzt.ou. Il was stated 10 tire Conven-
lion RIA. II nominated. lie would devote
bis ume. Influence, snt tie other zap
pl.snces" necessary to secure bis eiec-
ton.
Ibe nominee 10. Auditor, DE-. Meyer,
Of Eenawha, was a surgeon in the
army, Is considered by those who know
him xeak vessel. has had no training
to Il. him for the position, and is not
known to have any special adaptation.
s. V. Yantizr The nominee for Secre-
lary of State, ia a Jefferson county
merchant, a rebel who cannot vote, and
who OF co1rse could no: qualify II
elected.
The nominee for Treasurer is young
man who served In the Union army,
but who lacks the force of character
and discrimination to see that be is a
stool. pigeon for the men against whom
he drew sword in the war for the Union.
". P. Wiley, the nominee for Attor-
ney General, Is son OF Senator Wiley
and his peIveIseBess and crookedness
have already cost his father many a
paDG. he was in college when the war
broke ont, and was bitterly digloyal.
To quote from a correspondent OF this
paper, who knows him well:
His associates fled South to die in
the last ditch in defence Of the lest
cause. whilst a yiEilani, patriotic papa
from hurting somebody. He could not
bear repression, but ventilated bis
spleen against the Government; In 1858.
in an eight by ten sheet called the
Monitor. The paper was intensely
rebel, and Was cordially endorsed bv
the rebel raiders who came here in 1883.
who carried OF all the copies they could
get Hs keepsakes."
BE Is one of the editors of the sheet
nos published at Morgantown called
the coustautSos. which much resembles
its predecessor, the Monitor.
Mr. Edmiston, The nominee for The
Court of Appeals. Is the only man Of
ability on the ticket. r. was rebel
during the war. but gave himself no
offensive prominence. OF course he
Will go the way OF the rest of the ticket.
The elec,oEai ticket is light-very
light. Ben. Wilson is the only man of
brains on is
or the Congressional nominations
nothing Is needed but to mention them
al present. Billy Brown, u life long
trtckster sud politician of the petifog-
EtnE kind, man of wealth
bn; never Of any genuine ability,
man Sbo has cheated every party aud
every Body bGt himself, who was frigh.
ter=d out of bis wits when the war
broke oct. wbo graviiated into the Tn
ion parry becsuse he was within its
lines. out ~hn nov goes back to his
old am iiatsous, Is pitted against the
honorable and capable MeGIew in the
Second district.
In this district the Convention has
given MS the man who has edlted tho
VIII cling Register for eEghteen months
past. No oiber comment is needed
Nothing we could say would equal in
severity the statement OF this simple
fact. This is the autagouts; brought
out agains: she gallant soldier, the pure
and noble hearted gentleman, General
Duval.
THR most expanded man in the Graf