The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27
WASHINGTON.
the KrLKEsNY OARS.
wAsH1NeroN, Oct. "a

The Intense disgust ofthe Democrat
ic managers here, who urged change
in the candidates, has developed into
an open attack upon the National
| Committee, and Il Is charged with hav-
| ing been controlled In its action by its
New York members, who are ready to
sacrifice The success of the general
ticket with hope of carrying New York
State and securing It's. spoils. The In.
tclLi1eHcei', in q very bitter article this
morning, speaking Tor those here who
have urged the change, charges defeat
in October upon The National Commit
tee, and says 1t has been recIeant TO its
trust, and that it has only aroused itself
now 70 save New York to the Tam
many ring, and that 1t Is painful to see
himself TO be trotted out at the last mo-
ment, not TO save tho general ticket
but In the interest of the selfish Tam
many ring. 1t says its suggestion TO
have a change of candidates, either
through the National or State Commit.
tees, was sanctioned by some of the,
wlsest leaders OF the party and might,
II adopted, even yet prevent defeat.
GOOD MEMS PROM TENNEssRB. -
Judge Kelley returned from Tennes-
see Tonight. He reports that the Re-
ipublicans of East Tennessee are now
lexpectIug 10 carry the State by forty
Thousand majority. Fl @ says the last
elections have SO greatly reduced the
outrages so common a few weeks ago
over the routea he travelled ps to cause
general remark The rebels in South
western Virginia are, to use his own
/ Language, "as quiet as kittens,n The
opinion, among the, better classeB is
rapidly gaining ground that the cleo
tion of Grant will almost Immediately
restore good order. ss1 Z gre see
- A DEMOCRATIC GRowb. =
,WAsHISeroN, D. O., October %.
The Sunday Democratic paper of this
city substantially follows the lead of
the IJltelLi0elieer IN The view IL takes to-
day of the political situation, IT berates
the Democratto NATIONAL Rnd Congress
sIonal Executive Committees in strong
terms, and says that during the CAM
paign they have literally done nothing,
while the-Republican Committees have
been. hard at work day and night; it
argues that the Conservatives have
been left 10 SHIFT for themselves, and
nobly. Il denounoes the Radicals with
good deal of bitterness; bnt declines
to hope that they can be beaten next
month. II can see nothing favorable
for the Conservatives, practically adj
| mits that the elections are going against
them and says that the Democratic
leaders are q set of political adYen-
t9ters, whose patriotism is wholly that
OF pocket. Il 49, vi - ~. - -
| 81 rlIE WRATH OF THE BLAIRss
All the Blair Democrats here are
! greately ineensed at Seymouris indirect
Assaults upon Frank Blair. They as
Aert that anything of the kind comes
with very bad grace from the man who
was really nominated by Lrickery,
Il Whiiethe man he thus assaiIs was me
unapimons choice of the Convention,
\ ON the first ballot for Vice PreEIfinnt
Many ofthem say that Seymour must
be crazy TO. think that he can turn the
current setting against him by imiIat-
ing Mr.. Johnson and swinging around
ss6RaAEIzED MuRDERIN ARIlANsAs.
The late assassinations In ArknnSas
were NOS unexpected here. Evidence
which cannot be discrsdited has been in
the hands of tho COMPRESSION Commit.
lee for some Time that secret orgauiSa-
tions for the purpose OF murder. Sisted
In several parts of the State. and that
attempts would be adesagainst the
lives OF prominent radical politicians,
Accounts Furnished here all agree n
jdesiRuRting'Rn& exsgonfederate cavalry
lofdcer- as the leading spirit of fhesr
bands, all of which act in concert with
each other. Mr.. Hindss membsraof the
lpresent Congress-, killed on EEiday,,1Fas
an officer in a Minnesota regiment. and
M. BToSks. shot ii the same time: gas
one.of the leading Republicans ia thG
!, State, and q prominent candidate fol
United States SenAte.1sf .ssa or
- Is1sI.FIto ON THE EI.EcrroH. ..ise
IsfcInl0rmation from the gambling cir,
Giles of New York, Is to the effect thai
scarcely any one can be found to risk
: small sums on Seymour, while in thu
: Aete betting on Hoffman and GEisWold
9ads have been iSenerally IN favor o