The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-17
From the Cincinnati Gszetts.
iPOod Forthe Campatsn-

Els HOElAnAklQE, Duh I'll LA1A
HTade which ran through the OeEno-i
cratic Journals against Seymour and
the New York Managers VINO we're ~
classed as the agents Of the oononoia-
ers. No sooner had the great Fsno LtzS.Hl
army, the delegates and their nv tLlsE -
I helpers, and the Pendlsson EsGo -. s -.
Z the Peudletou Club, and all thaL RLed4
multitude who vent forth from the
I West TO capture New YORK py sneE5
/ foFca Of numbers and noise aTTlVeo
there, than they became sensible OF Inc
oTerpoEering influence OF WAll SIeet
and the bondhOldefs.
ON Saturday, the first day Of the
I Convention, the friends of M. Pendle-
ton-so tslegraphed the Convention
correspondent OF sthe EH9HETT-''Uere
more confident than ever to-day
and would have nAked everything on
a vote. They are fearful, however,
that between now and Monday the
bondholders may be able 20 damage
Pendleton by The nse Of money ana
other persUasITe Influences"
On Monday he telsgrAphed the hsrce
warfare the bondholders were WaGtnR
ON Pendiston, thus:
The opposition to PendIet0n L becoming
eject his defesI are multiplying. me bond
holders seem determined 70 beat him. and II
he L Oeaten By any candidates nov IN the
aeId sEair7E9 him, Ii VIII be ber3use money
Is stronger than tina principles OF the Con-
yentson.
In reply TO the charge that the Pen
dleton men had exceeded the zeal for
the good of The party in their zeal for
their candidate, he gave this excuse:
II any OF them have used boiling language
toward any. Of Inc other Candidates, II Is BE-
cause they have been PROVOKED 10 It By the
threats Of New York bondhoIdeEB TO beat
teen ITeesy used against him. and this farI,
well known here, has tmPeGed ihe Psndle-
S0n.d otherWise be disposed 70 make In his
behalf
And thus he prognosticated that the
nomination of Seymour was the first
object OF this warfare OF the boudhold-
ems and Wall street capitalists on Pen
dIeton:
The real candidates Of New York are, inst.
Sci incur, nsu Mcclellan, ana If Lhess TWO
axe beaten, Jhen hendfIcEs Of indiana II
Is nznItess, however, from the spirit Of the
the nomination OF any man as yet named In
Opus. ZION 10 Peodlet on and II Pendletou u
de SALed, 10 EIAn can he nominated Without
tue CONSENT OF Ms IElenus-
els thy servant a dog that he should
do this thiue?" said HazaeI, when the
prophet told him OF the cruelties he
would do 10 Israel when he came 10
power. But he did Them all. So who
could then have believed that the sup-
porters OF Peudleton would, after the
DO0UnOlUEE6
aud lead on in the nomination OF the
nOndhuIdeEs' candidate? And how
much more incredible that even at that
very time sir. Pendleion, who arEoga-
ted 10 himself the lille of the candidate
OF the Iax-payers against the bond
holders, had written letter protesting
| his supreme alteration and paramount
allegiance to the bondholdefs' candi-
date!
The bondhoIders will succeed in de-
feating the people," dispatched the
same correspondent, as the certainty of
! the success OF the New York managers
became more demonstrated. and
again:
The candidate of the people has been de-
! feated b. a combination Of Inc moneyed In
Jealous paIttsans Of the West.
/ was not ulstaken last night In predicting
the defeat of Pendletou, though up TO Ten
O'Clock this morning there were Il any who
ting Eat dlnsrentlyi because they old not
| ton but what was naturally expected from
the capitalists and bonuholderz.
Meanwhile the editorial columns of
the Enquirer teemed with such appHo-
pirate expressions of Firtuous indgna-
lion as these:
! The special dispatches of MACK" fully
represent the situation on both Etdes with
regard 10 the contest for tae nomination.
lThe struggle seems 70 have narrowed down,
according 10 his view, TO q fierce light be-
tween the PendieLCn men and The bond
holders, and the latter are using every
from tie West and South, and nom Indiana
especially, 10 betTay the interests of the peo
pie, whose representatives they are. In
s me instances, II is rumOred, these appli-
aneeS nave been only too successful .
In the meantime, II Mr.. PsndIton's friends
become convinced that an effort is being
made by Wall street TO defeat him by bribery
and corruption we hope they wall not hest-
tate 10 adjourn the Convention to some point
afford time Tor the people TO be heard from.
AlasI how could Mr.. Pendleton's
friends adjourn the Convention on ac-
count of the bond-holders' bribery,
l'when Mr.. Pendleton himself had ten
dered his unconditional allegiance
himself, his greenback theory, and his
| western supporters-all to the pre-or-
dained candidate of the corruptionists
and bondholderB who slaughtered hun?
These are but specimens of the spirit
of the Democratic press and the Yves
tern politicians up to the time when the
Ohio delegation of supporters of Mr..
Pendleton, in open Convention, tender
ed their admission to the bondholders
and Wall street capitalists, by nomin-
ating their candidate. Now they have
| TO eat all their uIterances during the
contest in the Convention. 1t is Sc
we're course. but they have gone at it as
people do when they have to take a
I
as much as they can at once, and have
II over. But it still remains before the
people, testified to by thousand refter-
atoms, that Wall street and the bond
holders controlled the Democratic Con-
Vention by bribery, and thus defeated
PendIeton and nominated Seymour.
What dose of his own denunciatlons
of Seymour and Blair. Brick Pomeroy
will have to swallow? And the words
of Brick Pomeroy are very foul. The
approximations Of a dog would not be
men yesterday of his TRADE against
these two men. But Brick is equal to
the job, and we shall see that in the
next number he will turn like dog to
his vomit. But he has plenty of COM
panY at his feast. This Is the season of
Democratic humble pie.
Mr.. Pendleton himself can have no
dainty stomach after writing that let
ter, in which the candidate of the tax
payers preferred above himself the can
didate of the bondholders: and the rep
resentative of an unlimited issue of
greenbacks, to relieve the people from
taxes, exalted as the greatest OF Demo-
Gratis, the advocate of specie money
and honest payment, and one who has
utterly condemned, as a swindle of the
people, the greenback schemeo on which
mr.. Peudletou had staked all his poll
teal character and fortunes. What
ever vigor in party campaign may be
derived from diet of humble pie and
OF their own words, we may expect
from the Western Democracy for the
coming election, and no more; for these
constitute all their campaign supplies.
GEN. BEAUREaARD was one OF the