The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-21
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special DiSpaea 70 .ne UH M = r;Bv1,
WAsHISGToS, MAY 4p ~ IL, sr;nne,
correspondent met hon, Saa ME- Senate
tth6Caplto, today, anu y, InG IN rrcss;oI
ipaulred the correspondent, M r"p aT an
Of The Clnclnnau ColVeInass9 n. 1, E,as ,
told," said Mr.. summer, ! ppasIS,irsns
6ne, gathering OF Original EMslpvsntion',
All accounts agree as 70 lne G tSu1 4 STeai
imposing pelsonne!. nave i, Ue -, Sndg
many years IN politics, anu, u ,L niy z N,
ment, hRtArif plank adopIeaah .Iot Snbi ~,
most honest expression ol ~, .lAi ! Sntsrei
ned ,bS Bhy Convention SlnCe ,,ns StsAt ~
pnbliSIliia. II delegates tle g !SasoS y
theplaee where !! can pc cOp T,ItS = "a,
thk to1gte SiVnnl DStflcB, tpS ~. % 49, 70,
more direct and many Juan 70 say, az, MsS.
the old ubterfuge thst Iae >, o SsnsI snd
favored o udIclouS taiiII v e eI 9S;1I T my
national tariff, or @tlI WHICH Wv, WIZ ha ao
burden the people: Oonv ,.,ls.. I nv
been Il, The habit o. preVat1Icauns ~ ~ ~
wayso as 70 lead the people % G9osea s,i =
lie by which demagogue IN. EennsyI !,
ysnia can assert that tue PLANK mean' '
hlgh protection, and another demagog91'
h Virginia can defend \. as q nee tEau'
admission. The Cincinnati plauotH
seemed 70 be q fair, admirable, and stG .T;
mAn,llke serious Of resolutions; ~ Nv
correspondent then asked Dir, sumner,
WlbFouInake any declaration as 70 yoIii
staIdbotHtt Mr.. Sumner replied: ~
t6ecampaign can be made o persona! one
between the big letter G and the ilILle'
little G, I am 'forthe Big G-lor Horace
Gfealey.f Heis o kindly, true and 4peral
man He will make q PRESIDENT WING mas y
deserved the office BY q long ana fauonal
course Of philanthrophy and consideration
for all classes and sections oil me people
a more uhselash man does not I'VE: NO
6 man can put the hand on any act OF neP'
otlspi or present taking, or any mercena'
n line Of conduct OF Horace greeley,
General Grant has been little else tnan
personal and selfish in MS government;
Mr.. Greeley Is well acquainted WIN az
the issues before the country hs mag
netic kindness has done as Mucn iori lta,
ternity anu peace as nus Vigorous ~, anu
hearty advocacy OF an improved clyliZa'
ton had previously toned up the pubic
conscience. l have no Tears OF him as
President" u.
Our correspondent thea said MI
Sumner, can you come out lor hlmI Mr.
Sumner answered u nave peen all the
time neutral, l hope tnat TINS contest
WILDE q personal one, and not q party
one. Men are afraid Of the issue between
Grant and Greeley. Nepuollcans can
support Greeley. Grant, II seems to me,
will be Kissed out OF the field"
The correspondent then asked: IN
what position will the supplementary
article Of the Treaty put our Govern.
nenti' Mr, Simmer replied; VI am not
able to say anything upon that subject.
ltseems to me that tho Gladstone Govern
hent Is making aplea to our Senate 10
sustain itself against dissolution, and adds
IL we sustain ourselves we sustain Gener:
al Grant, and General Grant replies, I
accept particularly, the amendment rela.