The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-19
,o1TERs AND BOLTING'

ri,ciuuati BOit-Tne n"ts VI
The aourb ,ns-B hiing In the Key
inc .,at.-A Racy and Effective
''". ,t Colonel A. X. Mcclure,
Sr SnreIl,ered At Re"di"x' Pa
Tb;, is a healthy year for boilers,
q. bolting is always healthy for
~.bo3v p,litic, the signs of the times
~. ~. most prOp,ious. A whole National
S,n,eo,ion. with delegates from every
S,.,s and many Of the ablest states
Of the nation, bolted from the
:..,, Marty at Cincinnati. They did
.b,r, rom their Republican convic-
", W.. bnt ,hey bolted rom the personal
'y-' T ,bst has so de'ormed Republican
:.~ ,'' ,b., Independent and honest men
,"oot recognize it as the same party
rsa.s noble achievements of the past
have written the brightest pages OF our
b;.or Applause
Wnb them, As o. old. came Satan
~, Men with dreams o. ambition,
% %,s,.onsl ends to serve, io1nd that
,S.r had mistaken the purpose OF the
fIjy and they bolted boltlng Conven-
,,1 laughter One who presided
al msie the first u.terance informed
80 j,Ie,stes that 'in everv department
:. ,bs Government the slow poison OF
s,..nr,i,o seems 10 have pervaded the
IN Ir evil and political administration
d. ne country from head to loot" But
~ jioI o. his faith was tree trade, and,
:, ,ae Convention
BoLrBD FREE TRADE,
:. va. let shivering outside, and he
iS,si by the mere force of political
,.,y,r,ton. Great laughter. Having
Tn, botei. he at once became a
r,,.il in the estimation Of the Admin.
'.,-,aoa he hal just denounced as a
1rqns SORE of corruption, and his
r,,s.sion 81 services just then happened
n be- needed by the Government. Thus
pe,.laiei, professional gravilation
',gtri him in the arms OF Grant.
-Lm,hter Before the Cincinnati
Convention met he stated IN a letter to
4 ieai tha, he would cord ally support
II: Greeley il nominated. After the
C,nyenroa he went wooling, and was
met With plentiful focks. Roars OF
al,1,er Judge Stanley Matthews,
0. ONO, will rec lguize this portrait.
Bat the great Cincinnati
ourBURsr OF BoLrERs
.s the outbreak of long smothered
tl:,ents, sent petty streams and sprays
ID all manner OF odd directions away
rom the tidal wave, and each one
.s,m. 10 have become ambitious to be
!,oj O. its own. Laughter. Cameron
81 Tweed, and Morton AID "Brick"
?,neroy, and Butler and Mosby, and
&,sr. Of like pronounced patriotism
,l!lter hastened to water the null
.gis of in'antile floods that have
...i off from Cincinnati, and they
s,.e finally all turned toward Gotham.
Nav were the prayers and tender was
;ls .rlicitudv that came from Admins
.-,ion circles in behalf Of the boiling
70 .,ical waters. Laughter. But
mere was one grave miscalculation
T.l. hy the Grant leaders. There were
.ue honest boilers from the Cincinnati
to.i. and all men we're not for sale.
Tle result was that
HONESTY BoLrED AGAIN
n'm the boiling boilers laughter
sll the remnant again bolted from each
o,aer Renewed laughter One dis
i.9,li. ed bolter bolted off and gave
on patforn Of his own. Mr.. Good
En started in his bolt against brave
oiis-something over six millions to
o7e-snd, naturally enough, he finally
''rri rom himself. R ,ars of laugh
r. 4 small remnant made declara-
",a o lr rnciples, and nominated Mr..
G'0e.beck tor Pres dent; | forget who
2' Vice President. A committee was
soon,ed to notify the nominees, but
The committee bolted before they found
the candidates, and the candidates
oiled over to Greeley. Great applause
) ended the bolt from the Crncinnatl
;@.Iers The Grant party came out
njru' all the capital and trouble it pu,
riolhe concern, and it needs no figures
,s'ond cipher to state its profits
But
THE GRANT LEADERS
Sont not he discouraged. Cameron
a,t Norton and Butler, in their early
;'Il5lous studies laughter, had read
IN I Igrlm's Progress, or IN their prim-
e. that in some Iexi ,on there is no
'l'n world as tail, and they resolved
10, 10 TAIL. They had contracted for a
n.' they had pad tor a bolt, and q
0oithev musthave Laughter. l.
y ma Liberal bolt they must have q
'-n'"ratic holt, and thereupon Mosby
". "" Welcomed to the hospitality OF the
waite House The warriors met and
we i-sterOal Laughter Mostly
ae'et with his br ,ther here in that
n Vas honest He went home for
I'''t and told his people that he pre-
.-'fei 10 deal Tor immediate delivery.
> 'hst Grant was his man. Laugh.
" Mosby b0lted, and the fra fru Is
, 'Ae Weary effort OF the Administra-
7'' = We're gathered in unspeaksble JOY
an'eilIuv'an WISE bolted with him
10y 'he one hundred and nineteenth
.ae 10 his life laughter and will bolt
=. "s'y fortnight until the election; but
- vas an emergency that forbade cere-
W, or inquiry, and be was welcome.
applause, Then came my old friend
BLANroN DUNCAN.
rs contract was srunendous. He had
nNie mistake in Kentucky and 60.
~ me wrong side OF the war. He was
tSsaartiy and Extensively rebel that
"oe estat' was con6scated under the
.r avs and he had to choose between
,spPp'nng Grant and bankruptcy. Not
i, a." ne loved Grant more, but that he
,,'' ,,,ea poverly less, decided his political
,,S laughter and he assumed the