The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-06

master Of the situation. lts nations
committee, whose, meeting q appoInte
for the 9Th instant, will doubtless call a
early Convention, and this will be o NOR
consequential, and II d hoped II win DO
wiser body, than that OF Cincinnati.
WHAT THE WARRINGTON PAPERS SAY.
wAsHNeTos, May 4.-The StarcIthi
evening says. aIt d of;courhes t0o earl
yet to calculate the full effect Of tho Gin
cinnati nominations on the campaign 70
tho Presidency. No matter whether o
intended or not, and II Is idle to discus
the question, It cannot be denied that tn
action Of the convention has given re
newed hope TO the Democrats that the,
are, somehow or other, 10 profit by TIL
disafection In the Republican party. Til
friends Of tho administration have nothinl
TO gain by undertaking or mlsstating thI
Cincinnati movement, nor will It do L
treat II as q huge joke, as some paper
seem disposed 10 do. The consolidation
OF contending factions on o platform pos
tive only on one polnt-oppositior Il
Grant-and on candidates chosen with {
single eye TO their availability to aid Il
the purpose Of defeating Grant, will have
the sympathy Of Democrats, perhaps theil
support"
Tho Capital, Dom Piatfs paper, to.da,
says: an the choice Of Mr.. Greeley a
candidate for the first office the conyen,
ton has done logically. It was an oppo
sition convention, and II ID impossible tc
deny to MI. Greeley the title to be con,
sidered the leader Of the opposition.
"Of the chances of The ticket we have
no RuguEy TO pronounce, A few days will
afford indications upon which a Judgment
may be founded. If the public Is moved
by the conclusion reached at Cincinnati,
as It may be moved, there Is q party rev.
olution ahead which viii itself determine
the event"
The Patriot to-day has q leader on the
convention, Of which the following Is the
closing portion: y ,-i
"The Democratic National Committee
will meet In New York, Wednesday next,
TO determine on the time and place Of
holding the National Democratic Conven.
ton. This committee will be composed
OF the wisest, ablest best and most patri.
otto men OF the party from oil the States
and sections oil the country, and will au.
thoritatively speak the wish of the great
Democratic heart. It's first duty will be
to present to the people such candidates
as will command respect and secure the
support Of the good and true men Of this
country, and rally to the standard they
bear the great body of those who regard
the promotion Of the best interest OF our
nation as the paramount duty Of the pa.
'rptic citizen"
OPINION AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, May 8.-Considerabls
crowds assembled about the bulletins to.
lay to learn the result Of the nominations
1t Cincinnati. There was, however, no
excitement, and all parties appear satisfied,
he Republicans having faith In the name
If Grant over all opposition, The Demo-
rats believe the nomination will. carry
way large numbers of Grants adherents
There is great curiosity to know what the
Democrats are going to do. The Liberals
nave made no display. Of enthusiasm, so
ar, and are probably waiting for the
'eturn ofthe leaders from Cincinnati.
The Age tomorrow will have the fol.
owing:
"The significance Of the nomination Of
Greeley is that there Isl strong desire for
be restoration OF free civil government,
md true and cordial union for the
States. Without deprecating in any
iegree either OF the two candidates who
re already before the country, we think
be Democracy Of Pennsylvania will
lesire to bring into the field q statesman
Who will secure the confidence and de.
erve the support OF all whose aim Is to
estore nee civil government and purify
he administration OF it. . The name Of
Inlet Justice Thompson is one whom
he Democracy would support with ell.
husiGsm, and whom the really sincere
riends Of Reform would prefer 10 either
1rant or Greeley.
The article as follows:
ave have not cherished doubt that
he Democratic Convention would in due
inc place candidate in the field. Let
lin be one to meet the requirements Of
he times"
SATISFACTION OF TEXAS.
HoUsToN, TEXAS, May 3.-Tae Hous.
on Times Democratic] hoists the names
II Greeley and Brown. It's leader says:
"The Convention has done its work
veil, both as regards platform and candi.
lates The nominees are the representa-.
ives oil the highest integrity and ability
y the country. They also represent that
LIBERAL and progressive spirit in politics,
combined with that respect for our time.
institutions which form the es.
Iential elements Of American statesman.
hip. Besides, they have done more
han any other two men to ,inaugurate
hat liberal movement which has broken
he bad force Of Radicalism and restored
he hope Of good government to tho
country. We confidently expect that the
ticket will be immensely popular at the
'outh, and 1t will be equally so in the
iorth, west and east. Here the nomina.
ions not only give universal satisfaction,
1ut are received with enthusiasm" y
DISSATISFACTION IN KENTUCKY.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Blay3.-The Cincin.
lati nominations created no enthusiasm
lere, The different ballots were posted
Upon the bulletin boards, which were sur
,ounded by a dozen or so Of persons, who
commented variOusly. The public feeling
vas that Adams would be nominated, and
lis defeat was received with much cha.
srin by most Of the Democrats. The old
ina Dem 0nrafa arn prnot1y diun,,staJ onJ