The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-11

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TIE shEAT fAN1AlhDRuAl OVER .
On Yesterday the Democfatic. CouServa
i've Liberal. Bourbon Ring Ku Klux.thir[
term Convention met OF the Opera HousG
IN this city, and In the language Of Cesar
They came, they saw, they conquered.
sor long hme, however, II was though
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tbsv vera sii % conner NJ F Iins5 tbsv ri SSi n, y
v;cioyv af.sr q se1arelv @ contos,oS 2 I, IN .sie ~,
m INT T,,sSd"1 % NoN's0'U ''s SuHksi0
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pegan 70 posr u nom the mountains nkt
loInes on Ineir way 70 camP,meeung
until tne Town was hIled up and running
oyer. Fney pEincipaiiy stopped N inc
aaie aon4s Ano SL AlpetI noteI; pus s ~
~ tnemi 4 sm tolo, pul up ~ inc "bIne
sagieS sMnieh y the common name gwen
% ne county JAIL, Iney got VOC mnsn
V,nIl Mnsa LSGoaru H.. anu % were lottansteiy
LARGE crnxd crouaing tha Kannvha corn
ing into the city, making q Tremendous
racket, which attracted the police. and m
soon as the boat landed onepoor fellow was
marched off 10 iail, he being too drunk TO
walk and too noisy 10 be allowed to run al
large He expoetulated with the police-
men. but 10 no effect. "a thew mad been in.
structed TO Hnab" al Inc drunken men
they found on the streetg. - 80 n
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was held at tne hsie house on the oven
ing preceding the Convention, LOT the
purpose OF agreeing upon Q temporary or:
ganlzstion' as well as 70 Ieel the general
pulse OF delegates present was Q mar
monious but NOISY affair. Business
Ihrpugh, lhey dstributed themselves out
ior me purpose o. . general "oust and
they rbusted." BY ~ o'clock at night SO
many OF tnem had become drunk, that
pollcemen only undertook to take care OF
tnose VINO were 700 ilmoer 70 preserve
their equilibrium; This accounts toE the
small number tnat slept IN the "blue
Eagle mat night. o. Is .a.t-..s
GEN. M'cAuGLAND 49, q NJ.
ascertained the fact that Confederate sol.
diera were moi wsnted aa oflce. .holdeTs
among The Rnnrhons and IN % order 10 nre.
serve his reputstion as q man possessing
strength and influence smong his party,
drew of the track. A "loial" Hereford
man saw ft TO use the burning OF Cham.
bersburg as an argument against him,
which 80 highly incensed the General
as 10 cause him to withdraw his name
from further consideration before the Con.
ventlon. In fact, his name did not appear
before the Convention at ALL" "Mac"
foresaw his defeat, and retired in good or.
der before setting q loot in the hall He
was mad, and 80 were his friends. Some
ol them "went In" merely to give their
support to kennA an ex.ConiederateI
and against Hereford, and II possible, TO
defeat him. The Contederates nate Here
lord. he has treated them badly; he has
called Them BY bad Names; has express
ed himself ina Wayto lead them 70 be-
lleve that they are only wanted in inc
Democratic ranks 10 do the voting and
inc oirty worn OF lne parry; tnSt o9tslde
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ni. SnoM 9etots tLa nsnu % Wno os,,. snoulu Ue up
mi,tseS Thsv s,t Win cIosed Soors Int
I am told that several Of them came near
breaking up in a row. Tho Sixth Dis
trict made their nomination for Slate Sem
otor in the shape OF %
v1,Iy,M prpDRrr ~. - u
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VINO nao spent SoVo on 3ooy u money anu
three monIas Tolk IN pscHng Ine COZ
USnsoo USnH oe tSo G n.r,. = ,naSsro etTo,t 70 @ az.
cnre the annnintment oI delegatea in his
own intereat : Afler finding that "BillV
bSd set nm the Convention on him he re.
$500 % ma, NE ronna IN M haf,ra ~
In consequence OF which William was
nominated Without opposition. .s
l dont think mat any man WI! dlspne
me when say that Bill Bnroeu Is tne
moet unpopular man ~ hsn9wha, IN
el.nea =. sIe POSnoS. ons.o i 1onid,it 20, I'm I'M
ont %To of STHI 0f[9 votes !" 0SarIeston ana val
he IA a vonn0 man Of ability and integrity.
He viii be deieated. in nv opinion, in "a
dIstrict which has fully. i 200 Of Demo
cratic msiority. '',i'I I T7-7.E1IT
TEp CONG eprss,orAr, ssu corvrnrror M rro,f I I