The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-08
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per, contains a couple Of editorials from
Walkers pen that SAVIOR OF active hos
tilities on the part Of that gentleman to-
wards number Of Democratic brethren
who were instrumental in accomplishing
the overthrow Of his Senatorial pros
poets. He is especially down on Judge
Camden, who at one time came within a
few votes Of receiving tho Senatorial
nomination. He speaks Of the Judge as
as an. illiterate sort Of q Legislator, who
has brought ridiculG upon our State Leg
stature in the estimation Of people who
"like to see little readable English and
little common sense on the pages Of our
statute books" He wants 1t understood
that he proposes hereafter to antagonize
such Democrats rs the Judge, and
likewise such as sherrard, Of Hardy
county, and Chapman Stewart, Of Dodd-
ridge, and "others Of that stamp"
(meaning, we suppose, parties like Good
and Mason) all Of whom he proposes to
"hold responsible hereafter" This he
proposes to do even Mt the risk Of offend
ing Bill Cooper Of the Fairmont Ender,
who, 1t seems, lately yenturod to express
the opinion that it was "bad taste" on the
partOf Walker Ioproposo to settle here
after with those gentlemen who disor-
ganized the Democratic Senatorial caucus
and with those who robbed tho Third
District Of the Capital" The course Of
all such men he ,lcnounces as "anti-Dem-
Ocratic and politically dishonest" They
have "neyCr been Democrats" They haVe
"not been faithful to any party only so
long Us they could control IT," 1t seems
that Judge Camden "tried to drive every
Democratic legislative ticket in the State
out Of tho field in 1860, in favor Of the
"Lct.up" Republicans, and because he
couldn't have his way joined his fortunes
to the INrELLIuENcER crew." We con-
slider this u pretty rough remark on the
"INrELLIoENcER crew." tits really about
the unkindest remark that Walker ever
made about us, to talk Of old Gid being
"joined" with us. II was with Horace
Greeley, not US, that he was COINED"
(arm.in.arm) at the Clarksburg fair in
1870.
Walker gave Bill Cooper to understand
that no sickly sontimcntalism will deter
him from getting even with these un-
worthy Democrats. He wants William
to understand that the removal Of the
Capital twas an net Of high.handed rob-
berry, perprctrated by combination Of
Democrats and Republicans against the
only reliable Democratic part Of the
State, and the Third District proposes to
hold the perpetrators responsible
In Tuesdays Courier Walker foreshad-
owed very distintly his programme for
the future as regards certain parties
whom We have named above. Here arc
his remarks upon several Of them:
ut Is understood that among those who
were most active In the effort to brenk
the Senatorial CAUCUS Of the Legislature,
are several who IRE anxious 10 adorn the
next State ticket. THIS Is delightful TO
contemplate. Hans Good will materia.
lie beautifully lunder seal ping knife, and
the 'tirrcsponsibility Of drunkenness
which he sets up as M excuse for his
general meaness wont save u hair Ot his
head. Chap Stewards auburn locks will
bo q lovely "ornament for the mantel.
piece Of some Sd district wigwam like.
iy Uncle Tom Ferrell will capture that
prize to be used as an Improvement on
the Roahe county scare.crOw. Chap Ia
Uncle Toms meat on tho first opportuni-
", that's settled thing. MasOn's top.
knot wont peel we'll. There isn't enough OF
iLabove the eyes 10 allow for artistic,pr
tice and the only feasible plan would seem
to be 10 take the entire head, and utilize II
as pot.metal. II correct taste could name
the style Of pot, this suggestion would
work to perfection"
II seems that forotaste Of the coming
vengeance Of the Third District was given
before the adjournment otthe Legislature.
We quote as follows from an editorial
headed "wrongs and the Remedy:
"Depcw, Chapman, Montgomery, Dix,
Reynolds and The balance Of the Third
District delegation struck the key note Of
future campaigns when they so brayely
applied the knife 10 the fat pet allowances
Of tho general appropriation bill, last
Thursday night When they had COM
pleled their wholesale slaughter, they
stood higher In the estimation Of the men
Upon whom they had fetaliated than eyer
before. Let the satne kind Of remedies
be heroically applied in the future, both
as 10 measures and candidates II gentle.
men would have equity let them do
equity. II we can't have peace, lot tis
mako the war two.sldeU, and 80 far a. our
aide Is concerned, hot and nierCiless.
Hereafter let the people Of the Third Dis
ttiet take care Of themselves. Gentle.
men Of the First and Second, get along
without US II you can"
Those who desire more satisfactory
explanation than.we have given as to the
motive Of 'ahimus that Is aCtuatins Mr..
Walker In these bloodthirsLy remarks,
will find II In the following extract from
his pen In regard to the Senatorial clcc.
tton. II shows exactly where the shoe
ptnches: E,rsr
"th the election Of United States Sen.
ator, these uppor districts we're equally
regardless Of the wishes Of the Third dis.
trict, from which they conCeded the Sen.
ator should come. They came Into our
midst and selected an able, aniable, dis
tinguishetl gentleman, who will serve the
State with fidelity and credit But when
they remind us II this "by way Of con.
ISOLATION" for the outtageS inflicted by
them We are bound 10 say that one Of the
gtossest aITrUnts which they put upon the
district vas 10 concede her the Senator,
and then by bolting tie caucus to swindlc
her out Of her original choice. More
than this-had they consulted political
proprlety by permitting the district TO