The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-30
AN INTERESTING CONVERSA-
TION.
Carl ScIlurz interviewed at MA.
rictta.

rictta.
(ParkerbUrs State Journal
Upon the occasion OF General Schurx.
meeting at Marietta our reporter took The
opportunity to interview him concerning
political and other matters that are nov
claiming prominence before the public
We give below the interview as il oc.
Cured: 1s..s..
Reporter-General, have you any oh
iections to stating your views, for publica
tion, upon few certain matters OF public
interest?
Gen. Schurz-None whatever, sir, ex.
cept very great fatigue at the present
time; but few moments chat will afford
me qualification, especially with a Re
publican from West Va, where, in.
agine, tho enemy assumes about the same
shape and form that he does in my own
State, Missouri. To be good Democrat
and in course OF advancement in Mis-
souri,, Il man must oil necessity be rebel
and judging from the geographical posi-
tion OF your State and the circumstances
that attended its origin, | should say thai
;",o @ viii yom
RenwSiy out of tbe eight candidates
on onr % Dsmocratic Stnte ticket nre rradu.
n o,oS ~ from tLe Comfajsrs,e army 4 ITpion
Democrat stands n poor chance in West
Virginia.
oo "Ya",. w" No % "rimo"i,iss IN N crafty nor M,
T.I S;,;oai oIi;orcea IL ,o ocromNlish / ocknowI.
nS"o st tsaI,v e' ~ nv ~ noI;,icni org,nila,;on
@ orS CuI ;nnch " IN Condemn apJ mmch ia
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s;tbar narty nnJ meet the npproyal OF
nv @ cors";e1ce 7 onnosc Mr I'iIJcn bc.
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tlates 10 :t'a. ""o WI SIn ous ~, -,
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meas % pT HPUm unon ,vh;Io b a"sn "Ot
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;a If ~ ptto tson, uo,5r;o,'S t'
''I3sst Psn Ganora, y r 7 Soo ,SHt tho Demo.
netP'mie"e'"' ;,.ri.,;nn G nv ,Lo G ronor,
cEat'S pres GI,nJias "is Chn;Tn'Sr % Of ,Le Ta
,;"M,I u' IL Ro""hI;c.n CHmm;ttac bas do.
s,UmJ, s,ondaj vor,r rst;romoUt from he canvas.
~ Io nS;0 o"' e'' = '''' ' ~'' '''
!" Con- S hovs ssor ronorts NJ that kind
,,r, sI tLor ara % faI.o vas nevsr inter,
t".od "s 'nt VIII % hv @ Mr cbardIsr or snv body
niae ,IaeN Nh NJ n:r, n tb;S nony,S ia en,;rei,
voInr,ory I 7 enlisted in The cnmnaigI
.o.s " a1% ~ hnrEio a oSa.ta ~ 10 tbo ncr"m >.
i;sSmen, H. S" ~ thrse ;nnortont @ n oSiocts Ist
tbs establishment of nm honest currency
SJ The ;nanunrntion of n correct and
ofHc;ent civil Service. and "a IN imrros.
and cntorce nnon tbo minds of the neo.
nle the great danger tbat links behind IN,
sso,;J South y %solid Sopth y miles,
mot % NV n soI;d NortS means coniusion
anarchy and anothcr revolution The
leaders Of Ire souih ore as lirmly deter,
mined ~ eniorce tho nnvment 3f the;,
cI,ima which omonnt r. many bnndrei
millions oi Jollars as thew wcre dctermjn
oJ hsI"ro The wnr N nsrnetnois and ey
tSnJ Tho svs,cm NJ sISvery! md Thai norty
Shicb ia I'f,CJ into nowsr Inv ;ts in0renc'
vii hs co,Snelled ~ heed ia demands
RenNT soc that ynnr brotber.in.law
M 3ms,en who wss oncc n Renublicon
!" a. now oJv0c,t;r% tbe sIsction of TilISn
GenwYcs H. acted rsSbly Ie ha,
been a liberal Tor several wears like
thonsonds nj other RsnnbIicans When
TiIJsn waS frat nominated he made 4,
lean in the dark Instead Of taking time
IN rons;Jsr he acted nnon imnnlsc npf
rushed blindlv into the fray md like !
hind man tnrneJ mn op the wrong sidC
ON The s;de that in opposed 10 ever
sentiment and CONVICTION Of his heart
mi bis henri ia moi in bis work and I mn
satisfied that be wo,lld Get himself out d
bis nresent nosition II he conld with con
sistency and honor
RenECienernl Won have been over The
promnd nrettv'thorouphIv and have Voot
onnortrnities Of iudSinE: what are SouI
imnressions as IL The October and No
yember elections?
Gen,-If The election had occurred the
next week after the 81. Louis Convention
Tilden would have been elected by alarge
majority. One OF those great political
revulsions that no philosophy can cor
rectly estimate its cause, would have
swept him into the White House over
whelmingly. But the American people
are reading and thinking people. They
are quite apt to correctly estimate thC