The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-23
THE CAMPAIGN IN WEST vIk-
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kAhAWHA.
A prominent gentleman in Charleston,
Ksnswha county, writes under date OF
August 18th:
"Everything is o. X down here, and
we will give the largest Democratic
msjority ever given by our District.
Redmond, a son-in-law OF John Hall OF
Mason county, has been nominated by
the Republicans for Congress, in this
District. Kenns's majority will be at
least seven thousand"
wETzEL.
4 leading citizen of Wetzsl county
writing from New Martinsville under
date of August 7th, says:
81 Am most happy to inform you that
our Convention on Saturday was entirely
harmonious, and contrary to the desires
OF our Radical friends and some few sore
head Democrats, there never has been
better united party in Wetzel than the
Democracy to-day are. The most san
guine amongst US were surprised to see
how completely the disorganizers had
whipped themselves at the Forks OF
the creek two weeks ago; and l ana
satisfied that it will eventuste to the
good of the party in srousing the sub
stantial Democrats to the fact that they
must all put their shoulders to the wheel
and crush out fsctious opposition to or
ganizstion and success. Old Wetzel will
be good for larger Democratic majority
than she has ever before given. Mark
the prediction"
poDDRIDGE.
A gentleman at West Union, Dodd-
ridge county, under date Of August 2lst
says:
1--WE have organized a strong Tilden
and Hendricks club at this place, and it
contains many good and active members.
We hope to do some effective work in
this campaign"
From Keyser, Mineral county, August
18th, letter informs us that
I'VE have organized in this town
Tilden and Hendricks reform club. Our
friends are all alive and the work OF
organization throughout this Senatorial
district is we'll advanced. You will have
good account of US at the polls"
HAMPSHIRE.
A correspondent at Romney informs
us that
"The party was never better united nor
more enthusiastic than it is at this time.
You may safely draw upon US for six
hundred msjority for Tilden and Reform
many of our friends say one thousand.
Old Hampshire will do her whole duty
JEFFERSON.
A gentleman writing on business from
Charlestown says:
"The Democratic party in this county
is in splendid trim and fine humor. Our
majority will reach one thousand"
BERKELEY
From Martinsburg, letter informs us
that
"The Democrats have placed an excel
lent ticket in the field, aud are sure to
elect it from 200 to $50 msjority. Our
organization is rapidly being most thor
oughly perfected"
JACKSON.
Under date of the 18th, we haye let.
ter from Jackson e. H.:
1.-THE feeling here is as good AS could
be desired; and our friends are very en-
thusiastic. The nomination of Bob
Brown on the Radical ticket will not md
them or hurt us here"
MASON.
From Pt. Pleasant gentleman writes,
letter dated August 18th:
"Our County Convention was the
largest ever held IN the county, and
everything passed off well. The Demo.
Gratis are aroused 10 high pitch OF en-
thusissm and are thoroughly united.
We have good ticket and will elect 1t
overwhelmingly"
"Our ticket is strong and popular, and
our msjorities will range from 10 70
200. Tildan's msjority will reach the
latter figure"
A letter from Weston under date Of
August 10th, says:
Things look we'll throughout this re-
gion. Our nominees, both State and
National, are regarded as strong, and the
vote cast for them this fail in Lewis and
adjoining counties will be larger than
that ever before cast for any ticket"
MARSHALL.
A friend writes:
The Democrats are especially pleased
with the Radical nominations in this
county. They will not only not all be
elected themselves, but they will reduce
the Radical majority on the general
ticket"