The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-24

sinuate that Eugene, Hale int really,
quite SO sorry, Is he lets on tobe.
Out Of the so New England votes
Blaine had Just 80 on the final decisive
ballot. Not much sectional "soiidity
about that.
1.-THE Democratic brethren cannot win,
this year, they niay as well put up the
shutters. II has very smuohathe' look'of
being case Of now or never. !. -
It is an interesting speculative qusa-
ton whether the resultwould have been
the same II Mr., Blaine had done his own
managing-Butlcr fashioi-at Cincin.
natl.
The Pennsylvania delegates tOSt. Louis
are all at sea-don't know what they are
going to do when they get out there or
whom they are goipgto vote for. Penn
sylvania isn't showing of prettily, this
year. o.. ..i e',s !
Senator Schurz lectursd at EAston, Pa,
Tuesday evening, rand was afterward
serenaded by his German friends, but De.
clined to say anthing about politics. 2
A Massachusetts delegate who voted
for Blaine on every ballot says, every
member Of the delegation but one, was
ready to vote for BristoW, should It be
made to appear that he could be nom
mated. ~
The Philadelphia organ Of the 9. VA,
which is the secret organization Of
Americans opposed,lto the Irish and
Catholic influences, heartily ratifes the
Hayes and'Wheeler nominations, and
says. the order Will vote fS3rF them: This
win help considerably, 4 Il isn't made
50 sharply apparent aste eject the for
eign vote. In .rn.5 .iw,I an.
Ethan Allen says his Liberal Republic
can party will endorse Hayes. ''e' 2'-.
Down in Connecticut they are thinking
good deal Of the poSsibility,of the st.
Louis Lightning striking GOV. .Ingersoll.
Mr.. Morrills appointment makes the
changes in Gen Granes cabinet number
%, total never before approached. . "s
Colfax, Cameron, Gov. warmoth and
Stanley Matthews are among TIE people
who have written eonsratulatory letters
to Coy. Hayes. The brethren have fallen
into line nobly-black and white and
mixed, all With equal heartiness. .s
The New York Tribune intimaies that,
il the Democrats would nominate Hlden,
It would support him., and the World
snappishly retorts that such alliance
won't do Mr.. Tilden any good, There
doesn't seem to be room in New York
and the Democratic party for both the
Tribune and the World. q 4rs ita.f ~
Some of Mr.. Wheeler's congressional
votes: He voted against putting tea and
coffee on the free list, March, 1871; in
favor Of reducing the tariff on certain
articles 10 per centum, May 8, 1872 in
favor OF removing the duty from coal
and salt, February, 1879; but he also voted
in favor Of the Immigrant to the Pacific
railroad. March, 1871; in fayon Of reso-
luton reducing the appropriation for the
civil service reform commission from
$4,000 to $4,000, April, 1872; against
Mr.. Wizards ciyil.service reform bill,
iprbidding members OF Congress to in
terfere in any way with government APP
poiutments,e April, 1872. On the other
hand, he voted against the salary grab
act. -.--t .l.0
personal magnetism"-I hate that
word. All this talk OF personal
magnetism is 50 much bosh. II a man
produces effects, it's because he has brains
in bis head and knows how to use them,
not because he has an extra furnace in
his body. Mr.. Blaine has developed .
surprising degree and amount Of power.
but it's in his brains, not in his body. He
will do all in his power to make The tick
ct success. lie ought to be in the cab
met, and not go to the Senate. The Sem
ate is well enough for old men, but Blaine
has Gfuture which ought not to be rusted
in the Senate. lie either should have a
place in the cabinet, or go back to the
House rs the leader. He'll make his
mark long time yet.--[Henry Ward
Beecher. -, .,t...