The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-15
,,.r.mlns Elections I'm November.

itIitel. Stranger things have hap
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..r.mlng Elections I'm November.
y. CINCINNATI Ga:ettc's well INFORMED
,.si,,tOn = correspondent telegraphs tt
'..,,s, Of yesterday that the Republi
E,r,ossional Committee have deter
Jos . vigorous fight for honest mon
4. States that are to vote in Novem'
g,le the Chairman Of the Committee,
,%,,tbe evidence that has come to the
4.e since the October election
.,,Art the Republican party is much
.,,b4nel. The TACT that the party was
~ Ohio to carry the State by u ma
.rdIO0O, when last year the Demo-
!, Minority vas nearly 5000, shows
| .sm lair presentation of financial
r.,he people agree with the Republic
:, Il the strongest Democratic candi-
a, tbe Presidency, with all the ap-
.,,. advantages Of soft-money theories
s.,.,. could make no better fight in his
: S,te than Senator Thurman did, it is
!, ,b,t the final issue must be. The
i,r,Sional Committee is now engaged
,.aius the services Of all speakers OF
,t,,Il reputation in Ohio, Indiana and
IN 10 speak in the November States.
n. committee expect gains i'll New
VI Connecticut, New Jersey, Pennsyl-
n. MARYLAND, Virginia and North Car
n ndthat the Republicans will hold
\, own in the other November States.
n sndeucy Of the campaign in these
s,stinth direction OF an uncompro-
sx,sp.ition upon the money question.
Sheoi those who ialtered upon that
usSou, together with the success in
Is, where the battle was made for
Gudunency-has removed nearly all
sshsthat any Republican had as to the
wtsu which the party shall take. The
,aar strength Of the sound money the
an Ohio shows that the backbone OF
sGnsuback movement has been broken.
!is,ar Of panic in Democratic quarters
In that their leaders begin to realize
ttn permitting the Republicans to as
n he advocacy Of sound currency,
IL bare made as grave mistake as they
4 n lslming the disloyal side in the
" .sN b.
h1est efforts will be made to carry
sun districts in South Carolina, where
iIdar that the purpose OF the Democ-
u \ 70 prevent any organized effort oil
taPublican party. After a conference
Iihe committee, it has been determin-
dSnnOunCe meetings in each county
hhs purpose Of discussing the pending
dnrsSional election. II there is any
t:rtaace or interruption OF the meet
aah! violence, casc can be made under
4 Htent letter OF Attorney General
MAS torthe intcrposition ofthe United
ma Court At these meetings there
akpesent not only Republican can
atsIOr Congress, but the United States
gnd Attorney and United States Mar
I'd b' the State, corps Of deputies,
ID the United States Commissioner.
Lany General Devens has notified his
Srrhnates that, in case OF violence, the
aisn shall be selected for trial and pun
Nztat, and that the whole power OF the
'yElnentwill illbeused to see thatpersons
slFdHch violence be brought to JUS
n Under such notice n meeting was to
asSsn held Saturday night in Sumpter
saty, South Carolina, Rainey's district,
N The committee waits with interest
aM'hattheresult Of the experiment
vi b. The Attorney General, Hale
ahs in earnest, and means to execute
sl' H indicated by his letter of 0cto.
al The purpose Of the committee and
. administration is, that when voters OF
S'a Carolina, or any other State, desire
snNap'essiOn to their political opin-
%ilnF the Democratic party, they
: ~ Permitted to do SO. On thcwhole,
=. ~ considers the political outlook for
"''ceedingly favorable. itlt.'ll