The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-19

West n few days ago fell in with Geper,
Garfield, Of Ohio, on tlletcars5 and, had
mnrand interesting conversation with Lii
an the leading topics Of the day. 1t wa
ira before the elections, and the CONVEX
.,,ion naturally turned upon tho probabl
nature OF the popular verdict on the 5tl
Gn, Garfield approximated the result, a
Il Afterwards turned out, TO degree tina
showed he could scent victory in the al
with more than ordinary accuracy 8 II,
b,l been speaking in New York State
and hs! returned home with the impress
sion that tho craze in regard to initiation
had spent itself, and that a very decided
reaction had set in. Under the light o
,be exposures poured upon ''llat money!
the people had recolled fromthe idea loi
embracing that deadly heresys and for days
preyious to the election had been swelling
,be nnks Of "honest men and honest
money" by tens Of thousands. 81 think
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des upon revolution. The whole OF Eu-
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ontbnHt. But while they ropress it they
atforl the grievance on which revolution
gows and spreads, aud becomes more and
more irresistible for the final reckoning
ltsbelieved bymany ofthe most sagacious
minds that the day ii upheayal is not far
off,"
But this is not dll'' said General Gar.
field, that my New York traveller said to
me-" at is believed in Europe that one
Of those great historic movements OF the
Nonyolan race that in the remote past
have dispersed their peoples into less
densely populated countries than their
own is now preparing, For instance, the
Russians in pressing recently, upon the
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