The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-25


WAsnIS0roS, October Ex-senator Ben.
Hill, OF Georgia, passed through here yes.
teriay on his way home. His last attempt
to effect a reconciliation between the Kel-
ly and Robinson factions in New York
proved as unsuccessful as the first Mr..
Hill is understood to feel quite despondent
ct tho prospects for his party in New York,
and regards It's defeat at the approaching
election as q foregone conclusion. He did
not speak In complimentary terms Of the
New York politicians who compose the
boiling element, and Is reporte d To have
declared that more selfish and unprinci.
pied set Of men ho never saw. To them
tho destruction OF the Democratic party Is
q matter oil perfect Indifference so long as
they can control q good share OF the mnni.
cipal government OF New York City. They
were a species Of political bandits and out.
laws.
1t Is evident from these utterances and
the bitter hatred with which the Southern
and Western Democrats now regard John
Kelly and his gang that all hopes Of per.
suAding him TO withdraw as 4 candidate
for Governor have been abandoned, and
despite tho promises Of Mr.. Tildens
friends that New York Is "all right" and
that the old gentletnan's still.hInI tactics
will surely yield good fruit on election
day, tho Democrats here appear 10 have
made up their minds that another disaster
Is In store for them next month, as great
ifnot greater, than that in Ohio last week.
CoIorcd Men who Think Indiana Better
Field Than Kansas.
WAsuINoToN, October 29.-Two colored
men arrived from Indiana to-day, who left
their homes In North Carolina short time
ago en- route for Kansas, whittier they
werc sent by a community Of 200 Of their
race to examine the country, and, II pos.
siblc, to secure settlement in some local.
ity where they could obtain employment,
The two men say that when they reached
Indiana they received such tempting ofIers
from several parties to furnish work 10 Inv
entire number that they concluded 10 nc,
cept. They are now returning 10 North
Carolina TO bring their people 70 their ia,
ture domiclles. The men, who are unuSt,.
ally intelligent, think that Indiana offer,
many advantages to colored emivrants
and Ilthose who are about TO Betiie thsr,
thrive and prosper, as they probably win
several thousands Of colored peonia froT
both North and South Carolina viii surei,
follow.
PreaIdent's Sentiments.
WASHINGTON, October 23.-Slnce his re
turn from Ohio the President has spokel
very enthusiastically Of his qualification q
the Ohio victory to every one who ha
broached the subject. He cast his vot
for Foster and the straight Ropublica,
ticket In the precinct in which his hous
in Fremont Is situated.
The President expresses bis confidenc
i. that New York, Pennsylvania and WI
i. Consin will 90 Republican, and thlnks Ii
result In Ohio viii DO worth thouSands /
votes 70 the Republicans In these State
I which, until week ago, the Democrat
: had the courage 70, claim.
Voters In the departments at wRShiul
ton receive every encouragement from Ii
Administration 10 70 home 70 vote, n
celylng the ten days election leave
which has been customary for man
2 years, HRli.lAre tickets have been arrange
!. for on all the railroads leading out
{, Washington.