Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-23
STATE POLITICS.
OPINION or TWO SECOND DISTRICT
STATESMEN.
Via, the Late Chairman Of the Republican
State Executive Committee Thinks
Views Of a Peni;entiay d.
rectOr-NO party 0rgani-
Il,iOn IN this State.
rgE NATIONAL CONVENTIONS WILL
FIX THINGS.

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IN .ai' hN"'o'I % tue N@U'>'A'.' nave
yrtas ougd q good deal OF talk and given
., ;r.r,,us 10 the interest in the politics
s.. ,sLe IN. lfb,rfv of ssrl-
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ha with Iromn,nt gentlemen oil this
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am u high standing ami a gentleman ut
rrTr, rrfrri,rur. | sought him
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S.tUJ,.'H "' I.'' p"''''N III '"'N N''1e
ami the prospective action of each.
.WEat Is the condition of the orgaui-
..f y... ,..r;ti,,r ,,,r,i,. IN this
state, Mr. Mason. / aSNt"'
"l, either "' iur l'ruv> mas S,'F or
clu.t.uu, AuEHlhS.L N1l'' WI Mason
% dom know 10. MY impression Il
tina. neither inc hvPNoutlh nor reno
,-U.. party has the N,lsh'eSt approach
@. gu ur-JuLIuou iu inns stale. Inc
Ll-, arr a.l down amt the sheep are
s.rluu- INTO ~Uch pastures aN thclr
tastes incline them %.
You mention the Republican and
Democratic parties, Mr.. Mason, but
omit the GrvruhIyk party. How Is
,r.,a"
-Err YOUR rarlDn. sir. but / had for
..rra the existence of such a party i'm
-r.. STATE. We are without that luxury
.r r.yla~,ountv. and i'm fact the Second
.r.,~i.naI District seems % have To
.-~r.'e a.uu. without much of a Third
F.rr urrulEgti0u ui any kind.
.T..r y.u think the fight next year
nil n.. between the two old parties i'm
W.-r Nrr.uiaE
.IuIuul,gjIy. sir; with the chances
u .r.rut Republican success
.t.r t.r don't tr, mr. How do
.N-... ,,,. Ery. I'M this state .l5.OOO
.-... ...urrl EruubFrau voters out Of
... .uHu yYf,.- IfhrIv ta h, east next
....r T.f. r.a .uIrrliI nucleus. and IL
.-.~.EI uur.-harriug the drill few
months urggu.zatiUu will give 10. That
.....- rr .UUU voters to the opposition
u.. rthy Democracy, mind YOU. This
.r..-frru is composed Oi the most
U...ougruyous mass of Wild animals
w-ulb'y- -Gguutiyylv speaking, of
r.u-- There are old sccr~SIJui>ts,
..I Union meu-who became sore
I..luI when they failed % get office I'm
fI. Union party 40 the close ut 'Ic war
AMI Grrmaus uul Irish AMI bitter
KuIv-Nuthm-s, oid Wings and old
Democrats, GrccuhJckcrs, and Hard
Money men, Bankers and Anti-Bankcrs,
CtuItl.ISt~ amt Labor LeIgucrS, and
Well the heads and tails, and Odjs ami
ra Is of every possible party 0nj faction
ever known tu American politics. And
This parity. ~D malg ur, l~ about Us har-
n..n.ru~ g- the historical ieilucS Of the
.Nu ut Kilkenny
Well. uuw, yUu are giving me real
n.t.. ami my curiosity l. excited Bc
-.l enough tr gu.I-htru mr as to who
....' -rmy Ui these principal factions
AMI what arr the objects ahmed at by
.u..
.Ua. tua. would be long
H.r. and, besides, would
... fu naming persons, which
.ur.ru.t doing 40 this time. But
H.r have said every IntCllig mo
politician .u the state recognizes as the
..r AuI they all know the Jcalouslrs,
..r.-ugru.u--, and the h1ck-Oitng gO-
...u loo that happy family.
lauu. Won Republicans propose to
utilize -Hme ui these warning factions oil
.. Democracy .n aiding YOU 20 power,
-.N. year,.
m..ubtci.y we viii he able
Fl. .H -r As i Sald, the bars are
...-. Tn. uartv Is am uuoHicered,
.u.r.ng.I. uuharmonious mass OF
rr-.rr-. amt We arr in condi-
-.u ta pirS Up good many OF
-.rus auI i,r The dissatisfied are
always murr ready t' N,d am open aud an.
"r.E. enemy Than t'r2-npei'ir win
....r" bitter rivals "'i.,iN 'he'' ID" "
purity.
n'. Nr Mason, YOU are aware 'l'"'
... .-' legislature neither tine DEM
.u urr Republican party had much
..... Do was well understood