Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25


for new, vigorous and progressive
leader in the next campaign.
And who will be the next Democratic
nominee for Congress in this district ~
said YOUR correspondent
That Is q bad question to answer, y
was the reply. "Of course johnson,
Jackson and Good, and many others,
will be i'm the field, but there is no tell
inc who will win. | am opposed TO
making a change, however, when We
have a good man 70 represent US at
Washington. West Virginia is a young
State. and il We expect to have intiu-
cuce in the councils of the nation, We
must keep men OF ability and expert
CnCe in Congress. The secret OF the
success Of the New England States at
Washington is the fact that they do not
often change their Congressional dele
cations, hence they have experienced
men there UH the time, and new mem
beers go 20 them oradvice aud guidance,
and they thereby control legislation.
The South pursued tine same policy
previous 10 the war. Offices are not
made 10 he distributed rs rewards for
party service, and no mans political
ambition should be allowed 10 operate
10 the prejudice OF the State" d"
Regarding United States Senator, Mr.
Turner SAYS it was the talk while the
Legislature was in session last winter
i'm session last winter that the next
Governor should come from the First
Congressional District and the Senator
from the Third at is unfortunate, y
said NIr. Turner, "for the good OF the
state that this thing of arranging candi-
latrS from districts has commenced,
and the sooner We obliterate district
lines i'm all such matters the better"
The reporter could not suppress a
hearty amen 10 this remark.
When asked about the proposed
constitutional amendment, MIR. Turner
saws it is hard 10 forecast
It's fate at this time. Has heard
many express themselves for II
many against il. As lar as ne Is con-
crrncd he is almost willing Ia do any
thing to get rid of the County Court.
Mr.. Turner thinks the Democracy will
continue tp carry the STATE, but says
that the party nrctls Il general shaking
up me "''J'''E - w" - 81 T""
'heIe is 700 "'''T'' .' " ,''o'I ~ ~, i,'i,v
shaking up would 10 it good.
About national matters, he thinks
the issue is force on one hand freedom
ON tue "'Ier-,n "'ller "oIs'Tl "'',',,I,s .J
power anu ',sc .Itv C''o''c y. 'i'V 'O'I,
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HON. J.. NJ hENNErr'
of Weston, attending Circuit Court now
iu session here, and proceeded at once
tJ corner him tor am interview.
Mr. Bennett thinks the GrecnbacSerS
wIIl amount 10 nothing as district or
gauiZatiOn in the next campaign. lie
thinks the movement Is lead 10y reckless
politicians who succeeded IN deludlng
some honest citizens iOI ! time, but at Is
NOW i'm the decline. tt Ose who were
Greeubackers from principle will natur-
ally come into the Democratic ranks.
For Governor Lewis county wants
Souhl, uhc"u'Pr"N''a'liS De.I'o''H''
amt don care what part o' thG H'1'e i'e
comes from SO he Is the right Klhu oI
Wau.
The party IL not dissatisfied To any
damaging extent with ITS present ISau-
erS, but thinks some Oi the leaders
ought To- be sent % good Democratic
school and take a lew lessons IN Demo-
cratic principle.
Nr. Bennett thinks Lewis county IS
favorable tp the return ot Hon. Il. VII
SON to Congress IN lNNO. lie thought
tur next Us. Senator ought 10 come
from this Congressional district
lie thinks the Democracy oithG STATE
at lrIstoi his county, are Tor IiIdeh lor
iFtN'ur"t IN Io9O R9t pTyIuse g,'iIl =, an!
' ~, ,'t,'' IL. L. H., ,r;nri,le Tbay REGARD
.,I,.'' ,,o,.,iI,ot;nn nf TiIIsn as the only
means tn ri,bt the great wrongs OF 1876.
Mr. Bennett saws ne regard the princi-
rIe involved as tine same that was in
ynIyrI when Jackson was elected.
The next celebrity tackled bv your
,.,rres,,,rIept was
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hun 'A''''' NJ" ma -
otGi.mcr county, who IL mere looking
after hls interest IN an important SUIT
Mr.. Hayes says the GreenOacSers nave
no organization IN Gllmer county, anu
but few persons reside there VINO Wou'u
join lt 1t they hat. NIlmer ana CaIhouh
he saws, remain Democratic To the core
tie thinks Hon. y. \. Camden Is the
Hyorite IN his section lor Governor;
and that the people there are ,'lNpoSeu
10 support Hon. ). Is. Jackson TOT 'Hh-
grrSS Hon. J. III. Good ais" mas IeW
admirers in that region Tor the latter r, OF
flee. Mr. Hayes thinks Gllmcr anu 'ai-
houu will vote for the proposed COhSt'-
tutiuUal Amendment, although there Is
some opposition TO 1t.
LEWIS HAYWARD, ESQ,
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