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

."t.t .AA.tANttM .lt- cH...t at Nti' lplatlNttt
r-h,s from other parts OF the State, amt
feeling that Ciarasluy aud vicinity ,an
ras, 70 We were disposed % 30 soI of
r.rg Individuals who have earned a
v -I.s rived distinction and regarding
.er opinions as worthy of publication,
r.r- rprr. spondcnt armed dhimsolfwith
a sheet OF paper and lead pencil and
.,g-t .. out o. fuI victims To bc inter
...v.L. About the first man ws sue
r..GrI .u ,rrucriuE, was
CALEB UoGDE>S, ESQ.
H.rSu NOT much given to politics, and
f.....UrG t1 L.s profession, Uud It's dr-
,..rE, urru l.u seen. to absorb all his
,|r. .s.r..-e observer ui current .
events however and knowing that tact
We interrupted u.- HrrI making long
enough tu c.r hi, views ot the political F.
situation. Nlg En--ssS SAYS me- has .
-.,n uuth.u- tH r.a-..' u 'Gv course pur- .
~r. rv l.. .'......" w-urltE u .
CY..ry-~. gur.r .,.r. '1 limit the |.
rl1.r- t.. Iru>.ra, lu tire use pi .
fl..r.. ., cuwweu.un.r, amt Com .
.-r..., au-Et tD hr sustained IN this mat /.
r.-rr every lover ut liberty amt his .
rsrr.ry. The liberal u~. ut tine veto
power hv HAYES amt bis party, Nr. Boz
-r>S thinks has damaged Jur Republic
r.lu- 'Ilgrr can De up doubt, >Jli
Mr. B0--ySs, "nu, Congress has the
right to limit appropriations and while
some may object to the mode hy which
Congress has been seeking tu get rit
ut obnoxious and tyrJnu,cI, legislation,
See. 10 Is q common WgtGut and
.-e that has been rySprted tu by ALL par
tics and made common hy the very
party chat uuw complain of it, Mr.
ErtrpS- ragnl~ the uslSUu assigned bv
I..vrs Tor yyfutug ta~ appropriation
bills Nrgy tu~y InI I- utterly with
uI. foundation .r1m "a .r-.0 standpoint
.r amy other.
When questioned about Jhc proposed
a.r.r. .iu.ut tu tine state Constitution,
49, Ga--,.-s sail hr hail heaul buy Iirtlr
-..la.uutu 10. What little hc hai hrJrl
.n t.r -uli.y, was against %. and he
hal ag impression that IL would not pre-
N... u .U,. polls. lie thinks officers
should not Dee voted Tor no the same
time % new constitution or a CpuS,itu-
tluG meuIwgu. IS ~UuultJs, tJ tHc
people. Iu urt, Judicial election
should newer Dee hu,i 40 tNe -Jo.c tune a
political election Is heidi "Ih" excite f.
m.a- of q puiitirJ. campaign units men .
tr rut.. calmly .ud without prejudice .
ar.l.ciJl officers.
W..a We inquired ai Nr Bag-y~ re- .
el-U.. tur status ut the puUugt, parties .
u this state he ,Jii fsr only thing in
OH. WAY ui tine Democratic party Is
Ola. nrt that 30 has been too
Sfraus. ami fhc result lS that that us-
grar ui care has not been exercised that
would have been hazel It's strength not
been So great. Tie regards the t,rCCu-
bark movement as iU the decline, and
thinks DO has seen .t- best days Tie
thinks the Democracy shtu.t Hc careful
tI secure better management than they
have hIi lu tur party, Iul hlS no doubt
ui their ability tp carry the State IN 1850 .
bv tae usual majority.
Mr. Brrg.-s has % poor opinion oi the /
at. legislature, amt re-etrIS the ligiS,I- .
t.1u rt the state J- being ina very crude .
aui unsatisfactory condition.
E.aulur ,gu..,afr~ Gt the coming .
election Doe stated h. 8.I uuf know T.
enough of the iu, guI outs ., politics to T.
yiyr any opinion. o., thinks the State
D. tlr Juie Thurman for President 1, .
migut however, De- Tor I.Iyu iu orlrr /
o. PROPERLY right the grra, WRONG ui .
1876 Mr. EUgc.ss thinks, however, F.
that Thurman is the strongest candidate .
lur the Presidency the Democrat, could .
nominate.
We next looked up
HON. @. d. CAMDEN.
We found the Judgc i'm COOL health I
AMI spirit Tie expressed reluctance /
tJ appear iu print, and said q there WIS |
mo- other reason hc ought to Dee excused !
because of the fact that recently Dee uUs I
NOT nat much opportunity tn inform /
himself about the feelings ui ,un people /
un political subjects. When We com
maucrd tu question him he expressed .
himself with his usual force and clear .
Ness.
IuI.., Camden thinks 70 t1o soon %
commence agitJtiug the political waters.
a.. Is decidedly ut opinion that the I
Democrats iu Congress are right Iu prlu- .
riuIr. and thinks now that they have
commenced the struggle Tor cunSutu- .
uruaI liberty they should not back down f.
or Weld a single principle,
When We referred to the campaign To }
h. fought tu 1851 and inquired about I.
the irylu- uu tine subject ot candidates, .
the JuJl. -alJ bee thought lit I
tlr attention hJJ been given .
the subject, and 10 Is hard .
o. tell who is the l,yori,n Tor Governor .
ar auv other ufliyr. Hr expressed him- T.
self as opposed tu ~.HtU-mJSu.. aud .
s.iI the great object u, tHr Democratic I.
plrtv should be- tu ascertain who the .
urlplr want Tor the different uiicrs uud /
tlru maSrit nominations Jrcvrtuglv. .
thinks there should bv a united Ci- .
fort ON the part of the Democratic party
hut as q NJt,uu1, and a state urcunllu-
t.Du tp make safe the great principles
Tor which 10 has always coUtcutrI, aud
DO should guard against defeat 10y dlvlS-
ions and preferences iur men.
judge Camden thinks G,lcu will
probably De- nominated hy the lcWuc-
racv Tor President next year. lie says
he might prefer others t1 Him. but hc
rrgarl, him as an able statesman aud
thinks tt likely that hc will br regarded
us the most available candidate.
HOS. E NJ. TURNER
was found iu his law office surrounded
by law books and papers, and apparent
~ obIiyious to all things but chJUrrry
causes, special pleas. etc. When Your
correspondent ynmu.r,y., tu probe hum
uu things political hr jji not nrsitatctp
express himself freely, although ur
b.ushgd little when wr tu,l hin, % WAS
tH 20 into print
Mr. Turner thinks thn GrryuhThcrS
Will have ticket iu the HrI ut the
next state election. lie regards the l>-
sl.- e..~u.l bv the GrecuhJckerSa> Is dead
ISSUES. lie thinks the party is male up
u. persons who have ujlrd and those
$500. 'rr. dissatisfied with the two old
...r.-. los strongest element II the
.aaruy men. The movement Is a pro-
Test against the oil parties. The leaders /
u.lt don't know what they want and /
cannot furnish q remedy Tor the things 4.
they complain. Thinks the Green i
bakers have mo- show for success in the /
coming campaign.
When asked what he thought of the /
Present management of the Democratic