Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-14
CAPITAL TOPICS.
-, ,rlcu RUMORS AND SPECULA-
TONS.
,g.,wiu the Democrats Do Now 2-The
Double Standard Of Value-Se-
dOus Illness Of eS-Minis-
ter SChenck.



WASHINGTON, May IA leading
,..,,.rlt tonight sums up the position
u,ys. thus. said he: For two
iIsvrs was somewhat alarmed Al
r.rs and coquetted with the Demo
-. I'm order 10 induce them not to as
r- Ry so doing he lost caste with
I Evi4rl his own party. Now that
%ss's that his official tenure Is sure
%Es.+4rs to yet back in the party from
-,.+b he had strayed, and is willing to
'.,,sry extremity 10 be welcomed 10
.wambrrshipin good standing. Again,
.ur,ed by his party to thus arbl'
lily uSP the veto pOwer-nOt because
s.. conscience cOmpelS rim 10 do II,
r-. because the party demand IL of him
s.a necessity % present united front
a- the 1880 campaign.
rrp votes i'm the House Indicate that
.ts rgrtv i'm the House Is disposed 10 ac-
lr-fhr ga.e 0i battle which the PreSi-
a.. has thrown down, and see il he can
G.a-rrisnrI with enough backbone to
I'm the Departments and 20 with
,-- hi, own salary. The resolution
r.s.r Fernando Wood introduced, set
s-,fae time Of final adjournment this
-,,-,F. is admitted % mean the attach
--.r. If the Iadd Bill 10 the Army Bill,
.r. uls,a-r of the Legislative Bill with
F.. Hers. and am adjournment sine dc,
a.r.rr ,lr President 90 sign the bills or
,-v r.e appropriations, as he sees mt.
/. ..murr probable that the Senate plan
.,.T~..I above will be adopted, but no
rr~ cam tell the end vet.
General Ewing said to-day that II the
r-s..rf Congress did not give the Presl-
gsr-a chance tO veto q free silver COIN
a., hr. and also a bill % substitute
Nwarr. bank notes with Treasury
-..a,. DE iii not think the Ohio Green
mixers could Dee induced 20 form a co.
sr-.nr with the Democrats, and that
r..E.rt such coalition Democratic sue
r4.. I'm that State was seriously JeOpar
ErL He Is iu favor Of Congress tax
.r, sr.h a step, and will work IN Ses-
,rr aui out of session TO secure such
ar,a..nu. There is but little talk now
.sr.a political situation in Ohio. Both
.I, I'M. waiting. The movement 20
rIr.. Nc>wcgucy 20 become a candi-
.a.a u, the hearty cooperation Of SEN
Er- Tlumlu'S friends, il not of the
>r..- himself
What the Democrats Will Do.
WASHINGTON. May l3.-It was an
rrr.eI. tl-day, 10y parties supposed
rHe we'll informed as 20 the move
u r., .the Democratic members of the
Hg,a. .hJ, there would be caucus of
..I..u- Advisory Committee held this
r..u.u--u determine what course was
m-- practicable % be pursued on the
" u prevent military interference
90 elections. recently vetoed by the
P-,..agr Upon inquiry, however, a
u.l.-~ ut the committee stated, to-
night. that the aiyiSabiiity O{ holding
,l.u meeting had been discussed, but
ut .- was tlu general sentiment OF the
member, ut the committee that 10 was
unnecessary for them % take any action
a. .I, time. there being no need for
l,.v ..>ru>.. u. the measure.
Double Standard Of Value.
Ns,rN.r.S. Nav l3.-At tn, Cabi-
r- urrt.a. to-day the subject of a
.G.- standard was discussed. Ii was
. ar,r.aI that Secretary Evarts would
-."..u jurisprudence with the foreign
,r.-u.ur~. .uukiu- to fresh negOtia-
-.a, .rr.u ~I1p,i1uo of a double stand