The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-29

CamphiEn-Ne II somewhat DlSC0uFnR.
ed, but Trusts In Providence.
BALTIMORE, July 26, 1879.
Mr.. EDlrUR: I am goin about doin
good, ! hay always bin willin to sacrifice
fur, the good ov the kuntry, and last Mon
day, the 2lst, fursook the pleasure and
quietness ov mi own home in West Firgin.
ny, and started fur the NEounmentle City,
hopen to git som political and financial in.
curgement frum this Dimakratic strong.
hole. am sorry to- say l wuz disappoint.
ed. At the urgent request Of the Cheer
man ov the Dimakratic State Com.
nifty, ! hav konsented TO cum here
and solicit money for the Ohio campaign.
He said a man from West Firginny wood
have more influence with the Demockra.
cy ov Baltomore than Ohio man wood.
They were lucky il securin the services oy
mar, ov mi standin. The comnlitty said
Tilden had refused TO lend helpin hand,
and therefore they must hav money from
som other sorce or be defeated in October,
kontess that the prospect, viewed from
the West Firginny side, IL ruther gloomy,
but / always supposed 1t wuz OWN TO the
heavy fogs witch hang along the Ohio riy-
er. Baltomore, let me say, IL a great
place. had no ideeit WIZ SO big. 1t Il the
home ov Tom Swan, Col. Sellers and the
Black Crook, and ranks next to Tonyyille
in keepin good likkirs. Our party haz a
awful majority in Baltimore, and list az
soon az l got TO the depo l felt the majic
influence ov its power, and wuzincuraged.
The DemoCkracy ov this city haz bril-
lent record, and az the train pushed into
the depo l remembered with Joy the
memory ov SIGH deeds IL always inspirin),
their noble konduct in 1861, when they
fired on that Massachusetts regiment
which had the awdacity to enter Severn
State without permission. l also remem.
Der that our party in this city furnished
supplies fur the Confederacy, and that,
suppozc, Is won reason why Ben Hill
truthiully stated in the Senate that the
Democrats saved the Union. am sorrey
to say we ar very much divided in this
city. We hav 4 parties in the ieald, and |
am trubeled over the situation. The Re-
publikans (durn um) ar hopeful. Idon't
see why We kant beat UNI, wright in BALTIC.
more and every wear elce, on all the i'm.
portant ishues ov the day. l think we all
stand on the same principles, but uze dit.
erent methods. Fur instance, the Demo.
krats and Greenbackers ar all one in the.
DRY, but differ, somwhat in pracktice.
Each party sucseaded in swallerin
the other when the Ohio idee
wuz adopted, and konsekently there
IL nothing to be seen but too
tales wagin. The Demokratic ami.
mul has two tales, that IL all. But the
wust feture ov the situation in Baltomore
is that they refuze to Civ cent TO the
Ohio kampain. One promenent demo.
KRAFT said he wood not Civ his money to
help brake down the ppblick kredit by
electin Ewing! You kan tel he wuz
a bondholder. asked another distin.
guished man to help us, but he sed he
could not afford to help elect man who
wonts to ondo wat the war accomplished
He IL won oy the fu Dimakrats
who thinks Confederate BrigEdiers
ar not to be trusted with the raini
ov the Government. He scanned t
be very much dissatisfied with the
extray session ov Kongress. AL the
Democrats maid excuses wen came fo
money. Up to this time have not re
cevd a cent. My faleure here haz discur
aged me. The kondishon ov thing make
me doubtful, but charity, you no, hopetl
all things. / told Dimakrat here tina
mi only hope wus in Providence, and h,
said Providence haz not had any thing Il
do with the Demokrat purity since Andrew
Jackson died, How mean that wuZ.
vii rename here fu days yet, but mi i'm
preshlon IL that nothin kan be done in tn
way oy colleCtin. In this finanshal elneI
gency how I do long fur Unlimited money
JOSEPH SQUASH,
Collector.