The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-02

The Register, following in the wake oi
a. Cincinnati Enquirer, as is its wont,
ia. ccrency toa nonseusical sensation
,,,bs effect shat Gen. Garfield Is to be
T,bdfawu as the Republican candidate
/, President. This silly rumor ispart Of
s.desperate game that is being played by
a, Democracy OF Ohio for popular effect
s,b.t State. There Is abundant evidence
,At they have resored to this trick in
mia, to divert attention from Indiana,
which State they are really afraid Of losing
su the l9.h oil this month. The truth Is
MT there is something in the wind in re-
,.rl to English, the Democratic candidate
i,r Vice President He is the heaviest
md dsadest load that any party ever at,
sup,sd to carry in Presidential contest.
Thousands Of people in Indiana absolute
ly.huddsr a. the mention OF the mans
rlns. 10 such cold blooded shylock
Er cane 10 light in American his
bu. He is looked upon as a
monster oi heartless svatice. His victims
would Gil a large sized cemetery. Harpers'
ht HaHy has q graveyard scene in which
ths names Of his victims, as copied from
thsvourt records at Indianapolis, appear
% The headstones. The man is such q
norstsr Of cruelty and rapacity that the
Sue Democratic organ Of Indiana would
IasulOgEe his nomination when made,
kstlppenred to be greatly distressed and
narassed over his selection.
ltsno secret that English is intensely
nppuIar with the people Of both parties
hIsdanl. He has also as mean record
b Washington City as any man could
hn Snd live. He skinned his fellow
EPIo!es in the departments, when hold.
hsia Official position there many years
" by discounting their pay at
snt ltrOcious rates Of interest. He
Itoasht the blood every time. 10 this
'N, and by buying up Texas securities
a@hOt with Jesse D. Bright, Just before
Sslsumption Of lis debt by Congress, he
ssasa great deal Of money, and was thus
ElSed to go into the real estate business
indianapolis and become the champion
riiaet Of the poor man.
Asla;est news is that there are serious
hooshs on the part Of the Democratic
Ade" oil getting rid Of this rapaclous old
Estnt The Cincinnati Commercial Of
!s'sdlY has a double loaded editorial on
GESject, in which it gives currency to
a'Ptn secret in regard to him. 1t says
sElhe natural meanness of English in
ssaupaign has so impressed itself on
sQsnoeatic leaders that they are Sc.
my Considering the possibility Of de.
his aspirations. We quote as fol.
hm
'h Tilden was not nominated, the
Sasa1cy demanded a man with bar.
\ English had the barrel, and made a
A'na through some outsiders that he
Hithke care OF Indiana to the extent
~ east years income, something
s'stban 100000.
,SaE be positively refuses to do this
As's consented 10 give only 1000,
Se6it Of which he will put In before
Vs'ober election. There have been
Ss qnarels over this, and there are
Seas that English shall not receive the
seS1l vote Of his party. Many who
SAealn are kept steady in the ranks by
Ipnnlse that he shall not be elected in
yea Is the discipline OF the Democratic
ny and the meanness OF English and
Suteupt into which he has fallen,
u ts thought probable he will be
sSE aside. II the Democrats do not
M Indiana in October 1t is pretty cer-
A.. ~ NAT he will be discharged, unless he
n. ~ Pays the ninety thousand dollars due
@nmlttee for his nomination. Per-
ssVen that would not save him. It is
lie n.y., there is this purpose Of vengeance
E,.TIu Eu that not word is said about
Es,say I'm oy any Democratic speaker or
Tsnespetin Indiana, m
q; ;sTIaaPs ! is fine sense OF fear that
,s,,g ,Iea ol getting rid Of English may
| I,si,.., IS,, mat res.raius the Republicans Of
s.ssn aa IRON telling the truth about "the
Aa's man in the State"