The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-10

majority than in 1872. He has that power
full ally that always walked inviSibly by
his side, Business Necessity. 1t OF least
Is not afraid Of q third term. II 10 in
favor Of as many terms as will continue
prosperity l # II
Reporter-"But how about the German
Yote2H a
Gath-'The Germans do not aspire TO
be aliens in this nation, as they would
soon appear voting in mass, like negroes
or Irish. They are lovers Of freedom, but
also Of victory. II they see Grant prob. |
able to be elected they will vote for him.
II they see their interests likely to lie in
his election, they will not stand on
dogmas. remember that In 1854, when
lived in Germany awhile, Bismarck was
execrated by his nation. But as soon as
he beat the Austrians they like him, and
when he beat the French they adoIed
him. cannot see the least antipathY be-
tween Grant and the Germans, except IN
the case Of Gen. Schurz. He has been
given high, place by Republican Ad'
ministration for four years, and think ne
would be q fool TO lose what he needs
,,n.t- Ihn ,anutatinn FIR RtahilitV-bV
1a aSst.ns i na.t,, IN the hacE He can
s s.ao s1ass1 m' bsaa ofice There are other
I ~. amaSs na'' S'S''
es pannr..,- nwbat n the Democratic
n1poisn ~ "
n9 Gn.h .tt NO, s,rrck with a remark
us ~ 10 ,estsrd Nv by ex.tjnited States
Sn aus W W ~ II Nebraska. A Repub.
nenas'i d ssa;S. II think orr greatest
ii ISan. r. ths Rsnnhlican party will be BY
a IA San ~ . sonie s1ch busi-
.ne N ,nn0 as Herry r PAYNE or Hugh ].
I IeSS Mr. Jswett IA really citizen OF
Ohio and there. too. in possibly doubt
nn;,e he Democrats. THEY elected Bishop,
nna,e srg bns s man by 30 CO maiority
Rsnorter-TWhat do You think OF Bay.
"a dISpV' 'e " -"
' Goth-uI think very highly OF hisprin.
c;nIss and indenendence. He Is the last
i;nt between tbe honor of old times and
,h "A ,ooJ senss n onr own. Honor with.
or, S~owledoe Il a mere Don Ouixote.
Pavard has lesrned much by the war, but
p a'h"s nrobably not the experience and
sn ~ II snch q magistrate as 'the nation
sa,r reada Hia STATE has never ratified
s; sin" amendment / am fold. to the Con.
s.;,g,;on and be has mo- Influence over
sha nrai,Jices eyen n that little State,
S SIe not a RayoTd have led al least a
aa a ~ The rew nnblic obinion there be.
fors taxing control Of The new nations
public opinionP I heard the celebrated
speech OF Bayard in June, 1851, at Dover,
iaYor Of peace anu fepofasu ~ anu M,
p "Su nv eonscientiousness, liz ielt
for his fellow.men's lives, and believed
war would eternally break Us up; Bay.
ard,s constituency ID ouieiy ~ '''e t'epuO
Pebnrtsr."Would Tildeu make a good
PRESIDENT"
Gath,-"He might: And YET, u ne oia'
wGala pe b;s ment ., nr;vate v;rtnes
do not bel;eve in setting a thief to catch
a tbiefn -
Rsnorter-"Haye Won no fears OF Grant,
~ bs ebnnid be re.elected %
GatbNnYes Tfear his live Of ease. al.
tar snch hard liza, / also detest many
neonle who exnect h live upon him. But
cannotth;nk he wouId want 10 be Presl.
dent AGAIN excent tn rise mon his past In.
srm;ties and retire with tlie fnll measure
nt = conn J fame Bnt / wonld rather
have the worst yeara Of his administra.
tion reneated Than TO let In Mr.. Blaine's
horde mon the nubiic laws and Treasury.
Grant was alwsvs honest and brave"
- ~, -, , =, =, .rT.,rov
hAoshf' ~ ""e"s't'
| The celebrity at Washington Just at TINS
time is NJ. De Lesseps, OF Suez Canal
fame He ia fresh from Panama. where
~. -. - 49, 80 o.. a.
ne mas peen surveying Tue iouve ioF 1ne
proposed canal between the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans, and is here to conciliate
4 mer;con FAILING nm tbe snhiect 7 had
fitlo '-.. 800 ~ - ~ = G.
an opportunity az me rooms Oh inc eecte-
tary OF the Navy to get q good look at
him, and to hear him talk for several mo.
mor,o .ue does not meat a word NJ
Eral;sh and ali tbe conyersat;on was car.