The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-29


EIi ssrss l's'
SoIsupposs Tia, lI;gs dissatisfied e.
enen. sho1ls be created N TIE RsPubi'
eEa pa.:y Of that state b. reason Of the
aziou a John A Logan AID bis ecrarsdes
a Springfield, rho can ar that Gensfzl
Grlsi h4s a dssirzble prosPeet Al tie polls
re1t Soyenter? That there b 3 very
la,se ADD very decided anti-third term sle-
psnt il Hines L rn11itest esouEh. For
instance, Nr. Zen. DETsrpon, GoInsriy Of
Wheeling, Sko Is kn0En 10 Be q Fe,iable
nan, tells us that be has me: bot tEo
Grant rcsa In9ag al his buEinsas hquain-
taaeas IL Chie4zo. At his boarding house
where there are tEeDty-eiEht Repubtiean
yotsrI. orly one Of them i a Grant InIn-
Ths lbo1I bow very decided Is the feel
ipgsglins1 Gepssal Grants denomination
in Cbieseo. lis DO Wonder that the Peo-
PIE Of that city rezent Logzns high hand
I'd uFarpation At Springfield
Lsn be remembered that in Illinois
the delegates to the State convention from
each Of the nineteen Congressional dis
tIiets met in dis,rie meetings, and ap-
pointed trs delegates 70 represent each Of
sch districts in the National Convention
Alter this had been done according TO IN
broken usage, the State Convention BY ;
majority vo,s, under the dietstioa Of John
A. Logan, rspOdia:ed the appointment Of
tEsaty de.esItss tsieesed By ten Of the
Congressional districts, and deliberately
selected tEsuty other Pesons 70 repre-
sent those distrietA
The Wess vhEni1 case has frequently
been qDo,ed a anaIoEOuS to this eAse Of
nEiDOis, bat there q this diaerebee: The
Reys yirziniI RsPablicau CONVENTION
IipplJ made cboies between tEo SEA Of
delegates reported By Delegates IRON the
Third district. The Sherman men made
. nsjoriiy report ard The BlaiSs dele
fates = minority report, and the ConEen.
ton Sdopted the latter. In Illinois The
selections pressn;ed By the Blaine districts
were Eiptd cut altogether, Ipd other &c
Ieesions we're substituted for them By =
committee Of nineteen Designated for
that purpose By the Logan crowd in the
Convention. This Il the differences BE-
tween the tEo e4sss. The Congressional
districts we're At least recognized in Hess
virziuia a. the proper sources Eherefron
70 receive nominations
Bet illinois il not the only State in
which the eferts Of the Chicago nonins-
ton nuss he carefully weighed: Penn
syir1niI s I Elaine STATE. The Repub-
Hezn party there Is Overwhelmingly for
Blaine. And no wonder, seeing that be il
= native Of the Stale AID has shed Eueb
great honor on the IGnd Of his
nativity by bis public career. That
he has been cheated cot Of the
delegation from that State the recent
election in Lancaster county, along With
other evidence, plainly shows The cleo.
ton vas held TO nominate q Congressman,
3 batch Of Legislative Representatives, in
yolViDg the choice Of United States Sen
atos, and county ticket
The County Central Committee last
February, instead Of calling County Con-
vsntiou, took it upon themselves to sp-
point delegates 10 the State Convention,
and they sent none bat third.termsrs.
These packed SCENTS Of Don Cameron,
when they reached Harrisburg, elected
two Grant dslegA,es-A. J. kaufman and |
William K. seil1sr-to the Chicago Con.
Tention, while it Eas a notorious fact tina.
the Republicans Of Lancaster county we're
overwhelmingly for Blaine. From tia.
day on there was trouble in the 'Old |
Guard" county, which Ia q Inlll slste Of
itself, and which gave Hayes 5000, being
nearly half the majority he got in the
State. The dissatisfaction becoming
intense Al the diAhonst trick played |
upon the parry, it was finally
agreed by both the factions to submit the |
question Of Presidential preferences 70 a
diree. vote at the time Of nominating the
eJunty ticket, which was last Saturday.
The tbird.termen protested TO be con-
6dsnt Of sweeping the county. The con-
test was naturally bot one, and the vote
east very lGrEe. The Blaine men swept !