The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-04


The Method OF voiiSg for judges. -
We are not certain that a proper under
ending is had in all quarters as to the
,lsner ia which judges are to be voted for
ia this circuit, and hence take occasion TO
n.f to the ac. Of the Legislature OF March
;h, 1879, in so far as it bears upon the
Hbisct. !
TIE proposed amendment to article s
mikes no chsnge in the designation or
a.lsritorial limits OF this circuit. II 1t
s.alop!ed, the new circuit created there
SElll still be known as the First, com.
p.sI Of the counties Of Hancock, Brooke,
Osio aud Marshall.
Bot there are svO judges provided for
6euew circuit by the amendment, instead
d @, as at present. And at the same
tsdlOu at which the amendments are
nt.d upon, the people are called upon to
Id mt Judge under the existing system,
I'D also hrO judges under the proposed.
I he amendment be ratified the two
Ihsus elected judges for the new circuit
Rave commissions and qualify; II 1t be
sjstd, then the person who is elected
fd,sol the old circuit is commissioned
sd lcls, the same as II no amendment
hdSeen submitted and voted upon. OF
cure, under these provisions, the same
lsaa may be voted for as judge for the
@dtruit and also as one Of the judges Of
SssE.
ll.tunher provided that the voter shall
asisuAts the circuit by having written or
Fath lon bis ballot, "For judge ofthe old
srait" and "FOr judges forithe new cir
ait
Add the election is to be conducted and
ts result sCertained, determined and
Edaea according to existing laws for the
tsstou Of judges.
Issnas Chapter 40, Acts
dlSis prescribes the method Of voting
laulhs amendment TO Article s, and OF
sstaeting the election and certifying the
sG!ti while Chapter so, Of Acts Of 1879,
tl1ns similar provisions as to the pro-
psd lmendment OF section IS OF Act s.
A'zeudment relating to trials by jury
s'UI justice.
hTAhn In Ohlo-PoIIticai Prospects.
Nv. R., the famous correspondent Of
h Cincinnati Commercial in years past,
assa reconnoitering the political stu.
hahNOrthern Ohio for that paper. He
EAnphs from Cleveland to the CONNER.
adysterday as follows:
VIA left Washington few days ago
eApublicanst there were In a cold sweat
ha0hio. They feared the State would
ahs, To day met Postmaster Angler,
tERhington, here, and he spoke oil the
t'ssass in his feelings as to Ohio since
sairshsre. "When l left Washington, /"
aAt, n actually had doubts about this
Y, but alter being here few days ! find
!4a!apprehension was causeless. There
u my mind, no more doubt OF Ohio
rssgRePublican than there is about Mas
Saa'etis. The majority may not be large,
SaEill be enough" ~
srtlnly in the East there Is q good
y apprehension about Ohio, and 1t Is
sGaly calseless s-that Is, II the Republi.
aa u the Southern part OF the State do
sIsl a. the party will up here. In that
SatSOOO majority can be counted on.
Niu making all allowances for contin-
esass 1t seems TO me that the Republi-
aelanty 10 Ohio at the October cleo.
2EI be at least 5000. So far as l can
y ~ the Republican gain in this part OF
s:S4!e SS4e Is due largely TO agitation OF the
s.H. Sa sue among the laboriug men. II Ia
s.l S having wonderful effect. II Is only
,s4.a lev DAY that this issue has been
angt 80 to speak, OF at least prosecu.
ralA S., Vigor, and the effect Is already
Neal Not since the war have the
~ ss@'las men Ofthis vicinity been in as
~ ~ Sadition s now. Ten years ago the
M wages was higher, but the product
SS,uO' nay as many necessities and
sS%s ss a the wages ofto.day. With
Sste lS also healthiul demand for
N, ~, aud the whole industrial fabric Is in
rs,.Esd rE,EOod condition. To be sure, this Is
hsi,. Ruonsl locality, for the path OF
~ Ky Hes In this direction and Cleveland
49,. eS with marvellous Tapidity; but
ISD,s Y r. The whole region lying around
t,S nS ISIe' say within a radius OF hun.
tlS.s S'''s, The condition OF the laboring
Aa,i, was never better, both as
m, wages and the purchasing
,suSipo..o!ment. Very shfewdiy the
RsS Sa on the s,ump) have
So,t,ISgp ISpon this, coupled II with the
i, He nv lafia, aud are showing that II
tihs,,.asC!Ats get in" the tariff will be
!, S,ps. PI \, away Or greatly modified, aud
\. ~, o' The laborer take q tumble.
ASs..,ss.ss o. this is more marked than
rtuiSsA tuiA% y lIke to believe, and they are re.
hGiss .91t the Republicans happened
saSSk Wlt. | am told Of one industrial
ls,,.unlent In Cleveland where six
apS5,i.!.aIe !.aIe,loTg Democrats, will vote the
Ne ,loSs IN uSSet S!et this year on the tariff
lhs ins That Is, Il Is the only thinl
EatS vSiaSs Ss ist ot so.called principles a
'l 'nsy care anything about