The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-08
Clte qntelliaetrer,
,.,, for the People of West yirginia to
Ponder.

Ds recent change in the political sitha
=, IN Tennessee for the better Is thu
=, a-nen,ed upon in New York dispatcl
st. Cincinnati Enquirer
The election OF Republican Goyerno
+.Spesses, M though by plurality vote
s-'T. hard on the planting oi emigran
't,sJs -,oiss in that State, and Tennessee viii
.-'[ (, [Sa, il called "the bulge" in the WAY
,.,,isr, and development, which Ken
~ might have had II her Governor haC
~ III. Lsr braggsrts take the pistols Of
~ ~, bips. Tennessee bonds went up
-'g @ 10 ) per cent to-day. Tennessee d
ably situated as q basis OF coloniza
~ '' extending across the south from the
". N. ,b,pies to the Mississippi river
~ With numerous railroads and
~ ~, crossing the State into the
@ .,,s The lines .of coloniza.
~, Z. and settlement will follow the line oil
/. ,rmies, ss peace aud war have essen.
n, The same strategy. The Indian war
~. 2 ,,e the routes Of the railroads, and
T. H.. ,.gsr valleys OF Tennessee are the lines
T,tr,5ce Az Of education, toleration and in
,,r,i5us toward the gull. Andrew John
r,,si Parson Brownlow willnotb be with
:, bonor in the future OF that State, and
I, = s6tpripg wedge in the South will go in
,..Essn Nashville and Chattanooga, and
4. ,-W era be established on the north
- sit,esu OF Alabama and Georgia. Al
IAN Northern men who have gone
IA he South like the climate, but are
s,.one for cougenial society, and with
i, s,e,eat temper OF the Northern money
Tv,st, Eith more money than there Is
.on lor the development Of the South
a, become q field OF speculation in
/, very int year ol Galdeld's Presi.
szcy.
There no reason why the elections in
lat Virginia this year should not have
#u male to subserve the material inter-
ool the State II our people had not been
,.dled to the traditions OF Bourbon.
q. After their long experience under
:. ,e'a,diug Influences OF Democracy.
lisg back for more than a generation
.,le the war, they had every reason for
.nsiag of its dominancy; but SO deep
etsd we're their preiudices in
lnr Of the old order Of things,
1t they preferred still to sit
;!sr is shadow. West Virginia is an
IN lag ieId for development, but until
,aaI ssd immigration open up the In
gmby railroads, she can nave no future
a,arsnce. As showing the expense
.nasp9radon sfter you leave the rail-
ID, 1 gentleman from Braxton, who
aia the city on Saturday buying goods,
.!slaat ne was compelled to pay
BlE ysr hundred TO get his goods hauled
N Weston to his store in Brazton, 3
Els.e Of ~ miles, and a wagon would
aLao,, week making the round trip.
Yea Ee remember that the same goods
II aaught from the East to this city for
ssag, aud that nails are carried from
Ts.isg to San Francisco for about q
alGp per hundred, we can see how the
,1r1r Of the State is necessarily kept
N br the lack Of modern means Of COM
si.tltiOa aud transportation.
Re tampaign is now over, and regrets
arin over our vote, but the voter who
s.p that the true interests OF this State
lre seen advanced by the election Of a
stapor Ehose boast it was on the stump
II be bad attempted to dismembsr this
a:ati? aud destroy its free institutions in
aateres. Of slaves empire, and that he
1t N undying hatred for the party that
NJ frustrated his design, will probably
!, u see that he made a serious mistake.
. Js well said before the election, the
sEsat West Virginia needs the Repub.
a pu'y a great deal more than the Re-
sslrla party needs West Virginia.