The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-31

,sptlemen who are moving ~ 'H.
IN ~ another meeting at Mozart
- -. ..,t .t,y Nondsy evening and invite the
~. ~ 81 .,nsr.ily to attend and help in the
=, democratic Congressional Com
~. ~ Ibieh meets at PArksrsburg today,
!, DE time and place for the next
S.l.s,,,tie = = @' Congressional Convention in
d, S;.,5e. The time when, seems to be
= ~ !. '9 importance than the place where.
a, = "a s,s wilson's friends are understood
" !. =, Ds- Weston, but would compromise +.
I7ss g,,E,burg. Col. Alex. oampbells
: al, Js .snt It to be held at Bethany or
Ts,tfss. Mayor Jacob Jackson would
y. y estepd the hOspitaliiesOf Parkers-
=, =. 10 ,bs Convention, and Col. Dan.
~ I'm would prefer to witness the me-
~, ". on one Of the many eligible ten
:. n. tbs. lie adjacent to his home at
-: raI tbs committee will reconcile these
Es.yp, views remains to be seen. In
=. d disagreement, New Martinwille,
al. Ouniy Of weizel, looms up cheer
AIN md IS a compromise town for q
D.s,s,.ie convention, has few equals
nd % EpsiOn.
Understood that the candidates pre-
q, DE convention, want counties to
v.dw lev delegates as possible, and de.
,,br the customary resolution acered-
4,,,rssy citizen of Democratic procliyi-
ssIhO may be in attendance as dele
a, be omitted. This latter desire grows
s,tottbe Eac. that under such resolution
.,,tidasss for Democratic Congressional
,yuinlaaas in this district have been
SussIlsd heretofore to furnish transpor-
aiou md provisions for able bodied Dem
Or,s, % an extent that was not only de-
E.ain,, but exhaustive in its character.
IoErh q point had this custom reached,
arths rural Democracy Of the district,
nTsl wtheir metropolitan brethren, had
sr.tO board boats and trains leading to
ts1r Congressional convention. without
ripur cdpplge and with . faith in the
ruOaps Of candidates which was touch
hgadl it became monotonous.
Llthi., thsmembes Of the Convention.
ma meets to-day, are expected to rem
d. tr lsct, they are expected to reform
aIDsther, and reduce what has hereto
Enbesn described As the "outpouring Of
4. 1tsrifsd, to . mere meeting Of spe-
q delegates, who are expected to do
hnpyiug and less yelling than former
&zaa0ns. s.
MS may be in the way Of improve
ssst baiitis very destructive Of the his
hal traditions and associations OF the
isa Democracy Of this neighborhood.
asaDtore a Democratic Congressional
ClzultOu In this district was thing 10
kboksd forward to with joyful anticipa.
IA )! every JetIersonian Democrat with
aibs limits. 1t was a time when, II he
Wpsirs lndindustrious, he could make
saash DOiae under the general instrue-
n uthough specially deputed, and the
rartI Of the candidates, like the gentle
lsHinn Heaven, was as likely to wet
asst yasths delegate who carried the
alcIths primary. 2sla
4nd!atisto be changed. The days of
u Tine Democracy. like the days Of
sirdr, seem to be over in this vicinity.
Nlh the two term precedent trsmpled
ssds loot Gud the machine in full opera
IN, l Democratic Congressional Com
Iadou inthis district hereafter Is to be
PS1'sa down and refined until it re-
saas the original article about "a much
HnOpsn, enthusiastic, tree.for.all, Metho-
ts camp meeting resembles q Roman
iaaaaitOu.
Eslresorry to see this disposition to
aepOt nom the customs Of the fathers
iaaagass Democracy. Its not matter
aauea nausnt, in view Of the limited
loabilides oil the action of their next
Fn0d or conference the COM
aiiee conclude to tern, it-being ratified
= tie people, but as a spectacle ofhealth-
a 'aioynent aud instructive gymnastics,
elA0uld , like to have seen one more old
l'ai'nsd Democratic Congressional Con.