The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-22
TYLER COUNTY.
The Good Feeling Among the Republic
cans-EveIy Man in Line-The Con-
gressiona1 CanteAt. .

The Good Feeling Among the Republic
cans-Evefy Man In Line-The Con-
gressIona1 Cantest. H.
SIsrRRsvILLE, W. Va, July 81.
Correspondence Of the IntellIgeneer.
1t has afforded us pleasure and gratif'
cation as we have read theletters publish.
ed in your paper from the different counties
in which the writers from personal know
ledge declare the unity OF feeling OF the
Republicans in their counties in favor OF
our nominees, and put quietus upon q
theme the Democrats love to tell, OF ex.
listing dissensions in the ranks OF the Re-
publican party for their candidates and
their platform. Surely when 80 many in
stances are given where the Republicans
are forming one solid phalanx for those
who represent their principles 1t must
serve as an indication OF the oneness OF
mind that prevails our party in all the
States. In Tyler the many things the Re.
publicans have had 10 contend with are
things OF the past. The Greenbackers
drew their main vote from our party in
the last election, the Democrats accepting
Col. Wilson's declaration when he said In
a speech here, that he was one Of the first
who advocated said theory.
To-day, with resumption accomplished,
the Republicans of our county are united.
We are forming clubs in every district,
and will work zealously for the good
cause. And the glory the Democrats de-
rived when they carried old Tyler. at the
last election, will be eclipsed when they
experience the chilling effect OF great
Republican victory In November. Use.
less will be the cry "0h, for Rlucher,"
"Oh, for Night" for "as the tree leaneth,
so it must fall" Hancock is Just as &C.
ceptable TO the Bourbons as green persim-
mons are to the epicurean. While they
seem quite jubilant over the nomination
OF Hancock, they have not lost any OF their
proclivities since 1860, and as they re-
member the major part OF his war record,
the attempt to 20 him proves gag. Yet
while 1t requires an effort to accept his
war record, they combine their strength
to accept al, knowing well the last record
they have OF him is such that would rec
ommend him TO that locality where the
rankest Democrats grow. The Democrats
OF 1861 say they will vote for him, not
that they have any respect for him and
his war record, but from the fact that he
represents their principles.
The soldiers OF Tyler stand solid for
Garfield and Arthur. While they remem-
Der Garfield as 0 good general during the
war for the Union. they see him now as he
has assumed command OF his new army,
and those who constitute the great major
ity OF his army are easily recognized by
them as those they once contested with
for the "let alone policy" They detect
them as they attempt 70 make flank
movement. It is not men, but principles
that will win.
The Democrats held their County Con-
yention in Middlebourne on the l7th. 1t
is said the delegates appointed will give
Col. johnson complimentary. vote, alter
which Messrs. Wilson and Jingle will fight
for the spoils. The Tingle men claim q
majority OF the delegation.
The Garfield and Arthur Club meets
Friday evening. We expect large dele
CATION from Middlebourne. To US the skies
look bright. OBSERVER