The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-27

'i"s for many years past hay
NDD Na'OnSIjc,ns Of West Virginia been {
t'@P,j ,Dj enthusiastic as they seem
,a r1a',S ,Ss present canvass. Letters trOI
sp ,.,.oi, ~ The State tell the same story {
81 .,,, pI interest in the formation Of club'
"P.s .,,inp Of speeches and the holding G
IS' ~. psl,'s meetings. The only difficulty is I
PaSS .l, sneakers to the many points Tber
Ia HPPT ,s5pe are desirOus Of holdln
p' .,;a,. r The return of better time
ists. e'.I,D.' - 90 hand in hand with a gen
'.,1 ,T' return of deep interest on tn
''4 q. oi oiI Republicans in the result Of th'
.s;,ss, The people want to hold ias
q .'II,l', M, which is good, and they feel ant
wv. %s that Republican principles arr
I 'I ior the country. They not onl,
~, these principles to prevail in th'
S..',,,I W., elections, but in the State elec
~. ,nd while they know that the odd
WV, aims, them in the State, yet such Il
y. 5.sD interest they feel in the gooe
....s hat they are willing and anxious te
S,tb all possible efforts to redeem
H., \. Virginia from the thralldom o.
Boatbonism.
There IA no telling what such a deep
"a rjde.spread interest and enthusiasm
III Ill ,,,ompltsh this fall. Therefore we
", IN all Republicans everywhere
,,,g,bout ~ the State, be OF good cheer,
',J a YOUR whole duty in your respect
T.. localities. This is the way by which
~ "a must succeed. Weare gaining ground
s,idly. The news at headquarters is OF
4. most encouraging character 1t tells
dppIty, harmony and buoyancy in the
y.oubliesn ranks. The party was never
To,e thoroughly united in the common
,r,s,hsu il Is to-day. From boundary
nbouudary there seems to be absolute
lena lar or jealousy among the member
III, We say, therefore, good friends,
n,,b On the contest. Abate no efforts
No, making In any locality, and put forth
=, much additional vim as can possibly be
i,b.d into the good work. There is
,.t,iuy chance to carry this Congress-
iou,l district. 1t has not been 80 good for
,,,n There are many Democrats who
m no, vote for Col. Wilson, and who
ril cooperate for his defeat. This CO.
oDat,,iOn will widen as the chances Of Re-
5ublicaa success become more and more
,,p,rat. Therefore let it be seen that
EpubIicans are in earnest, and that they
intend TO win the fight.
weny to Republicans throughout the
district that the cause is prospecting here
ia The Panhandle. This county will do
hsduly, as she did two years ago, when
Sd. rolled up AZ majority against Col.
EIAu, which was a great change as COM
pNiEith the two years previous. Any
ibipglts an approximate change in the
other Onnlies will give us the district by
splendid majority. The contest making
ths time Is uOre elaborate and general
&lu uitVas two yesrs ago. The influences
d resumption, good crops and general
p,Apedty are now in our favor. Col.
wilson has to stand this year on a hard
money platform, and to that extent re-
Ene bis position OF two years ago. This
Inconsistency will lose him many votes, as
rillhegeneal position Of the party on the
hiE TIE Panhandle will not endorse q
Platform that is SO threatening in it's
tAlnctCr on the subject Of the tariff. Col.
Wilson's nomination goes hand in hand
With direct endorsement by his partisans
dhh threat against the tariff. They rati.
I'd It before they nominated him, and
kth be aud they will be held responsible
Htbai endorsement.
We say, therefore, to the Republicans
d IBIS district, that II they will only do
ter fall dutyw We will elect a man to Con-
rs this time about whose position on
stot any other public question there
VII beno doubt or misgiving whatever.