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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
GRANT MEN MADE DESPERATE BY
TINE CHICAGO DISASTER.
Blains's Fellows Clap Their Wings and
Grow, and Washburne Yet 10 Near
From - Tilden's Uneer-
tain Status.
TWIN EVILS PlAGUlkG MEMBERS.

II has come to this at last that it would
be hard 10 find three sincere friends Of
Tilden in Washington. There are signs
that his friends in the Pennsylvania
delegation are souring on him. The re-
suit of the Chicago County Convention
has made Grants friends desperate and
Blaine's jubilant. The uncertainty oil
adjournment and the tariff question are
the present Annoyances Of Congressmen
who want To get away. IL appears that
the Congressional jamboree al Norfolk
Was successful and satisfactory. Sena-
tor II. Il. Davis thinks the senate will
pass the geological survey bill. Hon.
John l.. Barbour SURPASSED himself in
the elegance OF his entertainment on
Monday night, given TO his old asso-
ciates in the Board Of Directors OF the
Centennial
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
GOSSIP
Pertinent Talk Among the Delegates.
....-. -. ,.,,. ..,.o.s... 49,, ..l.

Pertinent Talk Among the Delegates.
interviews by our reporters Yesterday
with the most prominent delegates,
.rns r0nclusively that the party has
odd out 10 Walker and the Grenback
nartv, and that the lev Who have any
conscience left are be-st by snch q rsb-
DE thai they AIe 'orced to give in, and
,nIy GenerAl NortboDtts, OF Ciarks.
burv, remains q iuii hedgel oid
fashioned Republican. lie says
'Fu.ion means confusion and the
ID" and be will never give in. -
thai he stands xiih the editor of the IN
Ll,OIao,y. with only this difference, the
gentleman is pretty well liked by the
party A. a whole, while the Aforesaid
eiitor Is a target Tor every one; and was
conspicuous yesterday in his absence
irm the headquarters al the
delegates Sherman, Grant and Blaine
men all joan hands in expressing their
ooniempt fOr HIM, and insisi that to-day
they will settle the eiitos Of the Iesd-
ing Republican pAper.
This ieeling IL exprrssed from Harp
state.
Col. DAVIS, Of Greenbrier, the to-be
hoBinee for Judge Of the s1prrme
COurt, 10 sherman for President and
COD james I. Mclean ios Governor.
says Sturxiss vill not fill the bill. The
p0bisbei inisryies in the knsnrrs
cannot be explained to the atisiHrtiOn
of tks Tkiri aiztrsct, AMI In this opinbos
Col Rossler. of kanauha, Who Il, With
J, W Czcrafi the brains 0f The delexs-
ton trom tlIzf ooanty, cOtsci<e~.
Riley. ot Jackson coanty. 70 the
sE-otesnah iron that region. and pre-
dlez the utter annihilaticn a any maa
VIA oPpo~es fnsion, 10 for COL Mclean
tct ooverno<; opPosed 10 A W. Camp
heh On reaeral principles. and this eivcs
t1r Sleu of the INSIDE teehng from the
fhird disfrie1 tttttfk
hey admit that wrIker hes soDs
ene,nios D0v, vho vere his friends in
lsss simPly bec.pss be h.s had no
io.ycs kni h<hesr 10 krsd tbem With,
and they don't vish % b vifho1f food
The neki tso yeafA 10 tksy uiil vuae
ior hennA, but vcss,erfui % tell, they
thiak Il al The eicDssn combine IN
iayor 81 wLkss. be eza 10 esecs~d By
so nalorify. az
John W. M.sua. Il fsysos. ssd bis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
AN ELEGANT ENTERTAINMENT.
The Magnificent Spread oiven by Hon. J,
sp-cIsl " the Register
ly,suts.,nS N.vlII


WAsmIsGroS, May llth.
Last night, Hon. John \. Harbour,
who is at the heal oi the Virginia Mid.
land railroad, entertained in superb
styl. the directors oi the Centennial
Board oi Finance, OF which he Was q
member. Sometime ago these gentle
men formed a permanent organization
and resolved % hold two reunions q
year, viz: On the 10Th Of May, the an.
niyenary Of H.. opening Of the Centen-
NAL. and the lWh - November. the an.
niyrrsary Oi its close. The reunion las,
fall Was held at the residence Of the 81.
minister 10 Great Britain, John Welsh.
There are q numl-r OF distingu ishe,i
Philalelphisns here with the narty. and
this gave rise % q rnmor that they were
here 10 look after the tariff bill. Some
ol them leave for home Tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
WINDING SHEET or PLANE.
Four Men Dis Assid the Blase
os q burning Cheap l>e1gtng
House.

~. Loub. May ia cheap lodging
hous~ 0prupisi by ChuI~. nehults~,
No. tDy syath l~y-s. barn~i b-tseen I
AMI 2 o'clort This morning, and touf
men, Mits H. Boylsnd, crlpp's. blind
nan nam~d Fisher, fnu rrb'<tsr and
another man. name untbosn. we're
ssfiea,si. Several hsiyrf. Ianped
from the third story siBdgss. tb~sr
exit by tie ssirs hing eu' % and ssfe
NOW % is-s isjar~i. Tie irs'se sss
~ Old frsns rootsry. asd Sirned like
tipJ~f. Lss " the property smsil.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
HILLS oHsLAUaHT ON KELLooo
Showing that He was Evolved OF frsud
and Corruptson.

WASHINGTON, May lin the course
of his speech ON the kellogg case, to-
Jsy. Senator Hill said: There could be-
nothing more dangerous than 10 say the
Senate or any other power but that Oh
the State could determine what Was
legislature. II the Senate could 20 inu
a State and decree any mob was W
legislature, what would become Of the
state? lie warned his friends In the
weaker part OF the country Ia beware
when the doctrine that the senate could
reverse the action oi state prevailed,
for then the States would be at the
merry Of an outside power and lose
their rights forever. The safety OF the
States Law In the preservation of their
constitutional rights. Webster well
said that the State alone
could decide this question and
when the State decided il decided Tor
all the world. lie Mr.. Hill would bow
At the shrine Of the great Webster. VITO
represented Massachusetts, when she
was universally respected. and holding
this view. he examined the facts The
Packard Legislature Was shown never to
have passed an act that WAS obeyed by
ANYBODY In Louisiana II was u body
OF conspirators against the will OF the
people, convened 10y fraud and held to-
vether by force, controlled by bribery
and corruption, having no purpose IN
view but Ia elect the chief Of their own
baud ol conspirators % seat IN the
senate. Kellogg ought not 10 have been
seated, in lace Of the evidence that
there was no quorum of returned
members in the Packard
Legislature. The Sergrant-at. Arms
testified that the House lacked five OF a
quorum, aud that people were brought
IN Ia personate and answer Ia the
names of members. The senate Was
also without quorum, and the Journals
were falsely made up to show q quorut
in joint convention. As 20 bribery, the
proof was overwhelming. II the wit
nesses and facts brought out by the sit.
ting member himself we're 10 be believed,
there WAS no escape from the conclu.
sion that the election WAS void, even all
mitting the legality OF the Legislature.
In further remarks he spoke OF np'
pointments and promotions ia the
| custom house of witnesses Tor Mel
| loyg, asserting they were thus direct
Iy rewarded for perjury. II was aston
isbinv. he aided, what q Hood oi light
wa. thrown ON this TACT by seventy -one
cipher trI@vrams, Of which the commit
tee b~d obtained pos-es-ion. lie pro-
| Used Ia read some of the TRANSACTIONS
made III them, but as II ~W late and he
felt sonew hat fatigue,i. he acepted the
suggestion Of several Senators 10 suspend
A l.. al A..
Kellogg hopcd the senator from
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
A Congressional Jambores.

hIFsIaI 70 Ihe KsgkIet,
WAsHISGros, May II.
The Congressional excursion partys
which went To Norfolk ON Friday alter
noon, has returned, and Senators AMI
Representatives express their graiiica.
ton at the hospitality with which they
were treated in Virginia. ! was glad
Senators Window and Voorhees, we're In
the party, because both were able Ia see
negroes at their home in former slave
State. They are the leading members
oi the Exodus Committee. but look Mt
freedmen from q different standpoint.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
POINTED rERsoHALITIEs.
The Doinss and Sayings OF Men Largs In
the Public Eye.

specisl tO the Register.
WAsHIsoros, May II.
senators Eaton and Gordon and other
Democratic Congres-mrn,
will ~ 10 Richmond on the 18th TO srs
how . Virginia Democratic con'ent'on
looks.
Ex-Governor Gilbert G. Walker writes
TO friend her. that he ~ill sttsnd tie
Cincinnati Convention.
SENATOR " in.ioai looks n il he regard.
81 himself as possible Presidential
candidate.
John q. Thompson said to-day that
the Ohio delegation means tO STICK 70
Mr.. Thurman st Cincinnati and vote -
y unit Tor him.
senator Blaine met W. v. Chandler at
Sew York and talked over the pro-
grzmme.
Very little 10 ssid about John sher'
man nov. lie DOES not s~~m tO IL
known in Illinois ~ . Prev'isniial a,-
pirAnt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.
Our Senator Davis Believes the Bill win

wAsHIsGroS. May IL.
Senator Davis got up the geological
survey bill yesterday, and informs me
that he regarded the vote on the motion
to take up, namely, - ayes TO 20 noes,
A. showing that it has strength enough
in the Senate to pass it whenever vote
can be reached. Both Of your Senator'S
are heartily for it, and are surprised that
Messrs. Beck and Herman should be
hostile TO IT, Its opponents will endcavor
10 speak il To death. As have already
stated in my dispatches, il is OF the
greatest importance TO both West 'n'
ginia and Virginia that il should Sco''e
Law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
WELIsyILLE EVENTS.
A Railroad Accident and q Mar
riage.
rpeclsi D. n ksyharf
49,. An NJ. II

rt<N4al "
wELISVnLE. D., May ii.
Quite a serious socisirnt happ-nrd In
the raiIroad yards Yesterday. r.sulting
IN the injary a = brakeman hs'S~i
Jane. Blue. While he sss set'ins ap .
br.ke too oi the ooxs IN the wheel brosen
and threx him In front of hve ca"
which sere in notion. sn 81 ihea T~-'-
ing over him, bat luckily be vas lying
t~sxe~n the r.ils. and Thus esnsP~d ess-
tain death. He had his non hsoss IN
too place. and . brui-nd ~ eoasderss-
lx. bat % likely 30 recover.
A notable event of The s,asoa sas ths
marriage. In the Catholic Chsrh tAs
uosuinx, Of ID. Houipn. h9- aeoS
a,esu. 20 His Della Hinisa. ot this
ni.osL Ths oeremony sss vsl sftsaasi'
ssl The happy p~ir DEPARTED fos CSsv~
land this BornnE
Tn.ss 10 sefive, and cur isdassr'es arc
uxo~rx~unx Eneiy. .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
ONCE MORE INTO ydE BREACH.
Tariff and Adiour.mont, the Twin Evils
that are Bo.asring Congressmen

sTscial a. the k.sisier.
wAsnIsdroS, May II.
Mr.. Randall and other protectionists
are eager Ar an adjournment on the
first OF June, but Mr.. House, Of Tennes'
see and other tariff reiormers say they
vii not consent to an adjournment un.
Ill something N done about the tariii.
The people did not send members here.
they say, Just 10 pass appropriation bills
and ~ home. but they expect their ser.
wants Ia 10 something Ia relieve them oi
the burdens ol the present iariii laws
Mr.. Tucker, know, expects Ia get his
tariff bills through the House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12

osssssi cassss sf ~ ns,s r>,,s.sssd
bIAcsss ~. hay ii.-Tks A. sistion
81 hssaisssaisrrs hes rrsoivsi 70 toet
sp sil The mills in the aas,,~;s,.oa this
ve~t. ssIess the vovtsen ,Itbdps
their dS.asd fr ~ bsrv~..s "a yeA
0ssAssss~s - g O.
Iossos. hsy iL-Gissisas.S Isfi>s
.Ivs.iaisx tbsi h. ssisasfyss..oss %
The tose.sp ppisey a Assssis Nv basrd
on lie ssisoosospttos a -. 81 tiss
isssv a. ru.s.eaass 6ssesd Fsso,tt
ssd Ss.sht.g y. aeassssss r,nr1sf ins
Ssssssssis l,ios.ssaos SsLpvs 70
tbe issls Lsdfst d>Aess, sss ~sss.iy
erstieiss.i By tbs h.vi-y SaS 1sk fsk>
yr~pk. Ass4s's - U-.s, = bs.ii,s'
II - ksseGas ossAssuinsa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
TALKS WITH DELEGATES.

What the Men Who VIII speak for the
Republicans OF the state To-day, Have
to Say Of the Issues 10 be Considered by
the Convention.
Public interest centres 50 largely up
on the probable action oi the Rspubli-
can state Convention which will meet
here to-day, that We have thought II
Wise 10 ioncshalow, as clearly as posi-
bic. the hne Of action that will lie likely
to control the session OF that body.
REGIsTEE reporters Nere busy among the
delegates from the several counties OF the
State during Yesterday, and the result Of
their labors Is presented in the fOrmid-
able array ot pithy interviews which iol-
low:
q. ". A. Ahss :" Fusion OF no Fusson.- .
q. wesley Atkin-on ~ss on deck yes-
trrlay Ii luokri D. an outsider a. II
be- Svre handling the ropes and com
msndins the boat
lie had his grievances and bis con-
graiiilatiOEs, and vas frznk Nith the one
and fearless with the other.
Ia wAs oi hls grievances thai he hal b.
tell A. he sat down with q reporter u
the RpGIsrEk
The pres Of the State" said Il. W
A, has bsen persistent In misrrpre'
sentlag me-. have not bs'en able "a s~e
the Rp0IsfER r,-gulArly. ! examined the
files the other dsy when | came home
Well. did You aot hhd it frankly a.
sasting anil giving no,Oriety 30 yoar fu'
sion ~rheme-
II ~Ss not the author oi that Ne~
York HcriIi dispatch. and had no ~
/ spsnablliIy ksr IL 10 Yea think thA
Alter sixteen wears of puAiicAl life ! an
icol enough 10 give myself away in tha
kind of style"
But yoH have not repadiaie>l il. ans
yoar eloquent appeal ior Q fusion, 81
dressed 10 the Riichie Gasszls, and oom
Ing - soon On the heels oi the Hrnak
dispatch, he'd people 10 put this and thx
together, and give you crsiit Tor both.
Il hsi no interview with and gave =
iniormAtion "a the Representatives % q
HrIA Dana Hsbbsrd xAs the snttsc
II thai Hcraid lntervsex, and he put
90 me IN ortcF to give ID an air u q
thosiiy. He haA no autbo<ity from =
iOf u except q too minutes conves1n
ton, in xhich ! stated that the iusoI
movement xoah over-run and czrF
the stzie, o. believe ig oil. ~
Hubbard thai il cas- all ls, and VI ~
he attempted 70 IN il mp he n.sia
vurse'
But hoe is this.-havs you n0s beon
are you not no~ sAvuating iasioaf
ssSes bat I was not the author of1k
letAils seni to the Hysla"
leaving oat the details. then, yoa =
still ies fslsi0nf
Certainly there q no Repahlicee {
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12

ne - 1sekhh. Def'Nfn, Hum,
hnlit sad N<<t1u11 tAVe Also sustained
sli,ht n~ncs Ths sork Of removing the
,lebris ~ nreo<S bren cOmmehcei by
Kisls<. 1lk<<{ , o.. and other parties,
.omsI ~ .I&Ho srOpose % rebuild.
Ada Ws<n - jtcided not Ia rebuild.
lis - Ms4rnnk,e : q, 10. and his
- . ~ ~ Nc. Wetlach sstl-
=. - nsss = $1,000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12

<snAnx. ~ y, May 1.-The senate,
~ 49, sfl7 30 IL, pSssed a concur
- rpolatiOa 10 amend the COastitu-
- = Is TO extend the electoral traA-
49, to women.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12

The Result In Chicsso hshins the orsst
Men Desperate Biaiss sed wssh-
burps
sy-.aaI 70 the kssisrr
wAsHisoros, May u.
The blaine men we're at their heal.
quarters last night al late boar, AMI
se~tned 10 l~ In sam~s, when they de-
elsrej ihs, Gsbl bad beea badly whip
ped by Blaine and washbarns In Cooke
county. The Grant men encountered
looked ~ msd ~ vethess. and ub~s
told them What The Bisintaes we're
claiming. repissd. ''s~ysr mind yoa
t-e II Grant JOn't 81 iiiinois They
talked Ike desperate men uho intsnd.-i
No have the slsis eitbef by iag ~ tosi
tn-sna The Grant Iesders In Cosss~ss
ar, po the defiant men they vess JOSS
Alter li,e sdjoarnmsnt a the Psnnsyi'
yanis and Sew yort k<pabssean Con.
yentjona hear nothing nos sboat
Grant b-ins dominated by sndsHnss'o.
or that no ones name viii b~ D~st'oe~d
nf Cb,caro sxueyt bia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
THE pRLsaArs

fhe hst oi delesas-s. 90 tAr q it vas
possible 70 obtain them, Is sppeesiei:
Berksley-Z b. Nye and J. I. Martin.
lcessseil sad C0l peyrias, Publie
Printer q washingtoa, w. "A. n. fiick.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12

Ts> gxhsbsfisa mslle ~ Assrsess
s.uf.efu~rs af he intsfnesene -
hihssios IN sydasy, Assan s-
er-isi 70 Be de hsrs thss fhss q ny
o<her oOantfy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12

"a. Fsases~ao, hss ll-A 1scsne
s;sps,eh s.ys thsi y'essi. loa u k,,,sd
m the r.c-nf Axti vhA knns. H
,s,,~r - s<rF-sst Gnaia tiii~d y.
80 A~o~sy $4,000 of Apsrhs cosnfy.
- Jsmss Rlcknsond, ks ssistaal vers
iiIIsd By virsprz's h>sd, - ssssssss
ranch-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
rtLD.s. vAsaisoros srATUa


wAssIsssos, hsy III.
hid Q talt is.a night With dsssvsAs
iron rsassyivs'ais " ths csrinssa
Con vsstios. sho sshsd - @sha ]
,hoaxht ID TiL<n's prospssta" I~
p,isd: = do sss hs,isvs ~ - tArss
iri~sds In wsshiAgsas vks sieh>s vsss
hin sossisss~i % vke thiak - hsssy
shsv a rsssising The noaisstioa- NY
srs ios hin sssksr bsnsss ~ vsss "
nShs his 49, = - fvss sassa -
pss.iias o. bsesass thsy sspsf 10 o.
tsis his ssppsss iu sos sssiisbas -
DIV vast saainsssd ] thss ~ =
Nj. sisssy -ai.s css - sssFy 10000
D--..cruas 'usss ssuoS - t.eJ
40 tksf Tskdss , - hns svsaAshas
s-.lsie1s ssnssk--s Hs ~:
~fSsss b . sssd - y vhee 80
.,' - vki,s Il. psi Ssss = sssas
dmAs I doat sspsa - - -
so~,issssd, ssd 6ost vaee - nas-
-: s'..- !. ne ,s'~'s ''''
NJ. .::aS -: - =: ::
- 4 lrSssl uks - bssa $1,000 = .
nf4ss dsisusss fsos sssshs sss1A Ne
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
AFTER TIIE FIRE.
The Rurnt District In Alle-
ghcny "a Scene of Ruin and
DesOlatlOn.

firr~HI gUH. NAV 1.-THE Srenr OF
the rr,rnt great coudagu,iun ln Allie
gheny City n one at great drsplaton,
and crowds ui the curious hang about
the ruins al day hong Among these u
Sas pitablr SIGHT 10 sce the pOOr AMI
hOmeAss families vainly searching
among the d~hris IN the hope Ut inding
something Oi value that hal escap,,l the
flames. MANY ut the families left home
lrSS arr IA destitute circumstances, and
p'gulrr immediate rrlef They arr stop
ping AZ the houses 1T friends and neigh
bors, NhO are 1T humble means and can
uuI shorl o. provide ior them longer
tfau dav 90 tSo, 4 petition has been
circulated calling tOT a meeting Ot citi'
trn~ tins evening".
All tho~r ~hO we're injured AZ the
trr arr doiug Nrll. and seversl Slll be
able O. bv about to-day Oihcer Hen
duCks, at tie Mayors polcr. will likely
b. ot duty lor SryrrAl days. A. his in
lurlcs apIvaf o. ~ nore ssrsus than Al
hst supposed. Ne iell throagh hoArl
SAlk IN irOn, It NE i<na<sy snd injured
his let lrg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
cABADA.



Tsssssa hsy li.-A s1.,-ss h<s
sissps uks sesniag bs - Past
ossSying oo>npesy a ths fRl,s,- -sisth
hssisltos vossssssss, ysls No.,
3 essseaAis - . asulsssuSa q vsss
- - - '''''sss 70. ~ rd'~
r.; &: ~: = z ;.:.-l.E:::s:s,
s.vt,g Las ris1 81 - -
- -. - - =. z eJsss.sEA:'
aaa anIAs1.
- ~ Bnnssuss -
nnn. ~ lts-1n paul1Iue
- taSsno mgnaNt - . -
-, - 49, :. e: e =. - -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12

NJ once asked him Why he permitted
himself to be sent to Cincinnati - the
friend Of Q candidate who Is % utterly
unavailable. -.
why" said he in reply, 81 had bet.
ter 20 than any one else, for ] do not ef.
pect him TO bs nominated. and don't
want him To- be- -,
Ny Pennsylvania delegate, before
leaving me, said: ~
IL tell YOU by authority that the old
man, in spite OF the judgment OF his
friends to the contrary, is candidate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12

sA~ria y. l. Fond 60 Ss.' soan.y'
- beea ursed - = &EnHas.s "a
eipx Q strong btaiI -.
~ tboasht oi fuzioa "hn ses'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
Marion County

isjor T. W. 5. Moore, q mont,
J rushed down from vS"n -
a Icoker on here in N.H1 he
, under Srhars. sAid he- IN.
s,one the enrry-oOmb ana
W No politics whatever.
Hos are yOo on fasson
I'm there svcrytime I2ns.,s
a iussoa exactly, its 4 -Isaa-
q instance, when ve fu. - -''.
|. make them insepanb -, ,o' =,
= kIsA- It's more hk, ~. "
.ther txO strands OF silk I,
N tie Greenhzrkers d, - =.
n ss.i Q cord. they PXs .
ae airing, bot can be Kw =
[. Fhck b the popular
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
Lewis County.

Capt. Il. =. Taylor, oi BnIton coun.
ty. is n Sherman man, but will, ol
course, support the nominee. lie will
support fusion il II can be properly ar
ranged; will vote for General Duyall for
Governor, aud support the constitution
nj amendment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
Harrison County

Gen. K ;, Northcott, OF Clarksburg, is
a s,eadfast sherman man, and there Is no
doubt that he will he heard 20 tha, effect
in the Convention to-day. The General
is in favor OF any COOL man the Repub.i-
cans Of the State may choose for Cover
nor, and he will not oppose fusion II the
goods can lie delivered.
W. +. Richards, editor Of the Clarks-
bury TeioyrdB, will fuse with q vii. He
IL an ardent supporter Of the new
amendment, will vote for Blaine, and
will favor Hon. 7. II. Logan or Hon.
Georgr {. StuYiss for Governor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12

IL. ". DAVIS, Oi hrrrhouer,
3, Aeleraie. il willing TO aco
C,-xack assisiAnre, bot be- would }
IA. .to So any but Republicans -ler /
He ould have i've Republicans 2 4
nsi, also a like number iron 4
ths democratic OF Greentack pare
ba'soulj not b. willing 10 ~ -
ele.lexcept the Republican non 90
u Is ali I desire There Is NJ 81
thl, A fusion ~ith the GrrenhArsr1
n might, and ~ill most likely ;.
% o'ination With the thiri Fl
Aching 10 elect the RApnh.san .
h 6rsi iOr sherman sri the
"ht a. second choice. Il
4 Walker, tOr COngress, - nOur
s'a green bay tree, and u may
IN that when be drOps out
snhack party. the bottom -
L him. Barber, instead oi -
IL is his right hand man"
4 q Governor, Dr. L1yan's nf
I 5het Gvenbrer, and V veil -
ink he xill be preierrei 10 -.
tlsh he h too modest 30 G SH'
ara like 10 send him 10 c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12

P.W. Morris, Of the Richie Gdadir,
has already declared in his paper that
when he does get down of the fence
he will make fusion howl" Mr.. Morris
strongly opposes the constitutional
amendments, thinks Hon. 7. II. Logan
a cool choice for Governor and n an
ardent supporter Of Blaine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24
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