The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-17
ff5 BLAINE BOOM: g N.
|, ,ut Hold Itself in Any Longer
.tc.hIngln Strength Day by Day.
|. rlsvssp the Country Like a PO-
IitlCaI Simeon
s.tnhs Chicago Convention "''''
| .,,,,uls Republicans Repudliiat-
y Caasron's instructions,
l.wsIng They will Vote as They
Please.
| .nioo to rMy Lord Roscoe" of
New York.
I.M.IpQ They Will Vote as They
Please.
.ntsO to ERy Lord Roscoe" of
New York.
wIsRISG1oS, February 10.

WASHINGTON, February 10. I,
.Ds.sl b the InlsllIEenoer.
= IN York Tribune Of Saturday and
!, I. today has most remarkable
-, i the shape Of a multitude Of
~ -. rom the county and township
t...Si.,u leaders throughout Pennsyl'
h moving that Blaine is the over
s1.jr, choice Of the party in that State
-, n. Cameron machine expression
HM.bug. ,,,... ). :.
4, igaidcance Of this multitudinous
...eopl.uce is that in almost every
.r,s ths name Of the writer is ap.
.IIto bis declaration against q third
T.. Ouiot IO8 Of these responses 81
h, Eains, 100 for Grant, and Il for
N TI5,ux says, editOrially, that the
,s,, II, athe local officers OF the Re
organization in every county and
=, tovn.hlp in Pennsylvania" 1t
,ssB uys that "when we realize the
w,s,sdug strength Of the current rum
h, ,,,lua Don Cameron, we begin to
s.hl. big thing he did in holding his
aaafou up to his programme"
mar are signs Of similar uprising in
S,y York State sgainst the power.of the
[l.tHng third term machine. .g2 .
fbe Chicago Tribune Of Saturday, re.
hind here to-day, has what is considered
Lulseant editorial, considering It's late
.,sys and rather neutral position on
Presidential candidates.
Ia arlrd to The growth Of the Blaine
rNh llnys: 1.-THE most casual obser-
.un. hate been impressed within the
rtro o. three weeks with the remark.
BE md Eidspread manifestation OF Mr..
lnts strength as a candidate for the
1,qbIsIa nomination for President. The
ti.uaulhls popularity have increased
tlnlreluus rste ever since the Penn
EHal Convention was held. Mr..
t.ss attitude up to that time was pas
n He vas represented before that
EN,tOn as personally averse to any
aR Untest in his behalf against Gen.
rt In spite Of the repressive in
ea which such an understand
/ ittanlly exercised upon his
Es a popular strength in Pennsyl-
nAwS decided that 1t came within
Npts Of defeating the Grant instfuc-
y k which the convention had been
7tshsl BY the Cameron politicians.
laaspneeedings Of the convention
aztknOEn It was generally conceded
: l EH Cameron rather than Grant
hd carried the day, and that the
Iisaeneat in the State would have
saad the convention had Blaine
Eahnssll at the head Of his army Of
EsaHd encouraged. them, to makethe
zsL' a. as
iAiatounced here, on what appears
kuq'GiOnable authority, that Mr..
ia' t4iag upon the earnest advice Of
ssS'iaiiRaie adhereuts, has declared
lEpse 10 come out as an active and
astsya saal tOlo. candidate. This
s'nls.a9a, It is asserted, has evidently
HrshtabOutby tie popular demon.
sse iaoEing the peoples preference
.lA EaishiI would be folly Tor him to
and ingraatude in him to do.
AN circumstances which have put a
'APed upon Gen. Cirauts candidacy.
\, ssesvsdMr. Blaine Of any previous
hePay have felt not to make 4
aa ad aggressive struggle for The
@.an, and as Is certain that there 4
alaSIs opposition within the Repub.
ANi9ths nCnihationof Grant, then
s4as VhOis probably the second
aaIOrily Of Grants friends, can,
speshi' own claims lit bsa iacl
easi intends to bea candidate in
.l,apeoadOn, then there are no per
sa''ns why Blaine should hold
y give other contendtng candi
~ avaatage over him without do.
saaieauseany service. These con
I.i Justify Mr. Blaiue's ayowet
.sN sl' candidacy, aud by placing him
tSs head Of the hosts Of his iriendl
~ the country he win unques
nvs a decided impulse to tht
,'atas n Z. IA hsbehalI.
.asaso Tdbnn', in speaking Of lh,
astructlOns oil the Pennsylyani,
and noting other circum
S :. resent development which sig
stinss popularity, says: i'Th.
I"a Pennsylvania are beginning !,
sFa protest against the Grant in
" lad the unit rule imposed upol
~I'eaIlon by Don Cameron. Meet
Es.'ei NJ 'eiag held and clubs organizes
\. a'''s't Of Independent action Of
n.y. W., 'As delegates, which is resll!
'' interest. It is stated tha
y GOV twenty Of the Pennsylvanl
M ya' will refuse to be bound b
Hls' aud there may be such a
80 J a Of popular protest before til
We Chicago Convention tina
,.... sas' delegate, and every ielesat
= blaine constituency, wi
iaefsly ine to disregard the Grar
tuans bat aetnuIl, con...ainal ,