The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-31
POLITICAL NOTES

SENATOR Ben. Hill calls Sentor Beck
Deech against the Bayard resolution "a
invitation to the Democratic parry to cor
nit suicide"
If the blaine heresy in Pentsylvan
continues, it may become necessary f
Don Cameron to take the appointment
delegates in his own hands.
TugGrenbacker, General Sam. Cary,
Ohio, after a trip through the northw'
tern States, says that the sentiment the
for the nomination by the Republicans
Wmbbume for President, is strong al
GoEing.
ABLAlSE club having been organized
Columbus, the word is passed to the fait
fol from John Sherman: "Fix those fent
some MORE" So there is 10 be q big Sh,
man meeting at Columbus in a couple
weeks, and the fences are to be thorough
repaired in every respect.
EvES the mcst orthodox in the Dem
ua,iC church turn from the Fusio nists
Maine withloathing. The Cincinnati I
Suiu crowds the news from Augusta in
inmer with the remark: "Remove Il
nuains. The corpse Is becoming We
offensive 10 the public nestrils."
The Washington correspondent Of t
Richmond (va.) State Dem.) says OF t,
Cameron management to secure 8 Ora
EOoon' in Pennsylvania:
"iis [Grant'sl friends now see that
Eistake was made in precipitating \
question 80 early in Pennsylvania. ]
tlln Of Cameron overdid the thing by "a
ngthe issue so early as February. Itgi
r.e TO the very contest that 1t was ,
Vshoithe more discreet oil Grants fries
10 avoid. The moment the convent
IS liked for the first week in Februi,
BIlI1es friends went to work to seq
county delegations, and badly outn-
assl the Grant men from the first, getg
more delegations pledged than Grds
ifIends were able to. ;"
The correspondent adds his own toe
falesl testimony that the Grant, me-
asat is declining.
Anew argument has been found amst
members of the Legislature acceng
nI'Oad passes. The Albany correspd-
enIOI the Rochester Union puts it ihis
shIpe;
That three members Of the Ass6ly
1eIeamong the inmates Of The An's
ClIce'hOuse in New York when WAS
nlied by the police the other night an,
aSament in favor OF discontinuinthe
IaolI BY the railroads OF giving the,gis-
I'oIs II Tree passes. II they had ndad
NGa'head tickets these three rurllaw-
maker makers would have stayed in bany
O,et W.. sunday and either gone to chth or
paved poker in the DeIaven Hou and
iauss3iIyedlhcmselves from exposuifnot
1OH av disgrace. That they gave titious
alheS to The police does not mitigstheir
Vasase a. nor their identity"
VIZ have received a very ardentibute
" lanes G. Blaine, Of the State oIaine,
aOm a gifted poet at Benwood. !ere is
most too much of 1t for publican, but
Neeannot deny our readers the towing
,lNe Y Of its quality:
'.a,LLl BE- the Republican nominee
1 t,.u ~ we leSt Presidential canpaIgnf
sTl'uh Ttt, YELL but would like 10 see
'Ao "oaUEAbls james q. Blaine.
Interest, Of the North, the interests he South,
y !, ~ NJ E'h The IahIp TO this man,
B,ir,! Sn "ratI y " large and his eloquent ,uth
'"e Prosperity TO all the land.
"'lh iah Aa' been hOnOrel Iu war and In 81,
AZ lll I9ua va have Cancelled his claim,
~ !, lnf u Whlspere by many OF late
--' cur ltNt President will DO james Blaine.
a, I,ililleOi SslilleOi the country he kecps even view,
70 rs' Pitr' it neither labor nor laIn
T5t,ses tae American people happy andne,
~, zoe object Of JAmeS q. Blaine.
"eshaIl send q marked copof these
,e''es 10 James, and Il he is hathe man
''' poet takes him to be, he wikdrtSinly
.sEaN the author with q postoce when
We Is elected Preaident