Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
COUNTY.

lLlC ANaAlAAC Va
ily Row, Which Ends by Nor
ris Being Bounced From the
County Committee.
Correspondence of the Register.
RIrcuIE, G. III Sept. 80.
The work OF decapitation was putinto
operation in this county at the Republi-
can mass meeting'beld in this place on
Yesterday. The true inwardness Of the
work, however, did not commence until
after John A. Campbell and a man BY
the name OF Granger had delivered
themselves OF what little gas they had
on hand, together with what little in
formation ~ they claimed they had re-
ceiyed from their masters, Blaine & Co.
Campbell roared and snorted about a
Solid Southland Jake Jackson being
opposed tn free schools. / wondered il
he was aware what Jake Jackson said
about the man who dared repeat the
SANDER and lie about his opposition to
free schools; ii he was, then he must
have realized the fact that he was as
Jake saws, "a liar in his mouth, a liar in
his heart. and a malicious liar general
H." for Jake Jackson saws that "he who
repeats this SANDER in regard to his OPP
position to the free school system, after
his tJackson'sl denial, is a liar. and
such a one as | have before described
Campbcli's audience was made up OF
the bl~oOd-thirsty Republicans OF our
county-n.en who favor another war.
and men who 20 about prating and
bowling on the stump and in the streets
OF Il town that ii the Democracy
should succeed at the coming election, it
will bring on another civil war.
The Granger man seemed to be OF the
praving kind, ii We are to judge from
mis- closing remarks. 1t seems some
unsuspccting Republican had dropped
n hint two that the Republicans in our
county were to a considerable extent
d~isoryanized, and disaffections OF a
serious character had cropped out.
More Republicans wanted office than
there were offices To give, and the con-
sequence was, that in order to satisfy
their political nav, they were compell-
Ell To double up in two's and run for the
same office. In other words, they had 9
disposition TO see il they could not try
pass n another on the same track and
The speaker, Mr.. Granger, exhOrted
them after this manner 81 pray God
to So direct the minds and hearts OF you,
NV brethren, thst order may be brought
out of confusion, and the rough places
made smooth, and that thereby you
may feel, know and realize that
Il is better TO give a
little, than destroy the Christian and
political prospects OF the blessed Re
publican party. Amen. Time being an
nounced tor the departure OF the train.
he. i'm connection with Campbell, took
their flight To some more blessed king
dom prepared for the Republican party,
and where there ere no Morrises. and
sich like.
After their departure, the work which
had formerly been arranged begun In
earnest. One NJ. 5. Hall, who Squire
schultz of your city made himself mani
fest 10, at the late State National Con-
yention, called ont in a determined
voice: al want all the Republicans to
STAY. We havesome very important busl-
ness TO transact. Whereupon Hal
called 5. X. Dawson to the chair. The
Chairman on taking the chair stated he
was unable 10 explain this new depar-
ture. and asked some kind brother to
explain, which was no sooner demand
Ell han Br. Hall let drive. He said
tra, he was a member OF the County
Executive Committee, and that It's
Chairman WAS a BOitr and therefore he
desired To- resign, aS lac would not serve
ON Il committee with Il BOiter. Gen. L.
V. Harris here tried To pour oil on the
troahlcd waters, but all TO no purpose.
\ new deal hal been determined upon,
anil a new deal they must have; the con-
III which Morris being Chair
man o'tae committee wasat once s!augh-
tered in the house of his friends, and a
new committee appointed in the room
and stead OF the former one, OF which
Morris was Chairman. Poor Morris. How
our heart yearnedfo for him. To think that
his political mother should treat him so
o~utrageouslv, and place in his position
the mover OF the scheme, viz: ii. ).
Hall. The party now claim they have
Morris cowed, but | don't believe 1t.
They will hear from hin, and woeto him
who set this scheme on loot. We say,
whoop 'em up Eliza Jane. We are all
on the "lively Sally" The Democrats
OF our county arc in the very best OF
shirts. and are confident OF sweeping
things. IA the canvass progresses you
will hear from us. NC