The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-25
DIV lRtsIIisEattr
!, and ~ Fourteenth stree


i'E- which meets "' ~ ~,
~ s..,5mC .,.,,or ConkIins has secured ,s1 az q
yay' S''i.' HI. programme OF third @ teri
a'ai W In ANIMATION of Gen. Gram
n ,.'l, a. remainder are divided 1.,ls be
81. ..',,. ~ and Sherman, the latte
t:s's ,,.,,, -, b boom was advancing it !
gStu', .,,o, COnklius would not il
D.! F1'',, ~ ,,osing trouble in Pennsyl
~ !, n ii, majority in the convention j,
8, J. =, ,,op r the unit rule or any simila
- y. II, I.,yipg a minority without rep
=. ,..,', =, .5 but the exigcncies Of the cas- s
ss1.,s, ,4.,,,s ,uch that we should not b'
j d see means Of suppression
F.i'<, s5sgsn, than any attempted q
2 .,,,, ~,,l ,,ed upon the anti.Gant dele
AF=a
y., York Tms' learns that "a
", ~ %t A. influential gentlemen" urge
g. ,,,,,,. Of resolution giving to 9
y w. elected by a majority Of the
ss.,roy,tn.on power to select delegates
s., ~ ,,,iop,l meeting, thus taking the
u, spsston on! Of the hands Of the
.!..,,,,ivs !. !. from the various Congress
I.gre,., which, the Ercning Pos
i.T would be even a more eiIectual
.,,.,, ''.s.,,,s q suppression than the one EN-
J,, ,be Pennsylvania Convention
!. J, j,aien,ial gentleman" not long
mere resolution Of instructions
T.,.b, (innt might be disregalded by
,J.,.slsnt delegate but this dan
. roided by putting none but
-.u in the delegation. II
-,af,v Of the Utica Conven-
=, too.es delegates selected by a
,,....e appointed by that majority
,,ls,z.i5fty Of the convention is ior
A., d our.e the Chicago delegation
.,,y.r York will be composed wholly
4 en-, men. The representatives OF
,sCnssionaI districts at Utica will
n.o voise in the selection, and the
!, lauirei and seventy.tive delegates
esel 70 Grant will be as thoroughly
s,grseI IS Il they were blotted out OF
yisra. This Is an Improvement upon
4, Harrisburg plan. The Pennsylvania
,,,sn have ordered a solid vote to be
asbrGnnt, but there are Blaine men
be delegation, and they may
r.t.n1ble st Chicago. The New York
rrirrs Il thepropOsed plan is adopt
4, ,rLlaaoaly order solid vote to becast
hGnn;, but will take care that there
htl X 10 Blaine man in the delegation.
| lslhmVay Is to let the Congressional
Aszab be elected by the representa-
.nd thedistirts, so that all sides shall
!iR hearing, The reluctance Of the
Adam leaders to adopt this obviously
pH0rro suggests that they are not
busslenl as they pretend to be.
iss s, further, some significance in
" r0rl, OI doubt and qualification
REaby the Tina: General Grant, in
zkt9n with his rare qualities, has dis
9slDue glaring faults, which may or
gHh1rebeen lessened by experience.
atp not an ideal President; he may
sHI be an ideal candidate" These
iEssta!s are to be considered in dc.
sz;;gVhether or not he ought to be
stSd President. II he was not an.
EPe5len. il may be worth while to
hR0aebOdy else who more nearly
Eilss our ideal. Passing to the
izEi d mere party expedience, ian
An4aI!s' We take to be one who
e q more votes than any other,
" VII best consolidate his own
~ aa draw most votes from
y 'PoS!c party. Where should
y i:s,iaas be considered? In the
aap Conve9lion, Of course. il that
slIsah really delibcrativo and repre-.
aasa. int il the work Of the con!
e'aasioG Ge marked out for it before it
"a VAS to be bound helplessIy by
Naa Instructions, neither these nor
ga q'estlons can be debated and
~ iVl!el' Putting aside higher in
tss shdtAkinginto view only the mat.
:, ''i:an ozpedienCc, is the party
NISHPpohwith cheerful enthusiasm
,Hail' whose nomination is secured
sst r'!e suppression of the voice of
e' dani men are wise they will
'sSloiheprudsnt words Of doubt
'liaolt;On printed at the last
'l Sy their most influential journal.
lnlIrlrire ia man with the "glar.
''1 imputed to him by his friends,
9sa' know whether or not these
ave been "Iesseued by OK.
man WHO his friends admit
." an ideal President" is the
S'a'a le Republican party needs
~, They will ask themselves
- u an ideal candidate" Is one who
In ,,s ap'H the par! by aa arrogant
''.'A'ire denial of the clear right of
n. ,,''a which belongs to the members
+, ! i'''T' and which should be exer-
,,..H = a,''sa representatives chosen to
''' 1''' views in party conventions.
|,,,, ], teys IS discussing the matter OF
|Is. ''l'e' metres, and the opposition
Nj. i"ypos''ion to attach water metres
|iS..' 'l''aRis for the purpose Of arrest.
M, ~ Fe'eal waste Of water, is based
h, " considerations Of public health,
|,,,. zFe't'n suggests that II water,
,z'it "'aarire to the public health il
q satiaues: '' -'''D?u IL
teeat We owe ,,,o ,,.....