Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
DESIRE 10 90 AWAY WITH DEMO
CRATIC DlSSEhSIONS.
The n ?. h. 4. Co.'S land 6rant-The
Boom Bureaus The keIlogg Case
ia the Senate Probable not 10 be
Settled This Session.
PESNsYLvASIA DEMOCRACY.
Tho Feonug IN Favor of Harmony at the
Capital


Tho Fcouus IN Favor OF Harmony at the
Capital
special Correspondence ot tbo Register
MA,utNutoN, u. g.. April %,
Th, Efforts tu harmouixc the pumo-
cratic party la ruuusyIyan,a meet with
great G,yor here. The hostile factions.
headed respectively by senator Wallace
aud Speaker Randall, have been Naging
pcrSunal warfare throughout the state
that has b-,u anything but productive
ui guui, aui Democrats who have the
interrt ut their party more at heart
than tine petty ambitions aud rlyalrics
ot mcu think II about time that II should
stop Democrats al the Capital from
uyrt, state tu the Union hailed with 10Y
the NJst announcement that peace and
harmony Nrrv likely tp bc assured The
con Iillpu ui the party Ia Pynnsylyanh
~ almost, II not quite. ua bal az in New
York being split Into Fragments The
rhivi clusr ul this disastrous Aiatr ~ al
hirt o. the effort that has bvcu going
uu o. ipIyr llldlru upuu the people oi
tho state. Ia rCnuhyNaua. ~ every
whrty elise, ltidvu a. unpopular aud uu
luuarr regarded az au available candl
dlty. Iut pressure has been pat Ia iu
thr sutpy 1T money aud political iullu
ruyr tu overcome this rcpugnancc on
tho pat ut the people. The result has
boon that llicn hIs wcurrd
Almr delegates aud h,s al
hcrculs are pursuing the Iulc ut ruin
policy that k,rps the party divided, aud
will hetvn tp no SuggvsIlons ior tho
uutuu ui the party upon somc available
Au popular mlu like Seymour uT Han
cock ridden has no earthly chance ui
controlling the Convention. hut his lul-
bowers have iuat enough strength tu Gro
ate dayruatuuy ull uyvT the state nud
Keep up q condition ut CuutCutluu that
c1rth powerful influence luT evil
What tho tcHult ut the attempt o. hut
mouisr the iarriug elements will
TO it o. Impuaslb,v tl tell ut tha
ttmr. uuyc " Nhilc there has been cuuAil
Crabl. tuik about coming together little
ui tho ap,rit oi concession has hvcu
Hh,Nu uu ctthrr arlc Tho State Con.
yrnuun will hc hCll at Harrisburg.
April ~. whcu the point. at issue will
b. dyrilcl, uuiyss some vomprumlsr ~
mrauwh,lr effected,
Tho INDICATIONS are that tho
Ndthcrn rhoinu Railroad
Company will md to obtain the CNton-
A,uu its hand grant tur ten wears at the
haujs ui tuugtvaa. The subject N bc-
hr, the House Committee uu Pacific
Railroads.. aud q sub committee consist
iug ui Nvuu, M,lanr Hils1, CLARK, ui
Mrspurt. Ncwhcrry aud llarmrr has lie
Ctdrl los a vote at hour o. ono not to
grant thr extension. and u ~ believed
that the ull committee viii sustain thus
ar'tpu d, vote ui eleven tu two. The
Northern Pacific has ahcaIy como into
thu I.yerlluu ul rlyyvu millions ul acres
ut land uu that pant ui Hs hue arrniv
completed Nhhy thirty 1--we millions
moro will ulsr o. thv t,uyvTumvut July
4 IS,a uulrsa a htll shoull be, pas 81
extending the Time The mvwhrrt
at the committee yuN they
are lpI,ueyd tu giving the ruLd sso,hm
in lands iur building q uiiC 81 railr, T.
thai ,lsta Lut $1,000 uui therefore viii
not authurixr the extension. \ strong
h,rhuE exists lu itNur 81 the absolute
iuri,pt here ui these Iuie, aud although
~ h,ll lur that rurru,g is h"lutr the
committee. uu vuut Will No. doubt bc
mtlr Co. have such q one passed
Thc ma,uc aud ahCrman Literary hu-
rrnUa
hero aIyNvINu.tt,viN engaged in the dia-
summation 1T ctmpaigu durumcu,a
iu favor ui their respective caudi-
dates At present the most activity
L. noticeable at the Blalnc headquarters,
irnm Whiyh the country is hviug Hooded
with Arguments iu favor ui thc u"uiua.
tom ul the author ut the Mullisau lrttrrs.
Twelve pr GiJ,ru clerks are employed,
auI the rooms Vrruut u business liAc
appearance duriug the day uni even.
ing The policy ui the llaiuc men "a
t. work u, a state Just before the dele
gate. urr rhusru. and sccm tu have thrlr
work pretty we'll ~ stvmI1cd The Sher-
man mon are d,Nutiug thc most
ui thru attention to the south,
uuI while thrlr literary productions
arr neither vp numerous nor NariCd nA
that ul the Eiutuv people. thc lr,sid and
calculating secretary ot the Treasury N
operating iu "a murv putvut way thau by
the distribution oi tracks tie has over
run the south with special agents oi the
Treasury al l1ur dollars a day and 81
pcuyrs. which, at course, ~ paid by tho
government Thin ~ an economical
way ipr John sherman to run h,s cam
pusu hy making Iu,lc sam loot the
btl But while Blaine IN putting hiH
upuy, into puutrr's ink aui sherman
/, putting Jurlc SANS into special
Trragufy agvuts. whose only business
istp work up the sherman boom tho