The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-08
THE SOLID SOUTH.
WEST VIRGINIA NAY BE AN OPEN.
ING WEDGE.
An Interesting Interview with senator
b. n. Rruee, OF Miasissippi,
On the Political eut.
look In the
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National kepuolican COMMITTEE last
week. A representative OF the press call
al on the Senator this afternoon,
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drew out some interesting points.
THE NATIONAL coMNITTEE.
In reply 10 the questions as 10 what was
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'ne iee4ns Smons ,ne nelaoe'e ,.a y. .ne tse'
publican National Committee, senator
Bruce said:
aThere were some signs of lack of har.
mony at first. bnt these passed awsv and
the committee Is now in good working or.
der. Coming almost direct from Chicago
~ .ny aasat
vented yery much enthusiasm, especially
among the Grant men. They had made
the fight in the consciousness that the
FIELD ALONE COULD BEAT THEM.
and naturally felt sore: But these feelings
are gradually passing away, and every sec
ton OF the party will be found working
with every other in effective harmony.
The Grant men ara the strict party mem
the stalwarts-and there ara no fears of
disaffection ON their part.n
"Will the leaders, Oonkling, Cameron
and Logan. be found heartily al workPn
nWitbont a loubt.I ogan Il enthnaiastic
for Garfield, Cameron will do ali he can,
though his health is miserable, and Conk.
ling will come in; yes, sir, Conkling will
come in. Their States are their strength,
shrnn tSsm ns We VIZ. MI bs po oSyl cS;lSs
pIay to carr carry the coming election. and /
deem it Of highest importance that We
should do so. While l have no doubt
GARFIELD CAN BE EIEcrEp,
the fight will be close one. The country
has reached that noint where the marty
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Which goes ihto power now stays tneie' II
the Republicans are successful now, their
future in power Is assured. The census
will on Iaroalv incraasa THAR ranrasarta.
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.,'n III 'ne tNot1n osef 'pe ,ou'n .na' lne
Democracy can have no hopes for sue
cess, while there will be several new states
admttea II tne years, aimes. Ger
shouId sn ID the In % Democrats 90 % in. WITH with every. very
thing in their own hands, and their con-
troll Of the host Of offices, 1t would be
acat .S 70 uis!Tase .ne lucy wousa ~
materially change the politieal conditions
ofthings.h
THE OUTLOOK IN TIE SOUTH.
"There has been some talk, Senator,
that Garfield will not be strong in the
sontb nm the oronnd that he In unknown
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your opinion on that pointf"
"While Garfield cannot be said to be as
we'll known to the colored people as sew
eral other Republicans talked OF for the
Presidency, he is by no means unknown,
and they are being made better acquaint-
ed with him every day. The intelligent
leaders OF the colored Republicans, are as
well posted In the South as anywhere, and
the people will not suffer-"
"Have the Republicans any hope in the
south?"
TWO STATES TO WORK FOR.
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vember v deem her Of Of greater importance
as an October State than either Ohio or
Indiana, and to carry her with either OF
these will have better effect than to car
ry both OF the others. It will be an enter
ing wedge into the solid South.
SIS West Virginia the only Southern
State where you think. there is o show for
success?" @sg
6virtually yes, though Florida is close
State and work can carry her for the Re-
nnhIicana Roth are wSrth stronp
effort. I have thought, too, that Il Ma
hone kept up his fight in old Virginia,
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eaerv e' bar 1aHsD 1'A 'A'e " COY We 'Att
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No aoak sULLpo"tss'
"Will there be o repetition OF the bull
dozIng tactics in the South this year?
0There IA M mead to shoot a man when
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