Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-25

address an aulience at the Eastern
state boun larry. Returning to the Capt.
IA nthe morning he salutes his wife and
breakfasts at the Bates House, and 10y
uighi;a.l he Is declaiming from ros,rum
on thruOrthweStern border. Undoubt-
ediy senator Blrnum was right in pre-.
Sumins that Mr.. Hendricks former in
3Iaaca and popularity had been fully re-
stored by the bold, decisive aud earnest
speech with which he opened the cam
paigu three weeks ago. Although the
pleasant little romance going the
unds OF the press 20 the effect that the
rN-tiryernOr had been offered place in
the Cabinet in certain contingencies
may b, place in the same CATEGORY with
the large majority ol such campaign
yarns, still, he may yet be able. in case
Ui the triumph next month OF the Dem
oratic cause, 10 claim, any, even the
highest, par, in the giI OF a Democratic
NI,iOua. administration.
Senator Mcdonald.
Bat there are other able, influential
and distinguished Democrats on the
platform throughout the State. Senator
Mcdonald stands forth prominently
among the hosts Of political workers
who swarm IN every county and town
ship. lie has enlisted for the war. and
will b. found fighting among the fore.
most until the closing Of the polls. lie
hes taken sole charge Of the State can
yass, aud wi;h Chairman BarnuaI. at his
. 'r. .a.ns 'ran hari to equal any
who, ug'~...o. Hendricks, nr is un-
aaa.rr.r l.y most Shrewd, able and
I0rf.lr uHr,,riu tine party.
Heavy Quavtette.
Two other heavy guns must be placed
ur =tgo N-.--r.uGllsh and Voorhees,
Er'. a-. aar, q work, night and day,
gr.I .t,r been l.rWcvkS speaking some
tsu.- twice a 'Jy, and often az points re-
u.', i-ur each other. and located in
r'ru.-t Inaccessible portions Of the State
Trrtueir addresses are everywhere lis
t-u. 'H hy immense audiences, and al
though tIr.r .dbDrS are telling heavily
upon them, they are happy in the
SuDW,cis- that the seed they are 80 in
ig>,rIpuSlv sowing is ialin. on good
ground, aul viii hiring forth abundant
iruir IA the election OF Land rs at the
polls.
The Dem ccrstic e Clndidate.
The way LJnirrs Is laboring in his
own behalf j. wonderful. He has con-
trihu'si $1,000 10 the campaign fund,
and = working ike a beaver. His per-
soma candidacy = very dear to him nat
ur.lly, ami be Is here, there AMI every
whore, tyin. from point To poiut and I.
speaking "a least once per day, and al /
wJys % large and emit us,aStiC audiences. .
lie Is not brilliant orator, but he al .
WAYS brings ou' the people.
in Grand Array"
Other prominent and popular 'aborers |
n tIr Democratic win yard are Senator I
Thurman, Hon. sam Cary, OF Cincin- /.
natl. Hon. B. GrItZ Brown, OF Missouri; /,
Hon. T. r. Butler. OF Massachusetts;
Trn. Dan. DdUgherty, the eloquent |
Philadelphia lawyer; Gen. Geo. |
". julien, Ex-Governor Hub |
bard, ui Texas. Senator Pendle- !
ton; ex-senator Dooiit,.c, Greeley's old f.
triruj: Gpu. IL. ". >.ocum, Gen. James .
N.pgti-. State Senator Winfield, OF /
New jersey. Cen. Franz Seigel, Joe
PuIs,z,r, oi -. Louis; ". y. Murphy,
oi ALBANY, and a host o. others.
The Republican Want.
TUnir. to the othsr party r great
want suggests itself az once. l. Is =
great political general 10 head their F.
iprres and inspire the rank an file with .
the kUOWirige that they have leader
iu whom they can put an abiding faith. |
such q man was Morton. For the first
tIur sine. lN5G that giant OF the West,
who arose iutiuS the war To- ad0rn the
O.v-rn,~suip aud add new plume to
the hc.uJv. OF the Republican parly, i
missed "a; a great political crisis, and
there Is NO one fitted at all 10 succeed
u,m.
Their stumpers.
Yet the Republicans are not without
Sneakers worthy % encounter the
Democratic advocates, and II is anus
.u- jo read, on each successive motn-
NJ. iu tuc columns o, the partisan
r-r g. she ilyr.ug tyicgrams announcing
uu tur one S,,!c the humiliatip N OF one
rJ.';yI. champion who has agreed %
traverse the State along tn speaker
i~o.u tine opposite side, while the dis.
pat 30 in tine next Journal prOlOunCes a
funeral grafton Uv the suppO eel victor,
declaring that ha was hope rSsly lald
out
Judge Porter.
ike his Democratic ODp, mem, is indie
ilislrle in his efforts q G., Try the state,
and his political rien i are ab.v second
ing him in his work The b,st orators
o. DE hal i1r love or money are on hand
jv shoals, and nothing Is being left ug'
done % insure succesS. Among the
most prominent Republicans on the
Eust ugs may be mentioned Bob inger-
>ulI fresh from the Chicago meeting 0i
the Liberal l. acne, B-u. Harrison, Gen.
Wu,diOr ]. O. New YORK, ten. A. ID.
Straight, Go lior- Or,h, Senator Bruce,
of Mississippi, GOV. k'rGwJod, OF Iowa,
and judge \. W. lOursea. Conkling Is
q br here early next month, and is billed
for iour speeche, IN dlil,r MT parts OF
the State.
The SInews of Wa.
Tp to this time the Re uDlican State
Committee has apparen V had more
money 90 spend Tor aut--t lection pur-
pose, than the Democratic Committee,
although the latter is presided over by
one ui the richest men IN the State and
a present candidate for the second office
in the .iit oi his country. The Republi-
can state Cpmia,ttcc consequently
.lrutd SOME preliminary advantages
put thus. iudjcjous political manssrrS
vino rightly estimate the swift lOrgetlNI-
ness oi human iavorS prefer 70 reserve
their financial ammunition until almost
the closing davs OF the canvass. Lean
a the Democratic exchequcr has been,
Trustworthy advices are now filed IN the
Democratic State Committee rooms
assuring the party here OF all the pecu-
MARY all they may require IN conuucC
Ing a successful campaign.
Republican Claims
The assertions OF the Republicans
that this State will sustain them III
power il founded on very hght anu
airy foundation, but at the same tlGie II
il true that their loss from the solIler
element going over 10 Hancock VIII oe
insignificant. The western sosIie.' as
a rule. did his lighting on battiehe,Is
remote from the scenes OF HancocS 5
battles. and he knows comparatively Ln-
he about his achievements at Hettys-
bur- or Spotsylyauia. One hears less
therefore, OF deiections from the Kepuo-
I'm ,snks i'm favor Of the soldier. Domo--
crstie candidate than in the Eastern ana
Ni55le states. where Hancock's repuiS'
ton "a a soldier of the Army OF the r. :
,omac in the last and greatest crisis oil
the civil war is securely fixed. No sen
,i,Dsnt remains to move Indiana Reput-
hSans from their faith. and few deser-
tions OF regular Republican voters can
l be anticipated.
/ ICl.,tsn,,.d ON Eourih PaQe.