The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-11
TWO OF THE TRINITY,
Senator'S Cameron and Logan
,... o,, Through Pittsburgh Yesterday
lln lrn!.,,,tIo Efforts TO IOtsrSI'w 1htFn-
' Logan rr4lsss the Ticket .

tpf "a, attached TO the Atlantic E1'
'Ps',n m the F,h Wayne road, which ar
J', the Union Depot this afternoon al
m ~ 81 contained Senator Don Cameron
s..,,o, S:,."' Logan and wife, Congressman L,
3 vo,,op and wife, and Miss Beal, oil
Wellington, y; D. @. The fact that this par
.. expected to arrive on the train was
y t.,.n about the depot several hours be-
~. /, cams, and there was consequently
WV ',n,II crowd in waiting to catch a
.,mn.e Of the famous politicians, when 1t
.si.a up to the platform.
tn. car WAS attached to the rear end OF
train and the distinguished party got
'I' ,s,r the Liberty street entrance oil the
~ 9..a, waIkipg from there to the outer
'sp', ',ir,,m where the Atlantic express was
p''', ps,n,, mn for the East. Mr.. Morton,
nAI"S ed Miss Beal walked in advance,
bs NY ,bs o,bsr three followed leisurely
eJ Sae u" Mrs Logan, who is a fine look
oea'uI' .,n,uan, leaned upon her husbands
ms ."J dil not appear TO be in the most
Np, tl, S"I health. Cameron walked at the
Fl. HI oi his colleague, and the two kept up
:nSlurd Conversation as the" walked
.i,nS The crowd followed behind, out
AS"s ns ,be yats was reached the vigilant
Nu1" .,,rsI sts,ioned there kept them back,
ssiw Iw% %na,mir,ing some OF the depot officials
guy Es I,I,1rqph reporter 10 pass through
~ s"s .i"snc. I 1I the regular time for throw
~ -. ,ba barrier open. Senator Cameron
ins 1 NJ. marry stopped Just outside OF the
,ye az As the former leaned up against
.riIlsr the reporter stepped up.
SI'm never interviewed" ," replied the Ia
.,on. Peuusy lyauian, when the writer
.o.asd a"S, the con ersation. II haven't any
vpe"," ,tfas gh.reyer TO say about either the
.nmi,eps ,n," or the Convention. Inever say
."S,6,ov 10 the reporters, at any rate. "
us,s the reporter 50 far forgot his man-
I'D I'D a. 10 refer u wornout passage in a
an,annt a0Sn ,,pera, which Admits OF an equal
II thTr,dpare reply. The Senator smiled
:, he actually u.ed the phrase by way oi
,n.Trr, and then apologized by stating
nat il was the first time he had made the
syo,e,,iup for many months.
..T6s demonstration 10 the Convention
An Tuesday must have been very excl
,i,v - rem. keI the newspaper man.
~ ..To txci- but I Iht .ght | told you !
L,J no,hiur to SAY ?" The Senator eyed
Tie reporter for u moment, aud smiled
'i Atibis point Depot Master Butler inter
ro.,d and suggested that the Republican
Tomlntes made strong ticket.
"WelI | haven't anything to say about
thai: but | think everything was done for
ibr b.st. We Republicans are not In the
b,blt oi mixing many mistakes, and Us
0,J Ppsbytvrlans, We are not disposed
!, raise much Of howl about 1t when
they do, eli? D. sc, sir"
''rte JirAnt men stuck 1t out faithfully,
didn't hey? asked the reporter.
"ludrei they did 30B Of them. They
we're III. kind Of delegates TO have, repli.
ed The senator as he moved away.
The gentleman, although evidently sore
over ,he oulculiie OF the Convention, by
thp m,pnpr in which be Expressed him
sell, Was cheerful and afsbIe, but never.
Ihtess decidedly sverse TO being inter.
yiesed His personal appearance was
Inst Of 4 man who had done bard days
work aud had not yet washed up. bis
eyr, were heavy, and he seemed TO be in
nerd ut rest. That his every attention was
diecled duriug the Convention, TO the
e,u,ummatiOu Of his cherished hopes was
appar. nj iu his dress also, which showed
evidence Of lack Of brushing aud pressing,
lts@a light summer suit OF navy blue,
SRsShat suuburned aud faded. Ths
bI,Om Of the shirt he wore was spatted
befe and there with tobacco juice. and the
litIle black lie, about the collar was care
ls,sly iarteued. In the matter OF Dress
The Senator is evidently careless deVotee
OF la,hIOn, il his appearance to-day was
anything tn judge by.
After leaving the above gentleman the
rtponer addressed himself 10 Senator
Logan, who, near by, was pleasantly chat
tiug With bis wife. The General was in a
rod humOr, and met the reporter in q
different manner from his associate. He
Es neatly dressed 10 suit OF blue broad.
cloth, aud wore broad brimmed hat Of
white felt. This head dress, together with
the huge black mJustache that adorned
hi. face, gave hiui, above the shoulders,
70 some extent, the appearance OF Col; d.
B Hays, Of this city, whom be resembles
10 nO litIls degree. "YUu can say l think
the ticket is good one" he replied, 10
re'pOn,e to the reporter'squery, although
Il would have been better Que II We had
bad lew more men To make 1t so. as IT
Was, The defeat was OF the most pro-
DUuHced kind, but OF course, We will have
TO make the most OF 1t. guess that's
about al can say just now. This Is our
tain. is ii moi? Cloud day."
The train left Ia few minutes after.
Among tue passengers who got of the
Dy Express un the FL Wayne road about
SuClUrE last evening ~ get supper at the
uuiOn Depot aud wait for an Eastern
tain, Were seen the tall form and grey
hair Ut Fred Douglass, tho U. 5. Marshal
oi tile District OF Columbia, on his way
70 Washington from CnICago. His Whine
bat was deulei in aud his duster sho~eh
thetfrcls OtlOng uavel. His companion
WA Senator Bruce, Of Mississippi, who re.
ce!Sed lew votes Tor Vice Piesident. and
these Iwu nUst distinguished colUTed men
III the country attracted much attention
IOG reporter Of the Telegraph, who intro
daCrd himself to the venerable Marshal,
aud Inquired what he thought Of the nom
nation, Mr. Douglass said he was for
Gnut, hut he considered the nomination
ASttUng Oue, aud one that would happily
Unite all lhn discOrdent elements OF the
pady. Aud tiseu he turned To interview
The reporter, anG asked him how Pltts'
euEh hLed Garfield. 81 leared," said be,
That tile tSk about his tSrih record woula
o. an obi Cuon in PennsylVSnia'"
The epoHer SAID the people seemed
ahhrd that he WAS sale on thll issue,
aud then A.ked, "Don't you consider htn
AyOd tallti man2n
On, helSa good enough tariff man for
me, said the uiashal, smiling, and then
De gathered up his umbrella and satchel
AadmVytd towards his train.