The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-25


taInS Interesting Readlng for West
VirginInns and other People.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGs, I
August II tlsslfl.>
Correspondence Of the lnIelIigenccr.
Simon Cameron WIS here few days
since In conversational With Governor
Mathews, Judge Patton and few other
gentlemen lie spid relative to the query OF
the Prcsidentstlnal recovery
~ have daily tGlcgraphic communities
ton with those near the President and |
am convinced that his wounds will prove
fatal, though he may linger awhile"
The impression conveyed was to tho ef-
feet that this was the private opinion held
by those "near the President" but TINT Is
was kept religiously from tho newspapers
MS long as there was the slightest shred on
which to hanga h9PsS BN9tyithFanling
not only the newspapers, but uniformed
individual opinions, Is, that the physicians
are keeping back information, and their
bulletins for this reason ARE largely unsat-
,iSfset0ry.s ,Besiles0ulis note thefgeperpl
Apprqhcpsi0ni oi tii untaSorables tertninP-
ton bftlie case 4 ! -gBH .gnMR
II tlIefc soM6 great psychological intui.
ton, stimulated by the anxiety Of millions
Of minds with relennce to the object, that
causes such a conclusion ofpublic opinion?
Mr. Cameron, made the remark quoted
before the Into tirfnv0rablC symptoms arose
In the Presidents case. Remembered now,
they are burlcned with an import as sig
niicant rs ii is fearful, 1t Is only surmis-
able whom Mr.. Cameron means by those
"near the President" With his influence
Il is not .ptcsumable that he would desire
or have any information which was second
hand, nor Is 1t probable that any reliable
information would he given at second
hupds TO he thus dispensed toe third purity.
The conclusion threfgree IL, II AIrlC Cameron
Wils sincere Iii hiS Statement tint oiic 81 the
physicians in attendance upon the Presl.
dent reports to Mr.. Cameron, And II 80
which one IL III Is It the one from his
own State? This will probably never be
known.
II Is easy to see why, II any Of the physi-
clans around the bedside Of the President
holds an uniavOrlble opinion Of the case,
that he should not aesireto shtteft tothe
world, even II positive OF its correctness.
Under the black cloud Of distrust and fear
the few rays of hope that steal through do
not tighten the general gloom, and the bull
letins OF the doctors put hut II small silver
lining on 1t. ........
WILL col. bin iwts6N SUCCEED HIMSELF
AdAiN2
A gentleman from the First district Of
this State who is "up" in local politics,
and n hencllman Of Col. Ben Wilson's, by
.bythewey, Eps4p,iSdc4 4sAp the colonel's
chances 10 succeed himself:
"Wcll, now" said he, "Co. Wilson will
have the hardest fight he has ever had II
something heard u few duyssincc il true"
RWhat isth6t~ tABJt '.,l..i|".
~ have It on pretty good authority that
Huns Good intends putting on his Arnor
for the fight again, and intends to go IN to
win" .irA"
"You don't say so?"
81 do, intleedI and from what | know OF
him lie intist have Studied Il long while and
considers that he has more than II certainty
Of wihuingigse he@0tld not again go into
the canvass"
illus anythinghNppened tolcssen Colonel
Wilson's popul0rity%
"NOthing, but | tell you That there Is
Il str0n9 ;iueline aaihst one man holding
on to Office year after year and keeping out
others who ,hNye claims for preferment.
Then agtIiiI, WILLS have worked for VIII
son AM free to confess Tint IN the last two
canvassCs made hO about exhausted his
ammunition. For the ward md crosS-road
politicians he has done about all lie could,
and don't dtiniake the mistake that they
will be satisfied with this. Not by q very
heavy majority They arc going to help n
fresh man, whose promises and iultlllnents
haven't MIXED him dry
D I'Nhdt soft Of a.lCongressnar would
Good make2"
"There, are plenty Of worse inen in Con-
gress than fIhisG0NL He lis young, cnur-
getic, well informed, u capital DICTATOR, u
staunch Democrat and posted about the
interests Of the community"
-YSWould.you work, fol, 1his interests II he
comes 6pt'as a candidhteiagainst Colonel
WilsOn2" "''
"Ican't say what I would do Under sucll
circumstances" ,.,..
r''''' ritz corRr Of AtrnAts
is how some sixty cases behind. There is