The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-11

Who aIIII sOIourns NJ white Sulphur
springs HUnIs Political, social aud
GOusFAiIy Interesting NOtCB.
WnlTR SULPHUR SPRINGS, |

min SbLIhOh 9FhANNut
August Z, 1881.
To The InltlligOno0r.
IL WEST VIRGINIA TO BR c~AAERoEIzED2
With the advent Of Senator Camden
here came VIM, PliuCe, Of Raleigh county
Ferguson, Of the Anderson EnErpri%j Ed,
sehon, Of II, Pleasant; Aug. Langley, Of
Mason county, and Judge Morrow, Al
ready the pics are being set up for the
next election Of United States Senator
from the State Notwithstanding that
Senator Davis talks now and then, through
the newspapers, Of not being q candidate,
1t 10 not hard 10 imagine that 1t Ia done
simply TO throw the other Candidates Of
their guard Or at least o permit them
from mapping ont their campaign and get
ting their gus intO position Until he has
intrsnchRd himself, Hts lavorite ammu.
milton Ia railroads. Not being 4 statesman,
but a railroad operator before be
became known to lame, he has
again seized The brakes to pre-,
vent his political cargo from jumping
the track and becoming u complete wreck.
Supplemented people might think that
Davis proposed railroad, whose route he
recently survey ed Ia company with Sena
tor BSyard aud Editor Baker, OF the Reg
iter, Is going TO be built sure enough.
Nov, a portion Of the road may be
constructed and probably without Ia
DAvls's coal lAuds, no further. | happen
to know VI a warm trleud Of the Senator'S
who went TO him a short lime AinCe and
said to him that he had warmly worked
for D via election 10 the Senate, and now
he wanted some return, aud that but 1
little advice. lie wanted 10 speculate
10 q large quantity OF land on the PROPOSED
route, and asked the honorable Senator Il
the road would actually be built"
ne WAS ADVISED NOT TO BUY TUE LAND.
There 10 no cheaper way OF makint
political capital in IVES: Virginia than By
Encouraging" railroad enterprises, ant
our two senasors can do more "~enCoutag
log" than any two score OF men In thil
State that l known Of. This Ia all right o.
itssli-even patriotic aud Commendable-
but bogus surveying and implied false
promises NEEDN'T TO bolster up possible
waning political power 10 not the righr
thing by b large mSjority. The WesI
Virginia ring Of Democratic Politician
have for their motto, once In power al
ways iA power, and | think | have 20
hold Of thread that | can unwind 80 al
10 get down 10 the spool. At present | car
only predict that Mr.. VIM. Prince 10 to b,
candidate for the State Legislature ffou
the Greenbrler district, aud will havI
plenty oil means 10 conduct the campaigL
on.
In a nutshell, corporations have lassoet
the State Of West Virginia, and the kno
Is being gradually tiyhtsned, and 10 few
years, mark my words, unless there II
sumo pretty lively tusSsllng,and that at at
early day, tlls Stale politically will b(
worse tied up than Pennsylvania ever wal
by Simon Cameron.
SUNDAYS ARRlvALS.
II. o. OhSmberlin, N. g. Darlington,
Jas. Q. Smith, VIM. Allen, Jackson Guy.
VIM R. wiER, Q. O. wigs, VIM. @. Ma
son, lily. L. Carlisle, L, F. Myers, Rsr
Mays, L D. Davis, Jos. Bryan, Col, W, W
Gordon, y. K, Williams, +. Al. JOhnston,
WIN. W Goodin, j. D. Settler, OF Rich
mOnd, Va VIM. Alex. Thorn and George
F. wilkins, Of Northampton cuuuiSi
Alex. Hamilton, oil Petersburg, Val TSy.
lor WalthOur, Savannah Cal judge 4
Blond, Norfolk; Jos. q. Hays, PennsVlyA.
vaniA; Mrs. Charles Du Beguon, Pennsyl,
vania; y. ? Du BsVuOn, MiiieIgeyille "a,
L 9ehon, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va; Dr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Green, o. o, Watts, Charleston
Va; s. W, M%ittendoff, OF Baltimore; K
L. Nelson. Of Virginia; Edbeft Fowler
West vitRiuiS; b, D. Christian, Of Rich
mondj George +. AppotlY aud Charles
Gait, Washington, d. D.; q. Biufmau
IT.; Louisville, KY; VIM. Stanger, NeW
York; W. l.. Wofmlay and Son, KIM
William county T, Moran, New York B
+, Bond, J.G. PanRbprn and Miss LiiGie
Berry, Baltimorej Bstfen v. Ballard,
Lewisbutgi l.. A. Sttobel, Cincinnati
NOTES.
The famous Lowmoor iuthaCs, ttiity
miles east oil here, 10 now making on an
average one bundled tons Of iron daily,
lie Superintendent d mines, Mf, d ii,
Gallsher, and a very pleasant gentleman
by the way, ipfOims me that the company
intends bidding d new furnace and 4
rolling mill hetl year. II sells It's iron 10
Wheeling, Plltsbufgh aud Cincinnati mills
-moStly 10 the lAltet, and can compele
iAvotably with .ltontCn furnaces IN lhS
Cincinnati matket. 1t has limestone and
ore Ia %Abundance right on the ground,
The stock 10 held latgbly by eastern pat.
ties, aud ab1ut u. 1000 are now invested
In the property.
had a pleasant little chat tonight with