The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-20
THE SENATORIAL SYNDICATE.
They DOu'tTnkc Kindly to The Ross pln, II
Of Itnk I'M, u Sct,utOr for West Sirsiuin.

InCy pOut luxe AtuuIy 10 Inc lS0AS HllU
ofI1nk ing Scnut0r for West tirgtmia.
New Martinsvilc Democrat "
We are OF opinion that the West Vir
ginia Legislature is tho proper authority to
settle this matter and decide who the sue.
cessor OF II. q Davis shall be. Ii it be true
that this meeting was held, and Tor the
purpose named in the Enq,tirer's letter, the
Legislature OF West Virginia should con-
strue it AS m insult and rebuke the po!i,i.
cal syndicate who are thus attempting TO
Xix up slate. We do not know what the
feeling Of the Democracy may be in other
parts OF the State, but We do know
that the Democracy OF We,zel county
arc almost unanimously opposed to
the return Of Mr.. Davis 10 tie Sanate.
They feel that they want to he represented
by West Virginian, and We feel safc in
saving that the representatives in the next
Legislature from Wetzei county are sutii.
GENTLY acquainted with the sentiment in
the county TO know that the Democracy OF
Wetzel are tired OF Dlvlsism and will not
endorse any man who votes for his return.
1t will be much better for the Democracy
OF West Virginia for II. G. to adhere TO his
original intention OF "ret;ring from public
life and giving his whole attention TO his
large and increasing private business"
ENOUGH DEMOCRATS WILL CONE FORWARD TO
DEFEAT IT.
Pa:kersbur- Sentinel.
Whether kenna's candidacy is The out
growth OF the Baltimore Conference, il one
were held, we do not know, but such is the
aspect OF affairs as presented to us ut this
time. Ii il is souehtto force the nomination
OF kenna, rs 4 Conference candidate" we
believe there will be enough Democrats
dissruntled with such procedure to join
with the Republicans in the election OF
John J. Davis or Jim Ferguson.
CAUCUS MANlpuLArloSss SHOULD lsE DEFEATED.
Nnttinsburg Herald.
1t is believed that Mr.. Davis desires to
succeed himself, and that John Il. kenna,
who can command u solid delegation from
his district, will be put forward only to Sc
cure his following fer Mr.. Davis. This
one.sided arrangement can certainly not
be very pleasing 10 the Democrats OF this
State, and rs it is solely part OF the duty
OF the next Legislature to select senator,
it would show better grace 10 leave the
matter to the confidence the people should
have in that body. For the
honor and credit Of a Democratic
and Republican people alike, our Isepre-
sentatives should defeat MI such caucus
manipulations. There is n bare possibility
OF the Republicans being able to make the
fight close for u Republican, and If not sue
cessiul they will do the next bes. that can
be done. Colonel Ben Wilson is al able
and a strong man-stronger by far than
Good, whom Coll defeated, and the Demo-
Gratis paid dearly ior submitting to the
machine preference that time. Wilson rs
an Independent Democrat would be the
next best choice 10 slraightout Republi-
can. a'a
4 DELICIOUS SoSrARTIsAS CSASlMITY.
New Mar,insviiic Messenger.
The Democrat is about right when it says1
that the Democracy Of Welzel are opposed
to the election Of Henry G. Davis 10 the
United States Senate, and it might have
added that there is perfect unanimity on
that question without regard 10 party. But
we would be glad to know whether that
paper iayors the selection made by the
"syndicate" at Baltimore Il short time ago.
HAVE We BOSSES AMONG US?
Huntingdon Re putlicnu
The Legislature seems to have very little
to do with the matter, except carry out the
wishes Of the bosses. 81.
THEY DIDN'T GIVE HIN 4 SHOW IN BALTIMORE
Bon!er Waterman. Ha
1t is conceded that the next United
States Senator from this State will be
chosen from the Third District. Sucl, be.
ing the case we want to name a man who
is both capable and honest, who has ever
proven true to his State and his party,
and whose election to this position We
believe would more truly mce: the desire
OF the people than that OF any other man
we refer to Hon. Frank Hereford.
SYNDICATE SAYS SENATE.
Wayne Advocate.
The question for Hon. John Il. Kenna
to decide is, whether he will 30 to tho Sem
ate or be be Speaker OF the House OF Rep.
resentatives. (ya i'.
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