Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07

| Democratic and Republican Remarks
About the Prospects.
The one topic of conversation in this dis
trict Just now is the Congressional prob
lem. On the street corner little knots OF
men discuss it, in the mills the sWeatstain-
| ed boiler corsses over to argue with the
mailer. In the business hours the en-
ployer leaves his desk for five minutes
chat with his clerk. In short all classes
and conditions of men are taking hand
in the contest, and on both sides quiet and
! efysctiye work has been done. In this
county the Republicans took the initiative
in oreanizing, and got up whoop, hurrah
eampaign. but during this week Democratic
concentration, and quiet unobtrusiye
work has done more In q few days than all
! the rush work of the four weeks preceding
| thatof their more noisy competitors
n StrolliDg about among the people last
night we encountered mnny opinions as W
| The result and we give them rs follows:
lanes Russell, OF Triadelphia township:
| We can be counted upon for 40 majority,
| snre, and from that to ZOO We are not
a w T. Chambers, Elm Grove: Ohio
county will stand by her own favorite, and
the majority that we will give him outside
| of the city will make the Oldest inhabitant
| open his eyes.
Hon. John Farris, Liberty district: This
| is Republican district, but Wen carry IL
| for Good certain. never saw such EN-
G. 5. Terrill, Liberty; Good will carry
John McColloch, Richland: oh, 1t is
only a question of gain out here. Our nor
NAL majority is IS; we think 1t can be run
ESQUIRE Scbultze: It looks little blue.
Hon. ]. H. Good: My reception at every
point has been in the highest degree salts
isfactory. neither saw nor heard oil any
| discussions.
Hon. y. G. Cracraft: There can be no
| doubt about Mr.. Goods election. He has
| all the requirements, intelligence, honesty,
| ability, and an oratorical power that Is not
| encountered twice in lifetime. The dis.
| trict is largely Democratic normally, and
| why any Democrat can be insane enough
| To entertain even q suspicion Of defeat is
| beyond my ken. We shall have a mort
! glorious victory, sir, than we had In 1873.
| Hon. Jonathan NJ. Bennett, of Lewis
county: can only speak OF my own coun-
ty. We are all harmony; no division, no
| strife, no party rancor, and there is no
| oUIIQlN TtdSOu budt 4 Ooh sNOhNSA'S -
| Good will not cone out OF our county with
| an increased Democratic majority.
Col. Ben Wilson: Why, sir, there Is no
| doubt of his election.
| Auditor Miller says that Good win be
elected by a handsome majority, in spite Of
the lavish use g. money and the whole
power OF the Federal government against
him.
Democrat in Ohio county does his duty the
day is won for Wheeling's favorite son.
! Frank Mcneil: I think the chances are in
favor of Good, but there is no certainty
Prof. r. C. Dalzell, (R.): think there is
hard fought obtainable victory in sight
for us.
Chairman Handlan. commander OF the
Democratic forces in Ohio county, predicts
the triumphant election OF Good and the
whole Democratic ticket. The Democrats
have been stirred up and are on their
| mettle. Once aroused there is no power
that can beat them.
| DR.. Reeves: The district is fifteen hun
dred Democratic, and / see no reason to
doubt success. With organization and 2
proper marshaling Of the forces on next
Tuesday, the day is won for Wheeling's
candidate.
Nick Riester: Good ID satisfactory to all
and there is no reason to feel discouraged.
| There has been nothing lost.
John G. Hoffman, Jr.: Good is sure to
get there.
Col Hugh Sterling: 1t looks elegant for
us. We can't be beaten.
Col. G. B. Caldwell: Sanguine Republi-
can: Golf will be elected easily.
q. s. Marshal Atkinson, Sherman Repub-
lican: st is not in the pins to beat Gof "
| Capt. A. Wilson: / have looked the
ground over carefully and thoroughly, and
can't see where Good will lose. He will be
elected.
Capt. W. H. Travis: Golf will certainly
| make the rifle.
Dr. r. ]. L. Hardesty: IL the full vote is out,
polls, Good will be elected.
Hon. ]. ]. Woods: am not scared nor
nevtf have been. Good is certain to be
| elected