The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-16

& !uto my lnce h0u lnQulrlnS II was blulnt
Z When 1t Is known that could be comfort
: ably slowed away In tho overcoat pocket
i Of TINT valiant polfticianthe ludicrous pos
ton ! was unwillingly placed In Gun b
Imagined, but never effectively described
!twasowingto this incidGnt, however, that
learned the causo Of the presence Of tn
crowd and tho band. Blaine wa
expected but stopped Off at Oak
land. JlThe bund nevertheless wa
determined 10 disturb the quiet Of lii,
night sercnadng some one, 80 they HE,
themselves 10 tho residence OF Governo
Jackson. After several enhancing tunes
Ind wasted their sweetness on the nigh
mir, and still no ono appeared to acknowl
edge the compliment, u thoughtful hanger
oil suggested IL lively air. "rhut will brin,
| him, sure" said he. But the same silence
reigned supreme. ut tho conclusion OF tho
| piece, and the crowd left in disgust. The
joke VI tho affair was that Governor Jack.
son 1T the time OF tho serenadc, uucon.
scious OF tho honor done him, was wrnpt
IN peaceful slumber ut the Mcclure House
at Wheeling. 'S8,vg - ,95l'% 3a69iII1
Tho Ubiquitous proceedings Of tho Board
Of Directors OF the Insane Asylum in
throwing dice for congressional honors Is
still II subject OF much comment here, ind
promises to eliminate In some very bitter
determinations when tho campaign Is on.
A prominent citizen told mo that tho wild
eyed Ephesians who manipulated tho
aitair. woald come to grief Ia good time,
ami that tho pit they dug for Others would
swallow them up in their greed and anx.
iety to grasp what WIS too high for their
| reach. ei.5 5$tgjasfait ~ NJ sisP
1t Is inmored that cX.Judge @. I. ~
Moore will emerge from TINT seclusion in.
to which he should never have gone, and
wrest The Congressional llonors from the
waning factions In The district. | can
hardly believe that It is true, us that anita
Die gentleman has more than once told the
writer tha. lie was heartily sick Of public
life and intended oenjoy himself as il inun
should whenever hoy was released from the
duties of the Supreme Bench. But Char
ley is that sort OF Roman, that il he really
entered the race would carry OF the hinge
without much effort, and would be tie
toughest timber tho Republicans would
care to battle against. 5agsI55 NJ & IN
Many knowing ones here shake their
CORY locks when the name Of John j.
Scipio Hassler is mentioned in con-
nection with the Congressional nom.
ination, and wisely remarked that
"SFalk.a-man.to death from tho orange
groves OF jackson county has no idea OF
being successful; that, while on the surface
he is unanimous for himself hc is in reality
working for another, and that all his efforts
arc intended to blind other unsuspectin.
candidates. 5Sat T7o al :
An erroneous impression got out here
that Judge "NIon" jaclsson Ind withdrawn
from the race. How the report got out
has not been explained, but the Judge
himself is authority for the statement that
he Is still in the ring without any disfgurc-
mcnt whatever. a E':9&is'is Ed 81
The refusal OF Charley Caldwell, one OF
the survivors Of the celebrated New Mar.
tlhsvillc convention, 10 accept n position on
the Hoard Of Directors Of the Weston Asy-
lnM is said 10 be owing TO the fact that the
late Senator from Writ county is thinking
seriously OF deserving the ranks OF the
Democracy, and is looking forwark to Join.
ing bis fortunes with another party. I
can't think what has brought about this
change Of heart in the valiant champion OF
successful candidates. cxcpept that having
adhered strictly to his conversion to The
standard Of the cold water party he has
come to the conclusion that there is no
sympathy between Democracy and water,
ind that the only fountain OF inspiration
Of that party IS whisky and lots OF il, there.
fore it is slyiy intimated that Charley ia
looking forward to the nomination for Gov
ernor on the Temperance ticket. a Ion:
farewell then to that historical ulster, which
will now be cleansed Of all Democratic
stains in the rcgenerating waters oi the
temperance party. An, g, ~ ), z,
In conversation with a prominent Re-
publican Of this city, gentleman who has
occupied high and responsible positions in
! the councils Of the State and the nation, /
was told that tic Republican party had BY
t.Nn-means hopeless cause in this State.
"All that is required" said he, sis money
to run the canvass and organize every dis.
trift and county. | don't mean that this
money shall be used for the purpose OF
bribery or purclasei that is not necessary.
! But money is MS necessary in politics NJ it
is in business. There Is no doubt thut the
Republican party in this State has ma
lority OF the wealth, butitis in tho hands OF
men who have no taste for politics, and
who are personally Indifferent TO the sue
cess OF the purity. Senators Camden and
Davis make up the financial backbone OF
the Democracy. They have wealth ami
they use it To. Keep the party Organization
up. and Mt the same time further their own
ends aud maintain their poyit;on.N - Va
saw Taylor Strauder on the street the
other day. Taylor while in confinement
n the Wheeling Jill, awaiting death or
liberty, was the pink Of proprlety.' sintp
Taylor has come in contact with the out
side world, however, lie has heen guilty of
many questionable transactions. Lam
told that he has married white woman,
whose character certainly cannot be Of
very high standard when she has linked
her tate to such man as Slrauder. 1t may
not be long before We hear OF Mr.. Strauder
In some uncuyiable connection. This state
Of al2.its will no doubt surprise many Of
bis Wheeling friends WHO Yefo won't to
think TINT Ills former troubles and contine-
ment had worked wonderful reformation
III his character. KS iFSs !. -3s.fS Viii;
"A very unique verdict was rendered in
the circuit court here the other day. The
contest was over q patch OF pasture for a
s,nail Mmloqnt TAe jury after I: short de-.
Liberation returned the remarkable verdict,
We the Jury find TINT this cause be dis.
s mls1ed aad hat easl harts pay Ais qER
dipt, while il iNay haYe. been equitable,
waa not lornlai one, but by agreement Of
counsel 1t was entered up Us the verdict il.
+! the case. ~ 73.5: .l,.ff5. "a .55.
THE railroad magnates who visited
| Wheeling reached this place on ,Wednes.,
Iuv ~ fnho,, a. 1,a :. =.