The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-09
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\ ADDITIONAL -TELEGRAP :;
COMMENTS. OK The ELEcr1o 20.
What Leading New York Journals Have
,,S,,. tokny on the subject, 4, n
NEw@ionK, November S.-The Tribune
editorialy says:a@"When Mt!!Arthur suc.
ceededto au office for which no human be.
Ing ltaa thought Of selecting him, he found
the Republican purity triumphant, In tue
country, and stronger with the people than
It had been since General Grants tlrst cleo.
ton. What little over one year Of his
policy Inns brought his party, Yesterdays
reinrps from more than half Tie Union
show. II Is the loudest and hanhest warn.
Ing given In recent times to my President.
The people serve notice upon Mr.. Arthur
TINT they will not tolerate Ills attempt 10
build uP a faction ut the expense OF his
party; will not tolerate the monstrous inter-
ference Of his representatives In forcing un.
popular nominations, and that they wish
him hcnceforth diligently TO mind Ills own
business. They are in the mood Of tito
Judge who wanted nothing more from that
defendant but silence, and precious little OF
that; and they mcan the same notice TO M.
ply to the under bosses, like Cameron,
VINO, within, their respective provinces,
nave pursued the same seltisl, and sense.
less COURSE"
The Uerahi elitorially says: II, Arthur
has erred, let him.repeut aud no need not
dcsnair Of the future. But tho repentance
must he real. Mr.. arthur must
"unload.' Let him : be I, Ills own
hiAn again, ind 10 may recover
even from this heavy blow. Ills mistake
arose out Of his amiable weakness in sui.
milling to the evil advice Of a parcel Of
4aarre!ng political hacks whom he has
the III fortune 10 own as friends. He must
"unload''ithese peoples We need not name
them, Tor their na,nts are In everybody's
month. The article concludes; Tie eaine
Is not played out either for the Renublicn1
party or the. President. The Democratic
success is 50 great AZ to be dangerous to the
victors. II Mr.. Arthur his, sufficient
s'gacity md craftsmanship he may vet
save the Republican party from destruction.
Is there my other Republican, leader who
eau do t'iis?g We do not Just now thiuk
OF any. Il i'',,,,' 5e'
The IIorld says "the great victory Of ycs.
tert'ay means ruin to the Republican party.
What it means 10 the Democratic party The
new Democratic Congress must determine. y
PiT1snuHdir, November S.-The Chronicle
aays: The result not only in this State. hut
In half score Of States, but NOR.
especially Sin al Pennsylvania, New
York, New llan,pahire md lndianu where
tlle rcverberatons Of the election echoes
tali on Stalwart ears like the rush Of q land
Slide, shows that. the Independent voters
have been abroad all over the land In
the Soutli,where the bosses have ruled with
high hand, rs well as in the North, the
people have taken the easiest and quickest
way 10 accomplish their object" They have
simply cut dcr0~ iOt. sit,l' N''pNgaI i g.eGl
The Independent Republican voters Of |
tenusylvania have proved to be wiser than |
their leaders. They forcsaw that to yote |
Tor Stewart MS was originally intended.
could not fail.tO result in the election ri
The StaIwart State ticket. The Labor tickpt
also stood iajthe way. The alwarts from,
The outset counted'upon the Labor ticket
votes from pattison, and when It
~as discovered imthis city and other To-
@iitles that The otalwarts were piowiny
with the Labor heifer, the Independent j
Republicans realized that the only way 10
fleet their first great object and Original
nm. namely, the defeat Of the Cameron
orces, no other recourse was presented bnt
70 vote directly Tor Puttison. a.lHI'i i III
The Dispatch says: The most remarkab,a
,!lase Of this RESULTS that it was attainpI
~ Independent Republicans voting direct.
y Tor lhttison. II was discovered seyera,
lays ago that the immense corruption fund
y tue Staiwarts was being used with effect
'moDg the purchasable class Of Democrats
Money poured IN from NewiYork. md
washington, and was placed in the hands
y Democratic strikers In every part Of the
state Becoming alarmed at this, thou.
aitls Of independent Republicans deter.
Mined that the purpose for which they |
..rGEanned-the defeat OF the Cameron
icket-should not miscarry, and thew
therefore, abandoned Stewart and voted
llrectly for Pattison. This action was OBJ.
erved in the returns from most Of the pfe.
incss OF this county, where there was an 4
ctual decrease from the Wolfe vote. i
New iaRK, November S.-The Post SAWS.
ne political tidal wave which swept over
he country Yesterday was surprise to
Val stree. only as poets its volume Or
KENT democratic success had been an.
lcipated, and those who would consider
ucl! success Us reason for influencing the
tock marketlad generally acted on their
augment ', before the election had occurred. T.
ne overwhelming extent Of the victories
y The opposition to the Administration
nay, however, have influenced Others TO.
ay,l but there have been few changes in
lei stock market, which cannot be &C.
ounted for by other than political reasons,
United States bonds, which constitute n
aeasnre Of pnb)ic credit are unchanged
kept Tor extended IS which are l.. lower,
nd the 3s which are ;! lower. H. ssf.ss..