Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
KITCHEN KICKS
Because tho Republicans ofthc Secon d
District Did Not Endorse Hin-SiE.
niRcant Interyiew-TheC Coming Peace
(Onleren nee-PersOnal.

Special Dipltch 10 the Sunday Register.
MAg1IxsBrRG, August 26.-The political
pot is beginning to boil. The manner In
which the Fairmont convention threw Mr.
Kitchen overheard has caused considerable
feeling among the Greenbackers. Their
strength in this district is about 800 votes,
and the leaders here openly declare their
intention TO resent the bad treatment
which they received at Fairmont by voting
and working against the Republican nomi.
nee
In talk with Mr. Kitchen he intimated
that the Fairmont convention had made a
very great mistake, and that the nominee
would he badly beaten. He said he was
not at all sore because he had not been en-
dorsed al FairmOnt but that in refusing 70
do so the Republican leaders had broken
solemn pledge and that their perfidy
would seriously affect their prospects at the
Tsfs,n syue.hsicn 7 srffxzA At from my coss-
lar compact had been entered into between
the Republican and Greenback leaders by
which Mr. Kitchen was u have been sup
ported by the Republicans for Congress,
and the GreenbaCkers were in return 10
support the Republican county tickets in
best laid plans of mice and men, at gang
aglee." and the "straight-outs' knocked
the coalition fiat into the ire at Fairmont.
The Republicans are not now near so JUDI.
LIANT as they were q day or two ago, and
their visions of two Republicans in the
Legislature from this county and Rapub-
IiCan member of Congress from this DIS
| trict have faded like frost-bltten Hover.
Although the Greenback convention
=. halH Of lark ahIlFp rpcfDIm-
| mendcd Mr.. Kitchen for Congress. with
| the understanding that the Republican
! convention would endorse him, he is not
now a candidate and as the matter now
| stands there are but three In the field
| Hoge. Mason and Lucas. The conference
| 10 lie held al Grafton on september ith
NAV result in arranging and healing the
! DcinoC ratio split, and 1t may mol now
ever desirable il may be 10 have harmony
and n single Democratic candidate, there
are many difficulties in the way Of aocomp-
| fishing II. However, as a peace Congress.
has bern called and the diplomats Will
| undertake the work OF bringing order out
| OF chaos in the Democratic ranks in this
| district, / will not attempt 10 speculate on
| the result OF their ardu0us labors.
| The Grcenbackers will hold their county
| convention in this plare to-day. Sut II u
| not known what they propose 10 10 J.!
| is not likely that they Will pot lnu
| ticket in the field. The action oil the
! Fsirmont convention has ralhcT knoIked
| their plans into 4 cooked hat. :,
! The senatorial Convention for this dis
| trict will meet in Charleston next Thurs
| day. The general impression j. that neith-
| er OF the prominent candidates VIII De
nominated but that dark horse will carry
| of the prize. Considerable interest - be'
| ing msniiested in the result The nom
inee. whoever he may be, will come from
jefferson, and will be elected.
Local and Persesai.
Martinsburg will have the telephone sys-
tenn established in few weeks.
The Agricultural Fair will be held mere
September 18th TO 10Th, and promises W os
one Of the best exhibitions the society hAs
ever given.
Judge and Mrs. Hoge returned home Sat
urday from a visit in North Carolina.
Hon. E. J. Faulkner Is back from the
Parkersburg Convention.
Hon. w. HH. Flick has gone 70 Psrker-.
burg to attend 4 session OF the Iniso
States Court.
Emma Dukehart, OF Bslhrnorei are sn.,
ing nj Mrs DIR. y. u. BakerL They fofmea
a party and went 70 Pen Yan to-day.
Hon. John w. Grsnthan, of Jeher-on,
was here yesterday fixing up bis senatorial
Jim McKevn, Democratic candidate foi
the legislature, will Ill his seat In thai
body well, IL elected. Weight, ~ Poands
Frank Evans says be can read bis tue
clear 10 reelection, II the hgns don M
bin.
d,ep % impre.sions. He thinks be win viz
cgxn,y pp,u,ry. tskes well her,