The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-10

The Piedmont 0bScrUer presents the name
Of F. NJ. Reynolds, Of Keyser, for Guberna-
tienal honors.
The Parkersburg Sentinel speaks Of Par
kersburg as the largest hog pen in the
world. Nothinglike being outsloken.
The Huntington Commercial predicts that
II in 1854 the Republican party Is success.
full, Grant and Conkllng must come to the
front.
The Moundsyille Reporter has entered on
It's fourteenth year, an evidence that il is
prospecting and is appreciated by the people
Of Marshall county.
The Raleigh county Index is now in its
fourth year, and under the management OF
Messrs. A. NJ. Prince and A. ]. Lacey has
become dessrvedly popular.
The Wayne Advocate ia nine years old
and one Of the best weeklies that comes to
this office considering the disadvantages 1t
has to contend with by reason Of being Of
line OF railroad.
The Charleston Call Is authority for the
statement that sweet Virginia Democrats
would take pride in voting for the old
Roman" Thurman, as Presidential can
didate, is referred to.
The Fairmont Inder has advices from the
First district 10 the effect that Col. Ben
Wilson will occupy his old seat in Congress
at the expiration OF General Colts term.
Possibly deah.ieP, possibly ye know.
The 0ceana Tidings is the name Of a
new paper recently started in Wyoming
county by ]. l.. G. Mays. 1t intends to be
Independent in politics. The paper is well
coined to the West Virginia field OF jour
nalism.
Hon. Nelse Campbell, Of Monroe county,
Is reported to be already in the race for
Judge OF the Supreme Court oil this State.
Early birds in politics seldom catch the
worm. -Brdxton Democrat Especially when
they are on the bosses SLATE"
The State Tribune advises the Democratic
press, that Is calling loudly for more nerve"
In the Republican ranks in Kanawha coun-
ty, that II 1t will only possess it's soul in
patience it will discover in due time all
that Is needed for its political health.
Major Brazil, editor Of the Fayette En-
terprise, Is in the East for three weeks
vacation, which he has well.earned by his
careful work and attention to bis paper
during the past year. While he Is absent
Mr.. Geo. ]. Thompson ILLS the editorial
chair.
The Parkersburg Sentinel cannot see how
Col. John J. Scipio Hassler can be kept out
Of Congress after that powerful speech Of
his, made at the Ironton reunion, which
was sandwiched in between the talks Of
Governor Foster and ex-President Hayes.
The statesman from Jackson county Is o
modest man, however.
JIM. Wolff who eight months ago started
the Addison, Webster county, Mountain
Echo, has become tired OF journalism in
that county and quit. 3. q. Chase & Co.
have started out in his place to run the
Echo. The trouble was, there was no rail-
road. Wolff should have kept at the work
until Mr.. Cracraft's railroad reached him.
George Washington Tippett, the pre-.
siding genius Of the Point Pleasant Register,
must have been blowing his good money
into the "La. s. l." aud drawn a prize,
Judging from the way in which he goes
Tor Postmaster General Gresham and his
recent order relating to the use oil the mails
by the lottery company or its agents. He
winds up in this style, at Is time this
Crank was bounced from office"
The Parkersburg Sate Journal referring
to the State law that at present requires
but four months school in year in the
country districts, says truthfully that 1t Is
matter which deserves the careful attention
Of the Legislature at It's next session. Four
months Is not enough, and the Legislature
should require at least six months school
and thereby give the children Of the State
an opportunity to become reasonably in
telligent.