Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-12
|NG STATESMEN
AaI Sage Indicates to a
ssuistsr Scribe

Aal Sage Indicates ~ q
Register Scribe
sOUNa MEN WHO WILL
tontroI Our States Political cal. OsS'
4, II. Next EpOch-A List
Bright Active and
Bra;u Yourg sea'
, have had their day, and
!. Using in the armament"
x.s an old politician, who
live part in public matters
ts,r., snd as he stood on the
ing a REeIsTER representa-
a. ,,collections Of men whose
s,,;Ii,r ., in the annals OF Virginia
Virginia politics, conciuaeo us
..s, Nth the above remark.
T. the reporter to indicate who
he RisiBg Young Men
k.pId cOn.ro! our States POliti-
IN, the next epoch, the sage
Y for Granted that the Democrat
sss enough to maintain us su,
mis- State for many years 70
aIInde 10 such as bid tatr 20
,ir ;Dirpntial in that Organl-
not mean 10 say that they
., an, r;se 10 positions Of po!lu-
~ but being bright, active,
|t men, will Tor 5 long tliue
sntrol the policy and destln'es
q, ~ In this State.
M sn,e that occurs TO my mind IS
enry y. walker,
~ {fcal wavwardness for aWnlIei
faer the ban Of political oS-
..{t Mo recent returns to the
Ia bss caused a wonderful re-
household. Even though it
{, .salousy Of few OF the elder
Fsnrv Walker is a rarely gifted
Lis influence on the stump is
IN potent. He can sway the
~ MS magic OrstOry as no O!her
5 e. In style and effect be Is to West
~, n Sargent ) PrsntiSs was 10
Those who think tha: the days
|.' o. are ended. are mistaken. This
~. h true as regards the population
~ |. .f ,.nla. With the primitive en-
IS t|<>s8 .1e.r fathers they love 10 ItnS
(. sentences as they fall f'Om
a some golden mOu,het
YOU are skeO;iCAl Oa
t lust attend camp
lie mountains on 4 day when
he that some big preacher Is
~ and see what Gro Sds will come
H. b-sa,n.eSsly they will listen
|oaea, words. Henry Walker IS
, gun a, q political meeting.
Vt.cf have extraordinary early all
|t H. while his father was able 70
</ sr-'y r1gd education he was
81 !, i've him ANYTHING else. So
/. Tmade-bis enemies may say
[ Job. but they don't think so.
haay Of our bright yOunglmen his
Is vas that he went iCtO politics
y early. With nothing but his
s.;-'. ,-,G lssLs-s LsrEag LV evnsr-
q az T.I.frsira4 orrsniIatfons veil
,l,sd a nh ,.,insys Rrr talent will
.oor, nv q,er and es II becomes rim.
!, - 500 ami .,roole1 /, eyne-isDca
-. ,.-T.,sr r.V,- Walkers in.
.... .r 30 iT,,rra viII In, rrsa,ar tba,
~. - 80. - ,Es rss, s,5 IoDt n1o1
~ 80 -, -, -. sol isctors -
IL. '.' ~, '-. -. - ~. 80 ~ tbs
W. 80 rr. - r..r.l D., r.r.59.sI o,,ics -
~. -. Ta;s - - gDnsrr nGii,;,
.r r- . ~r,,s
.,,r - nm, man of ror,sry mani.
D.. ~ 80. .sc,,,D oi -Is S,,+a is
'- - - - - - '''''
D"'e 'Ohnson'
e %. Tie Ns''e: cOUEiy 'uGlCla. circuit.
$ @' o-...aut maa Ike Walker, but
o. '.. solid. reliable men who make
me- end carry we'sh,y influence.
lsoa uaIe a reputation in the State
ne 'C- .t-t work. good Judgment aud
. o. .-r interests o' MS people be-
-.vd 'a"! 1os d man oI MS age MS
'.' SI-N'S.eI an early opportunity 10
i,- !. .'' .o '-e oShcl, & Ppsl'lOn thaL
y ....'.', Is! as ne d!ScEarses every re,
}. u. ...r. % good o.iisShlOned, solid
l'.s i2 ms Democratic instincts and
/. = rs courage natural to an honest man,
'-a "'s 'a'e amoment 10 tackle Judge
son son ""sA ae thought The Federal u,
' " 1--EOsca.ns upon the TlsatS OF
80 80. .. - -, IL "lt1G nave oesn all
- -. .....' ~. - 'ue "nO's edSraI 10y
L..,....s..'.at a.. J.! s,' a. 1 nS' MN. ~
fr rs.. 10 - ~ I,, 7" - ~ Ite ,; I.s.: Le
,,.s.,. O.. 80. 80, VI 10 ''I1'5'
80. - ID, lD'''eSE Win .Ae teu'
,o..' .-.. s.. ''...fu ,le app alNe oi the en-
". a..0A Oi West Virginia aad gaze
ron hence among the adherents OF a
go. a.. ", 80, .,.. ne, ne IS a man oil about
b, sg,. NJ - .'', % ~. ~. .'.e'.S oea,IuI,
? sad gri,.nass ~ - 5.a:,.o, a.+,S'' ,-,I vi
.,. ...'at-s-, 80 ", Se1.''o' W. ''a'eu
/, ..... 90 .,fi,Ss -. - '"5'-! ''>'"'r III
m. I,n,
,.,:- '''oh hOJS
so'Is 10 pay an acufe part iu our
&c gD..'.'' ,,Hck, bright, yOuns fel.
VII -''ia. dispositions asi manly
~, ~ 'g'. . J., ol ,As excitement Of politics,
IN -. 80. a. 'h5.F tAoAEaiS, .pretesring 10
'yr 'he aIyAacement Of Others .aaa
~ %. oHA e.eE,et'on, remarkably
u, IN 'Le.r attachment 20 the for
u. S.sF personal friends, such blys
C.lN 70 occupy lr'uentia. poSilioasin
Fa,.l 'taNs. Iae brisk. Wirv. elastic
o. .'e 'al.'On contrasts with the
T. il!."P.ne gait o.his neighbor Henry
hsT. ar When they get together in a
"a. '..Nent.yn 10 is generally unisr.
'-a' here l. going To be some work
.l'g.ad name seyera. ye-,n9s nrC.I,
! "'-" political positions in the land
80 S q -.od deal OF their distinction 10
o'A o.. l4eSe boys.
The Faulkner Bows
bother hand Of L-,rIa-. 81, 49,.
} tie horizon. Tnsv r..,. vi. a't way
.or ,nrticisns. AMI @ ,bsr oG"'5 e., u. 69,1i
% .4r.r origin. E1v5 FsyrS.~s- ~ ~ Us Us,
mr.rh Nyn- Fr-t,. o.. .'. ~ Nslv