Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-11
woULD-BE SENATORS
:, osio Laying the Ropes to Pull
'' pordIstCn Out Of The Capitol
,s,rslIc,s SENATORIAL PROJECTS
4, ,,,g,uaI Crop Of Canddates-Ihs In
=" ,,,.asr Basiy at work-H' B. Hayes
Said to Have Aspirations

r,,,.,,rr, September lO.-No' 'e
80. f,o,r a speculative standpoint .s tnsn
es'Ins ',, ,.,I rorit;cal contest in this STATE,
:. ,ha corr.e i intrigue in progress 'o' 60 -
Is -. ,,'T +, 1t in the United States osu-
IT, are several prominent ana Scu,e
",ni,sr,s 60. for i, in both parties, tnu' luu u
'p,-1, ,-ec,-ious and uncertain IS tne
on,Ioos Every one knows that Governor
I.os,,r thinks only Of his oWa pEomouOn,
a., Governor Noyes is equally anu
-, ambitious; that Keller IS more
,b.n wiling to be transferred to tue O'ngi
snJ ~ the Capitol, and that BatIeT"oItn
80 yIa5ly revisit Washington as MI
SSs-rsn's colleague. Mr.. Pendleton wants
.uo,ber term. Mr.. Bookwalter who sEePPeu
ont Of the Republican ranks two years ago
~ .r.e,t the Democratic nom na'ioh lO'
Goysrno-. thinks he ought TO oe rtCo,u,
Isrs se5 for that sacrifice OF reputatlou y!
siT years OF ease and influence 10 Iue Wv"
~, ~ Pair. of Neyada, and has put
MI Rarrel ON Tap 10 that End'
~. 80 ls q r-v from the Western Reserve
t,st - /. time 10 ress-r-eCt the Payne',"tnItni
oliver H.. President OF the SJahda'Ir r.. va
j Iorlpsry. as the beneficiary. J,uiSe M ~
mans friends are no. silent ana II suoU.u
\ he remeu. bered that after the uHS 49, ~.
yFn.ian had nominated io4u'y, ,tSl 80
4 ICa,3 orrovrCed himself q candldate on
lie v.a.s. m Of making room lOC "sno .,,
,.,fs in t.eciyil service. Here are u'ue
,.rlfrrt,s. There are others less acuYe'
81 ssr'y 10 say that Mr.. HoadIy
name nav not be added TO the list, although
4 sb9r'a lie succeed in October he WDu'u
i look 90 much higher game.
Why Foster ChamPiOued Foraker
v- F.raker is credited by the Democrats
Nil Dr.s = Mr. Posters candidate Tor GOV
4 erro- Nr. Fosters preference Tor hun IN
a.. .,r.,. wss construed in various sIs'
: .r:n., ..dr,ers 70 mean that Foster WAS
If.or.- Co.; OG,y for 4 candidate Wlp>e
frsme wnud carry weight in CINCINNATI,
UI.fu... IL chosen 10 executive power,
HI al. intent to keep his place aud not
H. .or .r.ly beyond II. Mr.. Foraker
va. ....i,vsd 10 be such man. HayIlg
Il, ,g.H,H In putting Mr.. Foraker At tue
F.s,.f, ticket, Mr.. Foster, il is charged,
s ,--.t ID. ne ulteriOr and ruling purpose
IN - .uCed his championship Of /. r.
Ia o. .. 'aCy. namely, 10 the selection
o.. tive tiCSet in Cincinnati that
% &c. uited in his interests shOIldit
@i..t = E-iu5licau Legislature to choose
VIZ. PendIet0u's Successor.
s The legislative ticket in that city is
"a .sCttI Ia a lump. The sIength Of the
Rsrlies in the Legislature IS So apportron-
ID that ordinarily Cincinnati Shapes the
1aOliuCal leaning Of the legislature. Mlen
d uCiuual. and Cleveland have voted the
lme way in Legislative years the result in
Nc legislature has been invariably as they
ave lie ided Two months passed after
sflr Fsrakers nomination until the Repub-
Can county convention 81 CinClnnAr.
Mean while Influences sutagOnisiC 10 Mr..
Osler had been az work in that city. TX
WOyeinOr Moves and Mr.. Butter worth had
y low d, il not encouraged, their adherent9
HO lock sharply atter the prelRi narieS.
t ae convention nominated a Legislative
Wirke, sCl'ust which the efforts OF per-
tOGs Who we're credited with special
IritItluP-S to Mr.. Foster mad been dl-
tyC.eG. Ng. tJ.ter has not since then
<)Ianiiy,ltI much interest il CIlCinnati,
- bile he candidacy Of Mr.. NOyes and of
r. BulterTUrlh has appJeCiably improved.
10 OVen expression has been given or au-
hOr.r. %. the personal preferences Of the
aniltatrs and ShOulu the contest De close
n ClrmEUati. as IS not unlikely, Mr.. FOS-
r. shreTtneSS aud experience may be
NepenIsd IHOn to do him all possible ser
fics. An acknowledged agent Of his has
Peel going over the State Tor several
fontas dong work for him in the interior
tOUnCCS Nr. Fosters idea IS that having
ven way TO Mr.. Sherman two years ago,
hen be might have pushed hot contest,
p hsS claims for the SeuatOrship over any
,le- Re-" 5.inan and be means 10 assert
hem. helter's hope Is blsed on the pros
fect. pleasing 70 him, that ne may slip in
h.e more popular candidates are at each
Rthers threats.
r. b. Hayes Tired OF Ob~curIty,
81. 'at7e a'y Hjdespreld whispsriugs whose
.g.n Is not distinctly traCraOle, that Mr..
4 ases would Ike another taste Of public
hNiOusu! Lee, Of Frankfort Is said
pe working up movement d5si gned to
M NJ. Nayes IN the Senate. General
pa Iy, Wau formerly edited the State
*ouILa. hc-e. and w5S always warm sup
',rf OF The Hayes administration bought
lO.tuo Telegram 5e-eG1v. for
- 't"sr vas readily assigned bearing
NJ. hSy'N return to Office. 4 paper in
F.ss'. tie State could certainly be-
~ 10 v''.. a-eE, q sch an Vnlar-
aIs.
On the Democratic Side.
s* tend.etons chanres although p-pcs.
Us. are probably better than at any time
bee congress adjourned. dis civil Sar.
Ce bill reused violent resentment IN the
rs OF his party. Even until the CON.
+ nlgn. this feeling was slrUny. DY-n.n
e aiu announcement before the rouysr.
CA OI his candidacy on an anti.rpi1rnl
a,'orm, stirred that body 10 bOis;e-5us
+ 4 pIoNal: Little has been heard one way
,ue other since then on toe subject. In
i ~ ye that the lion is Only sleeping He
- he Hooded, 10 ipuot, Should Mr.
~uIs'gu Se permitted to t4ks pIsca ON
. tfagN But whatever may happen them
t.e are now dlStinC, evidences o. kindly
n IN me interior towards Nr. P4r4ls.
D' should he now run in aud supror,
L.iIe reset there is no yel.iu. via,