The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-16
THE POLITICAL SLATE.
POLITICS IN THE BUCKEYE STATE,
III. Democratic sty Look. R.,Au elosn,-rAs
shooting stars That sAOot rArousA the
Political HsGIsns-Ths nliky WsI Of
unesrtalnty-CanpAlgn Notes.
splelal opnn.pondtnef Of flAe llllellloaeer.

Unesrtaiaty-CamPAIEu Notes.
Special Correspondence Qfhe ittelicaoer.
TOLEDO, O., August 15.-Toledo is not
the Capital Of Ohio, but it is the hub of q
very great portion Of it. The atmosphere
is clear and one can see very long dis
tance over the State from here. don't know
point in Ohio from which the political
horizon can better be scanned than right
here on the banks Of the Maumee. Seen
from the railing in front Of Bob Wallace's
saloon on Summit street, it is mighty
squally looking sky. Bob'sis headquarters
for all the local politicians. Drop in almost
any evening and you may see Petroleum
| V. Nssby," Frank Hurd, the great free
trade apostle, "old Chicamauga" steed.
man, Tyler, Of Perrysburg, and that pure
patriot, and wArranted-to-We eli
mates-where there : Is Sheritt's printing,
Andy Bebout, OF the Democrat. General
Sherwood dropsin for cracker or crab;
Mayor Rolnies, smiles on the boys, and
Colonel Moore, well, Moore Is q
tolefably good fellow, bat as politician
he is bigger failure than Allen U.Myers.
IO'Myers thinks / owe him au opology l
will send It down and have Bicknell, Of the
DRpdtch, deliver it Two months ego the
Democrats had more than fighting chance
In Ohio. They came down on Columbus
like an army OF wolves seepting their prey
ftom afar. Naturally they made fools oil
themselves. They always do at such tunes.
sncn men Us Maru ana ihufman were
head % from ~ III tbe t;eket @ Thew we're Scarcely N I
awaylfrom Columbus when the row began,
and ithas continued down to the present
momehI VIII VIII eons.anIlS inc insfssaslng sp acri- y
NV % !, with % ti,a = most S @ serions u sins ina B,sdy
the candidate f,r STATE Treasurer has
found ,it necessaryto have a card from his
fellow citizsns. OF Bellaire., given 10 the
press and right here in Toieds, within a
weak has been rnearthed the most dis.
graceful rascaIity OF the candidate for su-
preme Judge. Selwyn N. Owen. So dis
graceful ia he record against him on the
books OF the Lucas county courts. that
Democrats tnrn away in lispust. and Il ia
mora than probable he will be asked TO
.eaye the ticket, Bob Wallace is enc OF
the most influential Democrats in Toledo,
and he Is ia favor OF the license system.
The result OF his Influence will be seen in
Lncas comfy. which will send up two
Republican Representatives The back
counties are aronsed. The old line Demo.
Gratis are doing their best to kill Hoadly,
believing with Young Thurman that
it ia the only yav to s4ye the party.
,,,n =. ,,o,n,v
""An Vs Ao"DN,' -
oVer IN summit the othet aay at DEM
ocratic Convention, q leading Democrat, a
candidate for Probate Judge, off ,red the
f,llov;n, ,sso-u,ions which racs;v,,s a ,a.
Io'o"trs ieso''s''''' "At'N '''e- "
specialize vote:
"Resolred, That IL is due to the Democrats
OF Ohio, and to all other voters Of the State
whose suffrage he expects tor eceive at the
coming election, that Hon. George Hoadly
make knownto them whether he paid or
authorized to be paid any money TO any
body, and II any, how much and TO whom,
for the purpose OF Influencing the late
Democratic Slate Convention, or any OF its
delegates in the choice OF candidate for
Governor, to the end that the people may
niole coitegtiy luuse Vi tne purity Vi his
s.e ntsen 20 ahich ahS u he us asnirss % ' 'ne seas
ZIP "PIso,r.J ~ That ,hs Dsmec,ats ~ srm.
NIT co,,nty WIN have waited ilons and are
wa;,ioa i IA, "np aps snti,cd to JsmsnJ md % II
cnnme, With With .ha D.mocrscv NJ ,ha STATE
tbst % tha ,"n,;rsIy | nsw ;ssne, n,omised MS ", h,
sba as ,a rressnt % GS,;,ms, II tha Damncr,,;c
s,e,s @ fr, frsrtra, Gommi,tse ~ bc s,j;ynTsed' S IN
.ha a'S ] nc ~ ,Ss No nsmocrac.' NJ % ai,sr ,ba
meelinv me- thu If The committee heli al Tolsdo on on
IaIr ~ sSt1 ia snsaI;Iv nrocjaimad IN ,ba
nsnnIs I of The al State in order tba. uoIs1s "a nav ,a
roI now what nnsst;ons concsrn ,bs nnhi;,
nn" SaI,"rs "I and % rbst onas.ionS ,bsv sbsIl % hs
nermitted %e T by G ths tommittee to decide bv w
her M bsIIots -'''N> - N'
'ntlT ail pss Sasg ,bs s,,ts tbs,a ia dsn.,d for
uoad,y 1 v,, ~ sst % IF 'tbe tickst and 4 reaIIv M
seams ~ II that ia the only wav IN settle
tha ,ondIIa UoedIv,s 1Naw nsmc.
crscy" re % vss no fresS. 4 eon,d not at. nd the
0h;3 atmost hare - -
VT'S TSa an nam macra,s ~ Sor,bern ob;oo nar.
t;cnIsrlv incensed at the CLEVELAND iSad~r
1b;"h Z dn;n. a r,ssniacsn wntt for tSs
wn.sn Narta . NJ %'s nse !. " Sa,S % sre
pd ppaod ' p"pst - Wv 80 "''e - ''e
sOON' .,,......,,.... -G.
The Democratic party OF Lucas county is
split and the Irish will vote the Rspub.
lican ticket, .,
"A Allen y;lysts y os.ng an, %onse ny MS
w 20; noi..,ascS.Ls n..,..,