Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
1HE FIGHT IS ON.
.,..rs Of Both Parties sanSuIns
Of Success.
O.,abIican And Democratic Factions
nary S Ts"rman DISCOUNTED Governor
toss,r On The Outlook ia The
State and Nation.

W. - ornan'S nOtSii oHN sS ~, -
ter shs,I ingether. Counting Thurman
srs ~S' of the gubernatoriai race, mas
- cu' u thurman was not nominated,
pCen ~ as, lies between Hoadley, Ward
/ The cS I!AlSIss with HOadley at this time
SD 'tiuSJ and the WaId and GeddeS
in tDe, ,,isg ready combine the field
nm,s;rst him. -
ma ON for his views on the stu
VA ,n INIT bnt he insisted that ne was OUT
siI 1,!;',. C and knew very little about what
PoA1L..S;ng on. He had been called on
Sss gUi tI4 for his opinions, hesaid, and
:nmHrsrisbly declined to express
had il" FTrther than expressing his be-
them hit the Democratic party would
bri u ny Ohio this year and In 1881
surely IA Ssy nothing. The ex-Sena-
be vii Ill snfIering from the effects of
lor : ss 81 arm, and is also afflicted
bs ',namslgia. He stated that he de-
WIZ VIZ I~Tsatly to attend the meeting OF
S.Ie .a Cancers few days previous, but
UElv 55 ~ venture visit. AS for poll
iea'TN" s.. 'considered himself out OF them,
nc H. Es dssired that to be understood.
quo IA hi NOT know why he was sought
tx wben any man on the street knew
al'e. I'll of the situation as he did. 1t
SIN IN circulated in the State that
hao ~ senator would present General
T Nh Wards name to the State Con-
pu I,;on and probably be the presiding
VI 'ro'. of that body. lie insisted that
SS.. 80 Ward was an able man, worthy
uF t1 Governor and entitled 10 reeog-
~ ~, st the hands of the Democracy,
I L,,T JIs, he himself would not be pres
90 %. s s would not take part in the Con-
vrHticn. .,
yLila the senator has been suffering
wgs called on by nearly all the
, :, Democrats visiting the city.
T.Iny,. 10 talk 10 them about old
~ and 10 take a hand at cards, bat
81, tavp no illusions made to himself.
,".,-,Iipg 10 common report, the SEN
,,o, Was beaten out of the nomination
~ Nv PRESIDENT at Cincinnati in 1881 by
,Es trrsrhery Of men sent there for
nm, rom his own State. Judge HOad-
'sy ore Of the Ohio delegates at that
,,y's and now a candidate for Cover
cor Was charged with doing more than
ary other man i'm the deal which sold
Thurman out. Quite recently prom
irert Democrat was calling on Thur
nan. and while enjoying a game at
rsrl, the visitor began talking about
that Convention on purpose to let him
MID 4 secret as 70 how meanly he was
,rss,ed tv the delegate from Oul dis
..fct." The visitor said
"Ry the way, Judge, there is one
thing that happened at that Conven-
Ion that don't believe you ever heard
IL
Before the speaker could complete
.lp sentence aud tell that for which he
lad made ms mission thither
Judge Thurman Rreke Out,
No. ard. by. don't want TO hear
IT,"
T.rtutrrup,edparty was completely
laatu utya but finally said, Why not,
judge
Because, replied the latter, al have
hpsrd too much Of il already"
Wv Informant, who accompanied the
visitor. states th&t Thurman seemed to
look with disgust on political contests.
lie hadu1 ivubt determined never to
enter the arena again, but with the
present combination To make HOadley
Governor and II. b. Payne, of Cleye-
lard, President both his old foes Mr..
thurman l. thought 10 be at times
ready tO come Ogt. II Sherman had
t,ra nominated it would have given q
r:s.yX' for him % break the state of his
I'D io1s. There Is, however, evidently
,oh-a new deal on both sides. If
HCaGiry is nominated for Governor
IdGTpaE's friends will do nothing.
They say now that HOadley is another
BoSwalter, having been with the
patty only since 1876, and then only to
rr,-ay those who had maintained il in
iced. They see that HOadley's's success
meass an Ohio delegation for Payne
i0r President in 1854 and the last. Of
Thurman. Leading Democrats in the
Sale are expressing great alarm
that this diS9tiectiOn and the element
hghiug PendletOn on account OF civil
S'y'ct and tor personal reasons will
N,i ioNc the State when they have every
iHrs IN their favor If harmony is
Ag'l,aiued.
Republican DisSensfOns.
'"e'e i, however, odds in their fav-
"i u Ohio, because the Republicans are
'ivte. up with three factiOns-the FOs-
t.t .aCtlUn, which predOminates; the
HvNt' faction, which is fighting this
u.,mnan"e, and the Sherman faction,
"rHh S trying to be neutral so as to
Se' s"Id delegation in 1881. Foster
mas 'he State organization; has got his
" sci nominated and platform adopted
a-u /, popular in the State, but he is
S-' WIN President Arthur, and Keifer
a nSi Tie administration. The recent
HA!O appointments are causing some
iIUSuaton. y. l.. COnger, of Akron,
i TIS lu'I been made director of the
mo, mon Pacific Railroad. He was chair
MA. mag oi the Republican State Commit
80, ,ge!I u 1850, engaged rooms at Chicago
HGNH We're thought 10 be for the Ohio
.SS,SsA,l'n, which, with five except
So G' oi twenty-five, was for SHEER
LA'l, Out a short time before the con.
sSulIoh Snerman'S friends found Con
Str working on
Room for Blaine.
49," aeu Us rooms were for the Blaine dele
EAAoG from Ohio, which consisted of
to1s IeIegateS and several hundred sora.
, iSAJr' lhe appointment of C'onoar by
H. ~ .SslIen, could not fail to De most
s,o'SSIeiuI to sherman. Then the more
I'm go, appointment Of W. ). Fnrav as
S SSTS'lor IN this Columbus district i
81 o..- worse. Furay was in CnnSa-;S
CtC~O at Chicago, Is a StaIwart n g 81 ; ;
sI'cl antl-Hayes school anS = "a \ .. tue
ssuehly OF Foster. Furav bo1 T II
Heeepng a weekly paper her. b has oeen
only one IN the State adroae, oeing the
,Os senator He has abused FoI Me.'er
hey srcs way way possible. The apnoi D5Igs III
digTat las O,eGslOned consiIarabia ~ ~
6 SyiSero among tbosa |'''S,e lh-
issues with the Office having
a aUSs went to Washingto,r Governor
sho he could no do1 iIiSt t1n last night
Hrthnr that he the P Dr. tsu President
ing the deuce Will Itesluent) is play
party in Ohio. ~" the grand old
y Governor Poster. View.
Before leaving tbs = -
asked as to how ~ ne Governor was
wear. " He %I loan, and for P resgiJJdsIn.e out,
I'VE Mil TIeplled as follows 'uent next
fall. The Ssl pS cary Ohio BY ~ oo,. 49,.
are with US. Tbs WEIs and women
ance Christian ,mo,oMen's Temper.