The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-28


violent traasition, let hope. Everybody
talks about the splendid crop OF grass.
Corn will be good Trough not "bIg"crop'
Wheat did well and is nearly all threshed.
Perhaps a third Of the wool in Brooke and
about the same or little more in Wash
inotou county remains uusold. Some
iarmers are holding for more than thirty.
three cents; in which hope trust they may
NOT be disappointed, but the outlook does
not warrant their view.
A certain wool buyer, being Democrat,
told q certain farmer, Republican, that
the Republican party is responsible Tor the
reduction OF the wool tariff and 80 for the
lower prices Of wool. "it il had not been
for the Republican party" said the buyer,
~ could have given you i've cents
a pound more for your WOO" "
He: did not add that Il it had
:. !. been for the Republican party the
e,oy.- T would probably have raised, ralsSd no :,
% Voc, at, l,,for wool is raw mSteriai,
and ihs D. mocrstic doctrine Is that raw
msterisI, nMS and sundry other things should
be- admitted duh Tree Also, he 0IHS ala nos
ssy al that when senaS,' 'r Sherman proposed pPsea
10y 70 the % ssnats 10 retain the then existing
WOOL " iii thrift twenty.six out ii tSenty.nine
Democratic Senators voted Il. o tnaI sew
enteen out Of thirty Republics. ssns.ors sHna
voted nay ;" There ought to ha.s oyei. !.
more Republicans on the right side, bpt =
mI,st be'contessed that the 'fayorable 70
sponse from the Democratic side was very
weak. The buyer might have added IN
fairness that the great wool inous;ry mas
grown up under Republican tariH
the POLITICAL OUTLOOK.
Lam able to say to our Democratic friends
who have been serewing up taxes in West
Virginia that they have done us great ser
j, . in Brooke. a Democrat Of substance
~, VA Intelligence. tells me- that be fears the
Aue ia gone beyond recovery. Among
osSsr I. NinGs new peopte are set.ling s,.oI, ~
WsiI.ha, pSt.Ji :, and most Of them are SsaESly
SN,snss,s9 Ms,ss9 ot being Republicans. Hy tbe
susps sssp Welsh urc iaoh the itfe' II tue a aas
,siyGs nsy mt 10 b, ,rn there will be new toSn
nglSs LHnSss II that O d settlement. H.r people
~ 49, sf;,e 10 ths great possibilities Of toe
are L. H. Iet IA hope tLae their Brightest
3 s,, y, 9s;i e;pst.ons may her reaI'zr'.
"N" A NopN'L FARM
,,,,., not intend TO gtS 20 ilr away from
,.,a,', Ie =. tore I had exPrsA'ed the ven greal
% 'Is,s,r.. i had in visiting % 'nel o. d d
Rs.il,s 1s M >dellarln. II IL aleHys a statiii a.
,s,inn Dsti 10 iarn' tia sirme5 ii;9, hs5,
cSM"h 3 br no wAste place. Nothing
Il In ~ r. Se carr Of itAeal hysty ~, GUY \,
Son.,, Y l..s u 10 we'll kspt and tiny aeglps ~ !,
% IsIt ..ly,bssro s md loosA." The re aln' M
sSsep AZ ysaoslh ewssR,s Ra,, pride % 6as sa
L. saw WI, bucks g, sa. No. .te f.Sr rhs Colonel
son s lanes. yot px se'!A.N.'u who kHow is.,,,
pesrty as murh q his father HouLsIsep Y,
stxncss vim proba Ny tCrbi,i. ] ssiil hnp
,hss I The t,m6usO. q. Beall hpek gill be rep
resented. And tht "a is a pair OF ihoeonSht
bred Kentucky D (ares, large; stgIsin
speeiy, mahogor,' Sys, which also shou'
he seen there. 1nde y, would like 70 50
Colonel Ce BeaIl's wi ole 'lPIaee,' set down q
me Fair Grounds, to chow hoy an intelli