The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-29

The Sistersville Independent has ordered
a new press and will come out In new
form. Congratulations are extended.
The Kanawha GGktte blandly remarks:
at is said there is still-hunt progrt ssing
for some OF the State officers to be selected
next summer"
The JEet.el Me1engsr insists that the best
thing the Republican party can do in
1884 will be to nominate Senator Ben dar-
rison for the Presidency.
The war is over. Morris, Of the Richie
Gasette and Miller, Of the Grafton Eagle,
after calling each other innunerable vile
names have met, kissed and fallen in love
with each other.
The Nicholas Chronicle has entered on
lis fourth year and the Piedmont ObSerrer'
on its third. Both are good papers, and
have the INTELLIGRScEE's best wishes Tor
their future success.
The Noble county, o., Republican thinks
the nomination OF Hon. ]. n. Camden, OF
the Standard Oil Company, for the Presi-
with The Standards surplus wealth.
The Richmond. Radiator, OF Jefferson
county, Ohio, has entered upon its second
wear. and lie past speaks much for its future
success which is most decidedly merits.
lis editor is a live and enterprising gentle.
man.
The Tusc.rawas Advocate calls it q
heathenish practice for man to go around
beatinga base drum at 4 A. NJ. to awaken
people to go on an excursion. The Adro.
cate man was one OF those who didn't take
the excursion in.
The Steubenville Ohio Pres has entered
on its fifth volume. Under the careful man.
agement OF that veteran Republican, W. Z.
Allison, with each succeeding year 1t be-
comes more fixed as q necessity. It's news
columns are always bright.
The Braxton Democrat wants man for
Governor who will not part his name in the
middle, and therefore objects to E. Boyd
Faulkner or E. Willis Wilson. The Demo
cIdt sboald describe to the "unwashed" the
style OF man it does want.
The Washington (Pa.) Obsrrer is plead
ing for little observance OF the Sabbath
day BY railroad corporations. Since the
opening OF the H,mpfeld long trains have
rumbled through that classic town every
day, and this the 0bse,rer thinks is not a
very encouraging sign as long as they run
on Sunday.
The Barbour Jtgt7soEian says "show US
a better representation in Congress from
any State in the Union Of its size, than this
from West Virginia." and then gives the
names Of Camden, Kenna, Goti, Wilson
and Snyder. The Jc6rSonian is Bourbon
but evidently doesn't want to class that
e.eater, "clar de galleries" Eustace Glib
son with the gentlemen named.
The Huntington Advertiser has presented
the name Of Attorney General Watts for
Governor. The West Virginia Transcript
thereupon remarks Of Watts, whom it
styles the "most puissant and modest
Watts" that "He is Just the man. With
his high stoyepipe hat, chuck full Of ways
that are dark and tricks that are vain,"
and carrying with him the aura OF the
faultless and honorable Board Of Public
Works, we say Watts, and Watts all the
time"
The Randolph Entaprise is happy, and
gives its reasons for feeling so as follows:
1.-THE law prohibiting the killing OF deer
will soon be out, you can soon send letter
TO California for two cents, the cropsaIe
better than they have been for years, We
have no Mahones in West Virginia and the
rattle-snakes will soon seek their dens. A
people that can't be happy under these cir
cumstanCes ought 10 be compelled 10 emf
CRATE to Eastern Virginia"