The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-30
state and Near By Press,


The South Branch Inteliigencer failed to
receive its exchanges last week and apollo
gizes for its lack Of news.
A few more editorials about ]. E. kenna
in the same strain as the gushing efusion
in the Hinton Herald and he will be dub
bed saint"
The Greenbrier Independent is full Of
cards endorsing Captain Bob Dennis for
Kenna's place in the House. Not card
is found for Mathews.
The Sharpsville Advertiser is so awfully
sharp; "Wehope we shall not be accused
Of exaggeration when We say we have re-
ceived 1882 calendars"
The Charleston Call finds the Adjutant
Generals report but OF little importance to
peacefully disposed country editor, but
Is glad It has read the same, and happy
that it survived the reading.
/ The Weston Republican informs oil who
want to know what has become Of the
Union or War Democrats, that they are in
the rear and will remain there just so long
as the Bourbtns run the State.
Smiths Inder assures the State press
that at meeting Of the Association at Par.
kersburg in July, ladies will grace the ban.
quet table with their presence. You'll
have to be on your good behavior, gentle.
men.
This is the way it looks to the Hinton
Republican: "The Bourbons OF West Vir.
ginia don't want any National aid for pop.
ular education. They rather want to steal
the school funds We have, and perpetuate
slavery"
The Fairmont Inder serves notice to the
gentlemen who are setting up ticket for
the State Democratic Convention, that the
people are going to run that affair aud
those who work so industriously to fore
stall their action will be left.
The Marshall Herald feels badly; 1t does
not think it one OF the functions Of the
Legislature to run the whole country.
Neither does any one else, but there Is q
desire to find out what the views Of the
Legislature are on tariff and few other
matters.
The Hinton Republican addresses itself
to the Register in this wise; "Thou hypocrite,
first take the beam out Of thine own eye."
This, after the BSgi&er thinks 500, 900
debt a small subject for complaint, but
howls over $4,000 legitimately borrowed
for three months.
The Giimerie does not approve Of vari.
GUS resolutions introduced into the Legis.
lature instructing our Congressman how to
use their influence and believes that Con-
gress can run itself. But the question Is,
you know, how does the Legislature want
Congress to run things.
The Buckhannon Banner wants Upshur
county Democrats, provided they have no
candidate from that county, to vote for Fl.
NJ. Mathews for Congress, and wants the
bosses and young men in the lower
end OF the district who set up pins 10 nomi-
nate Attorney Generals, Congressman, etc.,
to stand to one side and give the people a
show.
The Grafton Sentinel, in commenting on
President Farnsworth's committees, COM
pares his marrow guage craftsmanship to that
OF Governor JaCksons in appointing the
Regents 1t also says that the election OF
the Hon. Tom to the Presidency OF the
Senate "sent him soaring midst the clouds,
and now to suggest him for Governor will
be the removal Of the last sand bag, and
out Of sight he goes"
The Fairmont ITea VIrginian Jumps on
Governor Jackson in a manner that is de-
cidedly igorous-denounCe his appoint
ments, and remarks that 1t has mot heard
that virtuous journal, the Wheeling Regis.
ter, utter single word by way Of protest
against this one'sided business in politics."
and predicts that his administration will go
down in history as the most INSCRIPTIONS
OF any ever vet accorded our State.
The Buckhannon Delta thinks it shows
bad taste 'for our Legislature to BIO con.
tinually passing resolutions OF instruction
to our Senators and Representatives" 1t
would not be understood as wholly con.
demning the practice, as there may be a
time when such things are proper, but in
this session the DtLtd thinks the resolves"
have been altogether too common. There
Is no doubt about 1t, those resolutions do
taste very bad to some people.
Tho Martinsbug Salesman is after Hem
ry NJ. Mathews with a sharp stick. It
remarks on his candidacy for Kenna's
shoes: "The Third district has noble and
distinguished Democrats within It's borders,
entirely competent to take care OF its inter-
est6 IN congress- OUT JOnn w. GhrTett
proconsul, Il. N. Mathews, Is not one Of
them." For the office 1t names p. @. East
ham, Of Mason, In another place 1t an.
nounces that nothing has given It greater
satisfaction than Mathews crushing defeat
in the Senatorial caucus and advises no la
boring man to touch him with 40 foot
pole.
Under thehead Of "Bossism Triumphant,
The Ring Plants and the Legislature Wa.
tiers but Kenna Receives the Increase" the
Fdystte EnterpriH makes some very perth.
emit remarks about the nominees Of the
Senatorial caucus or as 1t styles 1t tn" Love
Feast and Mutual Admiration Associa.
tom. Brazee since he shook the Democ.
racy comes out strong. He ssys: "West
Virginia Is doomed, for a season, to walk
the earth under Bossism and Ring.rule, but
the people will rise in their might and put
their seal OF condemnation on those who
submit withouta protest, TO the dictation
OF monopolies and corporations"
An Enthusiastic Endorsement.
GopH1M N. H., July II, lS79-GMrs-