The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-12

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T. So eave veI The ~ Dsm6craIic s,ate s t;cSst % s;J
which was absolutely essential TO Il The
Irish and Germans on the Republican
ticket ran well up with their fellow candi.
dates. while Blee and Reilley. Schmidt and
Diemer were slaughtered bythe Democrats.
This Ia pretty good evidence of the insin.
cerity OF the Democratic protestations OF
love for the two nationalties il tries hardest
10 hoodyink.
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vh;cS ,hs % 10 nnoss ~ tha notao p f. 0S}o @ hos
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II % ,hat ~ res;on Womsn jn n yoIit;cS az S eisS'
wherc Ia Sest;ned n NAVE 70 an ;nde,syn,;n. min
ate quantity. Her Influence In the Ohio
election Yesterday developed such a vast
deal Of ''scratching" that both the calcula.
tions and the data Of the political meteor
ologists have been upset. At the nod and
beck OF lovely but untiinching woman,
both the political parties there were forced
TO abandon all the venerable and conven.
lent party issues, which they thoroughly
understood. and 10 fight out the campaign
on the issues between "Betty and the
Baby: or. Doodle and Beer" OF which they
both equally stood in awe.
JRasttagton RepuIiican-The most care.
less observer Of The political forces and re.
suits will see that the great Republican
gain in Ohio over the $4,000 Democratic
majority OF last year, in the face OF the con.
iusing counter currents on the temperance
question, indicate returning health and
strength. There is no pretense that the
election in that State has been strug.
gle between the two great parties mo
which the people are divided on national
politics, The Republican party ALWAYS
suffers from the agitation OF moral and
emotional questions, because it has larger
stock OF emotions than it's enemy.
Cleveland HernH-Nor are thev man vbo
drink to ..xcpss-manv do nor Iy;nk ;ntor.
icatinv lionors at allHbnt lhe bare idea NJ
nrohiSitorv rest RANT ia sut;cien, ~ l% ro,Ss
,bsir opnosition Tbey = were EASILY " lsa .YI 10
hsIiev~a ~ that ~. Pe1, hIicsr ' nar., iea a,ss az
soleIy responsibIe @ for and % in mi p svmoathS S
with the nrob;b;,ion IN ,nouamsnt W. @ Hancs
,hev voted avainst The RsnnhI;ran n n.rtv nv
tb;s Vronnd whilst st ibs sans ,in,e @ tbs M
naTty was ha;ny denonnced hv advocates @ ot
nro5ibition becanse Il hss moi G nm SS rsseryedIv
rhsmn nionsd that nol;cv w. '''' '> 's>
D.. =. - - 80 - rs
.o put IN spite Oh more iayish ana uncon-
cealea use o. money agaihst II man was
eVer M kaown W. N tne history OF the etate, III
spi1e oi tne aespetate enofts OF an un.
x;aisncs tha RanmbIisan Is nsr,v ,o bas M ,noJa U%n
de";Jad nrngrsss since IaIt w war a, and iii
he in ha,ter cond;tion than eve, o IN 1ssl
wh;ia The Dsmocrat;c nartx % hoo boa nnon ~ ~ ,s
shonIders an Old Man ~ he S Sss % IN ,be M
sbane oi the linnor trot,c ~ whicb T. wiII M
Sa pnah,e az ~ "a ;,asIJ - "NA ?" W."
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crv about u % I;,,Is w"ol @ % dn,S ha,ned . ,bs
Democrats some @ and % the @ noiion nuu tbat thar @
r;nsva,ds wsrs ~ I So % crt % doar 'Ias ias. ' tha