The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-24
VIRGINIA TO DE REDEEAIED.
Only mn Ehort Needed TO Bring Out tho
- 10 ,a}a iNepublICnn Vote. .tH.g- may

OnIy mn Ehort Nceucu 10 bring Out I'll,
II iT fer Iiepublican Vote. 2
WAsulSGroN, D. G., Oct. 23.-A promo
sition has been made to the National Re
publican Committee that II good lot o
speakers shall be sent into the Old Do
minioh 10 intensity the interest in tn,
campaign, tho electoral vote Of the Stat,
shall be cast for Blaine and Logan. Til,
ground on which this proposition is based
Is chietly.the fact that the full Republican
and lseadjuSter vote OF the State outnum.
bcrs the Democratic vote by more thar,
10000 All that is necessary, thcrcforc
is that the fall vote shall he po|(cd. aut|
then that It shall be counted. h As f,r M
the straight Republican vote OF Tie Stat,
is concerned, there is very little doubt
that it will be brought out to man. Fur.
thcrmore, 1t Is the purpose OF the Repub.
lican leaders to have all their votes optnly,
go that every one may know to whom In
credit or responsibility Of the result does
or does not belong TO-. s. q 81, r.. ;. :
q General Malone will no doubt cxcrt
himself to poll the full kcadjuster vote
but there are some districts ii, the STAT.
where it will take good deal of work "a
stir the voters up TO- the necessary mitch
10 make them determined that their votes
shall not only be fully pollcd, but fairly
counted also. One re;lsop for thjnk;,,s
that there will be n free vote and n fnir
count in Virginia this time is the fact that
great many former Democrats are going
to vote tho Republican ticket this yenr
and tho Kspubllcana, therefore, will moi
only llava tho benefit OF their votes Int
Of their experience. The 527 cS.ConfeJ.
crates who have signed an invitation To
General Logan to visit Rockingham county,
and pledgins their votesto him and to MI
Blaine, are only a very few Of the men Of
'VirEiniawllohaveturnedt their facestowarl
the light Tint shines in the pathway of
the Republican party. The san,e'sori of
news comes from Winchester. There Ms
everywhere nil over tho country. i is
Blaine and protection that is wrkin. the
change. a resident Of Winchester writes
here as follows: "The men who arc com
ing over TO our side are men Of wealth and
enterprise and equal to the best in the
State. The venerable Isaac Faulkner the
most cnterprising and successful mer-
chant in this city, and his three so,Is
declare their intention to vote for
Blaine and Logan; Mr.. Grcason, n glover.
employing thirty men and several hun.
dred women, recognizes his danger as n
manufacturer and declares for projection:
Bently kerns, principal stockliolder and
manager 7of the shoe factory giving en-.
ployment to forty men, is an active work.
or; German Smith, owner OF a Iarn, s,, /.
mac and bark mill, has decided to support
the ticket" T553fl s's,;S'',,rl :
Mr.. Gilbert, proprietor Of the Winchcs-
ter foundry and machine works. is m ac.
ccssion wortl, many votes. Among the nc.
tive workers in the good cause are Sam ,Ie|
House, not long since an unconpromisinc
Democrat, made through Reimbursement,
and one OF the most enthusiastic Maine
men in tic, State; ,Chas. Hollis. once n
young and ardent Bourbon, now untirirr
in his efforts TO swell our vote; Samuel
Lerne, who defeated their strongest man
for receiver Of taxes rs fusionist, now in
line for protection. 1fspace would hermit
l. could 20 on and -enumerate. bnt will
mention Messrs. Kensil,. Vilwig. JoIin r :,
Baker,, Charles Hoover, Thomas and
Gins. Sloat. George Grin, William Jen.-
klns, Mort Gibbons and Inst but not least,
John Dean, vigilant,. untirins, unselfisb'
uncompromisingandiull Of confidence thnt
the State will give us from 10000 to p .O(()
majority" This is the sort 'of talk thnt
does Republican hearts good, and II is thc
sort of talk that ought not to let Virpinia
be lost sight of in the smoke of the b.itle