The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-11

Ing a family quarrel inst now ?" interroga.
lively observed the Courier SCRIBE after the
Formally OF All Introduction and the inter.
change Of q lew uni,npostant 1emasks.
well, yes; We have had q rather lively
stste Convention, but think the State ticket
will be elected In spite OF the alleged Demo.
cratic detection and the reported determined
effort to be made on the part Of the National
Republican Committee to carry the State IN
October for the moral effect It viii have In
the canpaign. The Wheeling REGISTER, which
first inaugurated tb, Trouble ~ making q
violent aud uncallti Tor attack upon me
and WHO'S supporters wore subst q uently re-
buked by the State Convention, has already
come out for the whole ticket and IL doing
It's Best to eleotit. There Is, in fact, DO suot
dasensions among the West Virginia Demo
Gratis as Republican newspapers are ioud OIL
reporting aud ! feel cou6asat that the Stats
ticket will be elected in Oa.ober by larger
majority then ever. +. Willis Wilson,, fhe
candidate for Governor, Ia young man and
q hne orator. He will stump the Stats from,
end to end. He Ia ssli.made man and hold,
u high place Ia the hearts OF the people,"
~ DEFENDING, TIE JUDGES. ,.,f
1--WE were compelled to Dominate our 81.
preme Judges, OF endorse all the preposter
GUS charges made against them BY The Re-
publican PRESS" S. .fTGly - ,5I
"Bu., colonel, don't you think the su,
preme Judges transcended their power,
when they caused the arrest OF the editors Of
the Wheeling lNrELLleEs. lR- for criticisms
upon the action ofths Coui T; al d su bsequent
" sitting as jury and execulioner e, we'll AZ
judges, found them guilty aud fined them ??
qusried the reporter. g@,l-
~ will not argue this point" urbanely re-.
sponded the Colonel. 1.-THE time for tha,
has gone by. With the Demccrat7 Of Wsoi
Virginia 1t was only question of whsthe,
the vile abuse and false charges that had
been laid at the door OF these Judges, whom
We had elected and FOR whose conduct We
felt in q measure respoL aibIe, was goirg to
be endorsed By as, or whether We would sc.
upon 1t the seal Of our condemnation by
boldly putting these Judges in nomination
again; whether we ere going to endorse
the campaign lies OF our opponents, OF
whether we were going to project our own
staudard-5e from the mud-slinging enc.
my. This wss the issue aud the result is
not at all surprising" ~
BLAst's cHANCEa NOT 60 ZIG. y..
ut is asid. Colonel, that Blaine has large
railroad interests in West Virginia and
through the operation Of these he expects TO
carry the 8tste in November" 7z,5'
Il believe Blains Is interested with Henry
G. Davis and others in a proposed railroad
into some coal, iron and timber lands they
and othela own, but csnnot conceive how
this will render him any political assistance.
Davis il staunch Democrat, and, were be so
inclined, would hardly dare brave the conse.
quences OF hpostscy after the houors that
have been heaaed upon him by the Demo.
cracy OF his State, and without his acqui.
escence nothing could be done. But aside
from this, i. Is hardly possible to buy West
Virginia. The rugged ridgers and the badly
farmers haven't much to live on and seldor,
see any money, hut there is no class OF pee
pie in this broad land Ct ours that get higl
ar or more sacred value on their right Of sui.
frsgs. They arc Democrats to the core and
tho man who calculates upon purchasing
them because they are poor will find that ali
the millions Of Steve E kina are not sufficient
to corrupt them. No, a;r; no matter how
many railroads Blaine owns, nor how much
money 10 put into the c,nv,1, nor what fam.
lily quarcea may bave been, OF now are, you
can assure your readers that West Virginia
will give Cleveland and Hendricks a ronsing
majority in November" J., = iii-s;,t'. NJ =