The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11
VIEWING THE FIELD.
ALL DISSATISFACTION suBslDlNa.

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oplhio'ns " 10 the Course OF the lads. !
p.rd'a.a : Thsy Hill join 10 aad
| n,lp to Nin . Glo,iou, Victory. (. (,
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From our stecial Cort,po,,ae,i. j.
WAslllKGroS, D. e., June l0.-Tho wor]
Of the Chicago Convention continues to b.
the topic OF conversation a. the Uaplto
and in political circles. There seems to b.
a crow,no failing ba,e = ov tbo, ,bo t,oLo,
ho"..s '..e .,., ~. Nv" ..a' ,Ao n, n'oAe.
nave aohe 'lesf "o1ss againse the hepno
lican ticket, and that they will soon sub
aide, At all events, the euppotters Of MIR
p,a;,a do rot amman AZ all onn,ahor.;r,
,,.,. - -. y = 49, =. % ARR 80. ~ usri rf a'AI.,'
VIII 'eAefo " suo ieauN' nele axe leN
more expreesions which are indicative o
the tidal feeling here: Senator FRYE. q
Maine s,;d today. "of conrse Rla;na !,
.,.".sI,. - M.;.s - =. =
sIons III nialne, anu ~ u Logan, 100
te aAs naue sPSecnes ~ ',ne ola,e anu J,
very popuast' n, nom, as ~ massacnuse.Is
nave on no o,lo ieat. plaine VIII carry Ine state
oy Lo,ouV thhs!oflty. !. Ahe thaepenoenis
sto%i' pus tney always maRe as mucu
!fonole @ ns,y as they ssn uateas % %tney rave tnell
way: beeluee, eneae Massachusells lnde'
pend'enllits' are nearly all Democrats. ~. /.
NEW YORK IS THE BATTLE GROUND.
"Yea, It Is Democratic State. The city
roboo Il Damocyat;c Drt tho arthr.; ov,,, a.,
tbat Blaino will sro,,se viii, carry hin
tbroucb. He will carry Ohio in Oeiobe,
hv n rouslnu majority and that tovetba,
with the enthusiasm this canvass viii ex,
cite, will save New York. He will carry
he %hole-ot New England. l have nc
fear as to the result in any OF the New
E6gland States. Yes, sir, Blaine is as
strong in in, New York K as any man the
party could have nominated, and he Ii
stronger than Others outside OF New York.
Tho Convention had to nominate Blaine
It could net escape from It. You! see
eight years ago B!aino was beaten by tht
unit rule, and four years ago we had t
make our fight against the unit rule. i
Was tho bitterest l Tes ever in. But wher
we got district representation wo opened
the way to Blaine's nomination. He II
the choice Of the Republicans Of the Rs
publican States" 7s'r ~
"Can the ticke. be elected without New
York ~ rs Nh
Il doubt it very much" wa3 the reply
'sBut We ehall carry New York with a hare
fight" h Il itt.s 2
WILL De SETTLED SOON. N ~
Mr. VIM. Walter phelna 1.ar.l sara 3 ss'taTb,
.aa.:.. :, -. ~ -. ~ -,
9ues,.on u NJ" eetious .ue thoepenoen'
disaiectlon will prove WILL be Settled In
day Or two. The Independent opposition
to MIR: Blaine vii! not be effective unles'
;Sas .neas ~ Ihsu anu sSmS b ue
in a few davs That thew viii act act uromnt. uu aI,
ly is not likely. Thew will be tempted te
wait until alter the Democrats hold then
eotioe ha neu ;, e, e 70; ,a,e ~.
Rspublican ranks. Another thing. there Il
no combined action and no definite obiecl
in view. Some Of their leaders ara wiidly
for RIaine. pannsylvania il the Great cenie,
Of the Indepcudent movement and there
thew arc enthusiastically for Blaine, Tho
leading Independenta are & extraygrsnl
Blaine supporters. The only positiye on
position Ain New York and Massachusetis
and that viii not effect much, for ever
there thev ara moi united. Ethan Allen
one Of their acknowledged leaders. ia !
noted Blaine man. Blaine will lose yotef
in Boston. hut ali the psople Throughout
the State that went over TO Butler will be
Glad enough to get back into the party By
castiug their votes for the Maine states
man. eThis will vastly more than make M
for the lass in Boston.n
~, ~; c,nnx ruv a., ~ ,o.rr
AhArHA W. !" lAN oH." 4nA. eo.iD -. seAth
MI. bayne' OF Pennsylvania, says thai
the .dissdection is not great, and thai
Blaine will carry all the northern Slate,
ond iyy,st v;r,;n;o ord Nortb Caro,;n.
anu an .'s Hs.A sno t,o.'n 0a1o'tnA uil
Flo compares the dlaattecsion this veal
with tha! which followed the nomination
of Garfield, and says that then the disaffec
tion Was 30 great that the party, was prac
ticalIy inactive until October; but even q
aariv nrt s,atsa @ and fnslv the % connilv hu ,n
sweeping ma sjority. By the side Of this ht
says the preaent disafaction is nothing i
viii will amount TO nothing at all. He; said
"Ihe DISSATISFACTION WIN soon melt away
anu !ne camps1eh~ill ps conanc.ea Wl!h en-
tnusiasm. q !. Az tne so1el talnkipg men ar
Wlth ne ticke!, Wne.ner y Is tne one theJ
~ou'u liEe Dest OF nor, IN Massachnsetl'
We nave Long. dosr, Da"es anu doVerno
Robinson, VINO llsnpport the ticket, ant
aueh 81, men WIN 90 followed by me state
Ihey VIII MOI giso up everything 70 tn
that - t.bo;r cho;ce 4" Tha t;oSat u ~, ~
slronp.1 He SAYS that there vas no under
standing between Blaine and Logan, bu
t9a! Logan naa alWays @ oeen friendly 70 tn
ha;nv % nisceI % second M nn tII ,he ~ ticLst s'r "a
suited, first, from his popularity ant
strength, and secondly, from the fact tina