Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20
BUTLER'S COUP De ETAT,
|yuanizing a New Party to Nom
inate and Elect Ben. Butler
President.
kssatisfed Democrats, Bolting Re-
prbHcans, and the AHti-MOnOp-
olists An To Unite.
|ans for the COnsummation Of This
New observation-disclosures
Of Various People.

piTTSsyUo, July ls-The leaders Of the,
An6,lnOnopOly and Greenback parties, and
DeoOcrSts, who are dissatisfied with the
nomiastiOn Of Cleveland, are preparing to
;na atlgurate new boom for Butler, which
tksy predict vii result in the organization
& new party E sneh, magnitude IS TO
I'VE both Blaine and Cleveland out in the
IA aud install Butler in the White House
.sxt spring. The project was born IS soon
Al Il became evident that It would be useless
"a present Buffers name 10 the Chicago
but was carefully hidden from
<1ht 1t is still in swaddEng clothes, but
..,r be expected 10 come forth full grown
.tAn. within week after the time Cleye-
Id letter Of acceptance is given to the
count,y. The headquarters are in Chicago,
"a It js asserted leading representatives Of
ia movement are in every city. The pro
1<am Is 70 call a National convention OF
>ke young democracy, Greenbackers, Anti
aui 81. others who are opposed
ft Blaine auj Cleveland, and give Governor
Rltler one u1ye nomination.
The Gr,,nsack Element.
Nr. Th....> \. Armstrong, The VII
now Gyr,,. ayk labor leader, aUd editor
al tl. ir r Tribune, Is fully informed
fbnCtruiug tE,, movement 70 has been
leo very ,tlc,. cut the leaders evidently
r6nSider ,h..r arrangements near enough
"a completion 20 let the public into their Sc
cfets. and Mr.. Armstrong talked this morn
ne with comparative freedom. The exact
METHOD Of procedure has not vet been de
cidcd upon. Que plan Is to have = commit
see OF representative men organized Tor the
dcC Casion TO cali The convention by means Of
nrrculsr letter Another plan is that Gen
eral Butler, after Cleveland letter of sc-
ceptauce is published, shall write letter to
ne people Of the country which viii be in
neil q call for a convention. That the
MsS,a IN setts Statesman is ready TO lead
the movement Mr. Armstrong has not the
sligh,cal doubt. Hs has not communicated
rArSouslly with Butler but bases his belief
'on communications from gentlemen Who
hase. C. e. Post editor Of the Chicago
Hxpress. writes that while in Chicago Butler
N>s visited by a committee and said Tell
ftem 10 organize at once and prepare for
tte Conflict; they can trust me. Mr.. Post
uiSe writes: kilograms and letters are
IoDrinS in on rs from every quarter saying
<1et the Democrats are diSgusted. humilI
eted and ready 70 join the Au'i-AouOPoly
iorees The labor men everywhere are OPP
poEed to Cleveland. Thousands will re-
spcnd to a call for National convention
1f lhe new Democracy IL is thought that
Tanmauy Hall would join such move
.ntnt and If so its success would be
i,aared. and a compact and formid-
Ahie union of all the independent
fiemen,S OF the country assured
Tammany Flirting.
ri possible this must be done We think
Il sntirely possible that it may be. Tam
many did not return to the convention after
Cisseland' ; nomination, and although Kelly
rcfuses TO talk until he cOusults his con
stitnents it is evident that he means to re-
scnf the insults heaped upon bis followers
and the laboring classes generally But
Iex's power and strategy forced the issue IN
tie Dcmocra,ic Convention, and with the
tfce Of the world upon them compelled the
<le1aocEatic leaders TO declare for their real
u1<ers, the corporations, instead OF the
r<oPle whom they protesSed to serve. ).
= Morton, another prominent Western
t;ftsnbscker, writes: We had confer
e1ce with one Of Buffers advisers. He told
~ lha; We need have no fear; he told Us
ffahkly and con6dentially Rutler's pro-
4rsmme. that Butler had the future Of the
|nee party at heart aud looked upon the
tthOCratiC Convention as 9 side show,
"a Armstrong is very sanguiue of the
<Hteo'ne of the movement Ater giving
fet facts, which appear sbOTe, he said:
f<ssOaAlly think there is not the slight
~ eoSnt that this movemeqt viii assume
t14l proportions, and wall make Butler
th&aceS for election at least ss good a.
hoe OF either Blaine or CleVelsnd. The
QaH VINO wrote and will stand on the
i,I1kiorm which was rejected by the Demo
r,1fic convention, is the man the people
81 Is country want for President Lincoln
e1l earried 70 Washington twenty-five years
e4D DO iast such a wave rs viii be started
br tAe convention which will name Butler
a1lI fhc indications are that history will be
ftbcAted this wear Mr. BlaineS letter Of
tctep<aRce consider the work Of demS-
zofAeA lie is director of the Ohio Coal
etapAay that is now filing its mines in the
Heckipg Talley with imported labOrers
keA>1ed ~ officers The working people
81 ~ eouUtry will know that and they will
nlso'ksow then how much weight to attach
10 "a srlcOtk sentences sbOu; the Welfare
of tbs la6ogins classes, which form - verS
inrse.s s1szt Of his letter
MANNING THE MAN.