The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-18
THE CAMPAIGN.
No BraSs BAND for mr.. Hendricks
Cleveland Dead NJ Fl ONE.

CIeVelxnu Dead nj Fl ONE.
"Gaths'' Saratoga Litter In Cincinnati Eaqusrer.
Howard Hink!e, Of Cincinnati, Of the
large school-book firm Of Van Antwerp,
Bragg 4 Co., is here. He is Republican,
and Gays that Ohio is in beautiful shape
for Blaine. Logan q. Roots, probably the
most successful National banker in Arkan.
SAG, Gays that be finds hostility to Blaine
among the bulls and bears in New York.
but that the West is all right. Koun.z,,
one Of the most prosperous bankers in New
York, told me this morning that Bleino
wss all right everywhere but in New York
City and Brooklyn. He said that the
newspapers which had thrived on the Re.
publican party were responsible for some
deiections, but that they were not equal
! TO the Irish, Tammany and woskinemens'
de!ections to Cleveland, and, he thought
before election day everything would bs
harmonious. l2.
Henry Claire, manager OF, the Grand
Union and other hotels Of Mrs. Stewart,
told me tonight, in the presence OF other
persors, that he should vote for Cleveland.
but" he said, "he will not carry North.
ern State" 5R .sj
Said I: whats the matter with you,
my friend ?"
"Wby." aaid he, s'tae Democrats have
been making fools Of themselves from time
to time until they have made the last fool
BY putting up this man Cleveland. ahall
vote for him. eaid Claire, "but baye no
confidence in his election" Claire then
said whenHendricks was here not long ago
there wga concern called the Je tTsrson
club in Saratoga village, which had az
ranged TO give serenade to the Vice.
Presidential. candidate, They approached
the band in Congress Spring Park, which
requi.ed $50 to make the necessary bum.
bum. The members Of the Jefferson Club
found they could not raise SIS for patriot
lem, 30 they came to the Grand Union
hotel for subscriptions, and got $40. Nov
ing further, they could get no money at
all. The Irish, who have the carriage
busineee, &C., would not put up. So they
came to Claire, and wanted him to let
Lothian's Band, which Is chartered by the
hotel, play for Hendricks. =" You can not
get them t. play" said Claire, "as they are
under contract 10 me.n b,
"But," said the Jefferson man, "Buppoae
I zee the leader Of the band and be con-
sents to play ?' ~
IT will not consent to that" said Claire,
f'"because shall ask him to do nothing that
he has not agreed to do for me, and en-
plny the music for this purpcas."
So Hendricks stood up and made his
speech about the happy possibility Of the
Presidential candidate dying without any
music whatever. atz5ll n E.is5. .e' :,
The simple fact about the Cleveland
campaign hero is that I can find nobody
who will blow hard in bis interest. have
gone up and down this town to the extent
OF my self respect, and while I find argu.
mens on the situation ss far as these 40
find no argument on the present status OF
the campaign. The Democrats ore divided
here into two or three parts. There are
some Cleveland men, but chi. fly the Man
ming following from about Albany. From
new York city they are anti. Cleveland.
From the interior 81 the State hardly see
any Democrats. Perhaps it is not iavora.
bic season for them to come to the water.
ing places. The Democrats in general are
saying that Cleveland deceived them, o,
Cleveland's managers, and that they we're
betrayed into nominating him merely be,
cause the Manning machine wanted him
MI. Greeley, Of St. Louis, who is 1t the
head Of the leading grccsry firm there, and
has been, understand, thirty.seyen year,
: in that city, though born in New Hamp
shire, regards. Blaine's chances as next L
perfect. So confident are the Republican,
z that they begin 10 doubt whether the pres
emit status will hold out. ~
3 Twill now givo, conversation hat
with man known to every person whit
reads your paper, but he 10 yet too uselQ
to me to name him. As time advances /,
: this campain he will diaclose himself, per
7 haps. l will only say tina. he was yer,
Z prominent General Of your western troop
in the war, and ia very sny Of appearin
in politics. 81 q.
8""What do you think OF the Democrat
management Of the campaign ?"
!, II think" said my friend, shat the onl
I olemeu. positively earnest to elect Oleye