The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-13

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tiW ARLINGTON, y. u, June l2,--What vii
!, the Democrats do at Chicapo2 Ia the urin
cipal tonic now. Tbe ;r,eer,,i ~ nc Ipon,h
l;.. =. :; 'Ho etA's tA''puo
- oe,as qu'et'y all, can 'assee
W party leaoefa on the Democratic sidt
and the duties OF their nominating conyen
ton considered, There ia a )ittla c,;ona7 4
poiitic,ans be,s ho 90 ,,.,,.:. ~. s !
.s.aI0 sn ue1v ~, WY AIe Fusnlsg the name
oiolyaia. ihey mold quist meetings to
ulscus 'ne situation and are turning every
9ueauon ana opportunity IN hts iavor.
EYeu sne cnliiy nj. bayard himself has 80
iai tnATea OUT as 10 consent to appear oc
cssionAly upon t2e hoor OF the House and
sosklng ahepressntative BY the band. l. Is
glest conocscenc'on on the part OF this
csII S9r rnan pe'oUn " ue T'ttns % speak 70 or
but bis ove,whelmips snxisty for tho hIss, prss,,
idency leads even him to unbend sufTi.
ahiy c.en.y tor tnia purpose; Those who ere
perah1s and ,ha @ sHs mI ~ sns rst WI.
strongest in intellect of any Of tbe candi.
dates talked Of. They say that such men
as McDonald and Morrison, or any OF the
western men who have had the frankns es to
confess their convictions in regard to tariff
would not do because OF this fact. A poli,.
ical writer here, however, commenting
upon Mr.. Bayard's record, pronouuces him
as rankly Tree trade as any OF those who
have by their more recent utterances upon
this subject become more prominent. He
indeed goes so tar % to ssy thst Mr.. Bsyard
is pronounced In fayoling the removal OF
the tariff on all imports except matches.
and. adds that one Of the largest match
manufacturers Of the country is constitu.
eut OF Mr.. Bayard, and It is also alleged
that Nj. ..Bayard is attorney for this sans
manufacturer. Should this charge be found
true It will materially weaken the chances
Of the illustrious gentleman from D .lsws1e
for nomination or election, :, - - ss!:z
THE REPUBLICAN, CAMPAIGN. ~ rvr s,,,rr
r.,.x -. 80, :s'. '
80 .e Aue'ou' .w' tuu'.a.lonS 'nas tne
hspnoncans VII! push their campaign in
the South more vigorously than thry, did
in the last Presidential alao.;o, p,,.n
1.oao-. gf,on, NJ ~ ~, a.. 4.9
.1o .'ottn NCAfollus, "a " est ~
glnla and f!or'ds glvc assurance that the
ticket OF Blaine and Logan can with proper
work caTy those States Mr.. Patrick
Henry Winston, Of North. Carolina,
grandson Of Patrick Henry, who seconded
me nomination Of President Arthur at the
Chicago Convention, in conversation with
your correspondent on his return from
Onicsgo, said that be felt confident North
Carolina would give her electoral vote for
Blaine and Logan this year. "Oura," he
SAID, rs really q Republican State. She
the Union, the proposition for convention
for that purpose having been voted down
IN 1850. The Union sentiment was stropg
there al through the war; Unlike Viz.
9uenuy her citiasns exercise the right to
think and vote as their judgments dictate.
Every man considers himself as good as
als ne!ghbor and 9, little better.i North
Carolina Is IN Its tendency q manuiactur-
Ing osa1e. ana therefore naturally Republi.
can. I'm that basis there is nothing for
our party to 90 II it would carry North
Calolina but to make the effort to. succeed.
This WAS proven to be true Ii 1877 North
"a Ga!ohna was then tne only August State.
Inc une was turning towards Greeley.
hanks h2a 90 MADE his famous Wall street
si",maa "a a lasels lAsepun.iesa !eaoe!s became
i possible. They Hooded Il win ans sneeches Siase
and documents, organized the campaign,
and aD Hon. q:
tbat M No,tH IN" aueG ,eI;ns bappen, ~; inston
hu sha Ram niioans e;no VIC. Isl,1 Dsen oAtfleo
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W. siar;.w nave e ~ eoutsse g produce that
tNe!1 Ae1 :. my: sySfl$S5R f '..afst
SALE or THE ] iHARPER's FERRY PROPERTY.
4 The House of Representatives has psssed
and sent 10 the Senate the hill, antbo,;,;r,,
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