The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-06
CAMPAIGN CII0WDER.
DALzElL's Dll,E DECLARATIONS
Thn Ancient History OF Ilnife's Defeat.
This Mu.wamps ConaiEned ton Warm
-l,inlne FOR lBB8-The Civil
b Service nnd Gov. C1syetand.
Sprinl Correspondence Of fhe Intelligence.

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II CALDWELL, O., Dec. 3.--Your CORES
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va? WIN ''e 'o''o",'s 'eSu'.:
! asked MN how tcamc that We dluh'
see anything from his prolific pcn in III,
daily ,,ewspaper ,ress any ,norcY
M. p.;n.,a III, ..s,..",..
"a, '.'"'c f'p',e,' ''"'p'y oeea"s'
am busy man and have other ist to Try
BESIDES have nothing TO say und | an
saving II. You r.membcr the ir,tc irish
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oi @ 'uI "nI a"" mvu'; ~ III sTeE auu Mo
W. i,s. "uu .s uso - ";u "ou' no' reoee'n
'"v siru Iost cause 81 hIune.
ho,t III you se'' ''e J." y ~" WORDS wi'a'
De"T .sft". o'Io r. .;,, t.,.,,.,. a..
answer in one word trcnchcrv . the
trcachery OF men who owe all their repu.
tation IN the world TO the Republican or.
ConkInu r,bnr e ,n'1 ~" % mh,,s s"e ;.en,, 1eM,
gang WHO murdered Garfield. Tho same
crowd that killed Garfield killed blaine,
',nG ny y; .i,at Is AZ! there Is IN ,hls election
ihe h air. MR. 'eA" ''''0 paw % 's''' c'''o's ~
"Politically, tho taking ef the Capitol in
1885 will be an irremediable, calamity, bur
personally it will DO a good thing for
Blaine, because il hc had been elected
they would have shot or poisoned him. 1
LEFT politics forever when Garfield fell, for
rknew then us know now that Guiteau's
pistol sounded the death kneIl OF the G..
o.,Pr and said SO then in all the papers
as everybody remembers we'll"
"Are not your views too so,nbre," /
asked. "You must not take it SO hard.
The Republican party ls not dead but
sleeping, and will arise again in It's
might in rlSss and elect Blaine rresi
dent, FL g5
The Private, smiling, said, "Wcit, you
seem TO know. don't" f
| the Mucwi, ,,s coxs,nxrn
a,vho.o y. ..o.. .,,:.,. A. .,,."
"o'o ", W you 'ni"N '''o "'e.. MusWu'nps
WIZ so !G ID
ITO hi, l hope, by the way of the
Democratic p,,ty a short .nrc rou,c;
~. ~. 4. 80 'A., .o".' -
Wv ''','s ~ "'y i"'. 10 oufe, tney VIII
never hurt the Republican party asair.
Curtis, Grant, Arthur, Conkliny. Eecchcr.
Gorbam and t,,o ,y.b n, ,oat c,.;,,,..,,'
foI,owers an, im;t,,o,s sEns osa = ,,.aa ] -,
,ia mmei ,m., "u ;'i tn,sa!o's ,e,.a ate ueau ana
inc or intIupnca n,a;n IN omr n,r,'. ;rLn..
have spent all their power and will live
the y lives ana die the draths and share
"I 'i '',uy nai =. .he ylers' '1Thns9ns, rum
like tLeir treson and viii m "u,,.r nrV9t's i0S oN6
offices by it alone, but they Ia,e tLe trui-
tors as bad US we do.'' 2.,,5s.,
.'Do you think Cleveland will appoint
any Of the Sweet William Curtis crowd
to Office r. t35.: s5s:ziil .e,i75
SS"Yea. He will give the poor devils a
little sop US q reward for; their trecsein.
Judas got his thirty pieces, and tile British
settled q pension on Arnold, but l never
heard that the Jews invited Mr., Judas
into their national councils in the SAN
hedrim, or that George III, asked Mr..
Arnold to accept a seat in the House Of
Lords. They will get some little thing in
New York, just enough to settle their i'm
portunities md keep them auet, They
pot cash down, you know, about enough
10 reward their treason. They will have
no influence with Cleveland, Nobody
can trust traitor. . =
what is the prospect OF The Democrats
os,ss - d.
o,r / coon ,,orn
at,o,, ~, ,o,,. !, 80, 1t. ~.
Hoo" never il'' .'rl 80 sood before. We have
TO DO thousand lerc,llean things to re-
cover power. They have hut ore thing to
do-kccp c,ood It ron,, rom, bo,,, op Nv Wi.
city That will sptt ID fla n,,ion,, olo..
lions for half century. As long rs tlley
keep New York city no Republican can
~ a,, ec; ~ An',In. " aI N pelhocralc sure
settles It. THAT is All tier" i n M" + TboS S
are fools ii they don't control the country
|'lor fifty years now: !,
y once heard President Hayes say, it
wasin 1913, when he was President, that
Morton sent for him in the campaign OF
1856 for Sl00,OO. 81 600 to the county. to
carry Indiana. Hayes met him and they
had quite talk. Hayes was Their poor
and could not raise the money, AMI told
Morton So Very well, then, returned
Morton: put lndiana down ior Tilden. 1t
ls, always was and always will be n Dem.
ocratic State, except when ! carried it
with money, and that was the end OF it,
50 yoni see that the Democrats have only
one thing 10 90, and that Is to hold one
city in This Union, New York. to perpctu.
ate their, power forever, and they arefools
Il they don't '5.5a
Who 40 you think the next Repub.
lican an nominee for the Presidency will
bc?p "a, II. i,lTs$t's.i!
G ~ rna NAN FOR 1885,. .i.
"a don't think T know II will Ia !.
shor,d ho !, ,n,'t ,,a % n,.;,, - wv pc' y
snol,u ", y "pSl l'o h'a'he' 1.e eta get
the Catholic vote in full next time, He
might DC elected. There is not the ghosts
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