The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-07
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IT IS !. Blaine, b. In i !,
The ycice Of the People Carries
the Day. &,
Tho Cyclone Of Popular Favor TINT
Swept / T3s'
Over tho Republican Convention at
Chicago. l@
Tho Nomination Of Blaine OH tho
Fourth Ballot.
AWise Statesman. Polished Scholar
and Honored Citizen
Chosen to Lead the Republican
Cohorts to Victory.
West Virginia Greets tho Next
President.
''FromCaliiornia to Maine, Through
K. Iowa for Blalne."
Senator. Logan, oflllinolp, for Vice
President.
Tho "yable Eagle'' Of the True and
Tried West,
Who wlllSoar Through tho Air of
Opposition
With the DISTINGUISHED Head orI
"FrOmCalii0rnia to Maine, Through
Iowa for Blaine."
Senator Logan, oflllinolp, for Vice
President. I
Tho "Sable Eagle" Of the True and
Tried West,
Who wlllSoar Through tho Air Of
Opposition
With the Distinguished Head oil
the Ticket
To tho Pinnacle Of the Capitol al
Washington.

From he Elitor Of he IHlel.i0eaesr
CticAao, June G-The routine report
tells you how 1t wa, done. There was no
tinesse, very little management. The op.
position was swept away by the dead
weight Of charging column, inspired by
the love Of cherished leader. The bal.
lo.ing showa you when and where the de-
ciaive strength came In. The votes that
were counted for Blaine were for him from
the start, though State pride and local con.
Litious held them for time out Of the
Blaine column. There was no stampede,
bu. o pure and sweeping gain which moved
through the convention with the steady
step OF q corqueriug army. Every test
showed where and how the convention
Stood. Every break wes to Blaine and
every movement brought his triumph
nearer.
- ~ THE vlCTcEY ASSURED. 4, "a =
Bsiere the third ballot was hall finished
It was plain that the fourth would nominate
Blaine. When Alabama broke, when H.
linois swung over, when Indiana and Ohio
Joined the great majority and voted the
sentiments Of their people, the result was
known.
Tho enthusiasm WAS intense, oveIllow-
ing, and Us wild as the mountain tor
rent. Ls,3! ~ Fltt III Z a5.'..,-'
TWO GREAT NAMES.
But the 6ght Ind beea won. It only re.
manned 10 make the. nomination unani.
mous and complete ticket go well begun.
Senator Logan Is superb complement to
Blaine. Twot great men, and two great
names on the ticket OF the greatest party.
There ia nothing cheap about 1t anywhere.
Ths convention wanted Logan aud nobody
else, and he wen! through with whirl to
the great general satisfaction. (
WE WILL couSrTnEM SAFE.
A New Yorker who voted with Arthur to
tile las. tells me :.o,nicl. that Blaine will
e'rry New York by 10000. An Arthur man
from Pennsylvania says put the Keystone
down for 10000. There ia no doub. Of grand
old Ohio, ofcourse. Indiana men say they
want their State counted among the ccr,ainlies.
The Pacific Coas, ID coming in with sweep
and Louisiana expects to be with us. A dele
gate from that State warmed the Convention
to fever beat by declaring that there were 80,
900 c1.Confederates in the, Old Dominion
who will vote for Blaine and Logan.
Some Of our West Virginia guard leave
tonight. We shall evacuate by to morrow
evening, anxious to got home In time te
help with tho arranRements for the grand
jolliticationi meeting. c.n II. &