Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-19
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The Chancellor pulled into port here
about clock yesterday afternoon, bring
ing back the bulk Of the Wheeling deless'
ton to the Charleston convention. Tney
all looked happy and 81 emed te have haa =
pleasant trip A REGISTER commissions
talked with them of the convention anu
heard general expression OF satisfaction
at the result. Mr.. NJ. J, Okane saiu'
Every one of Us was well pleased with the
convection and its results. Withal 1t Wa;
an enth usiastic, harmonious gathering anS
the reports Of rows are all exaggeratoas.
This voiced the sentiment OF the ennIe
delegation and IL any had different views
he kept it carefully TO himself. 49,.
On the way up meeting was held ~
which VIM. Myles presided and Georgs
Bastable was secretary. The following res
olution was adopted:
Resolved, By the delegates to the Demo.
cratic State Convention, that we HEREBY
| tender our sincere thanks to Capt. +,
Chancellor, Clerk Ira Huntington, and ;he
crew OF the steamer W. n. Chancellor lot
the many kind courtesies extended tot hem
| during their stay on board. To their
constant attention and unerring zeal tor
our welfare by the gentlemen on BOARD we
cheerfully accord the harmonious spirit
and ENJOYABLE pleasure that has chaTac'
terized the voyage. We further take PIess,
ure in recommending this msgnihcent
steamer to the public, as long as she plies
the waters.
The resignation OF Gen. Duyal, as col
'ector of internal revenue OF this STATE
was a fruitful topic of conversation about
the city, yesterday. Among Democrats IL
created considerable amusement anu
among Republicans an ominous shaking OF
| the head. No man bears higher reput3
| ton than the General, but even his ffiends
| pronounced his action ill advised and saw
| oring of straining at effect, while many
| Iabeled it q campaign document OF appar'
| emf intention. The Immense spread the
| Intelligencer made on it and the care VIII
| whic II waited it over the country spoke
1 volumes to may.
Suppose" said prominent Republican
i that Commissioner Evans said everything
| alleged, there was no cause for such step,
| Evans could have personal identity, ana
| if be thinks Duval ought to support AT
l thur that's his business, and does not var
| rant the Generals posIsg IS Iublio mar
| tyr to principle. respect Dnvsl bigoly,
| ana think his record beyond reproach, ba'
II
/ ment in this step"
In the jefferson Club the idlers taIHso
| curiously Of the resignation and seemed o.
| the unanimous opinion that the resigna
| ton was a move to break the power OF tn
1 machine in West Virginia. One said: u
is little singular that through all OF tn
| Generals letters breathes warm desire T.
| hear from the President"
An official was asked by a REGTsrER re
| porter: o,
will Arthur accept the resignation
"Undoubtedly. There will be no heSItl'
l about that. 1t is a choice between EVins
and Duval, with him, and of course Evans
will stay"
The Republican primaries will be held
to-day to select delegates to the county con
vention, to be held next Saturday. Tn.
convention will choose delegates to tn
Mar,insburg convention on April 30. Their,
| seems to be not great deal OF interest 10
| these primaries. 1t is conceded that Blaine
| will get every vote from this county, unles>
| one should slip in through some want o.
gatchfUlhess in the ring. The lntelllgen'
| GER declares that not an anti Blaine man
| shall ever see Chicago and the Journal
| thereupon makes some oderous compsrl'
| sons among Intelligencer editors. Bat It's
| no use. Mulligan is marked all over the
/ county and not Stslwart need apply.
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