The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-05
to the end, and he Is strong and popular
among :, these people, He will make rat.
ting campaign.n BIN Ny
AAxwgLL's a.fusiicAsisx,

question may be satisfactorily answered b,
the following extract from bis letter 0
ton: ''
II iavor protective tariff that will pro
!ect everything grown, produced or manu-
iactnred within the State, "a well "a prossc
the labor that Rrows, produces and mann
iacsnrea 1t, aud favor 3 restoration Of thu
tariu on wool. lhave always maintained
tue constitutional power of Congress- tc
lssue iegat'tender notes, commonly called
green oackst rs has recently been affirmed
oy the Supreme Court" !
Ihtrs Ia Judge Max wells Gresnba ackisn:
ne hes always maintained that C1pgress
possecaes . certain named power under the
constitution, and In this belief be ia sus.
tained by the Supreme Court OF the U nited
y y we'll to remember that Judge Max.
well 10 not reckoned,a Greenbacker, but \
republican,, and no has always been one,
Inc Gteen hackers knew that the chan
cea were aa a hundred to one that hs yould
DO chosen as It's standard. bearer BY the r..
pnbllcaa party, and they played sharp and
me 1eg'ser also charges him with
"mossoackium," which charge, coming
rom rom snch source, ia enough to make q
me powerful Camden faction are not
meaiy.mouthed about expressing their did.
gust With the action Of their party In pnt.
ting up ior the highes. Office in the State a
commun1st and dsmsgcpne. WIN hean
sach nickname az East Wind" Wilson.
Or more commonly WINDY" Wilson. and
oeIsStlng such level l.headed, hiph cbarsc.
tered, strsignt-out Democrat a. y, Boyd
Faulkner. (And, by the way, in former
ieseet' 'ne types made me speak OF Mr..
Faulkner as "swarthy," when the word
should hnve been 'courtly.")
And the pres1 OF West Virginia will not
forgive tae convention for lndorsipp by
denomination the Judges OF the suprem.
court who perpetra,ed the hiyh.hsnded
ousrages upon trea speech and . fres press
In the 1SrRLLlGEEcRk "constructiyen con-
temst css~, amt sIuos. without exception
they cry out sgainst it and condemn it,
Agaiu there ID intense indignation in
powerful faction OF the party at tbs.choics
OF u b. Lucas aud J. J. Davis for Electors.
s:-L.rge. They are condemned se cnronic
kickers AMI boilers, who helped to the dis
aster OF ls12. and It Is expected that de
msnd WI be made for their removal, and
the substitution by the committee OF less
obi jectionable men.
Aga'n 1t ia understood that the jackson
faction intend to reap in their victory BY
securing the appointment uf Auditor Miller
to ba chairman OF the Executive Commit.
Tee and run the campaign. This will be
gall and .wormwood 10 the other faction.
snd, altogether the Democratic brethren
are mixed and mad and are busily p1epsr-
iGg their corpses Tor the funeral.
PEN PICTURES OF WEST rlReIs1Ass. 70.
Atkinson is tall, erect and dark, with
black mustache and 6 goatee, and hair in.
clined to erec. itself. He hes lorg been a
worker in West Virginia politics, and ia
recognizsd as a shrevd eygaujzsr and
worker, and is a power in campaign.
Hart, the 1STELLloEscKR editor, who sits
in the chair which Archie Campbell
became noted, is round-iaced and boyish.
looking, wearing a email mustache, up.
turned at the ends. Rold.bowed rpec:aclea
and white necktie, beyond which bis
ministerial aspect does not extend. He ia
doing foe work, both in his profession and
in the party, and is popular in both plsces
and full OF rich promise.
S!aggeIs is populariy known ssthe White
Fox OF Marion county. He is smooth
laced, young, shsrp-teatured, aud appears
to affect the Sensational. Hs is h4mboy.
ant and ripenovting as speaker. H.
Geo. F: Evans WIS the permanent Chair,
man, and Il good one.
Dovsner is slight, broTn-mustsched and
Prince Albert-coated, and goes at matter
ike q terrier at q rat He ia immensely
popular, and Of great influence il the
party. E ~ .-2f a
Mason is broad.shouldered, big.headed,
tnll.vhiskered, handsome, strong and
Gardeld.looking sort OF a man, and pos.
ress.s Sweet strong voice. rgG
Plerpont is ine figure OF the old school
gentleman-snowy-ha,red and vhiskered.
dignid=d, yet genial, ready and eloquent
speaker, and personally somewhat resembl-
Ing the famous Dr.. Scott, OF Ohio.
Hutchiuson ia slender and erect and
nervous. He wears thin, long beard,
just touched with gray, has q clear, keen
eye, fine ringing voice, and is fascin.
ating orator. rs
Butterick is a strikingly handsome man,
wesring No whiskera except heavy mus.
tache, and effects the flowing and graceful
Id tha necktie. &c. :.
J. W. Crscrsft ia an Ohio man, and looks
il; is Of good proportions, expressive face
and ple,sing addreca. ~,
Patton and Clifford are something OF the
sams style Of men, slight ia figure, with
haely.cut faces and wearing heavy mus.
tsches. Clifford is young and ives a little
nervous at first with his initial experience
at the head Of a big convention, but &C.
quilted himself we'll. s-. ..'-,'--.5 - 3
% General Logan in New York.
New York. .AuRust4 General John A.
Logan arrived in Nsw York to-day in com.
pany with A. B. Hill, his private secretary,