The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-29
/. FEELING IN NEW YORK.
some Light Thrown ON the Subject
Tbese Will Dc No Deal.

NEW YORK, May 2S.-The Albany cor.
respondent OF the New York Times saye:
The interesting bit Of information is re-
ceived here that Congressman Brewer has
been "doing" the northeastern countiea oil
this State, with view to enlightening him
sell aa to their political complexion, and
predictions. He is reported 10 have dis.
covered that Edmunds is their first choice,
Blaine their second, and Arthur close be-
hind Blaine. It is not easy to determine
why the Congressman should have made a
pilgrimage into section Of the State which,
unlike his own, gives q majority to
the Republican candidate for President, al.
ways. Nobody who is at all familiar with
Washington, Essex, Clinton and franklin,
has ever doubted that even Mr.. Arthur
could carry those counties il he is
nominated. Nobody doubts, however,
that he would carry them by largely re:
duced msioritiea, for there Is nothing about
the Presidents whole political career which
could possibly excite any enthusiam iol
him. On the contrary the best evidences
Of their condemnation oi his political
methods wers furnished by their meagel
interest in the candidate which he forced
into the field for Governor two abort year,
ego. 7 D q,
M BREWERS COUNTY. g.
The question is asked in all seriousness
Why he's not Congresaman Brewer made
public the results Of observations which
cannot have escaped him in the south
western counties OF the State, two Of which
be represents in Congress? In his OWE
county OF Chantauqua he cannot porsibly
have discovered desire for Mr.. .Arthur'e
nomination, except among few OF the
trading politicians. Ii there ia county ir
the State which holds Mr.. Garfield in re
membrsnce, and which links with the
rame Of Arthur the name and deed
OF the hideous Gniteau, 1t is Chautauqua
II any county is entitled 10 the
distinction Of being designated as a Blaine
county, it is Mr.. Brewers county. From
what is known Of the unHuccessiul plot t
steal Arthur National delegates out Of th,
Chautauqua. Ca!taraugus.AIle2any district
1t is presumed that Mr.. Brewer is an ad
mirer OF Mr.. Arthur and is in full sympa
thy with the scheme to nominate him.
is not to be supposed, therefore, that hi
will divulge 10 public which absorbs will
relish political information, the true condi
ton Lf affairs in that end Of the State will
which he is perfectly familiar.
POLITICAL PILGRIMS.
Those political pilgrims who are engaged
in the manufacture Of sentiment for Mi
Arthur, in their travels up and down th
Empire State will avoid, as they would
pestilence, such counties as Chautsuqu,
and tho western hall a Cattsraugus, Or
leans, Monroe, Csyugs, Wayne, O5wego
Jefferson, Ontario, Steuben, iOnondaga
Tioga, Madison, Oneida, Lswis, Herkimer
Delaware, Saratoga, Colu Mbus and Dach
ers. The atmosphere in every one OF thce
counties is unhealthy for the agents Of Ar
thur, and their rank and file are arrsyed i,
opposition to his nomination. These ar
Republican counties in which more Re
publican farmers will DO found fixing thei
fences away out on the back lots on election
/ day than will be found at the polls sup
porting Mr.. Arthur.4;lfit is conceded tha
the State OF New York is necessary Il
the SUCCESS Of the Republican ticket tiki
fall, 1t must also be conceded that the vot,
OF every Republican, north ab we'll 6, goutl
OF the Harlem river, is an absolute necess
ity. Any we'll informed politician outsid
Of New York Ci.y-ior the politicians il
that city are always poorly informed sbon
the real situation in the up.country coun
ties-who will give IN honest expression
Of his views, can take map'of the Stat
Of New York and jot down county af,e
county in which exists enough Of the oil
iaclional feeling to obliterste Gil hopo q
Mr.. Arthur's securing anything like thei
full Republican vote. No deal that can b
made inside New Ysrk City can overcom
| this DETECTION on the outside.