The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-26
THE NUMBERING GALLERY.


THE wMisrEHiAG GALLERY.
..oI - ;,.u,.,;n,
lheto "e'e " s'o" "i"ns hn'es'."s
things at tho Charletlon convention which
tho correspondents have not told us about.
~ ;~r,t.rce ,b.re was that nnti. reassess.
n,.h
meht piAnk tna' kiehIu uP stc!' y iiass
l~.yeryDony nus "ohue1eu mny II u'oh ,
RAISE more OF q TOW. !
! seti Vefy ial9hlJ.nns honie very "aafg
pftcIice "as fesCl.eu III ny. nia''tl. l.
nave neatu IL cnaf"e'ef'"eu ny 'nc n"'su
term LOT ia!senoou'
0 must unue'a'"nu '''"t jugs Ivy
mohd' o. Mafion' "8s put on tue Oomhi T.
tec on RESOLUTIONS ah tue aifec! represent
taIlVe OIL Tue uo'erhof' 10 look "''er 'he III
terests Of the administration. Ho was
chogen not only because oil his supposed
sympathy in that direction but because OF
his ability to defend bis eide OF a cause.
Well, when Senator kenna reported the
resolutions as the unanimous sense OF the
committee there was q prtcklng. up oil earf
on what our English cousins call The Gov
ernmcnt benches" When nc voice came
from the committee in denial OF that ale
cation there wRs indignation ind disgust
Where VAS the trusted Haymondr The
reverberating ECHOES found him not, ant
not only this-assurances were given thai
the reasaessinent resolution was entirely
very close to the sovereign were used to
create thls IMPRESSION. lefhpps taey were
wv Ga nvorrpr ,a,,s ma that ha had i irou,
hja own lins that the whole thing was 4
ring lob, and that he never did consent to
the resolution. So much for that,
\
C;overnor ,Jactson was a memher n, t,,e
- - NS' W,
convention, pe'hg h oeieHa'e lfo" "oou
county. When it was seen that Senator
kepua had come all the way from Wash.
inpton TO attack the administration in the
convention, the Governors friends ex.
uected TO sac his manly form darken the
PROSPECT. and they expected to hesr him
defend his administration. The Governor
"ouened not his mouth" After the Commit
tee on Resolutions Ind knocked him dowr
lie allowed the convention TO run over him.
braves to execute a war dance on bis prog
trate dignity. People are asking whether
lhe Governor 8 courage ueser.ed hlm atthat
h;a o%n p tor .iinr;nu hoth of h;a aSa so ,n h ~,
hion,,an W. ''so W
7 ,s,,ot 10 boar , roo1 uo,, ,h;,u. ,;,o,
s.0' go 'n'N 'N"
"1e ne1he sHlu aoous 'he 9oVefnof anu
what he failed TO do at the convention.
The anti.rinc element expected q good
deal from Wood II Thee had been
promised that tlle delegation shonld bc
headed by Judpe "AIun" Jackson. ,he
Governor'sf brother, who didn't turn up,
son and Dave Leonard, who train on the
otnet sue. thinK l can see tiat al thesr
a Ihf NV, ,vonT aue y ,h na1 = ..e.ans. anu .
ind it necessary 10 exnlajn whv, n ali
appearnnces. he "lunked" in ,he face al
the enemy,-By the wav, yery many peo.
ple bellows that the ring ia souintinr To-
wards ,Judee Haymnnd as a nossihle rom.
promise candidate in case Faulkner mn
be pulled through.
X
I wouldn't like TO saw how many times
1,,.o ,,oon o,,.oI ), ,o,I ,,hu;.;. a.. s.s:S
Uo'' "oAou " 'e,' WY ~ ie' 'na' hocie'
~ allows a man to place his arm around a
young lady's waist and draw her to him as
with hooks Of steel during u dance and yet
ahrieks with the widest horror and dismay
if by chance he is caught in q similar posi-
ton when the pair is standing still. Ihave
never been able 10 answer the question to
my W satisfaction, or so as to make N.Y.
aelf appear even ineligible to my ques.