The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-08


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ly because officers sacrifice everything
j obtain yotea. Jackson'a ain was right 6r
!. his gun. missed fire. lot him nick hia Air
md try again. ..-'-
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~ 'a " hoe' peculiar lact mat people u
not see the importance Of electing hettt
men to such ol,icea ma the lepislature an
:. At,ornsv c,oro,,loy nh. ,l,,ost AL ~,
exnerie1csJ mo,, o, ;ncnunatat @ "s "uu ~ aL tI,
such Laws ss ] n"nh, ~ 70 .'ls i" n.Jo ,rba n T h."
Ter man il n,,aliasJ N ,bn % issv a. ha ' iasl AL
L;n,raII ,5 iua..nou is' suu '.e ~. no .o1'
not truet In the simplest matter OF priyat,
buGiness. Tho result is tho unproaperou
Ionun,on S0n a,.n o. Meat h, virginia, me Y. ~
owes taxes s;ncc IS71 nMa % anvhodv % a hs
lisvp with nrnner lna, ,h;s tj,in,, oamid o ha
Thc A,,orn"v t;a,",ai % shoriI 70 S ,ha hss @
and most arnor;oncad ,sw"or % N w n. Wy s,a,e o,e
Ii do not crlticze 6ecanse am
not : familiar with ali ' tSo fsci. M
bnt does anv ma % he,ievo Il IL u, 'I,ss hs,
ttJicient Attornav Gsnarala ,ho n = n n
would have ,hns ,ono havn a~o;dai @ nav. ~
Inn ,axesP OF ro,,rsa % an s,ic;snt r o,I,c,, uS
would have nrcss"d md torcad ihis maI,ar .
Fla would have ;nnn;rad I ;n,o ~ !. 20, as,. a"a -
aro. and itho Laws wsrs d,iact;vs I ~ ha no. ,SonI,l %
have called nnblic 'nt,ant;on n ~ u " Tha
snisrvlis 81 sOfS .arI ,ha a,;sa,rra ~ - H., NV Wy
laiion OF the Conntitntion1 nars soGo for "a a
clerl for him I an toiI ,bora ;o not nts q Law
yor in The S,ata rho no. tia vIa,lv ' do ali Il '% ,hs
wort inv sI (lNo and io t. ha,;ar ,%a, =
svpr Lcn dona ~ 7, cnnlJ @ tnot % ho nn rnucS II
worse than 10 snlIsr the q & OR Rio
avoid psyinv teyes fnr twelvn NJ thirieen
veora Eon, ino,s, ,ho he.t Ia ,,,,os " t.. A ~.
f,ey GAM raj. ~, " >'' '',''' :" y 'o 1A'
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>, ~" TIE. TIE SMALL '"' Fly AXE MANAGED.
The reason we have not better men is
because the Ring copsnires TO keen down
s,,ch m.n 90 are n,,,issd n tho ho,,.r
clnta ara exrlnded ,nsra !, ,,ora nharno Doo ~.
The nn,ol, i-w anI ,ha avail IT, ~ eW ao,;i ~;
mansreI hy .ha R;nr % thror,h tba = ps';,,.r e+
nnd r.ilrood iniluencs 7. e easv y,,r in! re"n
down tho heat man " un3er A M
ars.sm of nominot;n,' Tboro 49, Ia W. ~
chance IN rnmnnra' ,ha ,na,;., !. ~ ~
cand;da.pa Tha !ronyart;nr ,naa,s .nJ
reressar;ly nom;n et.a tIa ,n,,, a .,.ha IuS ~.
bson moot. ,nt;va n n,o,.;, . I'M thn Nv .;as
snd anlcc,;no J,lsna,o, S FShat ,u' !. u," ~ an,.
the vary tiin, uh;n,, H. ,nnI',u;s % 40 ~ saJ,
man ia unIit ior ,hs n1ars ru is h;a' nu,u ,D sis
ment of s.rrnyth rhars Il IL .no,Hn: ~, H @ es.
ter. torsanv hnJy bal;ava 70 tbaT"s a1y'u ~ ', ,.;,
netmi. ,ho convon ~" ~ nom;o., e"o y. VIII m,n
Who will colact ,ho ,ayns ~ o l;t inao ,,.au
&. c,n nact ,ho ro norrso,;,n9 49, II 'Gr ~. p's:es
,ray worIJ he n, b,So ~ tno .aue
nan5;J.tea haf.ra ",S wv sitasas' ott"en
than aNarv +mor notn Sont.Un tn .p ~ iielu aaa
49, liz nos.,, 'A"n 'o'o i'f 'no NOMINEES Nt o'
'''1 Ppr p ;ns,,,c. ror,, >t. p,,,,,.
onno,,ncsd h;m,s Iou n,,.t. III al.h"es ;nh nA'
ao,: how many yotes rnnld he y.t II Ss
lue. ex.Judgo John Brannop or ex-Judge
Iisyni9nG IN loint discussion before an au-
Si,ts Ssnato anI SGTeI 9i;I ohe tHfm ~ !ns
that showed either cauaeity or wo,kinSr S
qualities. This is absolutely bis
only experience and he has no
reputation among lawyers rs law
yer. lie has very ulable manners and il
2 pleasing superficial! talker. He hao at.
solutely nothing else 10 recommend him.
He is supported by the railroad ring and
outside OF !ts influence his candidacy
would be laughed st. Z. W. Wilson is
better because while Faulkner is a mere
time.aerviug politician, Wilson is a maa
OF Undo on'tabie will and earnest conviction.
Ot the tive, those who know them both,
(oussida OF personal friends,) recognize
Wlsou as much the tittest, but neither Of
them, under a proper condition of affairs,
would be thought OF along side OF Bran
non, LA imond and many other men who
would accept the office. Faulkner will
beat Wilson in the convention becauee he
will have all the help the ring and railroad
officials can scarcely give him.
RAP AT WE 'uys.
I.;, ,,c,v tho,a ,nu. ,,u,;.. a. u.
$500 ''0" A"AA'.s 7'no N
paoilcah party nave no saseclty or they
would delay their convention until the
last moment and then NM forwarb ,bo
vary hest n,., br, tho ON al, frr po,rhI;
csns ba w ron,ol and or, o M nea'ttu haI
@ i~ II II ,Sor @ " ,.".ia & "'o ~, i'nas'ns pa!
bly, for once and nominate uood
man he would get many Dem.
osrane , - vo'es, @ ios a ys1s number OF US
" ,rusty Rapnhiicans % than anhn';, I vntto :" tha
supremacy of tho Davis. { C.mden Ring. Il
would be inliaitely better for Wet Virpi.
mia in the loug run. But there is ona mis-.
fortune, il West Virginia voes Republican.
she goes TO atsy. I only nee one road out
the woods: lei tue primaries send uuin.
srucled aud email delegations OF picked
men. Lst them send old men to nominate
yo,ng men. Let every primary pas, reso-
lutions that no man shall vote in the con.
vention who does not pay his own rail.
road fare and expenses. ,fl.s,
The Legislature shall pass no laws to in.
effort shall bs directed to making caniIal
in railroads fully =, sale and secure as il
IN any other buslness' Stringent lava
ai gu ~ p isu ~ .ie mnasers
~ ~ $500 oot"T y"