The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-23

Sergeants Jewell and 2 Kalston, Privatcs
Whistler, Henry and Ellis had been cut
and the lesIy parts removed to a greater
or less extent. All tho other bodies were
!ound intact. Commander Schley speaks
N terms OF highest scommcndation OF NIL
tue officers and men; In his command.
4 ss FACT1oNsIN ONO. ~
rhc a1ossbacks and Coal OIL Wing Fighting
tT Each Other. q ,gsr-C AZ, i,
aCoLuMprs, o. Oct. 22.-Thc Democrats
are'ruuning TIVE headquarters herc-both
daily. Jongee and the ,1nossbacks have
their machine in operation over saloon
on South High: street, while Bargar and
his kids hold forth in ahotel with q saloon
attachment, about one mile from Johns
palace, and on North High street. About
the only tic that binds them now is street
car track, which runs through a tunnel
aud breaks the current, as it were. i
John Is said to be on top in the deal
since the accident Of one week ago.. lie
gothic start in Cleveland's favor by organ
ling q Cleveland and Hendricks Club
shortly after the nomination, and securing
Growers endorsement before the kids were
| able 10 look over tlie$ field and decide
! what to dos 2rhis gave the mossbacks "a
lift, which they have not permitted to slip
from their grasp. They went to work, and
the more they lid, the more the coal oil,
or Kid committee jsulked. John got up a
big demonstration, which the coal oil fel-
lows ignored. & i. H. 5..zs5. ,lit.e
They would have mono Of it, and were
"huiiy' all the time the show was going
on. They were finally sugared up to take
ahand IN the, campaign, and had the fe-
liclty OF handling the barl making the ap-
polntments for speaking, and doing other
clerical work CONNECTED with the evil in
tentions for election day. They claimed
10 lMre u splendid organization, and they
did haye--to& get licked. They organized
10 the came manner that they went abou,
the work Of purchasing the Senatorship
lust winter. District Committeeman
.ramped about awhile, and selected trusty
men to deposit the Doodle with, and called
that organization John Thompson's fcl.
lows organized committees in the wards,
townships, &c, and Ind the only organi-
zatlon that amounted 10 a continental.
| OWED TifEMA dRunGR, s-.-l..., -, s. :
John had been showed under by these
coal oil chaps and owed them q grudge-
that is the way he paid it, by having The
better organization Of the two. and did not
have cents where the other fellows had
dollars. While the Bargar, kids were
making a display Of themselves with their
Doodle, Jongee stayed in his headquarters
and made things blue with his remarks
thcreat. Disaster came, and the coal oil
crowd went down with tho mossbacks in
the general destruction. Then came the
"cassing MATCH" WHICH has not fully cub
sided yet. y 5.4,7 81 SIS n
Both gangs have issued their manifcs-
tos, and explain how it happened from
zach particular standpoint. But even this
Ioes not assuagc. grief, and the two great
chieftains scarcelyspeak as they pass by.
| The old party, therefore, has two heads
the mossback head aud the kid head.
The mossback head claims everything,
while the kid head beats without being
sensible Ct its misery or knowing what it is
doing. 'Ss.fsl S Al g
Jongee is said to have fair share Of
the Doodle, now, and tauntingly displays
it at the kid crowd, asking them to 5'iook
ut that" The Coal Oil Committee is keep.
lng. up a racket about something, but
about all that this blowing amounts 10 is
to ASCERTAIN which faction can secure the
most attention from the East. 1t has
about dwindled down to a race between
he factions to see which can secure the
greatest Share OF the "hoodle." 1t is sus.
pected that neither will get mitch, for the
reason that twill be put where it will
DO the most good, and that will not be in
Ohio. "a. n I5i 4 s4Sii a !. -.
Another thing is noticeable, and that is
that the nossback leaders have been in.
vited to approach the balliwicki OF Gov
while the, coal ,"ile' chaps are busily en-.
gagged in staying out OF the Empire State.
Pendleton and Thurman arc in high favor
at Albany, while Governor Hoadly who
runs sort OF a little h--ll OF his own in
Ohio politics, hns hastencd over there 10
ascertain what it ill means. He will find
out, no doubt, ,thatit is none Of his bust
ness, and that he ought to have been able
to tumble to the racket in his Buckeye
home. h, $s ~ H.
ouGnrN'r ToaEr mad. GOVERNOR. p
|s:i3Wliile; speaking Of Hoadly, the follow
ing little incident may not be out Of place.
The hundred-gun story is no doubt well
remembered by. all. On last Wednesday
morning the Chief Executive Of The Stale
received the following telegram from Ian
caster: :. 81 ;25I
"DEAn GovETSoR-Wo are now firing
one hundred guns. n 5F'i5 q =. SS2,.53.t&i
IS There was no signature and it is un-
necessary to say that Dr.. Hoadly was very
angry. The more he thought about it the
hotter he got, and he finally. concluded
that he had been insulted, or the Office
had, or something had happened, and he
felt inclined to do something "dreaaful"
He did not order a general train and 70
down and make d personal examination,
but he called for Henry BOIL, Secretary OF
the Democratic State, Coal.oil Committee,
and sent him; to Lancaster TO "run, the
villain down who had sent. the insulting
message. The selection Of BOIL for this
mission ywas simply carrying out Democra.
ito precedent forT doing the most foolish
thing at ythe most inopportune time.lfrA
shcared big would have exercised as n1ucl,
judgment: But Henry went down and
stormed and raved, SO 1t is said, and ANAL
ly threatened to withdraw the patronage
| Of the Democratic Committee from the
Western Union Telegraph Company il the
name Of the sender Of the message was not
divnlged. But It was not 80. The tele-
graph company would notbull-dozo worth
cent, ~ II VI
y The trouble ID to ascertain whether the
State OF Ohio had her dignity RULED by
the occurrence aud il SO, by which occur.
ence 2; 1t is as difficult to draw the line be.
tween George Hoadly the politician and
George Hoadly tho !! Executive as it Is 10
ends and tic hog !; begins No insult IN: in
tended in this, so Mr., Bohl need not call;
The. e.comparison il only made to illustrate
in the most cleara and striking manner this
stll dtllaaieuls problem ia Ohio politics,
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