The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-10
STATESMEN'S OPINIONS
OF THE CHICAGO n 4 NOMINATIONS.
The RspablicAns at tbs Capital Fe,i Sati'n, %.
Tho bay State ulli b, Itsrs NTH "Rlt, in
Sevsmbr-S,nA.ur Kama Thiak, Wsst 4
ti.tii yiraiaia Safe for tho Democracy. II
] : 81 81 Il w. gi5G ~ 51, - sd
From Our Special Cprres,loudt,i.

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sno .IetuDeis nti y oohs'ess anu o'nefs' whe
W.. .n neie " "''e,'u 'no NATIONAL W.
ru,..s1u oo,'en''on nave fe'urneo ur mere
anu tne Ieeult OF me proceedings continue
to be discussed with a diversity OF opinion.
Republican senatora /. eenerallv u eynrrss
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., ~, 49,, ''''" "'.'t' .1o aon4'aa
l.ens. 4ho Blame men are quite cheerful.
Though thcy do not pretend to think that
the independent moysmant Ia mt IN
esrnea, thsv .s,n,no that ,ho ,,,,, =, a.,
~, Inv 'uo iuase u 'iie '
Independents nov bo!ting WILL either vote
for the Democratic nominee or put another
ticket in tho field. but thev raw the. thar
lossps will be mora t,a, cor,nnr ~,
la1vs ga;r,s = Z: @ ' wv. Si.astSoy
t,nnSrrssmar D;n,,ev ~ N,;ro ., :, Z. ~ /,
.or Nva5v vn,ar ttaS I": w. W. ;hs .a1
they will gain ten elsewhere. - - :
nErrER MAN THEIR WATCH T,wrns.
Tho South, he thinks, will not % Dsmo.
cratic by default as heretofore. and the
Democrats will have to watch Virginia
West Virginia, North Carolina, Florida and
Tennessee, or they will lose thom.g Ella pova
that New York is rendered doubtful. bu,
tina: there is no room for 3 question about
Massachusetts. Il will, certainly cast lts
ssec,olai S,oi no'eb ~ ,ne aansl way. Ths on.
~ ,,o.u. .u.n ns says, VIZ cSuiu give the Espuo;:
i,sano rA., "ny tioupie IL eiat sEase ls 6snerGl
.hn lug wv 40 10 80 he'K olseWhefe That
h;n, G Haas'a Ioa;u aos anotu 10 nominate
narI.;,in.o M G ~, p,nin by niu msst Virginia VIII
ho dna.y ~, 81 ~, n,nins u VcloDer. he says
;.stIac,;On ysc v' H.'I.n muea lpoflsnee 70 the
"ueS.,U1 20" .a, an ~ Wy party, ana mat ths Dem
UJ,a,S uhan ,Sn Sin Inu .helselYes worse split up
When !ney come TO nominate their man.
ias :, snllAs oayafo Soh!d probably be the
sWStonses! W hhn VI lor lhe Democrats in New
iols, anu otsVeiAnd would come next,
.,...iI put.potn ~ouia meet WITH opposition hnd
hou'u ~ - 10 !, weak 'e ELSEWHERE. 4 !
ia "A MASSACHUSETTS, OPINION,
Representative Long wss e,r,,,,5,d -,
, ,.o,.n 80 Su.'.eo :, W
= stoNr =, - aIAtou. i.1snas IN lhe house TO.
uay' Inc aouDiiai position OF certain
massachusetts Republicans rendered b;a
opiniou OF specili yaI,,c nnor ti,i, o.o.,onI
,ra s,ro ~ ~ pitt ~ ..t0 oesA'ton s-
anu so''i' u .s'i, .le DiAihe men crew encour'
'''l . :, -. - = Aie s.iu II was lmpoa.
s.o.o y ptsules anything at this time.
aiuen = "ouiu uepeoa' ne thought, On what
rhS n1mss.nS ua.,s a.u IN 1aly; put Maesa.
ueder any Circumstances Il If tepaDi,Gsn tnp Dassa
Gratis nominated Cleveland or Biysrd Il
would increase their chances. Tho dis.
stia snd apSuyfn, %ss loeal to Msssa
ticket Of Blaine and Logan was =, nbanomi "u rne
nally s.ose elsewhere. He thought ths
independents would not put another ticket
iu the field. .s- y. a
Senator Blair, Of New Hampshire, sajd
nc was pleased with the ticket; that lie at.
iached more Importance to the platform,
Than the personnel Of tho ticket, and as he
had succeeded in getting tho resolutions
.a,w s ssIe.Hi ,1Ia.t saIea1loh hnu laecr pu-
- - ~ ttotiSAih' ue Aah tuus accon