The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-08
WINDY WILSON'S VAIL
he MOUNTS THE EsruMP AT HINTON.
now 'hs Dimoe'as'c Zipsys Bisw Ia and How ihe
People will Blow Him ou.-Hs 1at.,rup!s
Tue Ptae. Of = Fieaic with a Tirsds
Asaia': Aslthlns ,ndEy.ry,Lisk.


0 HINTON, W. VA.,. August 2.-Yes.crday
waa the day extensively advertised and set
> apart 'or tho picnic Of our local brars band,
, anu the members exerted themselves in
making arrangements for pler7ant time,
winch It mss hoped would result in re.
, p!enishing the depleted e1chequer Of tie
at'fesa!d band. On the winds o! the morn.
Ing came Windy wis on, Of K,nawha Rs.
pat'ns 70 Sue grounds he mounted tho
aAhcsng platform and an naounced tia. he
nau come lor tho purp3sa OF making
speecu. osme members Of the
pAno, VINO regarded this proceeding
aa uaWat!ansed innovation upon their
sacfed rights, strenuouqls objected to v!y.
ing over the anticipated pleaqares Of tho
uay 70 political harangue, whersupon the
aforesaid Windy declared hc had come by
Invitation TO make a speech, and that
SPEAK be would, and invited all who would
listen TO follow him. Withdrawing to a
spot close By he inflated himself, Sc. his
nair on end, and opsned his swill.
tuo OF abusa and .-rdouble-charre1
iavectiyc1 against Republican candidates,
nspuei,can principles, Probabilities and
piooaoilitie', To say that he failed in his
"lnay attempt to fill the Il puo!!cau heart
WIN olsmay, or the Democratic hear. with
coursge, ls but the plain truth. One OF
the members OF the band told your corre-
spondent to day that this out.ot.place as.
sumption on the part CT tho wouid-bs Gov.
ernor had enssi!cd loss OF fully ten dol.
lafs 10 tue msna2ement.~ Somebody ought
to pa:s 10 check.
AT night bonfire waa lit aud "Wiady"
ssaln paraded to the front, inlictiry one
oil h's characteristic speeches upon
waiting crowd, scattering discord and dis.
content with each sIcceseiye opening OF
hia abusive dy-trap. A portion
o. MS ime wis given to the abuse
OF the Republican s!ands,d-bcare.s,
gesting up an occasional forced laugh to
give emphasis to his silly declarations. In )
the midst OF sudden burst OF patriotism
10 appealed to the passions and prejudices
Of all e1 Contederatea present, insisting
ths! they should now ass!weys, e,and true
10 the Denoc-s!ic party, Wes this
waving OF the bloody shirt? 6."l
BOUNCING THE RAILROADS.
Then he bounced the railroads; but, sin.
gular to remark, his shafts were directed
against the Baltimore & Ohio. When he
Eoea to the upper par. OF tho s:ste and
blows his railroad horn, the Chesapeake <
Ohio will receive its hsgellstion. His
light sg,ins. railroads fell decidedly
ha', as sensible men in the en-
pioy OF such corporations are not
likely to snite the hand that feeds them,
to Gratlty the personal ambition Of any
man. But, the greater part Of his time was
consumed IN eelf gloriica.icn, telling his
impatient hearers all abou. hia official life,
how many wholesome laws he had con-
ceived and passed for tho relief OF
the oppre sed. To the mind Of your cor
Tsspondent It appes:cd tha. Wilson wcs
al OF West Virginia, snd that West Vr.
glnla belonged TO Wilson. Hs publicly
made his boast that he would bs elec,ed by
a nsjority Of 10000; but il all bis speeches
throughout the canIpsign haye tho s,me
.h.ct IS hia effort here, my word for i. the
hgures will be in the other column.
When he announced himself as the
wTork,rgmSn's friend, and appealed to thst
clsss tor support, reminding them that he
had once worked q. the forge. it IVES re-
marked BY G dlsgus:ed listsner that all his
manual exertlona in thas direction werea
forgery upon labor.
This bombastic display and vain
sT*gger OF the man who has his eyeo and
hopes upon the dignifsd petition Of Gov
erlor OF this Commonwealth has unalter-
ably fixed Summers county ageins. him.
and each succseding apsech OF the same
kind he makes will lose him one hudnred
votes. Summers is not the place for any
man to indulge in the cort Of stuff be calls
a speech, which wac nothing from begin
ming to end bu:an iusa's to ths intelligence
Of our people.