The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-09

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Correspondence Gihe .a.eAioe,,eer.
MlDDLEsouRSE, ". Va, JrIy 1-rha
Democracy Of Tyler met hero in asss cor.
vens'on last Saturday to sslec. delegates to
their State and Congressional conventions.
A resolution was passed ins.ruciiug lor our
own D. D. Johnson for Cons.ess .ar ihe
First district. AS aoon as the coaycntion
assembled it was easy to sec that tho visv.
OF tho 'young Democracy" wero not In
"sweet accord" on aitsubjsc!s.
Twas told that early in tho day a rpso,r.
ton vas prepared ins;ructing me delegates
to the State convention 10 yo,e for Wilson
for Governor. Wttn tie convention cot
to work it waa plain to 500 lhut Faulkner
hsd irlsads In the camp. In the interest
Of harmony the resolution remained in tho
pocket ol young man. Then came m,
tug OF war. A young man Just homo from
tho State University offered Tegolnt;on
inelructing tho delegates 10 vote for Mr.
Morgan, Of Mouongaia county, Tor Ststo
Superintendent OF FREQ Schcols. rroi.
Lowry, County Superintendent, 'yigo,ous.
ly opposed the" resolution, and moved 10
amend by instructiny Tor Hon. B, /.
Butcher, the present Incumbent, Same
hall dczen speeches were made on each
side. >"SA
The University atgdent Ia dofondipr hin
resolution took occasion to FAY that tho
Democrats mus! not try 10 carry any
loads' this fall il they expect 10 carry tho
STATE. Ho denounced Gov. jackson and
tho ring" aud gavo notice that no one
could he elected wko favored the rcsssesa-
ment business. Tho old men p,caent tootr
the alarm les! tho young bloodg rjye tbo
party away, and at ence began 10 moye IN IN
amend, 10 table, aud call question" until
the chair was unable to decide what was
before the house. "''
Again in tho interes. Of harmony tho
resolution was withdrawn, and ntIi deia.
gates 20 uninBtlucted, except for Johnnou
ior Congress. s'A
Col. Dan WAS introduced aud made one
Of his mcst rambling speeches, He nlead
lnr forgiveness for the war record Of the
Democrats, but gave tho RenuhI;cans
thunder Tor the "Regist.atioa Acln He
said there are about ss many high tariff
men In ono party Es the other, and that tbe
Republicans at Chicago s.olo tko "Ohio
idea" Oh the .ariR, except tho clause Iein.
ting 10 monopoliar. Ho charged that The
Republican party Ia responsible for ali tbe
fortunes. frauds and Rambling oI W.iI
street. lie denounced the l4,h and Ir.h
amcndmenss, and closed without fonch,nt. ~
q living issue. w., -, ''ur''''s 't't 's
Personally Colonel Johnson may bs call.
ed "a good, clever fsllow.n In. ana ~ rsn~nt 1~
listen 10 him halt honr wi,hnn. ILve iea1irs
that he Is not the stuff that ConYsssman, ,
I our correspondent heard mu..eripps
deepand long, and threats OF "readinp ou,,n
"mo "m .t,,,, hG now ventures the prediction that
III = NV wiil not "go ag merry as a mRr,i,ve
pell from now until the October election
~ IN Deemoesasic ranks, in good old r. puhi-
cah iyler. a lew young men have de,
a,Ie M, 70 run the party md tho oAlcas ,ao,
~. ane veteran war horses believe In the alisgo,
,old men Tor counsel xad young men for
work," and somebody is In danger Of hear
ing something drop.
Tyler will come ont oil Ito confusion this
iali With asrbdtSntfat ,uajority for blaine
and Logan, and tie whole ticket. We ara
original Bla:lu mon down hero md haye
no "kicacm." 4 humber OF Democrats de-
Glaze their intention TO kick on the whole
fesAaeasment business. party snd all. =,