The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-01

III unanimous demand through the thre
days the delegates were present, the new
dealer baing unable to upply the demsnt
One thtrg Is certain, X no other portio
OF the ticket hss any elements OF popula,
J iiy--that end OF 1t with the names Of ID
supreme Judges attached Is extramsl
popular. Both Judge Flick and judy,
Brown will be elected. .Ic.s
i k A "lAeia" r,CKEr. rs
vi. hnasey's Dispatch IN the Cincinnati
Com "'nmsscini.Gaxr,,e.
Col F. D. Mussey telegraphed the fol
lowing dispatch to the Cincinnati Gmmer
etal Gazette ircm pa'kenburg: The Re
publican Convention to-day was mode
one In every way, Even the Democra,,
sdmit 1t met in the spirit Of true Republi
csn.fln. |. Twas the ,argeat convention eyt,
he!d by the psr:y in the State, and it wa,
animated by the feeIir & that 1t was putting
up winning ticket, and not merely, as h
tlm,s gone BY, to bs backed down, Tni,
feeling ,s hall the Victory. Z iE5 =
There was the utmost friendlinees, con.
ceesion, self sacrifice and harmony, The
ieeling was that at lest there was chance
OF victory and freedom from Bourbon rule.
and that every little misunderstanding 81
prejudice within the party must give way
to the party good. I never saw 90 great =
oody 30 completely IL hjenced by this ipel.
ing. Sometimes, and too often In party
uls'eGslons, ths msmoers OF a convention
forget tho great parry. they are opposed to
In struggle among themselves, bu. It was
not IN this convention. In all this matter
Tie West Virginia Republicans have made
q record they may feel proud Of, and in
startling contrast With the orgie at Wheel.
ing last week.
The Republicans had far more delicate
sut .c's TO handle within the o1pauizu,nn
than the Bourbons had, bnt they handled
them like men and Republicans and pa.
sftoss' and the Consequence is they 20 into
toe campaign clean, whole and united. The
whole matter has been splendid exh,bi.
tion OF political generalship and party Low.
ally aud patriotism.
II was q bugle.c4lI. clear and ringing. tn
the Republicsnsof Of West Virginia, ana for
the first time in seventeen years the party
goes into great political Campaign to win.
and the BourbonA will find a new elemen,
10 opposition, and that Ia q party tiph,inv
them that Is animated by confidence and
enthusiasm, and belief in victory, The
ticket ia grand one, snds winning one.
Judge E1win Maxwell, the nominee for
Governor, is ciiiz.n Of Carksburp. and
served as Judge in the Supreme Cour, Of
the State. He is a man Of high cbsrac,er
oi urquestionsble integrity and general
popularity: No better Selection could be
made icr the head OF the ticket; and az a
dlgnlf-d honorable gentleman he ia in
startling contrast to "Windy" Wilson, who
neads the Bourbon ticket.
The three. Gteenback cardidatrs for the
oaices OF AuaHor, Treasurer and Superin-
,-ndent Of schoo!s, Meesra. J, Il. Burt ri
Oaio count, Spencer ". Sturm, OF Marion
COUNTY, aud SsSton K .nd Ill, OF Harrison
county, are winning men, every one OF
them. Bartt is 2laes worker in Wheei.
ing, man OF reading and intelligence and
very popular personally. sturm is well
known farmer and Kendall is a young far.
mer and school teacher and fine public
speaker. '''N'
The Supreme Court ticket is Of especial
excellence. Judge1J. Fl. Brown. OF Charles.
ton, was Judge OF the Circuit Court be-.
Tore tha war, and has haeu on the Su.
preme Bench nineyesrs. Wm. II. e Flick.
ol slar,insbgrg. is present U. i. District
Attorney, and has been q member OF the
State Legislature, and wss the author Of
the famous Flick amendment, constituting
tho "Ls..up" policy on the dieirsncbised
Bourbons. #g. 0.
Tue nomination OF the Hon. John A.
Hutchinson Tor Attorney General was
happy hit. Mr.. Hutchinson is one Of The
sallent figures Of West Virginia. He ran
Tor Attorney General in 1876, and came
within ! 10 votes OF being elecrad to Con-
grees in The First Distr;c, in 1880.
The two EleCtors.s..large are we'll known
and good men.
John Frew is the business manager O!
the Wheeling lNTELlldEScER, snd ID one
OF the most solid ana respected citiz.ns OF
Wheeling. John Cooper, the other Elpc,or,
ia an Englishmsn, and miner t.nm Fay.
etts county, and most excellent NOMINEE
IN every respect.
The convention adopted a resolution on
dors!pg Mr. George W. Atkirson heartily,
and resenting the impatstionu cast upon
him by party pertissns Of the Bourbon Or
grnisation, and expressing confidence in
bic honesty and Integrity. s1f.
W.J. ". Cogden ~ss chosen for chair.
man OF the Executive Committee, aud his
choice is considered to be another en-.
doraement Of A,kinaen. Coyden has a
reputation OF bsioY e hustler.
ln the matter Of the Supreme Court and
the contempt, the convention gave Mr.:
y. B. Hart, editor OF the IsTELl.GEScsR
something like an ovation, cheering him
heartily .nd repeatedly, and sending him
q big bouquet, over winch he bluehinalv
bowed bis Acknowledgements to tha cor.
ven.ion. It was f 1tlerlny testimonial,
but deserved one. 49,. .,,..,
Tho convention WAS tioely conducted
from beeinntog to end. ] have never seen
anything ta,'sr. There Vas freedom; yet
harmony. Men were earnest and out.
spoken, but reasonable and friendly, and
the result is good nne. ~ < Al ~
= SlE nnnl. es E5.r.
PlTTsBuEGH, July t3t,-A gang Of burg.