Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-09


lsture was allowed to meet, that august
body quietly assembled yesterday morn
iag under the dome OF one OF the hand.
,omest capitol buildings III the country.
Peace reigned syPren", and -.sII the
"a mbers seemed 70 Dc hap py aud IN as per
'scL good n".nSI s,r - :. Phi, rr i,gch thing as
..,.. .,,,. re- oAicers chosen by
he Democratic caucus v,,ss,I!,, vg.S G, :.s fsmil
.sr bs Ia mead and -u,'ei ,hirtof ta9cIe Pave
Ws-pp,r. the u.euIper from Vest Nir-
.rula attracted the attention OF al! ana Ae
wss rcsrily recognized ny all the old mem
Der. He is here for Il fer days as a !ooSeT
%. bu, has beeU leePing h.tS'N Old eye mai
rrtn in the interest OF Gsn''enan ''LoI &
pard'e.on. with whom WACO er has oeen
-, lo,... spd intimate friend. II would not
no too much TO say that the honorable gen
.l.,.y,, from YOUR State was really the
most Topular and jOvial member Ill.
The Last Legislature.
He ig universally liked here aad had much
Usigi,r with Republican members. Al
fE,I.rb the last was Republican LHgIs'a
iurp. vet Wagner nearly always managed
10 pet his measure through on account o'
ais personal popularity aud liberal rulnu
sdneSs. Wageners successor, Representa-
I'VE Hilles, of GAINESVILLE, has seat
n the Republican side OF the House ana
n the rear row. He is a modest and re,
,;r,rn Gentlemsn, frauk in manner and
very pIain spoken. He is large man IN
MD wears a long brown beard, and IS
.ligb,Iv bald on the forepart Of ms heau.
Although considered.
suneM hat Of Granger
be dresses y TN neatG,ss, has the latest
| .,yle Of a standing dude co,ir, which IS
s.isned by a diamond shirt stud. ne
,vqsrs no tie iu order that the br,lilauCy OIL
| he stone may not be dimmed.
| Thaex-Sher.H told me to day chat Be-
r,cnt would ask for little legislation icom
| IN. present legislature. lie wou!h intro
| tuce a bill 81 an early day ProViiinG LOT d
transfer of 81 600 of the dog tax OF t'' iinoht
| % the national road to oe used ioF THAT
! :hgrJuEhiare which was
| Mach Ia Seed Of Repair.
| The county sea- question viii. not De open
| ID hy him and il any move IS made IN that
| direction by other members he VIII utterly
! oppaSe any consideration OF the matter
| - instructed by the convention Wh'cu
| nominated him. Delegate hi!ies Will noI
! make Il uch Of u de nonstra'ioh on 'ue ,1. '1o
| NJ tie Assembly this winter, Out uaEe
! ,ay he will make good committeeman an
| snd carry out the wishes OF his ConHt'u
| spIs as ne understands them, honestly
MI TbiS XIV fiith legislature OF tho Buck
eve State is probably US truly re'Feseu
tat:ye cue cs
ryer AsScmblcd Here.
In looking over the lower house to day
,he thought struck me that nearly AL th'
Iocal Democratic leaders OF soiiity IN th'
state had a seat in the present Iegis'sIure
There is \. y. Wash, Ot Mercer, Tue he"i!
elected Speaker Ot the ho4Se VINO =
srknnw.ed 10 be one Of the nuest parilS
r,rrt,rians in the State. lie presldes WIKI
I've graCa, ability and much force. Il
Rrunrer. the old war-hOrSe oI "yan
| 49, - s,iuuch Democratic editor ana 10
RI eery,crs to the perty he has been maui
Sneaker rro tenn. Drummer has osen
,Ioror-ccd Pavue man and did Eim hooI'
WORK 10y
RIs Gallant support.
Henry BOIL, OF Washington, is one o
tho lirely. aggressive Democratic leaders o
the House. lie was pushed for SpeSAe
b,,, destined to be candidate o'
srcnurt OF his i'll health. BOIL IS
loader with all that the word itup-le'
and "a working TO tue front SO rapidly tina
the party cannot afford 70 be Nthout III
| services IN A4-uSE IsHNCs " 49, .:
Hamilton county has eight DemocratE ~
, end two Republican representatives lu "a
H,rse. The Democrats will work uhlleo
IN and harmouiously together Tor tue /"
l teresrs of the Queen City and Tor
The Rest Interests Of the Party
! I At large and the State. Heretofore, as IN
j.. delegation from Cincinnati has been con
posed of several factions and always P9L
} ing sgainst each other, they were without u
c Gutnce or power. Ii was peculiar iacl th,
: III the delegates, from Cincinnati oppose
}. Senstor Peudleton, q fellow citizen
Y theirs. Thus il is shown very plainly IN:
"t;entlemau GEORGE" is fast losing his gri
on the patty and is not the power he on'
was. He is far from being as vigorous
rsn. both intellectually and physically.
Non, Henry h. Bayne, the CleveIau
n Statesmen. Perdleton, from his
Aristocratic Mode of Living,
mas learned TO love luxury and ease. /
y live, in a palace either on Wslaut Hi
! ~ he Tationsl CAPITAL. He is surrounde
y Nc wealth and liysrisd servants apd ms !
= syansrihle wine cellar is = plsce tHst ne
Lchls often to visit. lie is load ot rich WIN