The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-14
publican Committees and Dudley and
i, 1t Is tho vail Of disappointment; It Is

day TINT Blaine and Logan will DO elected
This Is a straw merely to show that tn
saloon.kccpers nro not this year yotin
with the Democrats. +. -t~ :
| & HUNTING DErs.
Republicans have been hunting, will,
out success, Democrats who will bet TIM
Ohio will give n Democratic majority
Satisfactory reports continue 10 come il
TO tho Republican Headquarters piyin,
the assurance that the Republican CHM
OF ten thousand majority will be exceed
ed. Tho Democrats look bluer to.da,
ihan my day yet. They can give no data
Tor their claim to the State that satisfy III
seekers alter the true situation, and dis.
gust the correspondents, who find thatno
accurate or complete poll Of tho State has
been made by the Democrats, who nov
claim at headquarters that it Is impossible
to 40, and who find that the whole claim
TO the State is based upon their ability 10
purchase it. ~ '3fl 49," j." "
Many OF the Democratic correpondents
therefore, have intimatcd Tint I'M
majority OF tho Republicans will be 90
small next Tuesday ny to have no weight
IN tho National contest. The others, moro
discreet, deny, and geo and say it would
DO fatal 10 the Democracy to lose Ohio
Tuesday. ~ ~. - ~: '' -
The Democrats have all along mistaken
the quiet, close work ut the Republican
headquarters. .g35E.s Ia. " :
!, A ciean. accurate canvass and poll Of
the whole State has State has been made.
IT'S results are satisfactory, but estimates
based on votes to be voted arc nothing
unless the Republicans countcdas Repub.
liCans vote. .,'. r,H. 6lI ~
oIIlo's VOTE. h
Every consideration that controls re-
suits this year is upon the side OF the Re.
publicans, Us the following statistics
show: 1is ~ ;5.f +, ta,7..4t,.s ~ Itltss5 j.
~ Sa!c Ticket, 1850. ,ss'
!tePnbllcan ri oot
Helnocnite yote Hi OH
Republican majority. ls,y;5
..g Il National Ticket, 1850. q = = isL5.
i,epunilc1n 3,7J ojl
7iS
Republican majority. 50. 35ua
GF Stale Ticks,, lss1. .ifs $500
Republican voc...... a,7 OIL
Democratic - hi, GG
Democratic majority J.. ...... l2So5
f-'' EErrnIcAS REHABILITATION.
Slnte Ticke.-lcp. vote 1850 = i, sG caI
NATIONAL IicSet-Icp. vote, 1850 PSI
Increase In lsep. votc...,...... IA .fO
State Tickct-Rcp. vote, 1sSi
Loss OH vote Of lssv HG5O
r&.=l DEMOCRATIC EEcArlruLATIoS. s-[es5
Stnte TieEet-Den vote. 1850. an ola
Setonai iicSet--fc,n. vote, 1850 IS
Decrease In Dem vote. 1880 49, !. ) - - :. o(s
State Ticket Dem. vote M;
ilcrcssc on Stats Ticket, ID IN
lncIesse on National Ticket, 1850. .....,,,S 'Sys
mus ne greatest Republican vote cast
was o,s5l. TIE greatest Democratic vote
cast was 35!I, ,G4l. -. .sz;EEG - - -
!, The increased vote for 1884, based upon
the increase OF previous years and the
population Is a, les. 3'..=cT" - -
The Republican gain, four years. 1872
to 1916, was 1886; from 1875 to 1850 was
a4,350: Democratic gain from 1876 to 1850
was II 6337.~------i : -I,,z'S't''' - =
OF the increase for 1884 tho natural gain
TO the Republicans would be 40, ,l4o, say.
:, To the Democrats 24,72l, say onc.third.
The Democrats conccde the Republican
gain TO be fifty.one and one-half percent.
and, claim their own gain will be thirty.
seven and one-half percent. ~
The boll-taced assumption TINT this in.
crease and the l4,G00 loss on the Renuh-
lican vote Of 1850 can now be voted for
me Democratic ticket-purchased out
rlght-ls too ihcrcdulous for belief; and !
yet this is tile only basis upon which they
seek or make a pretense Of claim TO sue
cess. ''''r ~ = - - i-;'','- 4 H.
SOME sCAREs. - -
The Democratic contingent was ex.
haustcd in 1889 and 1883. The Democrats
have nothing now to draw upon for votes
but their imagination md barrel, while
The Republicans can draw from the large
German vote that went of in 1882 and
1853, that now is known 10 be largely
coming back, and to tile stay-at-home vote
Of 1882 and 1883, md the protection tariff
labor vote, comprising all classes OF voters,
rs we'll as the loyal colored vote in Con.
gressional and National years, rs we'll as
the first voters and reserve vote OF 1854,
The Democrats arc OH the run, Their
FOUNDERS and repeaters have been un-
covered. ls G!.,..v2 81 y ''ll .7I. -
The visit Of Blaine to the Hooking Val
ley has created another scare. Hendricks
has been sentlor to countcract the results
OF Blaine's presence there this week. .j .
4 The Democrats have virtually conceded
the defeat Of their State ticket, though
they hope 10 defeat Judge johnson.
Their attention and the attention, Of the
Democratic county committeeman bave
been directed to the Congressional tickets,
and orders have gone out 10 swan off
everything for Newman and the Demo-
cratic Congressman. ans a.. N z
Three voters are promised in November
Tor Blaine and Logan for one vote now for
q Democrat G Congressman. Smart scheme.
The Republicans who would trust TO
such a scheme would accept pewter quar-
tcrs for silver ones. There wilf{be no
trading with the Democrats in this State,
rs they have no capital TO trade on. <<!The
have the advantage. To, get
out full vote is to insure to tho Repu6li.
cans 4 big majority, and one that witt cx-
ceed the estimates put out, which arc
cautions and intended to be wider, rather
Lhan over the results that will be proven
On Tuesday next. i9St 's,2ssi,e..
The Republican precinct committeeman
must be alert, carry out instructions and
secure commendable; and increased sue.
cess by IN increased majority that will
settle the Presidential contest. -.SF:,
a!a- Hnvo Not Captured Tnmsui.
4 LONDON, Oct. l3.-A dispatch from
Shanghai states that the Chinese officials
there deny the report that the French
aeet there under Admiral I.espes had
captured Tamsui. A dispatch from Paris
says that. it is reported that Admiral
Lespes telegraphed the Government to
send him a sufficient force OF troops to |
make land attack; that it is dangerous
to manGuvre fleet in the harbor, as it
is lined with torpedocs, and that Tamsui
could bc taken more easily by an assault
by land force than by an attack by a