The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22
THE EMPIRE STATE.
rHE coMlNa FALL r1roTIoN


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"a ns oohnaeht Oh success sue . - this mi asas.
& Democrats Hunting q Candidate:
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a NEW oAk, Aptn ztf-=ihe ooNectos-
n snip Is receiving deep attention within o
day or two from those most interested,
fITha pablie here has fired oiit urha,t
y q rha,1,,,,a,,,s =. aa... - 80,
y. ps!n W Apee's - ges u, through
Alarming influence. The County Demo-
j. ctacy will 60 to pieces this fall II he does
moi Get it. The MnvWnmn claimant /.
pressing Joseph trreloey' the nresent cb;af
j. CLERK OF ColIertor Robertson. IN bieb civjI
seryice erounda. = 4 - SS' ~" =
i JThompson,s friends raco,njya that T,s..
loar is 6is main antaponist. Thay have
a bepun 10 omen mn their hattar;es On lin,
!, The PRINCIPAL charge laid ;at his door ia
that he was born in fEnelandt Ia which IA
I added the assertion tllat he is bac ckes and
d pressed for me place by Britisb intiuence
Tie IA believed that Bayaf,i iavora 'I'rsIoar
and that there win be n contest between
! Manning and Bayarti as 10 tho Office. Aa
4 Ii Ia in Mnnninp's dnpartment iie NAV
: Twin. His friends saw that lie win leave
1.-The Cabinet ifhe:iails,
Geueral McMahop. who ha, been sno.
Iken Of in connection viii, lie tolleeter.
ship, said this evening:
.Isdppose there viii be n successor an.
\ pointed TO Collector Robesfsnn abnnt tl.e
middle OF June. His term .snirea on the
E27th OF that month. and j sTnnose fhe
'l President will give the new annointee
some time 10 prepare his bond nreyions to
that Niay. AS 10 myself, the enly eanse
there has been for associatine nv name
with the place ia thar i visited the White
House recently as a member of the Boara
OF Managers Of the FSoltiiers' Home. of
which the President Is an ex.oftirio mem
tber. Politics were moi talked m and r
am sure the Collectorsbip was NOT men.
toned" =
General Mcmahon was asked what lie
Thought q the Democratic outlook in
tS;ml @ there i u anss. ne1s la. s saia: IL
Democrats carrying The STATE. VINO viii iii
be nominated is, Of course, a question Of
the a tatare; but the prevailing sentiment
sesa ess ~ ~ axoa o. DsmoefaG sue.
many Of tic independents & 10 N lie i % Rsnnbl;. Il
can ranks, but there Is a large number Of
people N this State who go with the win
h s.ae dns v9.ea tor Blame ass iail
na.,,, co,,id ~. 's'e
eIas: & 10 so.% raaa os ~ peae ..; tas
.SI TSa g peanf f,;nam ~ wiz Seyeiana
di.sent i;a.. ~ .sa s;.,,nt;n, aAe ass
aIS hn stem s.seatTn % !i9nl tnas
tSas, ~ a. ,si.. y, I peilevs
assy .he, r. ~ ma hnow, low
tsaf;an =. sis mne SMel y. .le Aahis
anJ az. ss,,aa s1 X. na9;sI 1y Issii anaeh
W;I;s,n n SWh;,ya ~ Dsasi ,..;I, H. mins as anu
~ y W asaltist theths
Sa ns so;S Wa pas ". !. very aptly when
Ersstns corn;na 1vS ManSn;a So;s@ - nsms m. hos ony
ybon the - -, sy omesise 's
Grona, cisasiand ana ny, NAY ~. W, nus
hnt aS tSa psas;SSnt ~ e ,ha I Iia;.a, stan
80 80 y, =. .'.e e1'seu 'sA'es'
wHAT,wlllewIs.g
/ He was asked who he thought In that
case would be the nominee. s.
Wrf twa Sa.a I,,o;ns, - III, 4. ,,..s. y,
We a'e Rvaas w WIZ VIZ, ~ i'iust ~ one
OF three men-W llliamM Evarts, Chester
mipht he disincl;ned N (, ,era,t ,t,a ,,.,,,;
mn =. 'as 1on
s''' ~, ~ totN 'ots1hofship is q
be o U. 8. Senator. AUS. Senator sol.
dom wants a. la Cavern ar ~ Na., yas,.
In this case. Sbowever tl,e sc;,enn,s.a naa.
are yery' ditfeTent. The man who sis sas
lectei 10 be 4 eandiflate viii ,s i 5asa
said. he chosen. 10 onnoss tba p,ss;dan.n5
the United States II he shonIa snccaa1
what more natural than tbat ha sbonid ~
chosen 10 defeat that President tbrea naars
llaterP II a difIienlt to eforecast 'resnIts
int 1t looks now as thongh Mr. Eyasts
would be called and that he would he
chosen = = Y
There Ia said to he n on;et ,novement
going on here for the nominafion ~ An
son a. McCook There are soma th;na.
In his favor He ia reoarled az ba.;ns
Cleyelandis only attr;hate al lsct NJ
Cook came here' f,om Ohio n iesa ,san.
into n Democratic district was NJ tw;ss % eIsc,s I
ed to Congress hy a m aiorstv m ahont t,,o
thousand. in n district which aitsrwards ]
deieatel another Rennhlican card;5a,a
chosen In his nIace by ahont one thnmssnd
He Waa then chosen Il tbe c,erEsbin the
senate. and he has lie AZ credit Si n n ber;ne IN;
heen LARGELY instfnnental in sscs,;ns tb..
election of Mr. Eyarts. - 7, = + =
In WASHINGTON tlle struggles of ,he o,es,
rival politicai DENOMINATIONS oi Nav Sors
Cty Are already beainnine 10 a. .xs,t s an ny,S ins
fluepce on M oniet Of he Asiministra. 81 =,
ton. The Pfeaident started ont I with well ii
defined ideas of public dnty. and as far s az
the great meg al the neonle IL IL @ coneerned ~ m a.
| be anpears to lie heart;ly sustained m,
the return there Of fseeretary NAMING tbs
fiying visit Of Colonel Lamont h Nrs nj, III
den. the timely arrivalfof The Tammanv
delegation at washington, and the APP
o. sae tSst @ County
proaching. . 'AAs s'a'' ="
Secretary Manning takes a practical