The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-13
ItaI.lpg lhe Black nag.

columns Of the hlLnerLO ueFNeAeSS 4ts'ss"''
The black flag is at tho masthead, and as
"the low rakish craft" comes bounding
DER the booming main the CHASTITY raw
head Qrins and the bloody.bones bid def
auce to tyrants, or something Of this sort.
The article, by reason Of its energy and
spirit, Is 50 much out Of our mild-manner-
cd neighbours line, that we shall not be
surprised to see the white Gag raised To-
morrow, an ample apology made and the
whole thing explained away as the work
Of an irresponsible and strong.mlnded
subordinate, the mischief Of retiring en-
pIoyee. or horrid nightmare for which
nobody can account and for which every
body is extremely and humbly sorry.
Tho article itself is too good TO be
butehered--a chop taken otfhere, aIsteak
there, here a roast put upwith skewers
and there a shlnbone taken out for soup
In another place tho article isrepoduced
in it's entirety, that whose will may see
how the Register and some Of its friends are
struggling for harmony, and in theiI
minds walking Off with West Nirglnis's
share Of National plumber as easily as
Samson with the gates of GAIA.
The Register, it will be observed, iscom'
PEELED to give sore credepce to the thrill.
ing rumor that Senators Camden and
KSnna have already fixed the three most
important Offices in West Nirginia-Co'
1umbus sehoa is to be Marshal, John 7
McGaw, Collector OF Internal Revenue,
and General Flick is to be permitted &c
hold tbe District Attorueyship as M earn
est Of good faith in tue line Of civil service
reform. But thisis not the wcrSt Of it
The bold Senators naye'done this, "and
as a matter Of necessity, the Representa-
tiyes acquiesced." Now, Representatives
in this connection, means Gibson and
Wilson. Snyder isn't kicking against the
Senators. Philip has the rare gift to he
able to see beyond the end Of his nose.
s But Gibson set up an alleged tariff eau
Gus in Wheeling in Tie hope Of beingable
to call the turn on the patronage. That
affair flashed in tho pan, and Gibson, like
the father Of Lord Ullen's daughter, twas
left lamenting.,' Wilson went out on a
stiiI.hunt, and now he comes back 70 End
the gamebaggsdand his opportunities
for usefulness considerably circumscrlbed:
It happens that Gibson and Wilson are
free traders, and that element OF the party
has become so savagely mad thatit resorts
to the heroic remedy Of reading the riot
act through Register editorial. With this
element will Join those other notables Of
the party who have not been consulted
and are willing to stake a little suthtn' N
themselves. iB6 3 G.4'i
Hence the suggestion that the Senators
shall reconsider their action, consult the
Jackson administration, the Wilson adj
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