The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-26

] Apillol h1nhsI, nos oi hlntoni ana
Can Ihompson, Who 6NGppsd plAers
With Bsnnetl and BoE adds 10 the live
men Oi Huntipginn-Wh Whefu we're they
State Treasurer 1h1mps0a might have
been on band, i1T though be = part Of the
stats administrator he i NOT pulipY
Justify gith II. Ihs W0oissa, Frank oi
GaiiOn, Hop All sam Of Philippi, bright
young leilgaa, Efu usysT deal 70 their
paFtys call, but they did not hear
the call. ludgsa AL Raymond and
/ Morrow, oi Marion, are AWAys
At the front MAJOR Harris, the
polished gentleman oi GpeBbfisr. Capt.
Aleek AEtihsss ahd Col IuioN
Of the same cIuniy, Enrfr l1fy9ttsu aioug
With sI--enai0E Fank Hereford, whose
party Interest has by no means failed
with the lighI oi time. But Is Is not nee
easafy 70 call the whole roll OF the illus
lFions abasnl, Rot one Oi whom, y un-
derstand, vas invited. William A. QlAT-
IieT, The courteous gentlemen and pro-
found lAEyeE VA In PArkeribgrR attending
W ease 10 c0un, but he Eai some lrislTe
while the conference WGA going on, aud
his irienda thought Il would nave been AI
least polite 70 give him a chance U de-
cline. Perhaps nobody eRres ab1u. the
comparative l1TgetiulnesE Ia the matter OF
Issuing Invitations, hut these lhiHgs are
lnleresliug 70 note As 10 20 along.
now u NAr HAyE ooAE ABOUT.
l aaksd PaIkesba,g Democrat Why
Governor Jackson was not invited, seeing
that hlAbro,her Judge Mo1ros Jackson was
there. "well, Psrhnps itlsth way. The
Governor EN Invited 10 Senator Camden's
house on recent brilliant social occasion.
The GoveTour did'n0l attend, and the Tea,
son, II Ia undrrto0d, was that hu did not
wish II, to 80 out 10 bis friends over the
State that be had made his peace with his
old.lime 0ppJntniB"
That" l YuntuTed, was a mistake
un-negdboTly and not like the Governor.
| don't think he would have compromised
himself"
"Perhapa 80, bu, the Governor does his
own thinking, and he puts In good deal
Of time on It, You are going 10 hear IRON
Jacob in the good time coming
SOME sTRAws.
Mr.. Bennett vas recoun!ing some rem.
iniscHnces When he said, 81 have voted
iIT every Democratic Presidential nominee
since Martin Van BuTen, including Jed
Davis and Horace Greeley, and the best
onB ever did vote ilr was Jed Davis.
have voted Republican ticket once Ia
my liie-in the last campaign, when sup.
ported the Republican nominees loT the
supreme Court Of AppealB-and / did II
on the ISrELLIGEsCER contempt case.
That was more than Could stand " a
lawyer and citizen.
Judge John Brannon, who WIS one OF
the bright lights ol the conferences, stated
10 his friends here that he would not make
q hght tO be nominated for Congress, but
II the nomination came ~ him hO would
leel 1t his duty 10 accept, The Judge got
about very briskly aud everybody knew
he was present. lie ibs.Bta that the party
peril Is great, and Jonathan NJ, Bennett
agreea with him.
Sheriff HAndlau left soon alter the con.
ference and was much inquired for, He
made many new acquaintance, upon
whom hO left good impression. It need
surprise no one to Bee Mr.. HandlRn figure
well up on the ticket Oome Of these days,
Chairman Leonard ought to DO able to
devote his whole time - politics, 10
which he takes as naturally "a duck to
water. Its very interesting to see how
he gets men to come round his way. He
MAKES vigorous chairman.
Committeeman Yinson said: "You may
say for Wayne that i, never has bspn 30
well organized as now. You will hear
something from there this time" MI.
Ntuanu IL a bFiuht ynunn man whO FnukAa
friends easily.
Senator Camden Is an interesting study.
0ns secret OF his strength in his party
taAe to bo his wide acquaintance and his
unassuming ways.
DR.. Mitchell has an idea that Wit will
give good account Of herself.
President Cleveland is highly thought
Of by the gentlemen who have office or
feel close TO 1t, CB,H.