Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02
BEI.I.tIRE.
Republicans Dissatisfied Over the Success
Of Colonel Taylor.

Republicans Dissatisfied Over the Success
Of Colonel Tay lor.
When il was learned that Colonel j. ID.
Tavlor had succeeded in securing the re-
quisitc number of delegates in the district
To secure the nomination for CongrsSs.
there were great many Republicans
this city who were very angry, and tbeyS>
were not backward about asserting them
selves Most of them are Poorman men,
and they say that "boodle'' is the lever
| that moved the primaries on Saturday.
One prominent Republican who was boil,
ing over. said that 't was shams
the way the Bellairc man
was treated at bridgeport, -
Clairsyillr and GAINESVILLE. At the former
place the delegates that Poorman had sc
lccted were found To be Taylor men out
and out, but the fact was not known I'M
ill il was too late 10 apply remedy. AZ
the county seat money seemed 10 be plenty
and the Taylor men had all the livery rigs
obtainablc out gathering IN voters. Editor
Hunt, of the Chronicle, aud Perry White
worked vigorously against Poorman. Each
Z.
cloakcd them by making the fact proalisI-
cnt that the editor of the M
bunc worked vigorously against the
people of st. Clairsvile in the county sat
fight. II had it's effect" The speaker
concluded by remarkiDg that every dog
has his day" Out at Barnesyille they
worked the racket that Col. PoormHn
was opposed TO the bill for the constrnc-
ton Of pike from Rnrnesyille % tho
ChiIdrrns' Home. Editor Hanlon, Of ths
Reygbiiodn, Milt Lewis and Sam PiIsr, did
vigorous work for Taylor. 10 Is safe 70
predict that Poorman will have % few re-
marks TO make when the pike bill
comes up for passage IN the Senate.
All day Yesterday the Republicans dis
cussed the Poorman-TaylOr fight. Many
of them said they could never support
Taylor. They are opposed 70 "boodie''
and would not approve the tactics of The
politician from Guernsey county by voting
for him, II nominated.
The convention conycDes nj steub0D-
benyillc on Wednesday. There Ii hz8vliy
a doubt but that Taylor will b. nOniinak-
ed on the first ballot He has played hie "a
cards well and haa not worried biSnne3fs
sick over matters, as many people believe
There il over 5000 Of n majority in M
district for the Republicans, and II win
take a great deal Of disafection 20 wjpe q
out The contest will no doubt be . MI
ter one, but IL will not be m warm N t5ss
the last hattie Of Col. J. T. UpdepsG
Col Poorman feels complimented oysr
the fact that be was given the four yolea
at Cadiz, ex-Ministcr Bingham's home.
The "old map eloquent is an anti-bcodls
man. -,
The funeral Of David Campbell, tbs eo-l
gineer, will take place at Newark tl(1;
afternoon. number Of persons will ~ :
tend from here. Il
Two young men named Young, i,rothfo1
had misunderstanding on Saturday, - =
came 10 blows, and one Of them Wa af~&
rested 8
The II O'Clock passenger train on tlle }.
K o. stops at Burr's Mills on WciBepd6v
and Saturday night &
Rev. u. =. Keeler, preached ri The A. ~
T. church campmeeting at Martins FaIx
yesterday
Ben Applin, Of the Bellaire Hsil W6klul s
will leave this week Tor visit 70 Cbin0c
The river was 70 low yesterday TIT >l
Princess found IL difficult 70 run % tinn(
Since the OHIO Valley foundry halt ~
addition it employs 3 or 10 more hnssoa
The churches were slimly attended 49,
tffday owing To the heat ~ "