Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-09
WEST VIRGINIA POLiIICs.
What Our Exchanges are saying of Mel
and Events,

and Events.
Toe Democratic convention of the Tenth
Senatorial district will be held at Buck
harmon July 29th.
Judge Brown having declared that he is
not 4 candidate for Congress We advise the
other candidates 10 kesp an eye on him.
Parkersburg Sentinel.
Bill Nye asks, Where are our best liars
to-dayY Dear friend, they are in West
Virginia editing Republican newspspers.-
Parkersbarg Sentinel.
The Republicans of this Congressional
district are situated between the gentleman
With the cloven hoOf and the dar K rolling
ocean. GoE won't have it, and the rest OF
en- can't get it.-ClsrksOurg News.
Brother Prohibitionists, are you going to
dicker with the Republican party this year 7
II Won are-isrewell. That party will sell
whole temperance convention out at any
time fer ten kegs of beer.-Wetzsl Demo
cEst.
DR.. A. R. Barbee could certainly be
elected to Congress next fall; and the
Gazette is not certain but that the best
thing to DO is to run him. He is not a
candidate; but ia the most available man
in the Greenbsck party. II q Green6acker
must be run, Barbse is the msu.-Ritchie
Gazette.
Attention, Bro. Democrats! This year
let Us make no mistakes. Let US nominate
no man for any office who is unfit by habit
or education or character for the position
he seeks Lst our captains be men with
out fear aud without rsprosch. Let them
be upright, capable and sober.-WetzeI
Democrat.
Mr.. Everett W. Badinger, who had mis-
first experience in journalism on the
Charleston Democrat, has accepted q posi-
lion as editor and manager Of the Roanoke
va Ls,der. Me-. BediDger is q gentle
man of character and ability and we hope
he may prosper in mis- new undertaking.
SdepherdstoWn Register.
Wsuted-A Republican with cash who
is not afraid to be beaten, to make the
race for Congress 10 this district. Sealed
proposals will be received by the commit
, tie till August lst. The committee re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids
and the people reserve the right to reject
the nominee -Clsrksbnrg News.
Supt. Morgan has arranged for two
special institutes to be held in this State
the present year Ons will be held at
Huntington, June q to 20; the other at
FAirmont, June Is to July 2. The IT,
structors 10 both of these institutes are the
same. viz: DR., E. Z White, of Cincinnati,
aud Prot. W. q. Payne, of University Of
Michigan.
4 writer in the Spirit Of Jefferson sdvo-
Gates Hon. D. B. Lucas, of Chsrlestown,
for United States Senator, and 3 commun-
ication to the Berkeley Springs News sug.
gests Mr.. V. NJ. Flror, Of Chsrlestown, for
State Senator. By another week We sup
pose two ChsrlestoWn men will have been
named for the Legislature. 1t is just as
we'll to 20 the whole hog.-ShepherdstoWn
Register.
The friends of Hon. John Brsnnon, OF
Weston, are DESTROYS that he become a
candidate for the nomination for State
Senator in this Senatorial district. he re
fuses to become q candidate, but we are
assured that be will accept the nomination
if given to him. he has host of warm
friends in the counties where he formerly
sat IS Judge, and can be elected.-Rsn-
d 1lph Enterprise.
A writer in the Charlestown Spirit is
booming Dan Lucas for U. s. Senator.
Now if some Wellwishsr Of the Democracy
will bring out Judge Hoee, the bird Hsr.
mony will spread her wings over the State
aud the Democratic children of the Second
Congressional district will sit in solemn
silence beneath the shadows thereof
while these eminent political sluggers fight
it out-Fsirmont Index.
There is no reason why success should
not attend the Democratic party, this fall
by an increased majority, if proper efforts
are put forth, but our political enemies are
going to resort to all the tactics known to
political warfare, and probably some meth
DDS heretofore unknown to prevent such
result, and We must be on the alert to
thSsrt them in their designs.-Martins-
burg Statesman.
Hon. Frank Hereford turns a longing
eye upon the seat in the United States
Senate which Of yors he occupied. Hon.
Henry G. Davis is announced to be a can
didate, and is working the West Virginia
racket for sll it is worth. Gov.
E W. Wilson longs to buck the railroad
tiger in its lair. Hon. W. l. Wilson turns
an appealing eye to the political forces,
upon whose tide he hopes to drift into the
Senate hsrbor. Senator Camden does not
propose to refuse to be candidate in the
of harmony. We hope that when
these brethren meet at Phillippi they may
{ eel the throb oftrue love for one another,
but not indulge in lovers quarrels-Hunt.