The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-15
Gtre GtttelIigelutE,
wuEpLlNa, W. va, AFAIL 10 1856
,Vn, VIII A. be- Blaine or L'uOoln IN 1855
,,,, S,,, EasSpnden OF the Re-

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Ex.seCretary Sam Fessenden OF the he,
publican National Committee in 1881 is oil
the decided opinion that Blaine Is the
coming man for the Republican nomina'
tion in 1855 He is quoted as expressing
himself as follows; .,
i, looks TO me very much like the old
ticket over again, bla'nesl,
There is nothing elae IN the ar Ihat
/ can discover, There will be no Admlh-
istration party in the South 10 be overcome
atthe convention, There will be no Adj
INTIMIDATION party in New YORK lhat
means that there will be Blame votes
from States where he got none before, ana
more from New YORK than lie ever Rol
bsioTe, The only thing | have feared was
that good times would come along about
ISSS. and that the party IN power W0ulu
vut ihe benefit and credit Of them II
finances improyeit always helps the party
in nnwpr, lint that thing has b;en shaped
40 that the Administration can seV 40
credit for good times II they come: mr.
Cleyeland's financial policy has not Deell
adopted by Congress, aud hence ne cannot
vpt lie credit, The Administration has
gone to pieces since Manning's illness
worse than any Administrator 'i'S '0u"'
try ever had.
Senator Mitchell, Of Oregon, ID also a
Blaine man and az showing the@popuISr
sentiment Of the Pacific Slope in regard to
S.n'', ,,, Mai, bs tails the follow
the man l'o'n ''"'N' ''' '''' '''N 900
ing incident;
As | WAS about 10 leave tho Pacific
Slone. inter | had been elected to the Sen.
ate' a Republican from Washington Terri
torv handed mo gold piece and said:
nNIitcheIl. when YOU 10 to Washington
want Won to Inv James q. Blaine's book
for ma. and ask MIN 10 put his name in ii,
nnI ,eil him for sae that Grover Cleye-
land viii he known in history US having
lived in ,he time OF James q, Blaine"
Will ,ha,o I. rrdorhtsdlv a stronC
""'e 'i'''S ~ %"N"Ss' Q
cement among inc hepuol'eaH ''"s'en 'o'
10 nomination OF Blaine, there 10 also a
no,icoohlo and wa NAV gay, perhaps a
,I,nor, III favor n ina romiD..
growing sen'''i'en' u, '",O' " VI. "0''|"
ton Of bob Lincoln" ss he 10 now Ia
military called by great many people,
Tho Atlanta. On, D,dance, speaking Of
10 Ns%"' ,,,,y,, ,,.a,f n. tollow.
MS popularity eAptss9es .Sei' 40 '0''I ~, :, :
The recent municipal eIeCtlona IN Onl'
cage and Cincinnati and Indiana CITES HIe
very significant and encouraging 70 the
Republicans. In the ciIy rltc'i9hs recent fil
ly IN Buffalo lthe home o. the tfeSluenll
and in Chicago anu OlnclnnaIl INC nepuin-
lianB have gained largely. Fearing ~
mind Buffalo, ~ G"is lhe nome tIesl'
dent Cleveland ana ChiCago Is lhs nome
Of Hon. Robert I. Lincoln, anu Ines9
heavy Republican galng5 snow the Gfl!I O. q
the popular current me euitoL Oh thI5
papor, well remembers we irlunpn u
tour, as II were, Of me non. G eOsIt. =.
Lincoln, resident Anhur' anu 9 ~ a,ty
Gresham through 4nulana near tne CIoso
OF MI. Afthnts term as inc tram syop'
ped at the stations mere Was the WIIaest
deslre to see BOD Lincoln. AZ La W.
yetle the Colore1 people pI99Snt iuto Tue
car and presented 70 bod Lincoln .
magnificent ship oil flowers. II Was CYL
dent That Mr. hncoih was tne Geh!ie OF
attraction, althoush inc rfeSlueht
ana mr.. dresham were IN tne