The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-13

,.rst. the cOnntenancc OF the Tam
",,, Is ,oollcr. lie has even been heard
,,,,y flat there will be n lasting sus'
,i.ioo in his mind that the Manning,
s y. az w0s killed to soon for the pur.
W. W oitLc Warrington barbecue rs well
XXI ,l.r stability OF his own stomach.
H. 4 o'yy'';,ILeEas W halin his lifetime smelled
Nv Il. an, o,oma Of ancient eggs rs they ca
..'n"J ~ I from some portions OF the stands
i,I,s , occupied in long and misspent
I,"cr " @, in behalf oi varyingly success
III III 0rmocracy, but there was nothing
..nvni the breezes OF his recollection
..,,r,!,rlble .,Tg! with the smell OF that Man
,rI,0n OK. To emphasize the disgust
,ISi 3 ,his untoward circumstance had
S,,, I in him, it had rained all day and
ii pirht in n section Of the country
Tberc the hills are so nearly vertical us
%oIowtLc waterto come down in sheets
n5f,I the narrow hollow in which he
M. s,oDpiny to such q height to give him
jC1bt about his ability to get back at
lake ShGrps legacy OI aiueFlheh lo[
the next twenty years.
IiFellows is weary Kenna's fatigue is
r,,trating. lie is veritably between his
n,ron saint and the deep sea. Singly
,oIalone he is conscious OF his ability
IA ,nt in a 2:l5 class and do himself
m0ud, buttObe an uncertain quantity in
a,rinily OF talentina junketing tour not
Minis own choice or OF his own chosing
rbaIes his sense Of personal pride and
ns his Third district spirit in a way
,hl. would make st. Clair smile and
AdeHOI tremble.
Henna is in trouble and he knows it.
Ne is, in the language OF the ancient
Methodist preacher, in the presence OF
tbc "untricd realities OF the future" T"
anil doesn't know exactly how to draw.
With St. Clair, Camden, Davis, "Windy"
Wilson, the FlOyds, and n score OF other
influential factors holdingout the hat in
one hand and the hatchet in the other,
aunited and vigorous Republican party
watching him and knitting him at every
point, he is in u dilemma. lie is Mt IL
i1acture Of his affairs where no con-
ference at Barnum's Hotel, in the State
oiMaryland, will save him, and even il
itwoui, not a single one OF the old con-
trrecs is for him. lie is like the late
". II. Achilles, with the tender heel,
0RIy bis whole frame is in the Condi-
ton Of that traditional heel. The last
thing in the way OF n straw to be placed
upon lis overburdened vertebrE, was
an inquiry as TO the secret OF his ability
to get hundreds OF thousands OF dollars
to dam and lock the Kanawha, and his
inability to get nickel for the repair OF
the Governments first child, the old
National pike, now almost a wreck.
"Ihe fact is. said Democrat to me to-
dsV, "Kcnna has done not one thing for
Imam or county outside Of the Third
Congressional district These things
are known OF all men,.
RcpGblicans in Wood, Jackson and
Mason counties are very much pleased
with the speech OF Hon. Robert S.
Brown, Of Ravenswood, at Pewee, Roane
county, 4 few days ago. Judge Brown
is Democratic candidate for Elector,
and is making a few speeches in his own
behalf at eligible points. At Pewee,
after the preliminary palaver about the
gravity OF the present situation" the
"momentOus questions OF the cam
plsn,' aud Otherconventional chestnuts
hadbeen disposed OF, the Judge turned
into the Mills bill and for n half hour
gave it such 4 drubbing as would have
made Tom Reed and Mckinley feel
ttrcd. He denounced it us an "impoli.
tic "impracticable," obstructive
"1nti'agriCullural," 'anti.manufaCtur'
ms "un.American" scheme and one
that 81 should oppose in and out oI
Congress As the Judge proceeded the
good people OF Pewee crowded toward
the stand and cooked their ears, fearful
lest syllable OF the words OF the in
sPired orator should escape them. Some
oithe more ultra and more Free Tradisll
Cithe people began to look and act in
''ie most uneasy manner and TO wonder
NAat was coming, and when it did Il
was not calculated to allay their uneasi
ness in the least.
The Judge took hold OF those por
nGus Of the Mills bill relating to wool,
SUI, timber, lumber and the articles il
winch West Virginia and especially the
people OF the Fourth district arc inter
ey'ed, and showed conclusively that i
tac the terms Of the Mills bill in these
PARTICULARS obtain they would not there
a'iSF be as valuable rs Sawdust.
ihe speech was n revelation to many
SItNe rockribbed, us it gave them thI
EN, truthful bill Of particulars they hat
Gal concerning the Mills measure
Soiaments on this speech, / find, have
oeGn more frequent than on any othel
Gi.h alih speech that has been made on thl
J"i9 y; Hyer front. Judge Brown is ont
.; we largest sheep raisers in the State
o' west Virginia and has probably us
many sticks OF good timber as any othcl
gae y Individual, hence his repugnance t,
,so ,ae AlIIs measure Of robbery is not b,
lae campaign Of both of the old par
ges IN this State is being carried on tn,
fouf'h Consression district with create
TTlsor than in any OF the other three
Inc Republicans are relying most large
s, ,!Oh their own domestic support rs the,
,SSnaot for some reason or other obtaii
,uI ,ue services Of the distinguished outsid
iTa,eat To that they would like to. Judg
IoTynils, ,Soy Capt. c. b. Smith, c. I. Cald
pS, ppe.I, COL Vandcrvort and others, O
it"'SSeIMS0urg, X are working day and nigh
";,.i q, D. white, Of the STATE Journal, is ais
G',IGg all OF his time to the cause. sc
tnTIr;ue't, Esq, Of Charleston, is maxim
lung speeches in the lower part Of tn
,I;JaiCt JI;JJSiCt while the local lawyers and car
IuaIes are doing all in their mower fc