The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-27
TTT5BTCB AGAINST HIM.
Campaign Facts Leaned by a
~ Free Trade Spy for
rur DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.


urptVpiiun on lHE ""
y., yoRy, August 2G,-An important
~. ,lro,ion to the literature Of the cam
'oDr' ,,,.,. made yesterday through the
r,,..p National Committee. 1t il
"p .,Iy interesting as showing the pres
w. 'nJi,ion Of the Democratic canvass
''' w.. Western States, but it also ex'
~ ,,,n.,bs ", sudden change OF front made
.I,. Administration managers in at
.,,,ios to sink the tariff question out
S siyt,tt instead imakingit the great fea'
O,'aitbe contest as originally intended
'I sI,nry after his election to the chair
r,o.tip the Democratic National Tx.
..as,rCommittec, Mr.. Brice determined
nf.d out for Iimselfthe exact state oil
aLf. feeling on the tariff question
.rn,o,t,r people OF Ohio, Indiana, ILL
Wi.ronsiH and Michigan. With
iI.l., i,;. ,.n,l NJ in view ne sent james Dodge,
iiERa,nglyn. a man who had been highly
D.,,no"norillgd !, to him for such work, out
,TID,'Ii H.. i, examine the political situation.
", nrIg, was directed to 90 into the
W.,,.rr states and ascertain the drift Of
'oIi,i1l sentiments and to deliver free
!,,j. I addresses in working commune
w., S"' and TO tall. when he had oppOrtu-
"ilL & With employees, and also to consult
NIL leading Democrats with reference
,o,b. @ campaign. The chief object Mr..
e,% lad in mind, was to have his
,"p, ] ascertain whether it would be safe
,57ropinrt the campaign on the lings laid
lawn by the Presidents message, or
whether it would be necessary to hedge
on the tariff.
HARmsoS's POPULARITY.
Mr. Dodge has always enjoyed n repu-
t,,ion for being discreet and remarkably
rseryed about affairs entrusted to him,
In, ,o,,ocia,ion with Mr.. Brice, however,
sayr him an acute attack OF loquacious-
EN'' az, a. CO.. IL 1 so I,,,,ta,, I,.1,.
ness, lhe ulsc'sG III" mov ,.;i HeSGioPi nJ ~"
ever, lor s2Hlr t''nS, i, 'iie;, uni w.: 1DVuse
rI on his return trip. lie was gone five
weeks. Feeling the trouble coming on,
i. concluded that it wonid be safest for
Mnl 10 dol o'l ~ I'Is VI" ,,,'ii 'iJ'nu i ~ oo
Erso county, Mneie :i ~ my"'I ~ po J:nos i:T ~
NE IFleLHs " ms w! 'oYu' w. ~ i9 Iiu Iasl,. so.
About NV nIss i'"iI ao ~ ~. ny A.. Tties %nI.
UFoslY' ol 1yf.EiSe. ~ ~ n.'l =; iI; vs i,ouse
poured 'or'n .nc ~! ,, VI i''s es.e.ii
experience VIII" nlI ti't etrnGstIGss NI; % Slu
energy ol ule any A"I'.''f t;,a'' m"' INV. .,.:
CrOS5IrN was iotgtu i % l'1Icll' anu 'i'iS Is
NG2l ne '''atn a ''o'ar , M ,,nt oo9Go' ~ ,o,,
III t"t 'Itr ,,,,i MJcHS .ttl tn"a ! my N.Y. ogch ~
I3ay ,,i m',u t'TNy'gu 'H'ousI ,I;, EiG, III
'tal'a IIl'uoIS, lseo.Isli' !i. %nn Mlicills''1,
ani a,l, yer! Soliy t,'"t s'lnl' navy 70 10
noaNr ''''; %h'',""7,"s ,h, ,''. ''l"'s W .no @
,o.llHI,'Ge' u !n'y Nn,'I 70 khTw Ilie
IarE, w" ,, WI SurGry i ~ lfgpunliC''i u, !,
INDIANA ! INNS, WIN 1--WE Harrison a a
lylso''ap,c n,'j ,,i,y WY, 'ne Ieor.S
@ ,ss's NV '"'''"s''S''S si W., 'Evf S nim: anH
'ae'G ,,, Is " s','e'"' ciy M 'pl li"'!Isoh ,
rirr'loH @ IT, r,',,;a Mo oeI.uso ., my Ilelc "nc
'ys , ~ a,''i'''" TI' T,uiS ~ % u''Ectou3 W
W ,, .'c'',Ion .n '!e'viullI 'I nIinel ou' " VI
%"' ; ~ ,% l,o " 'tS ,;as '''I"sss s;II H. ''s
I 'i'u IL smV ,TSI ISian Iat,'I n,,, ~ .,i WI W. u
.o'e .,'i"s H. H. i'."', I. ""' I,I: tlHN tWv!
as St'.s n,,i 'I W;oG;'' Tio ~ "S. i'imo's, We
,o"S'l' . ",'M "'eM'S,I G IIe, H,n %!u Win
s'y 1'j IImoio ,t aaS,I's"". .'e' @
N"s III lH.noiS @ i.G G"hNasSe't ! tIIlh, all
snJ y 'v%",. ";,o"% was , '' I HoS,g lor tiI'T'so %
IuN , TIuv,,vi' T, ';r, ~; SiunJ'"nu: ilnHG
o", " '"s" ,Hacos hnra ' " I"arn nG1orLGs ,as "u
o'Icr P'a'cs' WiiSre | lT"tOen that men
""o TgfS ,. 'Tr Or 'ITVclann IIN., 'our years ago
,,sL,,,, "giv noN ~, toF harrison, , ana their ~
strong"
Mr.. Crossley ventured to inquire the
,an,S Eau e OF this apparent stampede from
e,y ry gS'0is"! ,Sa, J!;r y Is 'n's % FREE 1raHe M
Nh NJ ."s SjT;' Il uoI"s II "'' walled MI
~, w.. """is ,.,"sL i..,.,,,,, a..
H." I"V ,'o;, ST,"'"s''en @ naEe Eot itotectl9n
ornn ,%r ", H., It ~ sgS"t ,, 10 w l'3Fougniy
vins ~, i"",;dn ' =, ''tu , UGoGinf'G ;ii party
~, as s'"s All iS'Io' w. S! i''o tnio uIil pccote
"na, '%", ,;I G" @ tnv ' lGuLisn'hs inouStrleS
ri .I,ioL"n ",'L" a, lucy rGIy Ior Dleau VIII pe
tSe Nnr,r,, "o"m a, aU mTIIA'g people u
f. I Jo" o"",' W., ar" are ',orougm.y up IN arms;
that oH, "V' '"%o o,, " I'Fy mise iilAn 10 llnu
,o@t I vs' ,G" ,rir TVT.I i;I mIsGF Il my one one
r,r, Wy f,o "'p ,ra,,, J'u, m'tu II nc tolu tne
,bs s1,na NV ,,"s,." "u"'" 'e'' you SUBSTANTIALLY
a. NJ Nv ~ Cua!Ss,o, y. :, ,.,,n., A.,
RcopS;;sr 'oM'',9 - ttui''ul iI niS, 1Ho
aCrsn,;n' IL, sVd,'.'eG ra..n.. luJls Hst'LISu III
oi6 iS !" i;m ''' 'epo'' Vi "ll"1 Mr. Douse
III IT," ~ pnnarl,,,. 5.',n, vi,
%, t"I +" lo,,i, "epTpI,s." fg Na'iohal committee
''''s, "'''
THOMAS BRACKET REED,
Oi Maine, lie will devote all his time
to the national romn,iyp ot,or ,Lo NTa;ro
,I.c,iom H. .'H, ''"e" "''' '"' 't"'"'
diane lV", a,,I iG w VIII ProDaDiy so 10 IN
IN s., S"n,nn,inn %" iS,,c'''H.l M ior IeW speeches
Bmrd' ',r%'vr, n,;R s,ooi Ex-senator - bIancn n.
"'' SPNhh III luuluIlu lOT luTtH
and early in October md ofter II vV KAT viii
speak unit! election time under the
SaSp,S. SSasp,sss ,, Of the National Committee.
BIZ Ipiqs 'S IN ,b% WIZ S speak al, AZ the time
iayi,aton" NJ trH,,, -, A'Ser' IN response to an
YESTERDAY ,To, V'I ,a '"S con SHI.nRlttee, wrote
vice al H. as nas.,, II" MoI!u % ~ the ser
,embcr IT, "''el ,i.,, .,ie i.lluule n OF sep
spring Iottar ,s Is s ! very nearly ana IN
,enst In 'e', ,Se I,,'ani anu SHOWS ms great IN
fck Eo,.n =" '"g - SUCCESS WT OF the ticket; Fat.