The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-30

Cleveland In n Hole In Regard TO the Sack
rllc.Wcst Lcttor-A FruItless Confer
sarr-WhRt Is Thought About 1t In All
Circles.
Syca Dipatch to The IaieHiOcnoT.
NV YoRE Cry, Oct. 29.-The Lord
SlckTIle.West trouble is still the main
topic Of conversation in political circles
ia this city. 1t looks now as though
there would be more OF it in the future
hin there has been in the past. There
4 sol authority for stating tonight
sa the British Minister'S recall is
st1lIy in Washington, having ar
1vel there this morning. 1t may be
iHenty.iOur hours, and even forty-eight,
ottore the official announcement OF this
tclll is made public, but it is pretty
HFc to be known at least by Wednes-
.ly night. Little by little the discus
GonOn over the matter while the Presi-
!e1t was in this city on Saturday last is
eakins out. Enough is already known
= state that the difference Of opinion on
he nbiCCtbetween the President on the
lae hand aud his advisers on the other,
! very marked and even to some extent
EtimOniOus,
John Boyle 0'Reilly and Patrick Col
nus oil Boston, who had long inter-
view with the President, took very
Nong grounds on this subject. They
netEo Of the representative Irishmen
"a Ials country, 1t is stated that they
oa The President that this case admit
~ o. no half way measures and that II
y Y should simply ask or suggest to the
oAash Ministry that Mr.. West should
recalled il would be u great mistake;
.aai Tue only way out OF the difficulty
'Slo immediately hand him his pass
ga laI tell him to get, They backed
~ dynand up with the statement that,
"a @e'r opinion, any action short OF
Ills would be
M'coSsrRuED NY EVERY FRESHMAN
q America and that no Trishman would
Na'ye that Cleveland had resented it
'a'ss hetook such peremptory step.
a. Cleveland fatty refused to comply
m 'la this demand and it is stated the
!, jI'TyF y should take its ordinary course.
y iGsa political circles tonight this
s.ssGoh was being very largely dis.
lsSN' A prominent Democratic Irish
Ss. @S.sI' VINO voices to a large extent the
H.. TsuuiehI OF his countrymen in this city,
,St,' Ssi .ao refused to give his name for
Fg.,Sr.l.ca'lon, .,r. said tonight:
49,. Ih's slavery unfortunate affair for
h. ~ party It is pity that Mr.. Cleve-
4al cannot be made 10 see the real seri-
,-satss ,SI ~ OF y. Unless he takes prompt
S,t ,-i energetic action it will be difficult TO
Sss.. ~ ltlshmen believe that he was ut
sost -,al very much offended at Mr.. Vests
,,5 SJ'S The story circulated tonight,
,T W. .Glch Is undoubtedly true, 10 the
S,.Sl.! s%SS' !hal the British Ministry have i'm.
Mi sstS4'SIy anchored upon the hint and
N, Sya''ta a0 VT. West put still another seri.
Ss H. . SSspect upon the case. II shows that
-. y british Ministry are willing TO con-
I'M. Iany any demands Of Mr.. Cleveland,
gs, rs WI be interpreted and can be con-
SSsd T!, in only one way. ~
n,. "Hea Mr.. CleVeland's retaliation mes
~ ~ was sent to the Senate several
os5S yS !. ago the Democratic party were
Tsa ~ tnelF praises Of their candidate,
M, wa" twisting Off the lions tail
loS.! l! used 1t for all it was worth to cap,
prrs. M aad corral the Irish vote. The
NM 6%R action OF the British Ministry il
jee,,S, Sse shows that it was not very
6ohs! gneyed at Mr.. Cleyeland's aC
Ia o,t On the fisheries treaty; or
leo,I S.Jer words, that it was in perfec
Il IH n, CSi.h Win both him and the members
p,s,, ~ Vaolnet on the subject There arl
pSlitia.,Im li. many rumors floating aaound ii
y, s, ClsrSi55el circles E; regarding the reason iol
''''VeIand's strange inability to tax,