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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-17

THE INTELLIGENCER correspondent tel
egaphs from Huntington that ''free
passes and paying delegates expenses to
conventions has been somewhat OF an
issue in the preliminary canvass in this
end OF the State" So it should be where
ever the same practice is resorted to. A
man who is unable or unwilling to de-
fray his own expenses to a convention is
not safe representative, Tor he is not
free to act for the best interests OF the
people whom he is supposed to repre-
sent. In fact lie goes to the convention
bucked and gagged, the slave OF the
man who pays his way. This is not the
way to make Il winning ticket.
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ought to be called to sitalong side ofhim
so as to be ready when the time comes
to reverse the verdict of the law.


Nobody can deny that the speeches OF
James &. Blaine are not only popular
but full Of meat. When he opens his
mouth the people are always sure to be
interested ms well as instructed. 1t is no
wonder then that the imaginative hui
morist of the New York Tribune de-
picts the following scene rs occurring in
the White House:
Daniel" said the President, "can
you tell me what cyclopedia Mr.. Blaine
gets his speeches out Of? have a theory
that the people like his style better than
mine, and want to buy copy" "sire:
replied Daniel, with sigh, 81 am afraid
it is beyond your means. 1t is condi,,
ton, not theory, that confronts yoC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-17

Senator Morgan, Of Alabama, went out
of the. way to revive war memories, to
taunt the men who saved the Union
with being merciful and magnanimoaS
because they were afraid to punish as
traitors the leaders in the movement to
destroy the Union.
Ii Senator Morgan knows anything he
knows that the victorious North had nc
desire to wreak vengence on the defeated
South. The first and highest desire was
to restore the Union in fact as well as
in form. From the surrender OF Ap
pomattox to this day there has been nc
other disposition.
To taunt the North for not hanging
jeff Davis comes with bad grace from {
man who is himself a monument OF his
country's grace. He must have wanted
to provoke somebody to come back al
him; which no Northern man can Dc
without being accused OF waving th'
bloody shirt"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-17

The Register knows it is not true that
American workingmen get nothinglrom
the tariff" They get the difference be.
tween American wages and foreign
wages. But the flood OF foreign cheap
labor cuts into this normal difference.
The INTELLIdEScER would stop that
flood before it makes deeper cut.
On the other hand we cannot agree
with the Democratic policy, which pro-
poses to increase the flood OF foreign
manufactures, every pound OF which
represents foreign labor.
Live labor comes in at the front door /;
labor in the yard or pound comes in at
the back door. This is the difference,
and the INTELLIGENcER objects to any
form OF labor competition which is des-
tructive to the interests OF the American
people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-17
Real Estate.
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE,

No 1870 Twelfth street, with house on alIcl, a
full lot Of ground; rents NJ s.pi per anuum' eau
be bought for s!,iCO, am.
-Four ROOmGd New Cottage Oh Molhl"Hs
| Camp Ground. Price $40
| no 1887 Market street; si0rHDDm alN W.
rooms; ground full hall lot; can be bought
-Four Roomcd New Cottage on NouniNiIIn
Camp Ground. .,..,t,,
No. 1912 McCOllooh street, rooms aHd cc'I|,
can he bought for sl,s0 ,,,.t.,,.
No. 2iOj Fol street o rooms hhl AW,"."'
| ground Il feet trout, ruuutbg Ia alley l59 i.tt
House aud Lot, No, 6i5 Main street. n',N l,,H
Centre and Burke streets, Martins FgI!' uy''n
OF ElSOn Glass Works: houH hs' US To'i's'
store room and cellar; Hyimui lumIi,
Six foomed Brick hoHsg, "", - 4"0 s''''"
ground half lot: clu be bought ioF W"
Many other Houses, Lots hnd tNflHS in, '".''
Personal attention given 70 the r0It'agn y.
rents and other accounts, TIE purchase hli a.,
OF real estate the prosecution % ',a,,a, va
Pension, Bounty, &C. Pensions hit lnIita,,'
when properly presented. Many fti''""
should be rated higher. .f,.r.a,
DO you want anything named above eau o"
address ,,-,ov
JAMES a. HEINZ,
Real Estate Agent, U. 5, Pension eqd I!SiLn ~
tOrncy, Collector aud notary inb..g, s-.,rr.
ami6 lNl! MANoL- -,..---
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These young fellows who are in holt
day garb are OF Just about the age OF
some OF the best men who bore the
Union arms. Ii their country were to
need them in arms tomorrow, they
would fall in and answer roll call. And
they would have the great advantage OF
knowing how.
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1t Removed tho PImpIes.


ROUND MOUNTAIN, TEN, March -, 1857.
A lady friend Of mine has for several year,
face and neck, for which she used various COS
mctics In order to remove them and bcautiiy
and improve her complexion: but these local
applications were only temporary and left her
skin In u worse condition.
! recommended nm internal preparations
known rs Botanic Blood Balm-which have
been using and selling about two years; she used
three bottles and nearly all the pImples have
her skin Is sOit and smooth, md her
central health much improved. she expresses
hUuclf much gmtiHCd. aud can recommend II 10
all Who are thus affected
Mrs. S. NJ. WIIsoy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-17

Now and then former Republican
hops the fence into the barren pasture
OF Grover Cleveland. Every time he is
Il Free Trader. That is the way for
Free Traders to 60. The party OF Pro-
lection TO American industries is the
Republican party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-17

nALzER-on Wednesday, August Il. ISIS, ate
O'Clock p. m, JOSEPH BALAEE, aged q years
and months.
Funeral from the residence OF his mother ut the
head Of Tweuty.Gtlh street, on saturday,
August IS, Mt O'Clock a, III. Requiem mass
at St. Alphonsus Church. lnterment at Mt.
Calvary Cemetery. An extn motor will run
for the accommodation of friends
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Proposals.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS!

The undersigned Ruliiug Cpmmittrr.appoIpt.
| ed by the Trustees nj the NJ t. Church C0nirf.
encC Seminary, Will receive sealed pFupn.al, Al
| the office nj Hun. Benjamin / NiDJtlu, lg, GfsE
ton, until the .DIh day OF August next at oSr
O'CLOCK +. NJ, for the following wors and mate,
riAlS:
First--FOr the erection Rul completion. iFom
! the foundation To tlHAl, u the Seminary hniII.
ing ut BuckhnnnOu, In UPsllur county WA,
upon the Site already selected, including all he
materials, fixtures, labor and workmanship
necessary to build, aud finish the ,amc Oi tle
dimensions, chatuete dmuHy, IN an rp,prcp,
| IN the manner, and according To 'iu piBrs and
| specifications prepared by Architect f. "
Wells, OF the city Of Wheeling AID adopted By
| the trustees.
SecOnd-For ali rCcE. aud rock work nquIrJ
for the erection OF the foundations ul said Guild
| ing and every part thereof, and for all eNGys.
| tiOns, aud the removal thereof according 10 AID
plans aud specifications according 10 materials,
| quality AMI Workmanship.
Thifh-FOr the erection and completion ufaa
said foundation OF the entire supcrIuclrft Of
the said building separate and apart from 'uya
| foundation.
Fourth-FOr the erection OF the entire nS,'.
structure except the foundation and iof oil IA.
tcriHS aud fixtures to put the whole builltS
under roof.
All work and materials aud wutkmap,hPa
be In all respects according TO said pam mi
| specifications.
| All proposals for the rOC..wOfR, or i0' The
whole building 10 name the price ni WA!g4 Ne
500 peFehes Of rock now OF the Rte will be ap,
ccptcd.
The work and materials to be paid ior IN
monthly estimates, made 10y the supervising
architect or committee, less ~ per cent uTon
each estimate, which will be retained un'ii Tie
work Is completed, all OF which must be cOm.
plcicd on or before the first dayOi October, l"9,
Contractors undertaking tie whole, Ut aay
| mari nj the work will be REQUIRED to enter Into
| bond. with HuiliC)ent surctiCs m0pcualty equal
TO Ouc.third Of the contract price, conditioned
Off the faithful performance Of llcir cOuttgrt.
Plans and specifications CHn be- seen al the
office Of +. ". Wells. Wheeling W. Va, or At
Rev. L. II. Jurlan's, BucRhunuOn " Va,
The Board reserves the right to reject any OF
AL bids. J, G. BARDAlL,
iYNO ChRirmnn lnilhing NnmmIllec.
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A Book Of Wonders. Eroe.

All who desire full information abnut the
cause and cure OF Blood PoisOns, scrotuin and
scroiulous swellings, Ulcers, Sores, Rhcuma.
tISm, Kidney Complaints, Caiarrh, etc, can SO.
cure by mail, free, copy OF our S1.paGc Illus
tnted Book OF Wonders, filled with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known. Address,
BLOOD BALM Co., Atlanta, Ga.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-17

The Democratic convention has nomi-
mated for Governor a. gentleman OF
ability. Judge Fleming does credit to
his party's ticket. His nomination is a
suggestion to the Republican convention
that it will do well to select its best ma
t.r;,l
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Gives Better Satisfaction.


CADI2, KY, July q, 1857.
Please send me one box Bloom Balm CaMrrh
Snuir by return mail, as one OF my customers
Is taking i. Is. Is. for tataTFh and wants II box Of
the snuff i. L. Il. gives better satisfaction than
any medicine ! ever sold. have sold 10 dozen
In the past 10 weeks and II gives good satiSinc.
ton. II don't remit all right for snuff write
me. Your, ". n. BRANDON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-17

TIE First Senatorial District Republi-
can conierees could not have done bet
ter. Mr.. b. J. Smith, OF Hancock, is an
intelligent and popular man, and he is u
Protectionist through and through.
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Splendid for a Spring Tonic.


NHEINUIVNl WN'I ] WIIt dVI I5oI1
suffered with malarinl blood poison more or
less, all the time, and the only medicine that
done me any good is Is. i. u. II is undoubtedly
the best blood medicine made, and for this ma.
lnrtnl country should be used by every one In
the spring oil the year, and as good In summer,
fall and winter us tonic and blood purifer.
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LOGAN g. CO.,
" Mhnlnsnln ArnntH.
Special Notices.

FITS;-All Fits stopped free by DR.. KlIneS
Great Nerve Restorer, No Fits after fst days
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and zoo trial
bottle free to Fit cases Send 70 Dr.. Kline, 9Sl
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. HWHAW
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all OF the Confederates were presumed to
have gone to their homes and entered
unon their pursuits in civil life. He ad.
ded, however, that any time during
those long months every Confederate
Senator upon the floor Of that chamber
could have been tried by court martial
and executed MS common felon. So
far do the North not having the courage
or.power to enforce the martial law in
the trial and execution Of the Confed.
crate officers was concerned, Senator
Teller said the North had the grandest
army that was ever martialed, and that
it had not only been enabled to sup
press the disloyal and unpatriOtiC insur.
rectionists in the South, but that it had
the resources to maintain the poverty
stricken people for months after the
war. Senator Teller handled himself in
an exceedingly clever manner and simp.
~ used up every unreCOnstruCted Con-
federate on the floor OF the Senate.
VEST CHIMES IN.
Mr.. Vest said that his judgment had
been ever since open sessions on the
treaty had been decreed, that no treaty
which could be negotiated by Mr..
CleveIands Administration with the
British Government could be ratified by
the Senate. The idea that the man who
had defeated the last Republican candi-
date for the Presidency, and was liv'
ing barrier to that party regaining power,
was TO be allowed to negotiate treaty
with Great Britain successfully was not
to be contemplated for a moment. Party
exigencies aud the necessity OF party
warfare demanded that the tail OF the
British lion should be publicly twisted
until that royal animal howled again ;
and so the loyal song about "johp
Browns body molderiug in the dust
had given place to the dulCet tones OF
erin Go Bragh."
Referring to the recent speech OF SEN
ator Stewart on the Chinese quest on,
Vest proceedefto argue that opposition
to anti.Chinese legislation in the Senate
in 1881 and 1882 had come, not from the
Democratic but Republican Senators,
and particularly from Mr.. Harrison, the
Republican candidate for the Presidency.
Mr.. Stewart said that Mr.. Harrison had
not during the discussions OF anti.Chi'
nese measures uttered word in favor
Of Chinese immigration, and his votes
had simply been Conformable to the
treaty. But afterwards, when the treaty
was being evaded, Mr.. Harrison favored
bill which was acceptable to the peo'
pie OF the Pacific coast. His record was
us satisfactory to the people on the
Pacific coast as il he had abused the
Chinese for forty years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-17

GENERAL DuvAl pleased bis district SO
well that he is drawn into the service
again. The compliment is deserved.
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Republican Conventions.
REPUBLICAN
STATE CONVENTION

II IL ordered that n Convention of the s,.,.,
held At Charleston ON WEDNESDAY, LI 'a'S z
22, lSSS, at 10 O'Clock a. M. to uopfirst' lsI
didaies for Governor, state suppfiutcgIfp, y
Free schools, Auditor, Treasurer Ati0TBrritg
eral, and two Judges of the supreme C6;,,, ~,
Appeals to be voted for at the segsTgl l,,,, o
~ be held on the 9TH day Of Nov,i5I,t s'lpa
Also 10 select two Presidential clerto-, ~ ~
State II large, 10 be voted Tor at the ,sIDr .at
Also 10 select state Committee and 10 tr,S.lltt
fore said Convention. way "
The Committee begS TO state that q has 49,
the custom OF the party In the past t0Tliinu ~
State Convention to select six pnsllrntiSI f 'Ne
tors. We deem this wrong, and hereby A.,
that ehch Congressional DistHCt NJ the NM
aud place II n0minHtgs it. Congressman ~
dldalc for Presidential ClCctor iDF rGrh af. w
shall be also nominated. It shall Therefore XIV
duty Of the stAic Convention 10 only ME-, ~ ~
nomination two electors for the Staten IgrS. -
The Republican electors OF West VlfpinIg a.
all other voter, without regard To ta.t f1,ilSt
affiliations, who are opposed to the pfc,spisT,
travHgant and Improper management ~ H.,
| NirginihE public affairs, and Who believe In ~
great American doctrine OF a Protective TaTi,J-
that great principle which has made he rni,J
States the foremost mAnuiaCtuTlUg GuyygEmFr;
on the earth. and given To labor the highest ="
Enumeration for Its tOll-=all who iad0r,c tbf,
great principle, and who desire TO pr6B,S,s
| friendly feeling, permanent harmony, and rsr.
| eml and lasting prosperity Throughout fbr SfsIs
by maintaining government pledged 10 M,
great American idea, are cordially invited 10 M.
tend this Convention and participate In h d.
libCatiOns,
We would recommend 10 COUNTY Couycptl5,,
that they appoint one delegate to The state IN.
ventlOn for every one hundred vote, cR, n,
Blaine and Logan, aud that this be- made tbs
basis OF representation Tor the State Copyeg.
! ton.
BY order OF the State Central Committee
W. J. W. CUWDES.
JeSte: Chairman
| Il. W. ATKINSON, secretary. lyljntW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-17

II Senator Morgan would try drinking
the hot blood OF bullock three times a
day, that might satisfy his cravings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-17
,OPOSALS FOR ICE PIERS IN

PROPOSALS FOR ICE PIERS IN
L THE OHIO RlVEE.---calcl proposal DO
duplicate, will be reCCivedRt the e. 2 Engineers
OCiCC, Cincinnati until noon I0cgl time on
FRIDAY, the iith day o. September l%s, Iei
furnishing material aud building Ice PIrr 10
the Ohio River nj PomCrOy, Milllcpor, Call.
polls and lrOntOn, Ohio. Specifications tHd
blank forms for proposals furnished on applIn.
ton. Envelopes containing requests tut spCCri'
cations should be Endorsed "Oi'iC1l Business
WM. Z. MERRILL, Lieut. col. Of Entinccn.
nui5-lGl7.lS.sclll2
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IT must be the fires OF patriotism that
make the mercury in the thermometer
jump.
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FIRST DISTRICT
Congressional Convention!

A Convention Of the First Congressional Nh.
tIictwill be held in The city Of Clark,bure d
"Wednesday, September 8, at 10 O'Clock ID. M 4,
nOmingtc candidate for Congress and d ny
Dental ElcctOr Tor said District be voted Il.
nj the general election In November next Az
| TO Transact such other business A. may t0ine H..
! fore the Convention.
tarIf for the protection Of American indu,,ft,
and labor are invited 10 attend ana puflIrIfa,s
In The business 0f the Convention.
| by order Oi the Committee.
WJ.W. COWDEN.
aul4.pdw Chairman
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-17
General Notices.
TTIEACHERS' EXAMINATION.

TNEACHERS' EXAMINATION
An examination OF trauhcr .of w -.
District Of Wheeling viii be h,,,Ii ~ ,'r..f.T
II, Ht . O'Clock a, M. rgrOns nor Nnlt'h.
tiiCates aud desiring the same N..l ...,','
themselves At that time, ~ private eAA''''''''
will not be held.
By order Examining Committee, ,.,,.
- ''''' ". II. ANDERSON
nmG.g.ll.lalbl1 ---------.
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CHARLESTON will see Huntington
later.
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DIED.

How pleasant now to sew. The secret
is Mile.End," know.
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New Advertisements.

EoR RENT-A FURNISHED ROOM.
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TERMS:

Entered at the ro,toFicc at Wheeling, ". Va,
as secOnd.ClRSs matter.
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Real Estate Agent, U. 5. Pension aud Claim "
torncy, Collector aud SotAry Pubic. -.rr-
a8{6 ICY MANohI 20 No.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-22

an intelligent and harmonious expression of sentiment in regard to the wishes of the party in Waterbury. And i'll the larger interests involved in the state and con gressional nominations the interests of the city, town and school districts should not be wholly lost sight of. These local in terests are nearer to Us than any other, and on the wisdom of choice shown in the premises will depend largely the efficiency of our municipal government. The legis
 lative and executive fabric of our muni- cipal system is builded on the counsels and the efficiency of our local officials, and their ability and aptitude for the work in volved will be the standard of all efficient or indifferent administration. ltbehoov, s you all then, fellow democrats, to go to the primaries this afternoon and evening and record your preference for the choice of ward delegates to the town con rrnuurs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-22
TO-NIGHT'S PRIMARIES.

As is pretty generally known. the demo- cratic primaries will be held this after noon and evening from i to s o'clock
 These primaries are important enough to engage the attention and the interest of every democratic voter in the town of Waterbury. On the men who are chosen to night to make up the various town,con- ventions will devolve the duty of naming the men who will have direct voice i'll making up the tickets for presidential electors, state officers, congressman, sen ator and representatives; and it is naces- sary that men be chosen who will represent the sentiment of the democratic voters of the town. It is the misfortune of our party that too many voters remain quietly at home when the primaries are being held and so the wirepullers and those who are anxious to secure control of the delega- tions that they may work certain schemes of their own are allowed to manipulate the primaries for the furtherance of those schemes. When they have accomplished their purpose the voter who has remained quietly at home finds that he is not in sympathy with the interests they are seek ing to advance and becomes more or less indifferent to the general interests and welfare of the party The remedy of such voters lies in their attendance at the primaries where they will have a voice in the selection of nominating delegates Perhaps they may find an incentive tc go to the polls to-day when they become aware that Ananias Troup of New Haven is here working every string he has to his bow to secure congressional delegation unfriendly to James P. Pigott Troup k federal official who has thorough con tempt for President Clevelands ''old fogy' notions concerning the civil service, ant the fact that he has undertaken to run tn, primaries in Waterbury should spur homes and honorable democrats to put themselve in the harness to defeat his schemes.
 We hope that the democrats will com, out strong this afternoon and evening i, every ward in the town, and thus secur