The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-05
THURMAN
wILL BE THE TAIL OF THE
DEMOCRATIC KITE,
For Cleveland, the Dictator, hath
50 Decreed 1t,
Although lie was Obliged to
Change His Original Plan.
THE Hand of the Great Boss is
Plainly Visible,
And Il Cut aIld Dried Scneme Is
Carried by Storm.
The President Whips Them Into
Line With Ills Little Whip.
A Kilkenny Cat Fight is Being
Carried On,
And Harmony is Being Forced
Into Il Back Seat.
4 Tariff compromise That May
The President Whips Them Into
Line With Ills Little Whip.
4 Kilkeuuy Cat Fight is Being
Carried On,
And Harmony is Being Forced
Into Il Back Seat.
A Tariff Compromise That May
Develop Some Fun.


Srd ppaleb 10 @e h'diigeHecr.
81 Loris, Mo, June 4.-ihe tlcket ID
going to be Cleveland and Thurman, anu
itcouId all be done tomorrow II 9''
Louis had not determined to run the
Convention three uays' ihe p"'i''I,
will be made as easily as the ticket IL
will 20 the length Of Cleveland's tariff
,nns.,,c Ttc Administration has it all
','''''s ,.o,,,ho+ n ala rot reollv
It's own way 'Ac'I' '''"' :. "'u NV -,
want Thurman, whom 1t Ii now oollSeu
20 osbopldcrand carry through as its own.
,r,., er,,osIiop of Thurman's name as q
ll' '"5S ''''', Ill .Lo,;, wos too
blind TOOK so ueel " noiu 'n"'i' "''o 80 Wv
late to work in Don NJ. dickinson, WIN
u,s fine real Administration choice.
u, 10 rrI,onnv hcconse he fears
""'''''0' ', I,d ai,o;rmonsh;n of the
ne may Ho' se' Wv .,.''-.', 80 cao.t .,l
EesoIut'oHS '''''"''' ''. ,..,
Gorman arc"roH7'"s '''o Low" Wv"
Kilkenny hight over 'ne N"''on"' c"
mittce Guardianship uorin"" u'4'"'
seems iorcgone cohclus'on'
4 savage document IS being circulateu
ccaipst Cleveland and in favor OF Hill
,,,I Thurman a pcculiar performance,
""N ""' ,S '"' ,,,.i,ohdo,or boro ~,
tor Cleveland cou'"'' ! w ''''o" "e4e "
On earthquake.
Senator Kcnna arrived to-day to join
III, administration forces. He does not
sccm deeply interested, for his man is
mn, TO head the heap.
Snrh Gathering Of Office holders, OF
all degrees, has never been seen at Ma
tional,conycntiou. Tonight the streets
swarm with men wearing red bandannas
and wearing roosters in their hats. The
pressure ior tickets is great and solue
West Virginians are unhappy because OF
it. Others are growing with reason
abou, bad hotel accommodations at high
prices. Things were better in Chicago
four wears AGO.
,rr,v,, op rur WEST yIpc1N1ASs.
r,,i;. ''' 'I W -. IT,. .:..
by carry DreaNI"s' t'nie ''lis 'norn."s
West Virginia rolled into the Union
depot and might have been lost in the
Jorso brrrvirg crowd ,o,horod there, IL
'"J ,GoJ not n"t Se"S Cor tbo mnss;ve forms of
nv.r"r"yror M ~" Mvr Uc, To"tson ' md Cant w NJ,
Cirmcnts t."'' Jo""h % Becson locked the
st",a"r,o,, I,s'.ems' S"'I S;s stoSo n;no hat and
S,'T' T.m, Tinmcn,s m "'H IN % Iigbt % anti and n
Srl,,n Sp, ,, cainroJ s5,nb brSro Sos nossinv for n
,"%i To"siaV" aV'V'rG ,ioTtnr nhSn some bedy in
IL" 'iD",,,'' cr@wJ Tn"o"riyeT him md shouted
"IInrraL ior Wcst Vir";nin.'' Then the
,ari"nS Voc Pr"s;I"ntial boomers laid
rnl6 J" "rd 'So won,aJ Ito IN t%ow where stthe
,'ro- bHrrr s,"nT an tLo oriv 1rant isSue
"; ~ ,ho % nnnr"nt;ar 9'VG" W. '
HSol;J tor TE"rror for oa 7 know ~
.orI;oI ,ho M ran,ain ",d t%o Lovs in the
roar o sLon,oG ,%o T ''''''' "''A ''I>
'"' ",rLa, ;l,,Ts'", ;s ",,. s;,on
Wn.t v;r";r;a y "%r 9'%I JowroJ on q Iouis os
oh. LoI 6"sh"J ,Lr"nch rom fhe Ohio,
!" % boNJs"m" ] s'yI" Gont Clements Ind
I;s urivntc car r"Wcst VirCinin" and nm
extra sleeper, both for the accommoda'
uoh -Nl ms invited ssTss' ss m''n a.o.nI t',ss
~''ns m"n "otEcrrd ] G NJ ParEersburr most OF
them Fourth district talent. Nine del
csatcs Of the twelve were in the three
ears, Clements, and Jackson, VINO came
IN Candens places Mckendree, Moll9'
han, Ncighbert, Dalley, Moreiahu,
b&scii, and =. u. Hart. th
the end OF Capt. Clements car
big bandanna tluttered from the 9eIl
cord. making its lurld streaSs across ths
pra'rieand Haunting The Old Romans
candidacy. Within was praiseworthy
but not remarkably successful eilort 10
Keep politics out oil the sabbath meuiIa,
tons By close vote on y secret ballot
It was decided that the P9rkersburg end
hadcome the nearest 10 the ideal III thls
respect. This was conceded 70 De Que
70 the extraordinary efforts oi CoIoneI
George W. Thompson ana GN'uoverhof
Jackson. At ChlIIicothe the ex-1ov'
ernor was called on toaddress the popn'
lace, but hc declined, reminding the
multitude that the
,o,,,s Avn r,o,,rs
A0N ' - az W. "i mi,
were gwen out IN washington 4hose
whom il was found impossible to hold
down ia MONS services GOT IL into thcil
hn,i, n, ,V"T T,.,,, o.. ~. 10 Inv,
] Dy"Us ',m MT thurman i m. o%gas ga1,on,s w % III,
,,onn ,, P'"ce, nhI In.r,.So', ItiSs ,onst toI,
Fs S,,ev. statesman ~ HeiletsV ~ WStiono
CH,n,t,,"r CN,vu,snr Jaws aSIo Ison w ' tSc WooI
|"nna'uee, ana JaSkson, sne " M ~,
delegation Rciorc thev turned in fo
the night their eyes wer'
set in that direction. BesldeI
TgS R; delegates were ,.,,t Aa,etSv nn5 SSr