Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-01
Join no tariff clubs.--SOuM Branch Inte7i

JON no tariff clubs. -SoaM Branch Inte1i
geneer.
The Monongalia Democracy proposes u
back Joe Moreland for delegate to the Ma
tional Democratic Convention at ST. Louis
Mr.. Moreland is solid for Cleveland and
tariff reform -BaekhaanOn Banner.
Robert McEidowney tells us he is not q
q candidate for Judge. This narrows tn;
Democratic aspirsnts to Judge Stealey and
h'oeit Blair. As to these two men, We
are Tor Stesley first, last and all the time.
Tyler Democrat
Somehow or other the candidates 70,
Governor seem to be laying low.-Shep
herdstoDR Register.
The Democratic convention here a short
time sgo adop ed a resolution requesting
delegates from this county to the Ravens.
wood convention to vote for no person AZ q
delegate to the st. Louis Convention who
10 not IN hearty sympathy with the Presi,
dent Spencer Bulletin.
Ex-senator Camden will probably be
chosen a delegate TO the St Louis Conyer-
ton. No better selection could be made.
Dir. Camden is not only a Democrat OF
sound views, but a very useful man in the
party Wayne Ncars.
Hon. VIM. T. Thompson cot q good
send-eff at the Barboursville convention
for State Treasurer. He was heartily en-
dorsed and the delegates instructed 20 cast
the vote of Cabell solidly for him, first,
last and all the time. He has made a good
officer, and the people are not willing 70
sec him give up the place. Mr.. Thomp-
son is very popular throughout the State,
and will doubtless be nominated without
serious opposition. - Huntington advertiser.
The various counties in the Slate are
busy holding their delegate conventions.
The sentiment among the Democrats is
united and unequivocal for Cleveland,
there not having yet been a dissenting
voice. -LiRcOR Citizen.
JGdge j. NJ, Layne is announced in this
issue rs ca~ndidatefO TO the Legislature be-
fore the Democratic primary. Judge
Layne Is q man with the courage of his
strong convictions, and like all men of that
Character has warm friendsh ps and bitter
sntagoniSms. He is well qualified Tor the
honor he seeks, and bis friends will make
an actiye canvass in his beha't.-HuRtiRg-
ton advertiser.
Nominate A. W. Campbell for Governor
and the Republicans will have a standard
bearer who is the peer of any man in the
State. -PhaiPpi Republican.
What's the matter with giving the lower
end of the State q show for a candidate
once in twenty years? The candidates so
far named are al good men, but why not
encourage the Republicans of Kanawha
Valley once in a while?-Stdtc Journal.
What's the matter" if we must use
that absured piece of slang, with Just
laying aside all sectional feeling and nomi-
the very best man? We have no
objection to the Kanawha Valley being en-
.couraged, but We want to see the ablest,
purest and strongest man nominated and
Governor. We lave an idea that |
it would encourage, 30 TO speak, the
whole State, from one end to the other.
We do not feel at all sure that Mr.. Camp
hell is not the man. We do not know
him personally, bnt those who do assure
that he is one Of the ablest, truest and
best men in the State. Let's honor the
State ouce by electiug just such q man
UoHRt0iR Echo.