The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-24
THE WINNING TICKET.
No Two opInIe"s Among Republicans 1t
Is u Daisy.

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convention at Charleston Wednesday
were greeted with wild enthusiasm here
yesterday. Not Republican was heard
to express anything but the warmest ap-
proval. When Senator Scott came home
yesterday afternoon via Huntington,
his account of the convention and the
speeches even increased the enthusiasm,
Below are some expressions picked up
at random, which show the drift OF
opinion in both parties.
George B. Caldwell-It is an admirn-
bic ticket and think 1t will be elected.
Capt. B. Shanley--It's a pretty good
ticket. II you don't elect II then it is
because there are too many Democrats
in the State.
a. j. Adams-it is about as good
ticket as they could have made.
K, NJ. Gilleland-Suit me2 Why, at
course it suits me. Well carry the
State, make good man President Of the
Senate, and then elect Gotf 10 the United
States Senate.
j. 7. Cowl III Goff can't be elected
nobody could.
City Clerk Bowers-That suits me to
at.
G. D. Thompson-I don't think the
ticket could be made any stronger. We
can elect GOff il We can elect anybodv.
viii BoweFs--I think GOG will carry
the State, don't you?
@. A. Reed-The ticket is the strong
est that could have been made,
City Collector BriCe-I think it is the
strongest ticket we could have had, and
we will be with them when the sun goes
down, and don't you forget il.
Major j. W. Mitchell-The ticket is
all right, but I'll bet a 50 hat ii isn't
elected.
]. P. st. Myers-GoH's all right.
John Quigg-0h, that's all right.
J. F. Ferrell-The ticket takes well.
Sam B. Harrison-Ain't 1t great?
j. NJ. Belleville-First rate; he's all
right.
Henry Meyer-That is it to a t-y, ty.
Z. W. Wells-Gofr will carry the State.
W. a. Janes-I hear expressions OF
satisfaction everywhere. The party
never made n ticket that was as univer-
sally approved.
Mr. Augustus Pollack received numer-
ous congratulatory messages on his NOM
ination for Elector. Mr.. Pollack was
especially pleased with the nomination
of working miner on the ticket.
A prominent Democrat said: It will
take hustling TO beat that ticket. Here!
don't you print that
G. Il. Irwin do not see how the
ticket could have been made stronger.
Ed Rogers-The ticket is very strong
80 strong, in fact, that the Democrats
will fight it with the strength Of desper-
alton.
j. D. Stanton-Now give us A, w.
Campbell for Congress; with Harrison,
Goa, Campbell and Protection We will
carry this county by 500, the district by
1000 and the State by 5000.
James Maxwell, sr.-There is. not
weak name on that ticket.
Capt. Hiram Young-It strikes me
very favorably. Now l would like to
see Black Dovener nominated for Con-
grcss and we've got 'em on the run.
W. II. Caidweii-It suits me iirst-rate.
| like our Ohio county men mighty well.
q. q, Murdock-It is good. Well Just
wipe the door up with the Democrats.
Squire Peternan-I think it is an A
No. tlcket-lmmense. GofT's being
elected Governor don't hinder us from
making him United States Senator
Policeman Dunlap-GoH will carry
the First ward.
Policeman Watson-lve got so TO bet
he don't carry the Fourth.
Bob Dovenener-We've got the only
ticket. I've heard twenty men, all kinds
of people, talk about it, and they are all
Just raving over it. twill win. sure.
William Murphy-It is good ticket.
l think it will carry the day.
Thomas L. Lewis-That Is n great tick
ct. Now We must carry the same idea
into the Congressional convention and
name man that will win.
James W. Warden--lt is bully
ticket.
William T. Peterson-Isn't that glo-
rious ticket? We can elect that.
IN. G. Hamilton-It suits me, you bet.
DR.. W. L. Stathers--lt hits me hard
all over. II we can't elect that We cant
elect anything.
P.B. Dobbins-That is Il superb ticket,
good nil the way through. am cspe-
Cially glad Mr.. Hubbard is on it.
Col. Lee CraRdall, editor OF the Mt
iiOnGi IieU, OF Washington, d. c., who
is in the city, when informed OF the
nomination OF Gen. Goir by the Repub-
licans OF West Virginia, Said: Gen.
Goff is one Of the grandcst men in
America to-day, and one OF the ablCst OF
the Protection leaders. West Virginia
will honor herself by electing him her
Governor" As for himself, Col. Crandall
proclaimed himself strong protection
ist, believer in and supporter Of every
American institution, and an opponent
of everything British.
NJ. II. MCNabb-Its great. III bet
that is the winning ticket.
Sam Brubakcr,-It suits me immense
~. 1t is the winning ticket.
Howard p. Wilkinson-I think the
Charleston ticket is the strongest that
could have been nominated.
Last evenings Ne,rs,Lcttcr says: The
selection OF Augustus Pollack for Prcsi-
dental Elector by the Republican State
convention at Charleston yesterday,
confers u distinguished honor upon one
of the best and most practical friends Of
labor in the First distrct-or any other
section, for that matter.
The Ohio county delegates to the
State Convention got home over the
Ohio River Railroad shortly after |
o'clock this morning, wearing blue satin
badges with the words, "What's the
matter with GoT? He's all rightw
They were enthusiastic, too, and pointed
with pride 10 an expression in the Dem
ocratic Charleston Star that the c0hvcn-
ton was as fine body Of men as was
ever seen in the State.