Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-07

bers are now trying TO secure another
in the place OF Representative Cooper
who distinguished himself In his fighe
upon Pension Commissioner Raum and
in that district, the Seventh district, is
the thickest OF the fight.
The only fight Of serious aspect In
Maryland Is in the Sixth district. This
was McComas' old district and here
McKaig, the present member, is having
a bitter struggle with Wellington.
The Third party fully expects to car
~ three OF the Minnesota districts,
namely, the First, Third and Seventh.
There Is &n interesting fight on In
New Hampshire in the First District
where ex-senator Blair is running as
the Republican candidate against Chas.
Stone, Democrat with
MANY DETRAcTING SIDE ISSUES
and some dissatisfaction in his own
party.
Owing to the very recent death OF
Mcdonald, the Democratic nominee In
the seventh New Jersey district, there
is q strong probability OF the return
and consequently the gain OF Repuo-
lican Congressman from that State as
il is felt TO be too late to make another
nomination at this late hour.
1t ia not probable that the delegation
from New York will show much change.
although there ara two new members
TO be elected owing TO the reapportlon-
ment.
In North Carolina, the third party
has candidate in every district and Is
better supplied with means and better
organized than in any OF the Southern
States. 1t is entirely possible for them
to carry three or perhaps four districts
Ohio now has but six Republicans to
| fifteen Democratic members. But the
State has been rediStrlcted and II may
stand I6 Republicans to Democrats.
The Democrats, however, are making
q big fight to return Harter, Plerson
and johnson. There is vacancy
caused by Warwick's death In the old
Mckinley district, built will probably
be filled by Democrat.
Oregon has already elected both OF
her Congressman and they are Repuou-
cans.
In Pennsylvania there are spirited
struggles In the Sixth and Eleventh dis
trlcts. In the Twenty-fourth district
| (where Homestead is located) Demo-
cratic and Independents candidates have
been nominated which jeopardizes the
| Republican chances 20 some degree.
The late strike mas been made an issue
| In this district.
Little Rhody is very doubtful In COM
nlexion. The two Democrats now In
| Congress have been renominated but the
] whole State has been stirred up by the
National struggle, ard the entire vote
will be cast which is usually In favor OF
the Republicans.
In South Carolina the Alliance has
been placated and there Will De clean
Democratic sweep.
In South Dakota the Democrats aud
Third party have fused, making the re-
suit doubtful.
In West Virginia there is also pros
pect of inroads upon 10 present Solo
dAinea atinn- a SeeretaE. 3ei'
TO compass the defeat OF Wilson IN ,ns
second district. Anderson, Democrat,
Is also being pushed hard In the Third
district.
Virginia has a solid Democratic dele
CATION in the present House, but there
is a chance for a break Ia the Second or
Norfolk district where Tyler, son OF
President Tyler, and born IN the White
house, is opposed by a formidable fusion
In this old Republican district
The Third party expects TO carry
three OF the Wisconsin districts, but
they have an uphill fight. Clark, the
Republican member from Wyoming, has
been renominated and will doubtless DO
reelected.