The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-10

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! interests of the people should at all
times be sacrificed to the exigencies Of
party advantage. ~ Mar York
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! William G. Whitney is candidate
for President, but one obstacle in his
/ path must be removed. That obstacle
/ il the slow-moving and ponderous Mr..
Cleveland Men York Morning alrer-
dsy.
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If Mr.. Springer should debut
everybody hopes that his illness may
not so terminate-Wm. l.. Wilson's
friends think he stands a good chance
Of being appointed chairman Of the
Ways and Means committee. Pwkus-
burg State Journal
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Chairman Riley (who doesn't know
little bit about running campaign
is getting it over thehead for attempt
ing to exercise control over the Demo-
cratic club when he has no official
connection with them. He seems to
be very raw. Parkersburg State Jour
nal.
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John Fl. Thompson is now one o. the
recognized republican leaders of this
State, and this week has been hobnob-
bling with Elkins, Mason, Langston
and others in Washington. To re-
move the bad taste of amalgamatien
it seems necessary for the G.. A. r. to
erect monument to jeff Davis. Park
erSburg Sentinel.
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What is designated by the Philadel-
phia Record as "a Hill delegation to
our State convention from county in
the western part Of the state has de-
clared for Pattison for the Presidency
Is this the beginning of the Singer
u combination made last week by
which the Cleveland cloak is to be
thrown aside and the name of Patti |
son to be used as Hifps mask Z The
change politician doesn't get
much rest these days. Harrisburg Pat
riot
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The cause Of free trade has sustain
ed decided loss in the death of j. s.
Moore Of New York city. Some years
ago Mr.. Moore became famous in a
limited circle by reason Of his contli-
buttons to the New York World over
the signature of Adersay Curiousib-
hoy. A Hebrew by birth, he acquired
his English education in England, and
mbibed his free trade views at the
anne time. Of late years he has been
# great assistance to Mr.. Godkin in
,diting the organ of the free traders,
he Ereaing Post.-Neao York Morning
igrertiser.
Much as we admire Mr.. Cleveland,
ind believing as we do that he is the
most popular living American and the
ogical candidate of the Democratic
,arty, yet it is our humble opinion
hat the result of the elections in New
FORK last week clearly Indicate that
leither he nor Mr.. Hill can carry New
Fork, and consequently neither can be
elected to the presidency Palmer, the
srand old man Of Illinois, more nearly
assemblies Mr.. Cleveland, in his rugged
and sturdy Democracy, than
my other man who has been named
n connection with the presidency, and
we're the convention to beheld to-mor-
ow he would undoubtedly be the
.hoice Of democracy. General Palmer
S the Gladstone of the American De-
and his nomination would
arouse the enthusiasm of the county
masses, and command the respect and i
confidence ofthecountry Clarkesburg
sam.
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The amount of growing the Cleve-
md organs are doing over the APP
pointment of delegates favorable to,
their presidential candidate by the
Rhode Island Democratic State Con-
vention would make any misi informed
person think that Little Rhody'' is
the pivotal State of the Union. The
Boston Post calls the action of the
convention 1.-THE first reply to New
York. and the Herald of the same /
place, claims it as Cleveland gum
All along the line there is such cheer
ING and throwing M Of hats as usually I