The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-13

tailed two or three week since, seems
not to have given entire satistaeiion 10
the Howard people. Whether they
doubted his ability 70 pull Mr.. Howard
through, or Whether they lost filth in
his sincerity for the cause in view Of
his vigorous opposition to SIR. Howard
before the nomination. / am not pre-.
pared to say. However, IL isa matter
Of gosSip in political circles that Chair.
man Daleplaine has been Invested Of
his yellow jacket aud TIRES eyed pea
cock feather, and is now nothing moro
tLan q figure head. he will be allowed
70 look alter matters in Ohio county.
but Mr.. Lee Wolfe. of ClRrksburg, will
run the campaign in the district at
large. / don't very well STE how Mr..
HOWard's chances could have been bet
tered by this arrangement. Mr.. Wolfe
may be better organizer than Mr..
DeIaplainc, but he is an anti.Camden
leader, sand has been most bitter in his
denunciation OF what he calls the soma
tors treachery to Democratic principles.
Tho Camden people are not pleased
with Mr.. Wolfe's course, and it is easy
10 SEQ how Mr.. Towards candidacy
NAV become involved in the unhappy
Wilson Camden factional contest.
Mr.. William l. Wilson's hippodromo
campaign is not meeting with the sue
cess its managers had hoped for. The
"spontaneous" ovations Col. McGraw
had industriousIy worked up have not
| kanr A. afunfHNnNf "a Er0u nd
they would be. The crowds have not
been large, nor have the welcomes been
unusually cordial. The next two weeks
will be spent by Mr.. Wilson in the coal
and lumber districts where the disas.
trous effects OF his policy Are being 80
keenly felt. Along the line of the West
Virginia Central railroad he will find
silent mills, firsless coke ovens and
tenantless mines, and lie will DO intro
duced to hundreds OF idle workmen.
He will travel over railroad that is
running at loss by reason Of this pros
tration Of business, due to his policy.
He will ask these people to vote for
him. They Will answer him on the
sixth OF November. When no reaches
the Fairmont coal region, where Demo.
Gratis, including Senator Camden and
ex.GOv. Fleming, own the mines. he will
be greeted with the news that since
tho passage OF the new tariff bill the
miners and mine laborera have had
their wages reduced five cents on the
ton. and the pay OF the drivers and day
laborers has gone down at about tho
same ratio. This will be- another OBJ.
iect Lesson for MIR. Wilson to theOrizo
on. There arc hundreds OF voters d.
rectly interested aud they are awaiting
Mr.. Wilson's explanation OF how it all
happened.
In the Third and Fourth districts the
trend OF events is in favor OF the Re-
publicans. The factional troubles in
the Fourth district cannot be fixed up,
aud the Democracy finds itself in an
embarrassing situation. Tho election OF
Warren Miller to Congress is conceded
BY many Democrats. The situation in
the Third district is best given by the
Charleston Mail, when it says: "The
Wheeling Registers Ananias, located in
the capital city, ia earning his money.
He is tho most accomplished penny.a.
liner Iabricator we know Of. and the
wonder to us Is that he has not been
promoted before this. For instance, he
SAYS in Mondays Register that Alder
son is snfe,' and that the Republican
Headquarters IN this city are closed.
Those are two gems, and were probably
tho result OF many sleepless vigils. Mr..
Anderson Is not safe, and no one knows
this fact better than Mr.. Anderson him
self. His report OF the condition OF the
campaign left here on Sunday, when Ito
sped through and caught up tho other
freaks OF his caravansary, was far dill.
ferent from that which the Register
Ananias denicts. He told the boys he
was having rocky road to travel this
time, and could give forth no hecom.
ing outlaws, such as have been heard Of
yOro, and stirred the boys to renewed
efforts. The Democratic campaign in
this district is successful only OIL paper"
The bouncemeat Of United States
Marshal Vinson from Office, because Of
tho disEraceiul manner Of his conduct
OF the Camden campaign, came a little
late, but is better late than never. Had
ho been removed on the first otiense
perhaps that innocent blood would not
have been shed in Wayne county. Vim
sons appointment to the marshalshir
was a costly piece OF work for Mr.. Cam.
don, Info Garden will DO n decided
improvements He is man who com
mands the respect and good will OF men
OF all parties. G. A. D.
When OthorS Fail
Hoods Sarsannrilla builds up the shat