The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-08

Will IT'LL Ill Vie 448"oiotA AioS1SA
may we'll wish the dusky woman
at the bottom of the sea.
ROBERT BUCHANAN, writing in the
London Chronicle, Walt Whit
man and James Russell Lowell to the
great disadvantage of Mr.. Lowell,
| whom he regards, as a mere "Hanneur
and diner-out.' 1t is a pity that Mr..
Buchanan has not had time to cad the
writings of Mr.. Lowell, OF whom as q
thinker and writer the whole English
speaking race is justly proud.
In view OF the Democratic unwilling
ness to let the house have a quorum,
Democratic newspapers that AVE been
denouncing the Republicans as OBJ
structionists will of course have some
few feeble remarks of d%enunciation for
the o~bstructing Democrats. They didn't
know of the coming surprise party, or
they would not have done any denounc-
ing.
THIS is st. Jackson's Day, and the
Democrats OF Ohio will celebrate it as
usual with n banquet in Columbus.
Senator Brice will be there, and the pa
triots will want to know from him what
he has been able to learn about the fur
Their distribution OF national pap. The
memory OF Andrew Jackson will be
taken care OF incidentally.
AT q sale in Paris of the late Guy dc
Maupassant's effects the most spirited
bidding vas for n razor with which the
brilliant writer attempted to take his
life. His blood on the razor gave it
great value in the eyes of curiosity
hunters. Some people are so fond Of
having cheerful things about them.
IT is odd to see Democratic leaders
trying 10 fasten war taxes" on a country
that hasn't had a war for a generation.
When war taxes were necessary to the
country how the Democratic party did
denounce them. Men and brethren,
this is history and you can't get away
from it.
Mn. HEISLE1N, of Belmont, is one OF
the few who get much recognition in
the Ohio house committees among those
who did not back the winner in the
speakership contest. Mr.. Heinlein gets
the craftsmanship of the committee on.
manufactures and commerce..
Six Harvard professors have been dis
charged on account of the hard times.
Heretofore the professors have not
thought themselves engaged in a "pro-
tected Industry Theirs are not the
only eyes thatare being openedin these
days Of instruction.
GovERSoR MCKINLEY wanted q Quiet
inauguration, but his admiring friends
won't have it exactly that way. They
will move on Columbus and decorate
the town. Hur-ah for the next COVER
nor of Ohio. who may be more before
he is much older!
II November 1892 the Democrats
elected a snug majority OF the house OF
representatives. Now their only hope
OF getting a bare quorum is by arrest.
What = change has come over tho sun
terrified" IN o few neeting months.
~
R~EPURLJcASs in the house resent,the
scheme to put a very short limit on
tariff debate particularly when it is to
Include q bin which tho house has not
seen. The unseen bill includes the in
come tax.
TnEY say that President Cleveland is
worried. Is this something new?
Moreover, if any ma has a right to in
dulse ia the luxury OF a little worry
Air. Cleveland is shat man.
a REPUBLICAN member OF the House
appeals from the. decision OF the chair,
and Speaker Crisp declines 70 entertain.
the appeal. Have we car amongus?I
ABUrFAIo pension agent is CHARGED
with robbins the government OF SI50.-
coo. This is the sort OF thing to 90 Tor.
SPEaKES CRtsr to ex-speaEer Reed-If
! had those rules OF yours I.nieht
manage this menagerir.