The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-28
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CiANLEsroN, W. Va, May 27.-At
last the Knight Is in the saddle.
Windy" Wilson, with tho assistance
OF Col. Joe Chiffon aud Gov. MucCorklc,
has made UP hi0 mind aud Is preparing
to carry terror, devastation and woe
into hc Camden camp. His memorable
tariff speech. prepared nearly four
years ago. has boon rovigod to date, and
10 now Gs good as now. That speech
was intended e DO uscd in Il Joint do.
bate with Gov. Mckinley, or Tom Reed,
but fate aud tho Republican committees
dccreed that neither Of these gentle.
men meet tho ex-governor, and tho
speech remained undcIlvorcd until
good fortune guvO him chance to uu.
load ton Jake kcnplc at Phtlippi.
The people Of Wayne county will sui.
fer next and uftcr thcm the. Inhabitants
OF ALMOST every village, and hamlet In
the state. With n hearty hand shake
and II tervcnt God bIcss you, Wilson,"
from the present governor and his soc.
rotary Of state, the ex-governor started
for tho fray, while Colonel Joe Bmiled
q Mephisto lilio smile, which though
somewhat different in tono was the
equal In capacity aud dinensions.of that
worn by him at PN;kOrsburg, mid
which, Judge Okcy johnson suys, vas
tho cause OF Colonel MGcCorkle's nomi-
nation for governor. vi course. no one
suspected Colonel 200 Of having any
designs on Senator Camden's seat, and
no one doubts tho sincerity Of Governor
MacCoTkle's endorsement OF tho exgov.
ernor's candidacy, but o little bird
brings the nows from the vicinity Of the
stato house that the opinion there ia
that Wilson's canvass will result on
Camden's defeat without doing Wilson
himself any. good. In that case, pro-
vidod there ia o Democratic majority in
the legislature, there may DO another
deadlock for q time which will proba-
bly, end in tho lightning striking in an
other quarter, and the supply Of light
ming wits in tho state house is not be-
lievod to have yet given out.
In Democratic circles oil is quiet at
the grave in regard to the congressional
nomination. 1t docs not seem now that
Anderson will havc any opposition, nj
though it is not believed that he is un-
duly anxious to mako another race.
Kunawhl furnishes another Rcpub.
lican candidate for Mr.. Alder.on'a seat
in tho person Of Hon. Sylvester Chap
man, representing attorney OF the
county and at one time Il member Of the
house OF delegates. He has many
frienda in the upper part OF the county
and may develop considerable strength.
The friends OF Hon. J. O. Ballard, OF
Monroe county. arc also mentioning his
name, while Il. W. Stralcy, OF Mercer,
is talked OF by his friends. Tho general
disposition ia to choose the strongest
man, whoever he may be, and while ell
the candidates have tholr friends, all
will unlto in giving Il hearty support to
tho nominee OF tho convention.
Tho miners strike seems TO be US far
from O satisfactory ending as ever. cnd
this again brings Col. Flintlock Perry
into prominence as 4 Democratic candl-
date for state senator. The course OF
his paper, tho Kanawha Valley Democrat,
has received The unqualified endorse
mcnt OF the minera' organizations, while
u boycott has been declared against q
number Of papers. What this will
mount to romaina to be seen, bu. Just
now Colonel Perry and tho Democrat arc
riding on the top wave of approval
among tho miners, while Colonel Carr
may encounter some little difficulty in
explaining hia position to them.