Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-24
PERSONAL POLITICAL NOTES.

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PERSONAL POLITICAL NOTES.
Stewart T. Reed, Of the Clarksburg
TClCrum, is the Ouly asplrant so lar Tor
the Republican nomination for State
Senator in the Harrison county district.
AS the district is largely Republican,
the nomination will be equivalent TO an
election.
5. G.. Smith, Alex. r. Campbell,
Myron Hubbard aud others are men
toned as probable Republican candi-
dates for the Legislature from this
county. Smith, for one, is pretty sure
of the nomination.
Among the Democrats who have been
mentioned as possible candidates Tor
the House Of Delegates are Hon. Z. W.
Brockuuier and Hon. J. Il. Wilson, both
of whom so well represented the coun-
" last year. Mr.. BrOchunier'S eX-
perieDce as chairman OF the finance
committee Ia the last Honse, one OF the
two most important places In
the House, would make him
valuable representative, and the
business interests Of Wheeling
couId be sure that they would
be we'll and faithfully represented oy
Mr.. Brockunier. Mr.. Wilson is being
daily urged to make the race again,
and 10 is not improbable that when the
ticket is made up both their names will
be found upon it. Hon. Robert Simp-
son, another representative business
man who has served his county be-
fore, is being spoken or Tor the lower
house again and may be placed upon
the ticket.
John 3. Floyd, editor of the Charles
ton MuU, aud John r. Foster, leading
light in the Charleston Typographical
Union, are announced as candidates for
the legislature IN kanawha county,
subject to the Republican nominating
convention.
Col. Flintlock Perry, who would liks
the Democratic nomination for State
Senator in the Kanawha district, has
come out in his EduOlrb1 Valley Demo
crat for free coinage Of silver az ratio
Of l6 to 1.
Mercer county has any number OF
candidates for the Democratic nomlna-
ton for House OF Delegates. Evidently
the party in that county is confident OF
success.
The Charleston Gazette has come out
for Hon. John A. Preston for Congress,
which the Petersburg Sentinel SAYS Is
significant, and means perhaps that the
Kanawha contingent will leave Mr..
Anderson to hoe his own row. Mr.. Pres
ton is classed SIS a tariff reformer who
believes In reforming the tariff.
The Democrats Of Logan county have
instructed for Hon. H. Clay Ragland,
Of that county, for Congressman In the
Third district, and Mr.. Ragland an
nounces himself a candidate.
While Mcdowell county claims the
right to name the Democratic candidate
for Senator this year and has instructed
for i. Frank Johnson, j. Z. Beavers, OF
Mcdowell, will also make the race and
may command much strength. john
son is said to be uucOIumitted for the
Senatorship, but" says the Bueteld
TrrcwnDh, sit is noticeable that ex-
Gov. Wilson's friends src his supper.
ters."
Bob NcEldowuey, a close observer,
gives the following advice in the Wetzel
Democrat: We advise Brothers Akin
son and DOvener 10 make a little eI-
cursion down 10 Tyler and Wetzsl. The
Congressional high-baCEed chair seems
20 be swinging away from both Of
them.
John o. will be here in plenty Of time
TO "help the boys out" That he is
wanted is seen By the following from
the Wetzsl Democrat: When Hon. John
d. PendletOn finishes his TammaEy
campaign, he may perhaps put in few
hicks in this district to help the boys
OUT
Commenting on the Republican club
convention, the Martinsburg Herald
says: The First district got the offices
as usual
The Shepherdstown Register says:
Major A. w. Mcdonald is suggested as
a Democratic candidate for delegate at
large from this district. Brice w. Cat
/ lett is candidate for the State Sena-
| torship from Morgan county.
The BraXtOn Democrat, which has
been observing the signs Of she times,
saws: The IntclilgsHcCr thinks it has
discovered some secret history in the
Democratic ranks. The ststemant hav-
ing been made that the presidency Of
/ the West Virginia University would be
offered 10 William L. Wilson before
long, the TRtClIiJpcCr jumps at the con-
/ clusion that the Democrats OF the Sec
ond district fear his defeat should be be
the nominee. The IRtclligcncCr'S con-
illusions are wrong. William L. Wilson
| is stronger than ever before.
WE are selling Silver Belts at prices
that will keep them moving.
1. q. DILLON Il Co.
CONFIRMATION. best as Cabinets 81 per