The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-13
THE INTELLlGENCER.
WHEELING, JANUARY, 10, 1893.
wher, /. senn, tor F.ulln.r I, u. AZ

Where Is senator Faulkner NatI,,
81 a day or two since the Intelhgencer, In
70 burst OF unselfsh desire to do good
man Justice, Indignantly called atten-
tIon to the fact that newspapers outside
of West Virginia were announcing that
Senator Faulkner, In the hopeless contest
for "a Democratic successor to himself,
would be opposed for reelection by the
Ssilveritcs OF West Virginia, and that he
{ would receive the support OF only the
s"conservatiye" element of the party. The
1ntelllgencer's idea was to give Mr..
Faulkner the credit of having supported
4 Mr.. Bryan at the last national election,
!. and ito urge that this action, in spite OF
/ the fact that It involved the Reputation
F.of his former sound money views and re-
cord In The senate, entitled him to the
support Of the Bryanltes in his candid
z dacy to succeed himself X
81 The Intelligencer's intentions were
good, but II seems that all Its eloquence
u has failed to alter the fact that the sena-
: tors good faith toward silver Is still be-,
ing impeached by the Bryantte wing OF
his party. We had beer reading closely
> the: newspapers OF the Democratic per-
suaslon. and had observed That the sena-
tor was voluntarily retiring from the
: Craftsmanship" OF the national Demo-
cratic congressional campaign commit
{ tee, in order that he might be free to en-
ter on his canvass for the senatorship,"
with the prestige OF the earnest endeavor
= he made to elect free silver Congress in
1886 as somthing to his advantage.
I'VE regret to. say, however, that the
Intelligencer has been grievcd to learn
that there are still some doubts In the
4 Democratic circles Of the state that the
reported retirement of the senator from
his exalted position as national CHAIR
8. man IS at all voluntary. Political de-
velopments on the Democratic side of
Congress, recently, seem TO confirm these
q doubts and the Inteligencer is forced 10
duly chronicle the fact that, after all,Jthe
I report may be true, that IL Mr.. Faulkner
& hopes to make any sort of a canvass he
must rely on the conservative. or anti
!, Popul;sttc- Bryaucratic faction for his
main support.
The history OF these deyelonments is
prlef but Interesting. II turns ont thar
( one Buck" Hinrichson. n Democratic
member OF Congress from Illinois. has
{ been leading a free silver revolt against
a Senator Faulkner's reelection to the
Z caairnanship. Mr.. Hinrichsen is hack
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