The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-12

Ph!Iaat'p''''',o ~ C,,v The SENATOR
cans o! 'l,s Sua% ,ar \ sne,.cb near tbr
Wss c1l'su w. ~ 49, nrocaad,nps ana
elose Of 'H' p'o 80.
rspon'gI -
N', Chl'' nun % ~, cal, that Won
in ts ,,''." 80 son,.tbrnp from the
would ,tHs ~ ~, - 80, mat while west
Eaih0 ! 0ss',S - ,s 49, bs called n
virginia sou'+ 80 49, mon c,aqvcd in
s9uthefn s' ','s y" .oaIIsd sol,d sontb But
he sSs'', - the Republican party ana
tD-' ,,,,crplss that it taught, West VIZ
'ns ~ has broken loose from the solid
gu, ,,s and / can say to you that she
SUI sy-''. those mornings forever.
u -.- W., IL no state, perhaps, in this
,,.Ia, that Is as prosperous to-day as
n.y. ~ virginia. We are building rail-
VA. mn Amos. every creek in the
.a,e our immense forests are being
.,.,rn,ad and our fms hard wood
"a. rea5v markets at good prices. Our
rosI fields are being developed and West
Win, coal is being shipped to the
,,,a9 Mediterranean, in competition
- ID ,ss coal OF other countries. We
w., ar,5yclpr at this time more petrO-
,@n,' diam any othe, state in the Union.
IC- nom, are prosperous, happy and
.an,arted so much so thar in soE.e
,o,,r,,Jss in our state they cannot even
and men who are willing to act as
eaumerators in the coming census.
Owes Everything to Republicans.
IAN, that IVES, Virginia is or what she
,.aa",s 10 be she owes to the doctrines
- ,be republican party. Her manu-
S'.,nr,rs ar, an busy, and the laborers
,s,,nrbo,t the state are receiving good
~ ~, our miners recently received au
sY,r,. in their wages, and they as
,San ,s he operators, are prospecting.
IVA .-s arm believers in the principles
a5yoc,,sd by the Republican party anG
,hs government as administered by
wr,sn mckinley,
go Ia ba,. ma doubt the thought upper
most IN vour minds is the coming ma.
,Iors, convention of the Republical
marty. which will assemble in this city
on the 10Th OF June. It may not be
amiss for me to discuss for few mo-
msnts the work that devolVes upon the
executive committee aftergthe adjourn
ment Of the convention.
The Digging Of the Trenches.
9TH. Assembling Of a convention to
r,r,,r,,a candidates for President anu
,.,,s nr,.,5,r, &c sInn,v.the preliminary
ds,,ns NJ the rreat struggle. 1t is the
digging a, tr.ncbssapd the distributing
~ forr,s for the great contest in No
vambars Tn Tho majority OF citizens of
,bIs rrpat -enublic n national conven.
,fo, vn,cb no,,In,tes candidateg for
prsI5pnr and vic. president and de-
cr,,ps car,,ir ,rincin,.s tn be the con-
sepsps NJ Marty opinion. Is but the call
:, ar,Ion Tho raai work comes after.
v,rss and npst ba directed by the
national COMMITTEE chosen by the con-
yenti7B
a.. Ct. :, A.. c.n,.;,,,
49, - t-,,..,,, !,
-ps S"4'' ma" u t'ls eo..i,i -, ~, =
$50 ~ 't'z ''-''1'1', = ~ :,
ps.l 20 % ms plrsoi'-tI rsp.sas - az
1pg1 Ms e@sGuu's sgI.'..'.ss y, ~ =.
''l,'oll' committee Ihf sPC ,,,.,
Jaw WI 1s'o's'ns Hp'n ..i's La, -
,'+'s.'',"s % "n'ei' gu' ls" 49, ~.
"ll, az 'a'h'ts' iuea, II 'le.... 49,. IT,,
ana hait months OF the most exaeunS
was clllps mon to perform, That few
men have cypr pn5aTfaken to act a sec.
ond time as chairman Of the executive
committee Is no, 10 he wondered at,
when YOU talk. into consideration the
gra, strain mich has to he borne by
him during the months preceding the
national elecr,,, The chairman Of the
executive committee ar anv member OF
his stan on tbat committee who secures
five or six hours sIe,p during the tweu-
ty.four, IS to,,u,,ta indeed Yet 1t Is
certainly nv bopa and wish expressed
in this public manner thar the chair.
nan OF thu las, pracutIve committee
may be made cbairm,r Of the commit
tee to be selected aftsr m. adjournment
OF The convention 10 ba hold IN this>cIty.
why? Because ~ bIs entire fitness
FOR the position and the confidence re.
posed IN him Inv tho business interests
Of this country from onp end 10 III,
other
Trs,srr,- No.. w.. - ,r.o,.
De'tsss Ns9 a."
- -. VI al. inc uu'ieS ass's''st "
'''''''"5'S OF the executive coHlIiii''Se'