Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-01
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has 3rcndeTeai him famous for an finn
ITO come. come. Was next alluded 10
and itreatedti asluas sterly manner. :. Frnn3
theii expressions Of satisfaction from tEe
an 2 nd1lente, 1.e. it. RJs evident he lad WITH
hlm the synlpNthies of the audience. Az
Ter showing the deep interest the Ameril
can work'ngtnen'hasiu in aprotective tariff.
ne ne p"ldshlSs3respectss to- AIR. Foster, the
= Dem NJ ocratTc CT candidate for Governor Mr.
EosSer .s rsSProiesscd to be. in favor of pro-
tectlNe stirItt, and yet he eswas,uttacl,erl IN -,
party that las always opD0seJ .snrh SI.r
measure. He aided in 4 nerpetratinp tbr
fraud on the erpeople of Pennsylvaniu in
| slS44, when "Polk, Dallas, Skunk and, the,
tariff OF 1916" was Inserted on the bnn.s
ners OF the DemocratsfnMr. Curtin, has
on the other hand, by Gsil his 1nctionS
shown himsclfdtrde frie1dsOf Protection
ana mas alRoyss supported Tariff men for
once: us party is openly pledged to the
prlnciple of protection, SO that a vote for
him is substantially II vote for the Tariff.
whlle every vote given to his opponent is
an expression in favor of free trade TIE
position OF the parties cannot be misun.
derstood thistime The difference between
them is so plain that no one need remain
Ignorant of heissuc involved,
sPEEcn OF Mr.. CALDWELL. f.
AIR. Alfred Caldwell, Virginia Senator.
spoke of the corruptions and deceits of
the Democratic party-of the great issues
TO be decided in our coming elections-of
the duty of the people-believed from the
magnificent demonstration he had wit
nessed-the hosts of freedom, with their
torches outshining the stars-thnt the
people were alive to their duty-ready 10
DO or die in this great struggle between
right and wrong-the difficulties the party
have heretofore had and will have to de-
teat the Democratic party-refcrred to the
constitutional Union party-this no prin-
clple party, fusing with any element in
opposition to the party, proclaim deter
mlnation to oppose the extension of the
institution which has crippled the cner-
gles of the Mother of States, that has
crushed the free labor of the whole couu
try-that has prevented the manufacturing
States from obtaining that protection
which it hns asked, and been refused. for
many years, which it has desired in prefer
cnce to privileges granted, to that money
power that rules the fairest portion of
our Union with q rod of iron, and pro-
claims its intention to rule or ruin the
whole country. - q z'a. lt
. This mongrelDeII Organization nre sat
isted With nothing-they pretend to favor
just such principles in particular like trade
which appears the most popular, but the
onc idea inauguroted by the leaders of
theSe hangers7on to the coat tail of Il cor
ruPt Democracy is to defeat an election by
the people-to defeat the candidate of thmt
great party which fnvors. free speech, free
homes, free presses and free men. They
become the outbuyers and vanguard of the
slave oligarchy--sp upon the free pco- !,
pie of the North--giving aid and comfort
On! ON I TO 70 that party Which attempts to put
They pretend to have ndsyns Of g once,
yet the very bonds that bind them stogetFl-
er are the offices which their leaders OBJ
tain over their own petty orgauizatiun.-
Kept up by the peoples money, furnished
through Democratic channels from the
Treasury of the United States. Mr.. G. cx-
pected every friend of right and justice to
be armed for the fight aud do his duty ut