The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-25

the Prtts 10 the bulwArk Of America. accord
70 II tho full right 10 differ from Us in their views
Of tariff and free trade All ask 10 thai they do
Il ~ representatives. of the American RICes.
DO gentlemen, aud dllsr as such-nOt ia low
Scurlllty aud pothoaSo slang.
The President next introduced Gen.
Tllos. f. BURKE, who said:
lie was sorry that on this, his frst occasion TO
speak to tho people Of Wheeling, he was obliged
to do II with his voice almost gone, FROM having
used II too much during the past two or three
weeks.
llcrGfqred to his latG arrival from an English
prison. He begged the people 10 remember he
was the frat, in 1868, to organize the working.
men oGs'the country, that they might protect
their own interests. lie was not hero a. party
man, Us had been charged By jackaSses and jack.
ais, or % "hlreling." lie was not present a. q
Republican OF. Democrat. There was mach In
both parties TO admire and much TO condemn, hut
hs sought TO take the, worklngmCh TO q plane
higher than nero party aAiliAtion. lie had learn.
ca trade In this country, where no had been
from bOyh0od; he was the son II a nechanic and
felt that he had flgh. to speak 70 mechanics.
He felt he had right 10 speak to Irishmen e..
pecially, and 10 them he would dcnouneo Tho
Infamous English principle OF free trade He
wonld nnt like IN see tl,o irIsh neonie drIvsn IN
The DetnoeratIeor Rspubllran u aFtIea x :
Whatayc the causes az IrIAhmhn b4In0 dtlvsn
from thrIr nwn ratIve lan,ly Thern ,gas a dav
when shn wAA nrosperolls and great Why IA Il
that they have len iblt loyely lau,l and ne,
manufactures desiroved and nor nconlc snfIs,.
inot n ali CANA ho saI,I trom tbts nrTncInIS' a,
FREQ trade, IA there m irIsbmsn bs,a ~ MN,
Win WON'T uot IL MAJ, n Lo co,d ill.,. ~
wall "a barog Lova 70 .a..,n IA a. -
n,lre RNnIsr,,,s ~ ~ ~"
inrsd ! ,Sno - 80, ", y.
dsoJ aSsi,., IN. ~ -
sverv ns,jsiI ~ r. =,
psrScIs ...,,S a. N.1uo
M, '.os,,,,.,N -, ,,'' "A''u Hav W
h,I,,ii0s, Lin, ,.,sa, - $500 ~ " On,
~, sn,o, T." ',,. SUI psJoMe9 W 3eeI
,nr" '''''''' S's' ''''si' Va N"s"S" n'Ahulac
'Tro'
Thomss 49, a" A Mao non EPeecn naue ny
eIoL, ,.ho.,.i tHo HIatuAn Vi lotty'
Conrsd ,1ps =, N., AZ usvhs OIL Tue ltlst
In soSS''a.tss ~ p ~ ~ ~ o p,SccuIis year
go ~ ~" ~ 'ho .otun'i EHNe utter
80" s.sr, ~ '"s ss.. ni'lloiauss Motus'
,,.i' vV =. ~ inauutscIlS vi Duplih' Whlct
~ 90 M ,f'vVV oPcLaGs, nas peeh destroyed
sso1o 9 81, soo%is o,tne Lioetty nave been do
snoISp' ssu SUN anu serge manufactures, which
~. nS;,e i,4sI oIeTSuNos' nave been destroyed
.S. INV o""nn y. Daipsisan nave Deen destroy
u, Wy nahuCt nauGiac'lie Vi ltaihurum hai
gonav Ss. ~ SnS A.' ma auu.aCtate Of AL
Random, which produced 10000 a YEAR car ba NJ
been destroyed; The worsicd and stun manufac
oDS Tosa Dsen tho "a
have been destroyed: one business alone Spr
Viver; onebuslnePs, alone, thrives and lloutIshes
and breads no bankruptcy. That fortunate bust
ness which the Union act has not struck down
nut winch the Union act has stood by; which tn
absentee drain has not slackened but has stimu
lSled; which the drainage acts and navigation
acts ofthe Imperial Senate have not deadenct
but inyigoratod; that favored, and privileged
and patronized business u the Irish coflln.ma
kCrs" az 4 .arT. .
But, said Mr.. Burke, do not speak exclusive
" to lrishmen; my words arc intended for all
Every man, no matter what his nationality o
what altar he worshiped before, II he DO true Il
himself, will BIO true TO him. Labor is as neces
sary as capital, and is as noble as capital, an
when eau offer my skilled labor 10 capital, W
| NtH%A tNAHAot AShb hueLO GAu DG IL
equality In fee trade, because, II our ports ar
openeds 80 that tho paupcr labor Of England ca
come In competition with tho skilled labor of thI
country, that skilled labor must be dcprcclate
ny the contact. There Is no safety for the WORK
ihsmen OF this country but In protective tariff
Gen. BURKE was interrun,ed Will
rDund oG,or ro,,,,,l -, -" Wv
w. "'.V' '"u's' VI APPLAUSE
The President next introduced MI
COSTELLO, who spoke as follows.
i Fl1Inw Ctr,ypvs.- a.
allotted sIaros. ,,o,, SpIoVp' L
10 In cvo', Ho,,,Si ~" ~ DO Lnposslot
all imnor,.r, snh,oa1 ~, " NV WlueIy' ueOatc
Jisrmss to'n1sn TJSs '"as ms naVe met nero
nrcn chcG Win rnoo..In uoSu.neS naYe pee
monnv ar"hhr, o.,T, ,i; rS'sis'ency-Dy mos
whrs,, ,H,"ros, T. q. ~ ""u .nclt agent
svsto,, th"t "a .a',,,I, =. S"S Huu p"pulAt'Ze
of ,bIs, Snsn,r,, ,U "I".'n HHT resource
cr,S,it, s.t,, y P"1HSN'nH MooF, an
cb1n,ns 800 s"'na auu energy OF our me
LonnS IL n,;s.o 6oyu c.uncn 10 IN aut
"ou"u " oIPose "hat win his own II
rroo ,..1a ~ u, ~, VI ".s country ANA tNa
cISI W u ',tS atetlal, commel
,h,n,. =. NM la'ctyss oi tnls commonwealth
,.n H a. :. WI aoI tANe eisooiate arguments
ill., ~, !" .nia '"'ol'seit auulence' In countr
oon an'' mn"se s!eat resources are still undo
,srG in.s, U mStM ~ " nan nest protected b
"has a.t - - Eve nun petler wages
Fn1Iond rosS" ~, '0 .u''u'ei, ana NOT as
wosi,.hn, IT, " . AZ an carry age INTO III
or Tho - ~ ~ 70 inc supper
h, "a no s1ooIa1 Ca.soot ~ rnu lsnoranc
Thai o. o%ae", 'mv nGisn WORKING classes
tho mi. ~ ,Ia $50 WING 10 inc iact ina
KIngdom a oSr"d NJ piUpety ~ VI inc unite
Tbo Srns ,ThIaI ~ loT OF XVI people
trv oro l,,I INV NV hngsh INDUS
.ar,stocrocv ,rSo .osl, =, w VI the lahue
for tScls s,,, Mr. H., VDt h e most lnteres
nnblIc soc"riios w6n;I ow "n''n ~, invested
r"n. =, s"'' .'' Mou'u ouiy yleia IN to pc
on tbcir I"',sSu w.la per cen
worth "o"t NJ ,ho =" tuiI country capital
II from ~ ~ - ~" ~o pr cent; west
nnrchoscd S.d d. ~ Sv NV here homes can
good WAGES ~ also Lscom ~" MOsng man WIZ
ssrtSI" STtSr ~ I' sOn DeSoes etzeG and to
rood rar,nNoi. r "nnn,S ol .e nation whicl
home hon" ''' '""' 10 "Oi'e'Sss prospect Tor him a