The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-05
BY TELEG r A p n.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to tho IntelllgCncer.
tBy the Western Union Line.
Oaiee Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe ats
CINCINNATI.
Reception Of Senator Wilson on
'Change.

'Change.
CINCINNATI, October 4.-Senator vii.
son was introduced on Change to day by
President Covington, Of the Chamber
OF Commerce. Mr.. Wilson was received
with great enthusiasm, the announcement.
OF his presence being followed bv pro.
longed applause. He spoke briefly, en-
tireIy Ignoring politics, and congratulating
the merchants upon the prosperity OF
Cincinnati and ofthe State through which
he said he had recently Travelled, every.
where to sec evidence Of progress. After
the conclusion ot his speech he was pre-.
sented to large number Of the members,
and was finally escorted In company with
President Goshorn, OF the Industrial EX.
position, and the President of the Cham.
Der Of Commerce, TO the Exposition Hall.
SENATOR WILSON'S sPEEcH.
Senator Wilson on being introduced on
Change to-day by President CoylDgton,
spoke as follows
Gentlemen Of tho CHAMBER Of Commerce Of
Cincinnati:
I have no voice 10 respond to tho kind
and fattering remarks that have been
made, and TO your cordial greeting. This
ls an assemblage, as / understand It, not
Of political or partisan character, but Of
the merchants Of Cincinnati, Of all par.
ties. l am the last man that would
abuse an occasion OF this kind to attempt
to impose my ideas or convictions upon
you touching political measures. However
much, gentlemen, we might disagree in
regard to the administration of our gov.
ernment, as we probably always shall
while we remain Tree, independ-
ent and thinking people, we can
agree in the love Of our country, in deVo.
tion to It's mighty interests, and especially
can we hail and welcome each other as
we come together from different parts
Of Ssour common country. Applause I
l come from New England with perhaps
their ideas, sympathies and feelings. /
come here to the old glorious city of the
West, which has risen so high and stands
so high to-day 10 all the land. l have
Travelled recently over large portions of
your great State Of Ohio, and must ex
press my admiration for all I have seen,
and the gratitude Of my heart that there
Is such prosperity and such growth, such
intelligence and power here in this great
State oil wealth. Gentlemen we all love
our country, our whole country, and 1t is
for the interest Of oil our people of every
section. and Of oil persons engaged in the
diversified industries Of our country, that
we meet each other often in our several
localities, in order that we may bet.
ter understand elch other. 1t soft.
ems TO a great extent the opinions that
necessarily, or. that some OF US perhaps
feel as necessary, in the great political
struggles that divide our country. am
glad to meet you today, gentlemen. l
am glad TO be In your city for few
hours. I am glad to see Its strength
growth and prosperity, and trust it will
grow in the future as it has in the past,
and that Cincinnati will not only be the
pride of the men of Ohio, but the pride
OF our whole country, and OF every sec.
tion Of our country. May prosperity at.
tend each one Of you in your various vo.
cations; may prosperity rest upon your
city and State, and may prosperity be
with our whole people and our whole
country, and may God In his Providence
guide and bless US In all the years to
come.
A meeting of the directors and stock.
holders of the Andes Insurance Company
was held to-day, in which lour.flfth Of
the halt million Of stock was represented
The directors regarded the action OF gu.
perintendent Church, in suspending the
functions Of the company early last month,
as without warrant of law, but decided
not to take action to resist his order
before their annual meeting next Janua-
ry. The directors reported a deficit Of
1921 900 in excess Of the liabilities over
the assets, and the stock all gone. They
resolved to postpone further assessment
till the January meeting, and to make
every effortto avoid abandoning the Com.
pany. The belief was confidently ex-
pressed that the company could be upheld
If the stockholders cooperate. ..a a.
The Republicans held large meeting,
filling Mozart Hall, tonight. Speeches
were made by Speaker Jas. G. Blaine
and hon. Henry Wilson. si rI