The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-02

office holders have inflated their own
pockets, and contracted the pockets Of
the people. The Governor then said
that he had engagements to speak every
day between this and the llth of Octo-
Der, and he meant to do it. A voice-a
farmer can do no wrong. TheGovernor-
You are right-the farmer cannot do
wrong, because it is contrary to his ma
ture He must do rs honest men do, and
therefore he will never be satisfied TO
live under such government, rs he now
does. a volce-Ne will have no other
Governor than William Allen. The
Governor then returned his thanks and
yielded to other speakers.
He was followed by
MR. X. e TREyILLICK,
who appearing as Il working man IN an
appeal to workingncn, said that he did
not know why the task OF addressing
them was put upon him, but he accepted
t with pleasure, He proceeded to dcs-
cant largely ANA forcibly upon the suffer-
ing which now rests upon the
country. He said that in his own
trade out of forty-eight Thousand practical
ship wrghts, 10000 were unemployed,
and the reason was that money was con.
truc,cd until there WAS no employment
for them. He did not wish to abuse
either party. but he wished to ascertain
the causes OF this condition. He could
only attribute il 10 the NAL admins
tration of the government, which
with plenty of timber cotton, and corn,
vet forced thousands OF men, who
though anxious tor work, to remain Idle
There were 40 means OF employment,
and thu, the sons Of honest men became
ticveS, while their darling daughters
were rendered ouica>ts through hunger.
All this was produced by the paralyza-
tiou Of industries, caused by govern
mcnt policy Tho,r n authority had
been weighed in the balance and
found wanting. We won't quarrel with
them, but We will quietly turn them out.
The speaker here pulled Oft his coat,
and addressed himself most earnestly TO
the audience to tight their wrongs.
When the masses were unemployed,
while the few were riding IN their
CharlOl-, IL "a- H'L u ''Iil' t'i "'H' -'''-
party, but 10 demand a change OF ruler
He then spoke of the currency before
tn" war, and or the great Z o ! the green
back had accomplished i'll saving the
country. and sad that the man who de
u1gnrrd grreubacks Wa, IL traitor to labor
and to the nation. He showed that gold
was only rendered valuable according 10
whether it received the Government
stamp for certain amount or not, ana
concluded with saying that 10000 mo,h-
crs aud fathers are sad 10 day, not be-
cause Jehovah has refused to give uS
blessings, but because the money OF the
United States today Is not the money "l
the masses, but OF the money changers
and brokers; a.
inns speaker 'h'h re''''D' ANU ''''''
music,
GENERAL C. ". MORGAN
wu, called upon. He ina very effective
speech. showed how the currency
OF the country hHu ,''I.,,., urrn ,n', y"'
noT' ''o'', ,tIcrin ,n trade and
',, I,y;,'",. ~, H.. aIImIeJ ro tb. reduction in
r.,,,a.,t .,,,,,.t ,bn faLorrr and charged all tho
,,.,T.r;,,, t,hn rnurtrv to the party in
So. a,'m., 49, Tbey .oid there was II
t.I,,t..ro ~. money but who has it,
Ynm ,rer of toll have YOU too much?
r.. n,,cb ~, much The banker and
i ',L.I.j,. L,ro ,,oII wbile Won suffer.
=, 4W,,'I.i ",b, hi,b r.t, If interest
~ 'L;t ''.'''I, 'b.a.aJ ,Lnt money was dear and
,,L;oL " ,,;o h"t rrajnrcd crashes failures and
" i''' .''1, ,bo Ia,J H., alluded to
.ra,.,',.I,,,y .r',",'r. ,Le nr,ce1inp sneaker as
,,,hl had Lr.n onn.,rd
. ''',', -. hrt who Ind
80 '.,.,,''I y. c,I,.o now because it was
y, P''',,,, -, 1s .ba n.onla In this manner
'"' V"'''' ~ '"I F,,,tI ,,o cac,. -. tb.v
'"e SP'"T'' ,I Dian, with the
49,, PnJ;,,! r,rtv at som.
'n''r,'' II 'n' ,''I i,"q',"' ,'' 49," ;r;nniry Of
M ii' T''V% So, i,..,nr, lie also
~, ,'i',,,", ,,, .bn f,I,n issun Of the Al
''"'ueL upon ti' '"'S' ''S"'
''S'' Deul"''"'''
,rrosITIoN TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
and d.,ourced :. not only rs false. but
49, a,, i,-uIt - tho neonle For. said he.
,,.h'- 80 .I,o paI;n,ls i.II ty,u thsttbc Dem.
aora,s ornnso tins system. or the Lcgis-
Ia."ro ro ~ ci,r n nI,Sr il ibrv nresprne YOU to
bc IGNORANT the Constitution Of your
state n Constitution framed bv Demo-
Gratis and nrovidin, for public scho is.
which provision cannot lie altered by
the LEGISLATURE. When they say it can.
they insult III, iute,iigenc, Gfthe masses.
H.. alluded again t. National Banks rs
National ulcers on the body polite; spoke
- ,ho ditFcurtv of msintairin.
- f-ec govnrnn.ut and suid If the voters
Scridcd to vote for continuance Of
these things, they proved themselves in-
capable of governing themselves,
Neither t'm% nor nor space Wi, ,,s, P''m',' I
more NOR Ina" '"'' nasty ''''
The remarks Of each speaker were re-
crivcd with much enthusiasm ana wnen @
Gen Grh@rn, ' W M'5I"1 ,L. Gh;dt form to the rs.
saubr,oe y loud shout OF ayes and