Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-28

hero before me, the morning OF 'hs
great battle for vul country, ioI wv
! Iibortica. for our common Const'tutiohI
has dawned. The neville has beaten ana
has awaked us to arms. The soldiers e'
the sou,l are falling into line, ~, ~
with them, Join hand 10 hama anu nes'
with heart now In the countrys oou'
mon cause. The great Oap,s,n wiz
once with swoni lifted high, hash'ns ~
Gods own sunlight lsd your nos', !"
victory, now has command pea' 'v
standard of our country with yeu ro''
low him, sce him with the Constitution
oi his country raised, flashing WIN
,Ls vlorious rays oi truth and liberty no
viii load YOU. Follow him, and MIN
nm, grand shout of the Union soldier,
mingled with the wild Rebel yell, Wen
charge the stronghold Of the enemy,
we'll take /, 10y storm aud plant over our
rouou,rored Toe that star spanHIeu pau
NOR which will then proudly wave Ger
Nv, ,s"J oi ,he ire, and tue homo oil the
| brave ,,h, ual.
shout and cheer arose, anu the Ra'
liant Colonel took his seat ann" As'''"
OF applause. Cries arose Tor
John u. Poudloton, bso'
anal IA, came forward on the stand
pansiny n moment, he stretched out MS
arm and said ,.o ,h.
melancholy days Of November come
Hancock will be the sun .,
IN, bold figure caught the appiovM
-, Tho crowd. aud 4 general cheer went
nm. AIR. pendleton coni'nueu -
This vast asse,nblaso showsthe uhahi'
rniiy and outhusissm al tho democracy
inr our glorious ticket A survey oi Vhe
si,ua,ion and circumstances Indicates
MILITANT and substantial victory. he.
u.y. tha, our ticket will I've elected, thN
il will he inauguRted, anu 'hal w .I'S
campaign Returning boards VIII pe WI
know n, aud eight Ia seven 'o'n,niss'W,I,'
lie remembered only as diserare'u' 'es.r
of a shameful and dishonored past; MY
confidence In the final triumph ut Han,
cocks dazzling campaign Is not paseu
SOLELY upon Democratic productions ana
uspira,ions. IL not founded upon ,he
n,onh,cics oi the distinguished gentle
man Who have spoken here this oven
mo- hut upon the demands ut Tho hour'
ina necessity lot political up
honyal aud the spoiloss record anu MIR
ror.like character oi the peerless he'"
and plumcd knigh, oi u'l'ysp"'s
Cheers ,,t,.,,,,
hayo another reason Tor the faith thM
IA IN mo. for my confidence In the star ~
nur soldier statesman. When opencd' 'e
Wheeling InisiliJcnccr this morning
saw in its columns dispatch Sla''he
that den Grant dcniod that ho had sa'u
that he would support iianrock, n",
that hc supposed that tho report nau
originated from his having sald 'ha' no.
Grant, believed that Hancock wouh ne
elected. Thus you SEQ that the hrP"n'
lican oi Republicans, the great s'a'Wa'''
the radical NJ radicals, IN whom IN nh'
bodied all that IN noble aud grand. IN
wolI as all that In vito, corrupt ana uo
grading ia the Republican party, has
hath Ia the winning qualities OF the
Democratic s,andald.bcarct, and has
gtakcd his reputation as u iorccasicr o'
| ,umIuy events upon the success oi TIE
Murat nl the war Tor the Union. Again,
in the State IT Pennsylvania, We iind n
radical sccuud only IN that state Tor TIE
last twenty years ~ Nalwaf'u'es
ia oil simon Cameron, John W, fofncy,
whu pruclniup the coming oi "''i
d,y. ihaukg tod iur the nomination III
Hancock nnd predicts that tic nah'c al
tho game cock ui Spuiisylvanla VIII carry
ruin aud destruction alon. the cameron
Camp Ircs In tho woody land OF rolln,
Can You wonder NJ uur coniidcncef Are
You surprised that We arr claiming tho
yiclory3 Can there ho any other aoln'
I A 4. thut mn nlI lima
Iacksouian Democratic triumph whe''
You rohcCt that tho success ut tins
Nuluk, con "IysN, nkAvkN 'ssp'3s"
will dethrono Radicalism from the htRl'
places, scatter plenty over n smiling
Iand, aud bring peace 10 tho homes "'
tho Nationp Chccrs.
Tho South IN ours with 1873 solid votes,
Indiana has 10000 majority for Hancock
Now Jersey IN preparing Ia rush nm
Rnern thousand votes Ia the front, Con
n,cticut promises 1000 more than lac
needs, New York proposcs Ia carry him
with rush and u whirl 10000 votes
ahead ol the denominations amt scandals
which Republican testimony, eyes AMI
cara have fastened upon their own cand'
date, and from now until the sun woes
down upon Nuvrinbrr's second day n
doubtful battle viii rage 10y tho smoke
stacks aud through the mines an,l
lulnmo iircs OF the native State at iht
handsome iImcock.
GNWIIIIp ~ rhHiII.
Why should Pennsylvania, thecont.I
III the manufacturing Industries AMI III,
great protective taIil State al tho land
vote tor iico trade aud Chinese loving
GariIcld2 Can she desert her iar Ialned
ron lor the sake oi the enemy III hvI
labor aud prosperity. we'll rcmcmbcr
ui hearing III little tariff speech Car
field made across the river last year
This was all very we'll whom talking IL
the lahulIug men from the Etna m,ll
My memory carries back Ia other ychIs
other times aud lands Three thou
sand miles across the broad Atlantic
with the everlasting ocean ior her hui
warks, We behold the great Tree trade
nation Of the world. with her cheap la
bor, her unparalleled manuiactutin.
capacities and imnioasurablo wealth
crying 10 all competing aud freshly
budding nations, suffer Ms tO trad,
freely with you or We perish" Their,
IN the heart oi tho nations master rit,
has she organized the great Tree
trade club ~ the world, The lar re-
uowncd Cohdpn Club, whose exisienc,
means tho propagation and triumph o
Tree trade doctrines aud IL u standin,
MANAGE IA the rights ol the laborin.
men all over this broad continent
tChecrs Well, In the year 1872 oI
1874, General James A, Garfield. In thu
lluus. ui Representatives, dclivere'
perhaps the greatest tree trads orator
ever heard there, aud y,
advanced were the Tree trad,
IDEAS therein vet FORTH. aud y,
pleasing were they Ia the ears ~ th,
men ol England that the great Colder
Club Of London clectcd him an boBora
~ aud corresponding member and pass
cd resolutions warmly endorsing tina
speech ~ u product oi q master min,
and sn educated statesman.
viii the tariff men Of pennsylvani,
vote Tor Garfield Not at all. tn,