The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-27
pARrY AN rur ArpRoAcH1Na rLEcrioN.

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all parties and all sections that we should
succeed at this time, l would not be here
Among the Democrats Of the North l have
q great many personal friends; men whom
like personally, as well as any friends
have under the sun; some Of them, those
whom claim as my friends, are patriotic,
good men, and believe ifthe Democratic
party was composed entirely, In the North
and South, ot 8 uch men, ! would still be.a
Republican, but ] would not ieel so much
distress IL The Republican; party was not
|successiuf; but, even admitting that all the
Democrats in the North were OF the clats
that l speak OF (but do not admit it).
WE WOULD NOT BE SECURE UNDER A DEMO.
CRATIC ADNtSIsTRATIoN.
You all know that the bulk OF the
Democracy is In the Southern States, and
lit will coutrol II the Democratic party gets
in power, and it is Just as impossible that
the limited number Of the Democrats Of
the North should control aa tits that. the
dogs tail would wag the dog. laughter,
In all instances the dog will wag the tail,
and II they should get into power the tail
would be so powerful that It would sweep
down at one stroke all your industries and
prosperity, alf.of your banks aud your
manutactoriea and your industries Of all
sorts and descriptions. We don't want
to see this; we know with no
ALL THE ENERGY OF TIE NORTHERN rEoPLE
We lall know the North, with all 'its great
Intelligence, its free schools, its energy
and its industry, could not be stricken SO
as not to rise again, but in rising 1t would
suffer years Of toll and dissa ppolntment.
I'VE want TO avoid that, andlto do that We
want to elect Garfield and Arthur in No
yember. Applause You willprobably
hear, probably have heard, and probably
will hear again before election day, the
Democratic party arraigned as a party
that has meyer advocated, certainly notin
la.qnarter. .ot o century advocated or done
good act. l will not quite agree with
those speakers now, but few days ago !
would Is but !, within few days, read au
extract from speech made by Southern
orator whose audience happened to bs
composed very largely OF colored men,
apd he told them that they were .lsboripg
under asgreat mistake in supposing Lin
coln&hads emaucipated them. BE re-
minded them OF the fact that
IINcoLs's sEMASeIgATIoN PROCLAMATION
gave them ninety days lthe rebelsl in
which to lay down their arms. and to save
their property, but they fought right
straight ahead. He says the proclaim alton
did not emancipaie, and hence Lincoln
was not entitled to the credit Of it. Now.
gentlemen, am sure shall introduce To-
you speaker who will give you many
more reasons thanI possibly can, paftic-
nlarly on my feet, why you should sup
port Garfield aud Arthur on the second
day of November next.
He thsn presented Gen. Stewart l..
Woodford, who made one Of his eloquent
asS5Isssss being frequently interrupted by
AUBURN, n. Y, October 28,-Gen.
Grant arrived hsre by special train from
Syracuse at 4:l6 this afternoon, and al.
though It was raining hard he was vel.
coined by an enthusiastic crowd OF $1,000
people,, He was conducted 10 two mon
ster yigwams, and briefly addressed the
LADIES AMP GHSTLEMEs,-l am con.
vinced by all hear and see that
THRSREPpAtIcAssARE WIDE AWAKE
ss to their best interests at this elsetion.
They will return the powers into the
hands OF the people who saved the coun.
try in the time Of danger. We are not
ready at this time to surrender the inter.
ests of this country into the hands oil those
who have. for twenty years endeayored TO
destroy 1t. They must give up the
PRINCIPLES FOR WHICH LEE AND JACKSON
FOUGHT
before we will receive their system Of doc,
trlne. [Applause ] Before it will be safe
to surrender our convictions they mus.
give up the doctrine Of States rights. The
Democrats ielt sure, d 1888 electoral votes
at Cincinnati, no matter What nomination
might be- made. The Democratic party
don't care cent for platform. II "a Re.
publican had been sent 10 the Cincinnati
Convention 10 dictate q platform they
would have accepted 1t. "
ANY PLATFORM
that would secure forty.seven electoral
yo,esENss Rhalthey;yanted. The Repub
ltcan party permits q ballot to be cast
by every voter and when beaten by bal.
lot so cast they will surrender and will
submit to what may happen. [Continuet
cheering.
General Grant was then conducted
across the street 10 another Wigwam ant
spoke as follows:
LADIES AND GHSTIEMEN:-I have JUS
come from the wigwam across the way
where I spoke much longer than / car
hopS.to hare, and ] don't know that l car
cay anything more than TO thank you.
had one advantage OF my first stopping
place, as ! saw ytt, stt d. .glI
NO REPORTER PRESENT, pl
and l am sure will not get reported
I[laughterl, but I wilrtesafy TO You that
believe the best interests Of my countr!
demand
lEa TIE GREAT UPRISING
! We have witnessed all through thl
country during the last two weeks, and tn
Hoy We witness here to-day all indicate thn
the people Of this country are determine
10 maintain intact the country for whic
we fought; the principles for which W
sacrificed go much. i am sure can 30
nothing more, and an certain cannot sa
anything on the subject go well as th
Ispeakers you baye with you to-day, an
ttwho will formulate and preye this propt
J sition.
!, believe that on the 2nd oil NoyenbC
this great, Stata Of New York Is going
cast her vote for Garfield and Arthu
[ap2lause:l and ~ surely aa she does the
l tentiOn, Iproionged GSeering.l - ''N'
Gen. Harrison and others followed.