The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-30
could expect the support oilovsrs Of free

copld expect the support Of lovers OF free
dom and law.
TIE BOYS IN sLuE
mpst be as secure in Alabama as the boys
in gray are in New York.
INV Democratic brother, my dear Demo.
cratic brother, Lnnshterl ior my neal5
veernk for YOU with love that Is beyond
axpreSsion. Renewed merhmentJ You
cav van want 70 let by-gones be by'gones
that YOU want reconciliation. so DO l.
III tSli Won how We c6n have II. You
treat ma "a well when We come down SCUM
az wa treat YOU when you come North.
Ia, our friends in the South vote as they
pIease. and give them IN honest count;
Give US, in the Language oil the lamented
Hancock, TLauRhteT "A full, Tree vote
and an honest count, and We Will be re-
conciled. You may get your solid south.
/ know not what West Virginia may 90.
She NAV turn back with longing TO the
ilesh.pois Of Egypt, and refuse 70 go ior'
ward 10 the Promised Land: But remem'
ber. YOU forced the issue. We picked up
the glove you threw at our ieet; picked y
M ouistly and without any threats, but
with great determination. We propose TO
give every Northern electoral vote 70 Gar:
field and Arthur. Wildapplause. Without
agaking any narrowing memories oil the
mast, i would remind you that Jour
ismore than two, and the Solid North Will
out.yote you every time, We are going TO
elect our men for your good, and when
we've doue It We will break your Solid
South. You had better come into the
church before the membership is full and
the deacons all elected. Laughter.l
The South was crutioned as to the ter
rible effect that must follow II they inauGu'
rated the reign OF fraud instead oil me
free ballot; II in order to put 4he WINE
man on top OF
THE. BLACK MAN IN THE sourH'
they override the will Of the majority and
by fraud cheat the people OF their choice.
This end accomplished they must newt
ably 90 to cheating each other. And
God knows what your future will be
when your citizens refuse 10 respect the
majesty Of the ballot box. Then Is the
corner stone removed from under your
free institutions, and they totter to their
min. This is the grave 10 the pathway
which all free peoples have Travelled 70
snarchy and slavery. Here Cesar had his
birth, and here Rome fell. Popular lib
erty dies on earth when the ballot ceases
10 be the supreme power oil land.
After the yoCiierous aud continuous ap'
plause which followed the grand utter.
ance OF which any report cannot give
even faint idea had ceased, Gen. Wood
ford commenced In more subdued strain
tho closing remarks, which We admitted
by all hearers TO be
rHE GRANDksr EEcE OF oRAToRY EVER
HEARD IN WHEELING.
"oiten 1 have stood beneath yon quiet
stars and i have heard in fancy the musi-
cal ripping of the majestic river that
flows at our feet Away to the North il
has its birth. BY the flaming iorges oil
Pittsburgh two rivers unite. One has Its
source in the grand mountains OF your
own little Switzerland State. The other
springs to thelight away in the northern
regions OF my own native New YORK.
They come together with joyful greet
ing, and sweep on their way to where
theyswell the current OF the Father oil
Waters, and the reinforced Mis-
sissippi flows on in Its granduer
through the great jetties till 1t emptles its
waters into the turbulent waves oil the
southern Jun. Anu ~ 'ii S, tI.se n ,iS1'
rom tneir souices ~ ne ,San ,alI no
now on anu cSIne toge'hS w. N" VIII, w
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enhsyiSSn.a;t a p;, ~ s sraan an ,bev saw
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no woiu VI V an'.. VI MI on q nnt n
ana as LneS now On snG W, " , n III Il
tennessee, nor M,s :Su, , not S9. tbaIr
nor loulslane 1liAs sIey t SpSss, s;no;ns ,ba
8aSes t sIs siE Sa any ~ ~ PsnnbI;c one
gts ,N Os,Ie lynn " .nV - NJ GnIi and
NATION from .ne la n,es..; ~ 'n 1870 orr
from wnets ~, ~, ne H snHrise !" WHARF The
sn nS swsy W 'n IL s anISen vlorv amid
' The % sfTset Of tbis glowing eloouence up.
on the multitude is simply indisGtibsble.
His words were hardly finished till
ArERFEcr TEMPEST OF APPLAUSE
swept up from the assembly, and was
continued with increasing volume till with
appointments impulse the audience rose
saons man and rent tho air with cheers.
Tbs amdience disnersed. nanycrowdipg
IN N ,bs Stand N shake banda with Gen.
WooJtnsd and tSens him fnr his match.
loss s,,sach FIR the Rennblicau cause.
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