Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-08
STIRRING SPEECH.
HON. JOHN |. BUTlERAT the ACAD-
ENVY OF MUSIC.
A Scathiug lnsective on Radiealism and
Their Misrule-Review Of Some
Of the Shining Radio
al Saints.
GARfIilD'S FREE TRADE TACTICS

iowed into the side a!sies. IL WAS u
ronsing crowd. Dir. Robert Simpson
presided and introduced, as the oiator
OF the evening,
Hos. JOHs l.. BUTLER,
N, Mas sachuse;ts. nephew at u"nrr'l
BENJAMIN +. Butler. Mr.. Bciler - q
striking looking MAJ AMI has 4 decld"o-
IL striking delivery. lie is very dark,
sod his cieanly ) sven :ace exhibits the
irn mouth end rl.la n TIN i!nS OF 4
man OF great fore. ami determination %
character. tie i exceedingly dramatic
in his anner. gal ki,,neeUh Is there
nv c~onsidpr,r.Y i,i:htened. Ii" nlS e
sDIend.I voice AMI :; is. IN Ter sdiitra-
be control. Ii. bean hy say!n":
Sixteen year -" hat The pressure
- Ia..A.- -..rOugn Your cUy ia NY
ysv lrr,ac ifpm the war for tnc Union.
| believed then tia: the question was
.et.,. 4 aui l.4c Jri.r SECURE, GIl Ire
py-s-ur. ii al % us 10 night aGd me
causes whi.l bring us tCscther, WOn'n
- 90 to 1--WE t'i9s br.;"; the a.. l"i
tns qas' ia yCU,I r3rty h-s ben =,
woT,, 10 ua,'o "a, rrSGitS 81 ia" Far anu
an, IaftY - Ia ,ur Ho5::. FOR sixteen
y.srS i! has been rudpayDring 10 lni-
n-.ss anon the minds ii tn" peop."
m. tLn war is no. over. lsrt that CO.
sire VII hr .coEipli-s.''!. mos
va hundred tlipUsaad Ten C:l no; dic
in win, T. vas no. for nothing tHa.
ti,.ir bonrs i~eTiil.ze the pains OF 20 narF
states. il MOI for rar%ht those y
ros Wilton on the suu'I't Q; LooEDr'
Mountain. cryin. IN a yGtl Gp-c5l 10
,i;eir su:litS ibra c..Tisiian trr.t:.
+, 81 i,rr v",-, since th" %'Stn-
iic ir&ud a -" VS. c"rnnIt' :, I, L.
,itv, The rarprirS;"r> al Ius' Sr"r, G, ''"'
come ir ore IA.r people srd p."ad JusL
fr,.ion ASKING our StllrFGr, s-@1nS ~ -
con,!onc, nav, t. ,.phpd that great
crime, and To- give them four years move
Il roa,r. Eut viii we? LCr:es OF ~
and applause
This election, the speaker continued,
ia conducted. more than any other, "i'
strictly business principles. Tie Tree
American citizen looks ct the matter as
a careful merchant examines his prl'
waite business. Self interest is the rul'
ing human passion OF mankind, but III
the excitement o. elections, party
| prejudice rules the day We proudly
! boast our liberty, but how many "a ~
| calmly reflect upon the result o. the
yots We ale about 10 cast! Parties ate
necessary evils, IA man ~instlnclivelv
Yields 10 society. Men are Republicans,
but il il becaus they belong l." the ks'
publican party? No; the Republican
party
DIED ~ 1876,
anil ON the 81 of next November we vii!
see il decen,ly buried. LApplause.l Ii
is bat the putrid remains OF that party
| that we now see. II Is not the old E''
| publican party, the party Q! Sumnei
and i'esSeNGen, the party at liberty, Ou'
pah. i, is the party of ConkIiDg and
Beecher. Applause ana laughter
IL il impossible 10 describe the stream
OF screening invec:ive the speaker
poured upon these two sanity leaders
, oil the Radical host, these two NOR,
| alike in the TACT that both lleI like
crayens before the wrath Of outraged
| husbands, after haviu: stolen the sea
of innnocence from the brow OF purity
and set a blister there. Ga Beecher -
! p~ecialiy this torrent OF dcnunciatiCr
| fell-this Bsecher WHO, from a Radica.
stump, said:
BREAD ASD WATER WERE Coon ENouGr
PoR 4 WORKING Mas.
This Republican party, with lis sweet
| scented whiskc: riu.o: T.tn ls-beSon,
/ Who Spid ;nt A".ai!'l& navy To Jlah
Geaier,: with tn" @-i,c,Sb,. John \.
Irran. a." var horse. So" OF rel in
III luis services H. 'ur COal"i"'acy,
And them r,ihs tn" ~sa,&'iv trIriis.i.t tag
, cr,a;urr, ic accident - tie t1r'"'
conventions. il tii-rr = msI IN West
Vir.init, or q man IN the Nhn,c United
, Sis-rs. Uh0 wen. - that convention
, pledged 10 Gl~r,;r1t-savr CtriIvtt l.I.'
Sei." kni otter tii"i e.'"iu" h'>N ;"''
announced ttHt tidl Ii"i't was nom, nat !
then wr ireyn"i i;:r. J." wa,sucu a g",'
boz. We W." tod lhI. ~ mdivht,
alon. the ton-va,h with y i:.hle IN one
hrud end . Hu'- - ne Other. -
cuut-a, H. was : .pDl by and t = -
i"t,irrr. aUio:, on IA" ZEN Democrats
a.Idinistra'i,l 10 srN 50. IN .
- no. The lv, bTt tH'
rau Carried, t-st il ,ar noM."r@ -.
. PRECEDENT. Wei l5r hiH IL r. Wy
2 s'i. thu. 40, E''.n SlnjIy.sch"3l a"!
JSw',.
IN" sneaker ~prorre,,a,l 18th \ "p1",pr
, s,g.s..";, ~ Jr" { c,,'t Nurlii"r srL
+ p.,,..vrr i,su.t'. a';IH2 IL re- ton -
ne .lf,r-. 'i..hr b. Ii.,i CVrTr,sS mo-e
. tNsu Gay.-ri, .r~ i Zee, "a'. ..Ifi 50 u
r.ac7i ;",c,p"ri r"y wo"t, :.lTt .uat'
,esy ar w~3o'e0 n~'ro.p"G>
o,uy:fLr. r,rE :g~a I&Nnsr.
Eut ,hc mos, a>."ui- IN: tAia: about
hi; Rsiialj cla,s-s, ;'N;ncrGa a, -. Vas,
ysSt.c runnuis 81 II S0owI AMI *
pressed ire" trader c" a Protection p.#,'
uru. llr. Batter s1ti he wL- surprised
~ rsacning t~r,'Ihu.I, r.-G''., 20 81"
GrG,.t I high '.r.t p1r. .,r i ! .
',,li v'>, r'-" t'nr4aG'!t e
..inlca's s't;iN: !N-'i that
zee ~ 4 pronounced cHJ "%l:suos"n
e. ,"ricr. SnG ~ Slrh. a. hD,'0gdTV
a,.Iiy, Of ar Irji,, FRI irrfs Crj 81
l. atoa. Why i WAS r;dcuious to any
na. ahu was familiar with Garfield :
record 10 call Gim a tariff man. Judge
K,i,y. Of Pennsylvania, who was so
Will on tariff rs 10 earn the sJbr!quet oi
Pg Iron Kelley, had written To Mr..
Butler that Garfield was a free trader,
aud 40 .uch had voted to reduce the
tariff on iron and increase i; on coffee
and sugar. A tine poor mans friend
WAS lnis GARFIELD. This was further en.
larg,d upon, to the delight OF the AUDI
cucr, manifested in enthusiastic cheers.
At this ~juncture, a. Mr. Butler
paused 10 taste a glass OF water, and as
t-ervtn;a. was quite still, a voice said,
quite slowly and iervently-
"LnEO - BLESS HANCOCK
aud a perfect iurore OF applause echoed
the PRAYER.
WGcn.Oh. when will We ever hear the
last Of this terrible and horrible bloody
sGirt? Why, VIXEN We have planted
Garfield in his November grave, We will
use that bloody carmen: Tor his winding
sheet. We will plant him deep and at
the head cf his lonely grave We will set,
for a stone. a section Of D. Golyer
pavement, bearing for an inscription
the mystic figures go. 4 hand pointing