The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-06

dQNkGN1EH AEl-A1nf
(Wieh l. in the Slste Nv Moo York;
August g, 1850.
Tel.a. n.4..
Yesterday WIZ the most eggscitin tim
We ever had on the Island. l hev been i
many a tits place in my life, but never i
50 lite q one ez this- 1t WuI q close tim
when deserted from the LOoisianer pei
kins, from behind and the FedsrAls fror
the front, which Is the normal condishul
Nv Northern DimecrAt, and i VIZ il
some trouble when 1 Eur President with
onlimited Trust and Confidence Company
and wu1 pursOOd by intOOriated mob
bat them escapes palss into insignifeane
compared with what I undergOed yestel
day.
nwu1 the day We set apart, Haneoel
and me, toreceiye delezashuns, which "
do vunst 4 week. This Is alluE our tryiI
day, and / hey to be in Ginral Hancock
room to assist him. BE Is very much u
need nv stateEmGn, andI serve him Il
that eapaEity.
The delezashuns come all to-wunst anC
there Wuz 4 purity mix. The first that go
IaEieuee Wuz from Injeany.
The cheeTmaD remArkt that his devo-
shun TO Dimocrisy and his admirAshun ~
Ginral Hancock, our standard bearer, WI
sublime. He pledged Injeany TO the nom
inee by 4 very large msiority, oniess our
friends In Kentucky disappoint u.s. which
they wood not. But he comes 70 lay BE-
fore the President that Is TO be, the views
Of the Dimoerisy NJ Inieany, shown what
Dimoefisy Is in that StSte- Watthe Dimoe-
risy nv fnjeany wanted VIZ tote de-
strueshun Nv ths NsShnel banks, and an
unlimited ishoo az greenbSK BY the ginfal
government Ths Dimoerisy Nv lnleAny,
e. Tun man, demanded fat money, and
all they wanted wit
The Ginral remaIkt that he hedn't
time 10 give much attenshus to the ques-
ton Of finance, bot he he'd no doubt that
Inieany policy WIZ the correct thing. He
pledged hisself, II elected. 10 devote some
spare afternoon 70 the study Nv finance,
and he'd NO doubt rs his doing the night
Thing.
The BOO York doleeGshun remark that
they bed word 70 say "a to vat Dimocrisy
wa. DimocTisy In MOO York Eleant
gold basis, and the eoniuyooAnee ~
Nashnel banks, and no hGt money. Fiat
money meant repoodisshuu, rnin-
The Injeany man remarkt that he'd be
dam ef any bloatsd bOndholder Wich he'd
got rieh eff the labor nv the boundin West
shood dictate to him. E the Dimocrisy
wanted InjeaDy they must come to In
ieany's ues.
The Moo Yorker retortid that no Ipie-
any repoodiAshunist should dictate 70 the
Dimocrisy nv Moo York.
GInrsl Hancock remarkt that e. be he'd
sed afore, be bedn't given the subject
the keertul Attenshln sish i.simPortanee
demands, but
The Pennsylvania delegashun broke in,
vat the Dimocrisy Nv PennsylTania wan
lid and must hev, WnL high protective
larif, and without it,
Ginral Hancock remGTkt that he he'd
meyer given the tariff question any alien
shun, but a soon e. he got through with
nashnsi baDkin a5d finance, after the
sIeekshun, he wood study Il He he'd
already proeoored all the nessary books on
the snbiick.
The Illinoy dslegRshun sgore that they
wood hey no tariffs. Dinoerisy meant
free trade, and no grsspin monoplists
shood come here in the name nv Dimocrl-
~, and
Teers WIZ dIlin the Ginrars ewes, EhenI
interfered. II wuE high time, for there were
six more delegsshuns to speak, all from
different parts nv the kentry, and ! lore
saw vat 8terrible season Their wood be ei
oil wuEn't PoaIed onto the troubled va
gentlemen" said /, "a word ct Jon
please, In season. You are all, doubtless,
good DimekrAts, but 700 amt none of 700
got the proper noshGn nv vat Dimocrisy
Teeiy does mean. DimocTisy il eoupre-
hensiye word, and Hversa great deal nv
ground. Our IDieany fried wants unlimi-
led money-he may eherish his noshun
and still be good DimekrAt- Our New
York friend wants hard moneY-he shel
cherish his beleeI. The Ginral and me
\ hey no dejeckshun. Likewise e to the
tariff and free-iTade. There is room for
all, and plenty TO spare for al other be-
ssBut the primary, central. eontroIiin
lice nv Dimoerisy, i Postofis. That Is
| the central sun-the great iuspirin lice
Eieh sWaIlers up and browns o1t all the
! .est. For twenty long years We hey bin
iastiu' with the government gIAnery In
mi yiew, and It Is time to pat IN end TO
n Wat & tariff compared TO our holdin
The pr,ss-strings on the Nashen? Wat Is
The tarif Question e. compared with the
Custom Houses and Furftn Aishens!
GinraI Hancock may not be learned on
these Questions, but he know enuh 70
sign his name to commissions. ana mai =
the fust rekisit nv Dimekratie President
Eve are perfectly Willen that 700 snei
hey your differences, but 10 the interest,"
Nv postofis We wood seiest that you defer
auT rnension rv EN- I'LL after the siecshun.
Then the GinrSl and me are periee'Iy
EiIIen that 700 shel fight over EN- All yoo
choose. It viii then be matter OF per
/ feek indifference 70 Is vat Dimoersy
meens. Possibly. when each OF 700 goes
home with his eommishn in his pocket,
Won viii be able 70 see things different,
and these Questions won't look 90 I'M
portant 70 you as they do now
sEWat the Dimoerisy wants g success.
We want the Postoaises, and the other
plsces. Prinsipple L mighty good thing
Ia talk about, bat PosroTFs Is the end We
lare aimingat.
saGentlemen, 90 home. Adyokate IN
vooF respective localities Eateyer polisy
nm git The most volts, and when Ee heE
go Snkef in the hATbor Nv success, and
~ hey the roots Nv victry safely hiyed
| there VIII be time enough TO discuss thesS
tTiiIin matters. Let our EstehwoEd b
sverywhere. Hancock and 3 Postofis.
ne little speech he'd the desired efeek
, fur every man realized the fact that b
Good never git . smell Nv place undet
anybody bot Hancock, and every one ~
/, en- poeketed his platform and al agreeS
. that I he'd presentid the matter In . states
manliEe way. Likewise every man Nv en-
] coineided with Ginral HsneOck's view
lon the leadin ishoos that he'd bun men
: shund, and pledged him their hArty sup
nisagreAs thing 70 be 4 statesman.
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