Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30

tiOnal diScOru, sectional sChIsui anu
rSpyIHG, IMPLACABLE M BITTER HA-
TIRED OF II u
rApplause.l 1t deals with the North
with one feeling and with the South
with another. Ii the North had been
dealt with as has the South, il would be
a solid North against the Republican
party. Applause. 1t made the South
solid by persecution. Who can 60 back
through the dreary years of reconstruc-
lion and point out one kindly act or Il
case OF kindly treatment The citizens
nj the South were not executed Or their
prDpertv seized; but would not a rapid
death have been better than slow tor
ture at the hands Of carpet-baggers and
scalawags? Applause. And the Re-
publican party IS as busy with this
work today as ever. From COnkling in
NV York 10 Blaine in Wheeling, they
% about stirring up the people and
Ending hatred aglnst the South. They
refuse to believe the war is over and the
hostility gone. They are angry at the
Sims ii returning prosperity IN the
south and they won't have it. AS Don
ouiyoie saw in the wind mills fit OBJ
ierts Of attack, so the Republicans see
in the return OF prosperity in the South,
something TO be stamped out. They
hate 10 see the field snOw-white with
cotton or golden with the r~ustling
crate. And even in the busy
hum OF the factory, they hear but the
annoying swelling OF
THE l. REBEL YELL.
But they are most angry, these Blaines
AMI C)nkljngs, that the people OF the
south. ike the Children Of Israel, hare
auf1i Ia increase Tt& mutjpiy, Lgreat APP
plsusa and ii they should again come
in;n bower, we should %, compelled to
hile our babies in the bu'rushCs. Ire
m,nlouz applause and lauIh'er.l With
the Republicans, the test &, loyalty Is
LOYALTY TO the Republican party, Now,
Blaine declared in Wheeling, y,,terday,
that Hancock had turned over, and was
leading the rebel host ne once drove
from PENNSYLVANIA. He said he didn't
propose To follow him. Why, he didn't
follow him then. Continued cheer
in.. When Hancock was waving the
Stars aud STRIPES at Gettysburg, blame
was waving another Kihu . T"n
among the pines Oh Ma,hT' IArr"'nsi
Yes, the south Is SOLID, but not "s4iie.
In" peace OF the country DuI Solu iol
sell preservation. In no cCihgl
or nook Of the South IS Il single
feeling Of disloyalty or hoslll-
itv 10 the government. Now, that me
rIrht to seceie has been settled
forever, they nave no WISH i"".L
with the prosperity or perPe'ul'! VI
government. Their tiouS"h"s Vi uc"'
slEEpIN QUIET GRAVES.
Those ,,ttared regiments who followed
Toe and Jackson down 10 death have
only the vcriure OF their graves, ana
their survivors call the great He"tci'eI Vi
hearts to witness II thty nave any oti'er
wish than the proSpeli'! ol lhe Oh'op'
Applause. ,
Iut the Republican party Is PartN Vi
strong crhtfaliZeu' Ihhl'I'IllStiT arr ia
tlonal form. ! want TO owen on tuIs
q moment, AMI wan 10 re"'' " Iv!i"rh
10y Mr.. Carried lre"lIiiS MI H'''e.I >
speech in relation 70 the waning D! thc
lame OF Jefferson aud the WAXING Gi lie
fame OF Hamilton. what "aillIid saiu
then is the beileiot ms party to'iay. IL
is what Blaine contended Tor, ana what
Rsum presented here. No one donots
the patriotism Hamilton, put every
one knows that he never ehtlreiy
emerged from the shadow OF inc hAS'
lish monarchy. lAppiaus''l IL Was
le.t % the ilr.sCeInG eye OF Jefferson 10
discern the proper form. Hamilton
cOntGDded Tor a ilte-tenure OF once Tor
President and Senators; ON the other
hand Jefferson was a firm Oeil"Her IN
the right OF the people to govern 'hei'-
selves. And
WHAT - , STRONG GOVERNMENT
49, p-o,,blic,,s nbrase it9 II is
a. 'up HGP"S.H En~orrmer mav
INST l'la' w 'n,I low its hamIs mon
Io" '' ,-,a,Lir.rv: that fhiS riTht
."o ,;,Lt mraservatiye Of all rights, shall
be controlled by the general govern
ment; that the general government can
inGict and punish in Federal courts
State officers for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
state affairs; that it can, upon affidavit
oi two citizens conG to your city with
its marshals and supervisors and when
they fail can bring soldiers ana bayonets
10 the polls. Why they would not dare
do such a thing in England! And here
let me tell OF the lineage OF that provls'
ion which allows the right 10 use troops
at the polls. You have all heard OF
Pomeroy. of Kansas, tamlllarIy called
"Oil Subsidy Pom, who went out Oh
the Senate IN a blaze Of shame Tor briO-
ing the Kansas Legislature. wen, he
was the rTogenitor olth&t law Laugh
ter and applause No, We 90 not ht'U
a stronger government we 10 iteeu /"
stronger and revived I~eN'I'''T Io' tne
constitution oil our lalneiS, ,Lna.oo
Stitn'i3h Is 'ne ci'"''cl "ioI. af -
the ll!!"T VI !nc :" 6
safety ~ Is "'s|I 'l%. wv
the '"nkIihgS ahu Tue b'"'h'S al" 'eP'
rcsentS
TIE wisdom OF EVERY GENERATION
from Rrnnymade TO Yorktown. 1t has
not q clause which has not
been "'iShv,. anu o'i"hL'u "
cnr,,Io In. tLosa who
b,ve suffered under a strong and CEN