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

OF all The places IN tiit iuH''
10 use that argument III West virginia
Laughter Well, all the prs
on doors will be opened n an
r~ascals will OF course 20 unpunlshed
when Joe Bradley steps down andIhur-
man steps up. tGreat laughter n APP
plause. The Democratic party stands
Tor the reverse OF all | have said the he,
publican party is for. 1t rests broad
bottomed upon the confidence OF the
people. Applause 1t seeks and has
sought to preserve a reverence lor the
constitution in every clause and section,
as essential to the liberty OF the people
and the rights OF States. 1t believes III
in%scribing over the door OF the treasury
the words,
1.-THE PEOPLE r. POOR.
Il never had in its ranks a single
bloody shirt warrior and it before
the people upon its old traditional rev
erence for the Constitution ana lis Oh,
traditional and u~nbounded confidence
in the people OF the country zap
plause.
The Republicans say they want not Il
soldier, but Il statesman and | accept
the challenge. defy and challenge any
person 10 show any measure Oi practlca,
craftsmanship originated by ua'Lr!"
during seventeen years OF service IN
Congress. He is like Charles |, OF wnom
il was said: ale never said a loollsn
thing. or ever did a wise one.
Rnt in Hancock's Order No.
10 there is combined aud
concentrated more craftsmanship than
Garfield could produce II he lived IA
thousand years. His letter to Gov.
Pease and his orders embraced q scheme
of reconstruction that would long ago
have healed all discussions il not un-
done hv such men rs Garfield. Now
Garfeld's private character was vouchcd
for bv Blaine aud il We only had some
II TO vouch ior Blaine drowned IN
great applause / don't think MulIIEal
will do it. Renewed applause and
laughter
was in your city, last night, and saw
fine very line procession by the l'cpubli-
cans. noticed some houses gorgeous
ly decorated, vocal with encouraging
cheers and brilliant with hight; but IN
among them were buildings standing
ont and looming up grand, gloomy Il
peculiar, CmblaZOnedonl with the mys-
teriOus figures 1929 which lagaln drown
ed ia the mingled laughter and cheers,
The speaker here dwell Tor some time
on the Credit Mobilicr frauds ana Car
fields participation therein, Illustrating
by an amusing ancciUtc from "IIcS-
wick Papers Then he touched upon
Cen Hancock and the grand uprising IA
his favor and the house fairly r. echoed
with cheers. In concluding, tie sad
that AT the Cincinnati Convention, Wnc:e
he had helped to nominate Hancock, the
noble soldier statesman, a wave had ms
en- and swcllei for him. This wave
struck the South and the South has ta-
ken Hancock and ON her shield
PRESENTED HIN TO II NORTH,
Cheer after cheer rent the air as Will
son concluded and all over the house
could be seen the speCtac!eO OF men snat.
ing handsi in token Of fellow feeling and
concentration. The speech Sas Won
deriul in its effect and Is 4 Republican
EXPRESSED il, sit was perfectly rarail z.
inc and nearly made him a Democrat.
4 motion to declare Mr.. Wilson an non
orarv member OF the Young Men
Democratic Club WIS unanimously and
enthusiastically adopted. tn" band
played
AULD LANG SYNE
most beautifully, rtcallingt to many who
were present, that scene nj Cincinnati
when Hancock WAS chosen.
In response to q call Col. White came
forward, bat would not attempt a speech,
but would announce that tomorrow
night (lhursdayJ Major Quincy, a Tam
many leader, will speak in this bal. and
tell YOU how the union oi the
two great wings in New York will give
MS New York and victory" He intro
dured Mr.. X. w. Hammond, OF Brooke
county, who made a very impassloned
speech. He said ne was q warm friend
oi Col. Alex. Campbelfs, but now that
Col. Ben. Wilson was Our candidate, lie
would give him a cordial and hearty
support, which announcement WAS
greeted with great applause.
The mceting-the memorable meet
ing-then adjourned, and the speaker
IA escorted to his friend, DR.. Hardesty,
by the club. His speech was q jnc and
valuable one, and has placed him in the
fore rank oil orators who have spoken IN
this city.