The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-12

; Seiote' through Republican ins StUn ts,
The speaker then in a mo..
Ter reviewed the baneinl iS ssus,lea M
democracy upon all States so or'TIenes. 4
son and Dixon's line, from ,S Sou ~ o. "
gan to grow among them T IGe Tune il L
ruinous effects upon these ne e shovel b
want SontS o. factories, their want Of .f S at
houses houses, school houses. In s i, x.aSIssa.
p nothing but land, aud this b Suott there /
II these people want anv,S III Improved
me tbs Northern workshops iurpi ,SSaIs'
out the cloth add nortSat a splnd!e ~
them. In fine, there il 6.. people slk
they want but the North sali. anytasl
TINS Is 81 attributable to the Te1efta.eaa ,
The speaker then in A yyT S's ca's
and humorous manner 'e s ieIicitos
course S,u e Oh our representative, ' ~ tss
branches Of the National u, .ai I11tt'o
showing their ineficiensv a IseEEs'l's
al good.for.nothingpess aN3 aud gtad
useless they have been to the SS0 'R u
Pr ON Of cOnIederates in s tHl A'
Of their monoplies Of ali ths u Oonsfa,
OF any importance and tbs sYmnlis4
which they manipulated tbsn HIaaet Il
own patty ends and personal and 'I' nI '
The States Rights doctrine ,.,. j,
dissected without gloves ''' ~ was thta
that ELECTED rounds Of SnnI. ~ lRaae
Inc nomination Of their f.. .,,
ana az. statesman, Hancock, he cb, uo sa.'
as the same old snake il al rs sa aIt.
To the laboring man be SS, SIM
clearly and satistl ctorily, thai tb, N.Y. I'm,
iican party was the on y friend 't 1Sa ntP'S
ever krown. Tariff was the C cSil tG :! W
vorite OF this party and to i ~ and b.
care and legislation tbev ,a rs !oTetias
Tor ~ their liberal wages and Ste,dr ,1 Ho.s
~. visions specious Arguments. bvi T.
Of the tariff were shown nm nj y i,. iaTo'
Is one Of a very small minority MI n :. Stsa
ne belongs to, and WilsoNS " S Sas 9lty
l3fd 70 talk in his "blathe@skittoo99 'G a. y
about tariffs and protection .nS Wy
suffer for his Democratic iSdi,.c SaS a.Vs
ances. 'u''c'tes ntis
At this juncture Of the n,oc..,,-
note was handed to the speaks Ss lung l
ing the Withdrawal Of The na,Us. A ~ G1
johnson and Campbell from I b. !. "a
convention, and the action Of Y tSO;' y, y
herents In the matter. When Nj. ' ~, ~
was handed to Mr.. Hutchinson b SsI I,. Io's
AZ 1t and said: ~ am aplbori,s,J, a. y 'V Wy
tne announcement that the circus Y |. Il oy..
and that johnson and CampbsiTTss I \ U'It
rave withdrawn from the sSnyon %tes% =
l immediately the widest conies oSN1 ~,
vailed. Cheer after cheer wan, IN P,e'
y was impossible to quell the eptSp N, n.y.
l9r several minutes. Finally three rou.is,
cheers were given and the Orator Fs ,Tr,
i am a protective tariff man lti.SSt
local question, but one to be decided h ~,
majority OF the people. II YOU W1ul yo,,
manufactures swept out Of exiSSScs IN \
you want your factories closed yOur VS,.,
reduced, business suspended vote Iot ~
Trade. II not, vote for the great R.pvs
liean party which has ever been the i1.s5
tons" ' A'N IN wa
The Democratic cries OF fraud Ver,b.
taken up. The Electoral Com 4,
70 Z" was summary disposed Of n.
back salary grab" was then allGIsl n
Garfield took this" shrieks Jak. jpt.
son. Gle did not l say. Henry q, DtT,
the great Senator, who has been nom,
around the United States Trea,uTv 4,
frauds, man who Just knows I'M IA
and two don't make five but can't III, 4.
reason for his knowledge. He tOOk 6s
and Hereford nearly took It, and opI
saved himself at late day." Ali The ii.
er bowls were similarly and satisiadoi,
disposed Of. He then contrasiei d
birth, origin, and gradual advancement i
Garfield and Hancock, and demons7.I
the fitness Of the former for the otis 4
President Of the United States, and d,
nnftness OF the latter; how Garfield Iron
a poor boy on the tow path, suppOrtinst
widowed mother, until by bis own Ntr.
exertiols he was reaching for the hl,As;
rang in the ladder, and all attribuAssD
his own efforts.
Mr.. Hutchinson at some length fun
married his speech, and then closed viii
q brilliant peroration.
Hon. Geo. @. sturViSs appeared d1tn,
the speech Of Mr.. Hutchinson and VA
. received with applause, and when h.
last named gentleman had cOnCniAl.
came forward in response 10 ageuenlrH.
Mr.. Hutchinson had spoken for nearly ~
hour and three.quarters and yet tue audi
ence were not in the least tired, but Re
NAMED, many OF them standing up ia
, painful positions. Mr.. SturgiSsAid;
THANK you for your enthusiasm asi
heartiness this evening, and ! WiiloalI
say q word or two Of encouragement y
you in regard 10 this campaign. Iha
great Republican party, the eGponenilnt
representative Of civilization, bega 70
put on the swing Of success that will c1IV
US on toward victory this fall. We i1dr
OF parties by the men hOrePesenI IAsH
and are favored by iB highest honor,
Look at the gifts oil the Republican PIT
during the last twenty yean. Ahrlhi1
Lincoln, the rail-spliiteri Henry Visa,
the shoemaker; Grant, the tanner, al
let the young men who hear me lOaEt
the men who have represented this Fta
party and you will see that they AIN
all been OF humble origin, and the PlFl
always honored itself aud the men OTn
gifts. say let all young men teelrd lles
truths and press on to the actIeTeT v.
| Il OF not the beat gifts to some o. The g.
Mr.. Sturpiss then concluded BY aIlIs
that he did not intend to make slef;a,
but would, on the 2S!h Of this month gH
the people OF this State statistical iPtsn
showing why the dominant parry ID 'Ds
State should be no longer trusted ~,
Mr.. S. P. Mccormick, one Of ils Gs =
gates from this State to the NaIlunllik
publican Convention at Chlcaso laSs'
few remarks, which were well rerel'cs
Col. Caldwell was then elevated nF n
the table and spoke substantially Is "
lows: III.
"This has been a Republican loTe'eEj
and you have had drSt.ClISs des'e'I ~ ~
you certainly don't want TO eat na w
Hancock was born in a wealthy Amy :.
received the West Point appoinIas,t...,,
The Jacksops OF this State are sl'tI
silver spoon family. ]. J. Jacks ,,l. !, /.
United States Judge. Judge WIFI ~,
Jackson is a Circuit Jud &C. aud nov !, ' "a,
jackson wants TO be Governor III ~,
have any more Jacksons Tor Tue =. M
sake bring them on until We See N W. ,' NJ
satisfy them" The Colonel Insa VIZ
drew. ,.n,v.
Hon. c. D. Hubbard, in response % |, ~ !.
merous calls, made short speech y ~
viaw nj .Iaka JAcksOn's Washington ~