The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-04

mint far the san,,,, u oa. ~, lilo Eu,,,.l,
iuiler rcceiyesP Mrn WIN b,re l,ycJ in nn :
free country. and who know what II IL IN e In
freemen ca,, nryer IN law, n" ,hn laval W ~
those WHOM, onr fathers co,"ris.ra,aI whan
they fled from British onnrrssion = hone m
(ioi they neyer nav = !rbe snnatar wnuii
protect iIis doctrine Inst No Ina would protcct
The iag OF thc country il an armed Toe
should invade Ina rn,,ntrv md .tiart Il
In hi, conntrv and In En,I,nI ths hi,l o.
WAGES najI Esys .ni IL ,,,a.t IN. ,or S" 81
irnnsnor,niion liza rn, v.n, snca IN No H. ".
nacrs nj lhc r,w mstSrinI. In I;n.i,nj and
lin lnnr distances ,hnt nre ,,,,s, i've carried In
iii, eo,,ntrv we're rnferreJ IN and tLe ron,a'
cmeni need nj nroisr,ion tn,nihiv noimtoL
nIt - "a 800 f '>'
don. (,ol, then iurned IN jnou;re
..,,.. ,.s.',...'..,..'
"nh"h "la ofiV'fsr sToop On rhiS ouEstiaS
lie had known Mr. Cool long nnd well
He had been his friend. lie believed him &c
be true, upright, honorable gentleman
n", Ts W. ar1' t. n iie 'nomsia n.
soldIer In ihose ranks In h" h,S hccn In fl.
vor Of a protective tariiI no has been silent
upon II; was tlMt right? The fact Is that the
Committee OIL Platform ut the Cincinnati
Convention reported n resolution IN favor oil
"a tariff for revenue only und Mr.. Good, q
member Of that committee, ugreed 10 II. and
afterwards spoke all over this State In favor
Of the election OF the candidate chosen III
that Convention, and In fnrtherance OF la
platform, The platform OF the Convention
ut Weston which nominated MIR. Good was
silent on this question. They lodged Il
for 1eSpediency's sake, and they will
have more trouble In explaining their
equivocal position than they think
Adam hud more chance OF success III
concealihg himself will, fix leaf than they
have In hiding from, the people the suspicious
c0urse OF their Congressional Convention.
But why did not Mr.. Goud call attention to
the omission? Probably the Convention had
forgotten It. And Mr.. Good forgot II too.
The present speaker had heard OF his ds,in.
yushud competitor making several speeches,
and lio hut never yet heard OF his saying he
was In favor Of n protective tariff. Did the
men OF Ohio County think this was right ?
| II they did, vote for Mr.. Good, II not for
ruy tnr, sryrprsy,rrp nv 4ur nypu,,,c,,
- - -.
eA"pipAIE.
MIR. Crncralt had felt called upon in his
speech ut Washington Hall last Saturday
night u crnck The party lash. lie had inti
mated That me Duin0ciacy OF ONO county
could De bought. ! 10 not believeh l have
higher opinion Of The Democracy than the
S ."sI a Se ho,;a U Ivy w ~, M' t,t ope MI
element and earncstnrss Of his speech he
had let his polished tongue run away with
his discretion. do not want the votes OF
this people II | cannot ret them honorably
and right. | would rather 20 down benealI
the storm of vol,r ballots TiI.arty npplat,se !
Col. Wilson spoke ut lie same Injecting
and he advocated protectivr tariff ami Ji,
II right ROYALTY we'll IInt remember br i,
mot yo,lr candidate this wear. IL makes !,
areat deal Of diII.rsuOe who says thing
daughter aud APPLAUSE If the Colonel.
IDEAS are correct. why did not tho Weston co,,
ycution adopt them? WHY did mir. Cracrafl
not advocate them? Let me tell YOU little
inside history. Col. Wilson huI rot IN In
loo strong tariIl' man for The Democracy OF
This district. They beat him. When tbey
adopted that platform AT Cincinnati they
slammed the Colonel In Tia face. Thev sni;i
10 him. "You have been weighed in t6e hal
auce and funI wanting ' 49,
Den, Golf called attention 10 IN article in
the Regi,tn. OF SepteuiLer h. headed IA tariff
for protection. ai,l moi for revenue nnIv I,
and which advocates almost free trade. liz
read a few sentences showing tbnt iL;s wo.
the tenor of The article, that t was in a.voc
ncy of : -. -. - -
~
fNhi'f ~" REVENUE ONLY
and he asked how his hearers liked these
doctrines advanced by the Register. The
man IN hulerlca WHO works in an iron Mi
receives ~ 81 for the same labor for which
IN English workman gets $40. This differ
ence OF wages is not even alluded to in The
Registers discussion. II the men Of Ohio
.ouiiiy HMM .hat we aocttihe advanced py
nreyaii sunport Mr Good w. '"'"'0
The operations of the protective tariff unon
Tho wobI Industry were ravierad ThnnaI "
heavy ,aritI is levied unon wooIen rd,ds
lhey are cheaoor nnd heller thnn thev INV,
been for twenty venrs Whit fn,nra I'm,
West Virginia unless the wealth that God Ind
hns piven her 10 nro,cctsIS liar mrao, NV
ieroS Is now being n,su,,I her s so N, N,
iron are being sl,ippei 10 lie iactorics md
FORCES of the countrv. Tint coal wo,,IJ no,
be Iur from The bowels of tho ear,h ,wer.
coal moi DroiecteL hv tho ,,,ii TIN Smar
icnn miner Il nail lire" ,in,a. 40 ,rnc, no. IL.
Enpliyl, mr. the Canadian miner Won,J VOL,
re,i1,cr him In Their isw.l1 Van cam 10 ~ 4,
II Is well ,o have n .i,ni,s ., rau",I hu d !, !,
NOT alwavs waiI IN 49, i, 'o' - g
Gen G2,rssi,; Il. ia NOT ,,os;rs 10 ,o,ya III.
besr.rs mil ha hnh tn "J rn ''a,p w
nj hrr limits rn;.eJ bv tho n,,,fn,,, ~ ,h'
Weston c,onveni;,,, ,rn tho wnr,;r,,,,",, T..
anncalsJ tn know wbv onw of ,hs,n snrII III
ynie Inr lis armament and rpvieweJ soma MAJ ~
,ha nnmaro,,I rsavons that ,bnv ,LnnIJ - y,
rho pa",,tI;a.,, -, ia., ',.,s1 W.. nv