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

that Republicans believe in. They say
thss he Is In favor Of thrift for protection,
just as Republicans are-twhicli IL n liel-
and they would like II Republicans would
forget, until alter the election, that heever
had any Democratic principles. It istte.
cause that this kind Of work Is being done
throughout the distrc. that we now call
the attention OF the Republicans OF Harri.
son county toit. We know that they at
least, are naturalization Cd BY this sort Of
Here izpNa1.who during tho war WIS n
rebel ut TeAftt-&lo never hud good word
TO say for anything that the Republican
party did, from the beginning OF the war
until the rebellion was crushed out. Here
is man who since tho war hus been .Op.
posed 10 the reconstruction OF the Union
Oh the basis Of free men; who opposed the
eniranchlsemenl Of the eoloted race; who
favored tho widest schemes OF initiation,
anti opposed specie resumption 10 the bitter
end, and then predicted It's failure; man
who, In short, has opposed everything TIM,
tho Republican party has ever favored;
and now he Ia going around tho District,
bo%ing 10 Rcpnblcaus,v aud asking then.
to elect him 10 Coagtess!. 0, lioss Alexnn.
der, you are certainly "a most egrcgious
fraud! But NO will give you u little dsin.
tcrcstcd advice: (" 'F5ii'.F2 '-Z H"A.i4'"
II you are a man, be Il man. You can't
got elected to Congress in this district, but
You need not throw away your. manhood
aud your honor in the hopeless attempt.
Dc II Democrat, Us you are, ind ask people
to vote for YOU because you arc Il Demo.
crat. Don't disavow your principles.
Don't 80 back on your political record OF
over twenty years. Ask tho people to vote
for your princi pies, apd for your party, by
voting for you That is honorable, and
that Is nil TINT Is honorable in man that
Is asking to be elected to Congress. 4 But
don't ask Republicans 10 vote for you on
the ground that you are just about the
same liz Republicans and would do Us
Republicans want you to IN Congress, for
that is u lie, aud airaud, aud ali honorable
man should be above It. ENTHUSIASTICALLY
| The Republicans OF Harrison county do
not want to be deceived in regard to these
matters. They want to know exactly what
kind Of nun tho man Is whom they are
sending 10 Congress. Now rs to DR., Upde.
grail they know his record, TINT II has been
straight Republican. They know in ad.
vance how he will vote OH every political
question that is before tho people, or is
likely to come up. They will vote Tor him
because they know and trust him rs u Re.
publican. They invite Democrats 10 vote
; Tor him, md many OF them williyote for
:. him,-not through my deception,--but be-.
+ cause they know his record, and know
whit they can trust him 10 do. tri,i i
Butall that we nsk OF Ross Alexander is
that while he is a candidate OIL the Demo.
. cratic ticket, that he will be Democrat,
and stand by his record, and defend it the
best hc eau, ind get all the votes The can
on it. But when llo gets ashamed OF llis
party ind ashamed OF his record, let him
come on. epenly and Acknowledge the TACT,
aud join the Republican party; and do
works meet for repentance, and serve a
reasonable probation, until every one can
see that a real reformation s.as set in. Then
. it might do Tor him to think Of asklng III.
vors at the hands OF Republicans Even
then he should he modest about it, in view
Of tho past. g,f f.Eaa ~ l,iGA - /;
II the Democratic press OF the district
carries the matter too far, and persists in
calling names, it may become necessary
for the Republican papers to hunt up such
evidence on the subject as can be had, and
show just how-the matter first came out.
The Bel!aire Independent in speaking on
the subject, says: ,ngUs5! f!''sGle stTl'
I'VE have no. theslishtest doubt that n J. Alex.
ander told number Of his friends TINT he had
drank to the 'untelurnng brave: my thero be a
Million Of them, md We do not doubt that he
told the truth al that time. We have recently thlk.
ed VIVA Il taaa who was present NJ the ban1Meta and
WHO says that though e was not close enough to
hear what Mr.. Alexander aid, he WAS told by 9th.
ers that he used thentrocous sentiment attributed
to hlm." etrt.. 49, 0vi,gG- ~ 'ts,lI!iifl
We understand that Mr.Poss Alexander
is coming to the fair. at this place pntxt
week. II he comes'l,ere he will be treated
well, for our people are hospitable an | SO.
ciable; but it will be inst as well for Kim
and his friends, 10 let those old matters OF
the war rest. and say nothing about them,
for there is to Dea soldiers reunion here
at the same time, and under the tcircum.
stances Mr.. Alexauder's position during
the war would hardly bear discussion. 4 ii
he wants 10 gain Republican, votes hero it
will best for him to talk on other subjects.
| Why is Mrs Lydia L. pinkhams Vegetable
Compound like tue Mississippi river in a
spring tteshcl? Because the Immense vol
nme Of this heal ling river moves with such
momentum that 1t sweeps away NIL obstacles
and is literally ilooding the country = ="
THAT feeling OF lapguor and debility Tia