The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-17
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WINDY WILSON'S TA,.1crIcs|

still Doing Good for the Republican Cause
in West vireinia-Anoti,er TRADE Of In.
vectise and Abuse Mt wellsburs Last
Nlght-The same old I.ncket over.
WELlslund, September 10.
Mr.. L. W. Wilson came I'm this after.
noon. He was met at the depot by 7. II.
buchanan and ]. i. somcrville and
taken to the Hudson House, where proba.
bly, ten or fifteen persons called ,ipon him
in the interval between tho time he ar.
rived and the beginning Of his meeting.
Natural gus wells have certainly los. their
novelty to the good citizens of Wcllsbrrr
us The arrival OF Mr.. Wilson did not cause
II ripple OF excitement. This fact evident
ly caused General Somerville and other
Democrats OF the village some little ankle.
ty for they got out II fonr.lorse band
wagon Mn,s sen, it up tho river to Laxcar-
vile, Midway and other towns 10 drum
up crowd, md the band filled out tho
rest OF the day by driving around the
streets OF Wcllsburg. At 8 O'Clock the
GROVE! began TO III Barths hnll, and by
the time OF the arrival OF Mr.. Wilson There
were nearly four hundred people therein,
y. II. buchanan called the myctin. to
order and the Hon. Vim. II. TAR 10 The
clair. Mr.. 'rarr III voice totally inaudi.
bio TO all but Mr.. Wilson, who sat beside
him, introduced that gentleman, who was
received with some applause. lie began
by claiming an audience OF between five
or Six hundred with us much irisiI,ty us
the most modest Register reporter would
have done. le claimed tha, tho out pour.
ings in his behalf all over the State were
not complimentary to him but arc the re-.
Dukes OF the people to the threats Of the
Republicans to carry tho State, ii needs be
by tho use OF corrupting money. The
speaker for the next hour reproduced the
statistics and coherent portion of the Can.
itOl Square, Grafton, Dcnwood. parkers.
burg and thirty.nine other towns speech.
BOOM For nrRrT.
firing OF his figures and references to
state archives, MS he always does OF any
thing approximately respectable uud dc.
cent, MIR. Wilson began 4 ferocious attack
Oh MIR. J. II. Burt, candidate for Auditor.
~ understand that Burt has leen IN
hyar elawing the mir about loborins men.
III show you about this man l,urtt.
There are men who are willing TO sell out
their friends to the Maxwclls, the Browns
and tlicks in order to get their arms into
the State treasury, the flesh pots Of Egypt
as It were. | like TO see Il man with prn.
ciplcs. l do not think much of tho black
and tans, these Anal gama,ion fellows.
II through amy misfortune this State
should ever fall into the hands OF another
party, hope it will fall into the hands Of
the straight Republican organization, moi
into the hands Of any half.brecds OF
anal amation.
| NO !tPOLOGlsT.
Referring to his presentation OF the sta.
tistic and figures used in his speech, he
said he did it not for the purpose of polo
ging for the expenditures Of the Demo.
Gratis while in power. 'Erhat purity will
never have to 90 Oh Il defense with the
Republican party. The radicals carried
on things with too prodigal Il hand while
they had chance to require us 10 make
any apology for what We have DONE"
STATES RIGHTS.
One OF D. y. Lucas speeches was re.
vampcd and condensed into 4 Quarter Of
I'LL hours dissertation on States rights.
Jefferson, Adam and Eve the devil and
DR.. Faust and the records OF other
original Democrats were rans:lcl>rd to
furnish precedcnts for stone walls be.
tween States. lie quoted the alleged
utteranr OF General Garfield, "The prin.
ciples Of Hamilton are waxing and the
principles Of Jefferson are waning" The
tariff talk differed in no respect from the
rant OF Monday night ut the Capitol.
AS soon rs the crowd had sized ND Mr..
Wilson, gagged his capacity so TO speak, i,
began to break up. 1t did not disinte.r,tc
one by one but whole squads went out ut
Il time, and by . o'clock fully onc-third Of
it had "cvaporatcd." Upon the faces OF
all could be seen the unmistakable signs
OF disappointment aud disgust.
''wllsoSIsMs."
at is the Republican party that has
given TO you two CLASSES; the millionaire
and the American tramp. There have
been moro miiiionaircs made in this
country in twenty-fonr years than Demo.
Gratis or Decentralization would have
made III five hundred years.
| tell You that aggregated wealth is not
healthy sign in Il Republic and million
aires are not healthy indications in Re.
publican form OF Government. WHO is
responsible for acondition OF things tina, by
certain legislation will enable nanufac-
turerin 4 few years TO become y million
aire? Republican legislation tends, and
has tended to the making OF millionaircs.
The tariff for protection is causing all
this depression in business for the lncr.
chant, the low prices Tor wheat for the
farmer and the general contraction OF bus
mess. f
I don't call a man rich who isworth
twenty or thirty thousand dollars. mean
them fellows like Vanderbilt who Gun say
with perfect disdain, "rhc people be
id"
"Polygamy when the Republican marty
took charge OF this Government was
nothing more than pinhcad. 1t was
only in its infancy while now it has rs.
siimed such proportions that nothn. but
the strong arm OF the military will be able
to arrest its growth or reprcss It's AFRO
gance.' lie neglected 10 say, however,
that the present President Of the Mormon
church Ind declared Tor Cleveland.
Mr.. Wilson spoke for two hours. The
speech in the main being u repetition Of
the Wheeling harangue. The dcsertions
from the audience were OF momentaYy &C.
currencc, and this fact gave the volatile
speaker too straishta Zip" us to the tenn
per Of the Brooke county people toward
himself, and he accordingly conducted
himself in semi-sanc manner, AS
the 1NrELLlGEScER representative left
the hall he heard expressions
Of this kind "lIc is well namcd.r
"What Il tcarcr he is" "If that is Windy
Wilson we have enough OF him Already
The Republicans who sat through the
speech claim TINT it has made votes for
them in Brooke county. The people up
there are Of II quiet, conservative charac.
ter, and the rant OF Wilson is the antitle-
sis to their ideas OF gcntlemanly, intelli-
gent discussion OF State issues.