The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-17
MASS "ErvUEAIB FOE
BLAINE,

They Can't Go Ile,eiaud, Who IL III
F-tsnd OF Monopoly and Enemy OF tn
People.
D0s on Ua.pateh, Ju'y!4.
The Lawrence american prints to-day
se,isa Of significant interviews in which
many leading Democrats announce thei
intention OF opposing Cleveland. Amorl
them are the chairman Of the Democratic
City Committee, three Couucilmen, an ex
member OF the Legislature, the City audi
tor, the clerk Of the Overseers Of the Poor
an editor and the ex.Conncilmen. Thre,
Of tho interviews will illustrate The feeiins
existing here. -
Mr.. Lswis Trey said: ayes, 1 am chair
man Of the Democratic City Committee
but shall rcaign, na I cannot vote fo,
Cleveland, but will vote for Baine. In
my opinion. Cleveland has in no r. specl
shown himself as an exponent Of Demo
cratic principles and Is nothing but q
Know-Nothing Democrat Of which there
are TOO many in the party. This can be
seen from bis vote OF the Religious bill. and
by bis veto Of tho Street Railroad Bill. ia
showed himself to be no friend of tho IA.
borer or the working class. Besides, in nd
respect, IL l can believe what l read In
Democratic papers, is be fitted for Ms
office, throwing out all that has been eaid
II him on the matter Of rorslity. He
would be incapable OF shaping any for.
eign policy and could only follow where
10 would be led. In politics he In simnlv
an accident. 1t, IL 10 pity that, Hendricks
permitted himeelt 10 eat dirt 10 taking the
second place on tho ticket. The platform.
so far IS the tariff is concerned, can be
made to apply 10 suit tho monopolist as
we'll as the laborer, and every one can see
hat Cleveland's administration in New
York bas been almost wholly tn favor Of
nonopolies. That plank in tie platform
view as shallow suoterfnge. Yes, I'll vote
inr Blaine IL | live, and I'm feeling pretty
healthy, snd | know other Demcc ae WHO
will do likewise. Cieveianu's nomination
was an e1pedient to crafty the blue blood.
ed Repnblicsn bo)ters, bat Democrats are
last learning the science Of boiling.
Ex Representative Dennis Gjlmsr,ln
said: Do yon see that right arm? HOPE
~ -" NASF ~ ~ SOte lux tJlEVEIADu, LII
vote for Blame. and you'll ses Blaine
club OF Democrats, 200 strong, here before
long. Cleveland is entitled 10 no SUPPORT
from the iaboring classes, and should have
none. know Of hundreds Of Democrats
who will vote for Blaine.
Councilman Dennis W. Murphy, OF Ward
si1, liyeyonrg DEMOCRAT, snd popular in
The Ward, eaiu: We have here in this
Ward sixty young Democrats who will en-.
rull under the Blaine banner, and we pro.
poae 10 organ;zs a club at once. Among
the working classes I cannot find SINGLE
one in this Ward who says he will support
Cleveland. think the time has CONS
when tho laboripg CLASSES should chow
their hsnds against the monopolista. of
whom Cleveland Is the candidate. You
AK me come Of the young Democrats who
will not be whipped into line. will tell
you some who, ! think, cannot be.
MIR. Murphy then gave the psmes OF over
forty such anti. Cleveland Democrats In hia
Ward, and asserted that there were fully as
many more whose names he did not recall
at that time, who are only waiting to form
the Blaine club. 1--WE will form soon,"
eaid DO. "We: ars not Republicans, but
are iaboreIs who will MP be led by the
nose to support the candidates OF nionv-
polists. You will hear from Us later.h