The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-23
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pLowN1N LEWIS COUNTY t,1 ! i; i, MONDAY

bLowN1N LEWIS COUNTY MoNDA
The Campaign Speech OF Windy wilso
Doing Good Post Mortem sorviee-A Talk
| on Each sldo Of thp TarIn-Tho
JudEo's Righteous Indignation.
Special Correspondence afthe Lalellicma7. x, 4 N
WESTON, Oct. 20.-Judgc Drannon spok
here this afternoon TO an audience 9
farmers less than two hundred In numbe,
The meeting had been liberally billed IN,
advertised, as It was intended for count.
demonstration. II had been fixed 70
Court day In the hope OF drawing an ad
dihonal crowd, but in this hope both tn,
Judge and his friends were deceived
Judge Brannon's speeches us judge ant
jurist in Lewis county ceased 10 be "may
netlc" years ago, aud rs politics is an I'D
venture with him Of recent undertaken,
iew care to allow him to try his prentice
hand upon them. g'fgt y
~ Lewis county meetings differ in no re,
spect from the traditional old Virginia
meetings. There Is no chairman to dc.
morallze the speaker by unfortunate ref.
erences or embarrassing personal ,alll.
ssions. When tho crowd is sufficiently
large to meet the expectations o,
the speaker he begins. 1t must not he
understood, however, that The speaker
must be ut all captious about the size Of
Ills meeting. Some times it Is quite large.
but ordinarily 1t is small. Judge Bran.
mons audience on this occasion was large,
quite large for him, and he attacked it
With a"gusto"quite refreshing. lie be-
gan by apologizing for having neglected
his own town SO long. It would have
afforded him pleasure to have spoken in
Weston before, but the cxactions OF other
sections Of the district had deferred the
pleasure. q tsa--,l ~ N 4!l-,'-z !, :
TIE MARCH OF TILE sEnRIEp DEMOCRACY.
"Ihe Democratic party which in part
he began, "from one end Of
the country to the other feel that the
dominating Republican party should be
expelled from power. This time the Dem
ocrat;c party arc very aggressive because
they have cause for their aggression. They
arr moving in all directions to achieve TINS
mos desirublc result. They. are moving
fro u the pine tops Of Maine to the Gulf
an | from the battle fields Of the sRevolu-
Ito TO the placid waters OF the Pacific, II
thi- change is to he effected by pa,tisans
holding partisan views it will not be done.
The intelligent, thinking Republicans all
over the country are hesitating and think
Ing my many Of them declare their inten.
ton TO vote ior Grover Cleveland. I feel
that change is Nt hand. Popular feeling
Is aroused in favor OF the Democratic
party and its brave purpose. i:
THAT ANCIENT EGG, STATES RIGHTS.
"ls there cause for reform ? II there is
none ! should only be stultiiying myself
and you by coming before you to ask for a
change in the matter Of administration.
We must work earncstly;to compass this
change and in our efforts do not expect
partisans to cooperate With us in our
work. first charge the Republican party
with Indifference to tho chartered and
guaranteed liberties Of the people, 1t has
diminished and absorbed the
, irst;on " nv seveta! s.ates 70 .ie eehtral-
-, ,a@,,' ant =. powet III 1!lc fs,aefat Gavern.
u % .;t;.o,, a HAtss !nat lsuotes tne rieilts o.
S,e'1sn. ms Gnloyhen. ol ms riehts or
'sn"t:s ss,,t: wy ilslNs VI. o'ate u hota Non-
.,es,oai s;a,, i paliy, Dat party OF cohsollda-
'Ior t tho AHu a.iegeu atIoel.les wrought IN
ro,st;,, i 'e.n .L iI ainel,e haent 10 i IN"
u,1o. I',dao ., one Unn.eu ota.es gave me
: ',,n;,,I, @ ~ eeppoisu.i!ty ~ lrT,n ~ me
san % .hon ~ - u'tsrn ,saa 'i'i'ases' n'iuy VII
lo, hoan .saM Nv DeeH piessne, "ouiu nave
,he s,,cSesa % ~ t,o WI" Imdy tmy as ms Sigat Of
i;b u ;b;,; suesess VI 'lie Juaee compeuliNe e1-
A4o..to','' : ~ H.. 81
u1 "1sp' a".tsoH y M.sAIoRE' e
- NY .ou!oi :. pafts a17l ~ 'ne r'rs'' secona
"nu Iour'n u's'rlc's WIN S9overnor VII
so', : iepofte'u MS a. hrst5 speech' .he same
oe,'s TUG e4s so'ca'lea arfa'ghmeh1 OF inc ke-
l''nttn putn.an lHr'y r!sst': Floil'gacy IN inc
.'s. ,ta VI sApenNlitulg " .he tG'enues OF
.uo ..ie,,,I,n vUun!ry seeond!y, .ne o.aru route
;, ;au n.;on .ni!uF, uiH sSnrcelless OF a
nu,.t,". nrtaNSy luu1t,iy, i!easury pahK-
ope ai'a!y, the ne1uilck surplus;
Willy Willy W nl"e.1Ieehel,y' NY latlh, Mr.
', .,soh aoi ,nvat1aD'y Spokf .ao same speech
~ '.ae,,i;a. u, 'i.stt3 ~ amys"I .oi reason
L"norta oMa, " tIse.n neSyi says s.ehosapnlS
5GPotss aio,ts oiuo'ethor M o. i'son e%nausung.
n..u " ar wy Ma way lelt
Lne ,nn onerous WORK. hoT lnIhlully II was
lome ~ a.tes.eu ~ Juuse efanMons ,! re,
pIouuetlon !, Oh inc most o. Wlndy's"
'pgsetl lo:oay. ~ rs s'I5, !,
,,t, mere y Aoihlns thereiorc OF novel
l'..ure ~ ~, tne most OF the speech 70 repro
. aaee. lhose VINO nave Iead ar; Wilson's
speecn nave Already read Judge Brannon's
ao'e eifoft. 5...5. S'Eg Z,
MS TARIFF 7ALK. ~
Before entering upon the discussion Of
tho tariff the speaker referred to the Hen.
bricks discovery n mo concealed wo,lth
u,ee' m - n NV eoA's'A'Su , "e'''1"
III tnc treasury. Here you have one