The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-31

M INTELLIGENCE
yesources. Tho sy1tite a meriean
market 70 the Ameritali ,laborer was his
doctrine and his voting y gii.iS,s
. In presenting the figures mentioned,
General GOT snid ;l"1n malt LIQUORS 81,
l79,lll worth was Imported during tho
year--over two million gallons. Probably
you think thnt that, rs well rs tho Iroi,
and glass and pottery, shoalM have been
made here, md j sec no reason why Il
should not have been" This provoked
and q warm found Of applause.
There was another spontaneous out.
burst Of applause when. IN Reviewing lie
free trade cru OF ls33-l2 and the nisery it
brought about, old Mr.. radsen INTERRUPTED
the General with: "Then SIC lIad Il happy
time---I worked right In this city twelve
hours dry In those times and was
paid s. month";" AL through his
speech Gen. Coli was greeted wit ell
couraging words. lie asked them 10 hes.
itate before they voted, not against him,
but against the principles lie upheld. Iii
concluding he said there were other Dues
tons that he had not time at that time to
refer to, but he hoped 10 BE- able to speak
ontllcin nj the meeting arranged for him
at the State House on saturday afternoon
He asked tits hearers to vote for lilaine
and Logan and himself il they conld do
so conscientiously ind honestly. il they
could not vote that way no did not want
their votes for Ills purity or for himself.
ID. aR. H,tRr SPEAKS.
AZ General Gol' SIT down hc was
cheered to the echo. Following this mp.
plausc there were calls from iii parts OF
Inc hall for Mr.. e. d. Hart, of the lxrgLlI-
dENcEE, WHO was OIL the stage. The call
apidly became general, and Mr.. Hart
oming forward said he felt sure that
every one felt rs ho did, edited by and
satisfied with the very able discussion Of
the tariff that Ind been listened to. There
had been new departure in tarilr dis
cussion in this district that he dpplored
| It had been his good fortune and
at the same time great modification to lis.
ten to 4 most CONSCIOUSNESS and shameless
misleading Of young men on this question
| nv mn old gentleman who ncnrlv Ind hotI
i:ot j., re yrar, ,rh,t aiJ .an,Io n =,
should have learned better in his year;
than to have thus attc,np,ed n crimr
against youn. men, but he believed ihe
Young men OF Wheeling were so vide
awake, that they could not be imposed
OH by the plcadiues OF Judge
Brannon. lie advised his hearers to vote
those on the other side: vote to hrtte,
their condition, that Of their family ani
| to educate their cl,lldrou. MI of which WI.
to be done by voting ior General Cor mn,
the princ;ples he represented. ior nro,nc
tive tariff! meant these things !, liz mr.
knowIcdccd thnt there was n denrpss;n,
| in tho iron business in iiis canntrv-
nothing was nericct hut i Lo
made his protective heart wary
as lie had listened to Genera
COTS luciI cxnlanaiion-not So m,,rl
lover uroduction as oyer.imrortat;on mr.
evil to be renelied liz progressive nro
lection A "chauce" Was moi n,iyisabInN
iholI iast TO what We have was n ..ooG
axiom at this time. Referring further 10
lahor bn said that rapjtaj mu., trtnyn;y.
the latter, L,bor rSprcsrntcd a noble man
hoot. and one should beware INV hr
treated il. ensv to I'm fei Nv nrrSn,a !,
knew to la its friends. i; was Il leviathor
when deceived, "E.', - $50
Labor he honestly believed yor,, no,
allow iisclf 10 lc cnslayei hr y hnstil.
narty. It's nrotcrtion was in IT, Nv, I,snJ.
BY sandinr such men to rrnrcsrnt # ir
Conprss NJ General GotT Frcnn"nt ont
.aaa,.o. :" "pp''''o '''A>' ~ 20 'l's
TIE BEER QUESTION,
| Confinuiny' hn said. 81 am nrcuj ~
General Gofl's record. There is not !: