The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-20

JGUSIA2O, 1884. +
the tleb.n OF American cii.zens sbrost,
: Irlsh.Ansricars feel very sore on thi
Il point. There is also quile i general htlie
Y among The Irish citizens OF New York
withon. regar,, 10 party, tha. Blaine. !. !
President. would cause the ripLts Of Xmeri
G g1 e''izNia abroad to ba respected
this hello! is hia s.rongeet elemen
VI essehyin with thcas who sav she5
WIZ holt, and it csuicB 60 gen.
efal 3 iriendly feeling toward Blaine that
VIII remove the fear ot being accused oi
!feeson-a fear that has often hitherto
s neid many lrishmen In the Democratic
h pafty which they would otherwise have
;, eolted. Boiling this time will no. involve
= ms gs'raclam % OF any sort. That's important,
!. inis lee!lng alons Will CAUSE tons OF thou.
sands Of Itiah Democrats throughout the
. country to vote for Blaiue, But tho Strong.
Tst rause Of the disailecsion among the
ittsh voters In this city, Is have found It
n my taSa Ia, the workiugmsn's reason,
> Governor Clevslan,l's vsto Of the five.
CENT bill, hia veto Of the Mechanics Lien
bi,i, and his veto Of the Horse Car divers
oiii anu nave cauaed him to be regarded
No corporation lawyer, and several work.
men nave said to Inc that they did not
care whether oil tho tattoo charges against
hlSlne Wero trne or not, thny would rathor
uaat any one than man who had showed
0lmssli Ike Cleveland, Whenever tho on.
pottThity came, to bn first Of all corpor.
!toh lawyers. Thia teeling Is interss. Few
teoMe cave any lues ol the strength OF
sno .eeling oi hatred against corporations
aulong Tue WORKING classes."
| t.r JOHN KELLY. g.4.s.
"Is Jnhn Kellv aa nowarf,, n,;.h a.
Irisb ro,a,o ~ NJ W" "'t' INV ~
-, $3.50 - Ns" o!h M ne usually
"Well, Kelly ia .ho,a, ,bot !, -
knowlcdged lesdsr =. mon - -cb;sa, I,,n.st
| from his natural ability anil sn,;.nd.I w.
cause he recognizes the fact that, in q re- re.
pnoic; = me man WHO desires to bsa boss
wems s u,'s e "a :ha. ~ nad oat now inc people
truthful and honess wben he he says az sih,est'y sha,
could not control all his followers to vote
10y no u!eveland II he were to try. Thsre is
DsTocrst, NOV nn,n;n,.;eaa Ias e.a'lsement o! the
host NJ @a ,,.-a., nsiHne Ia. M9alu oeciue q
a yeyv 1a,c. nsrn,,..a 49, 10 J'!o hot conlfoi
ars II bs in0;s,ad .h.. ~, y. n'e onh 1ollow.
Clevaland 'Th;s aHs IL ~ snJy saouIu support
nec. a. ai,,;n .s 70 nn cl.!e! re, san sas'
na,rr,J ,,"a;.;Is,, ~ 'uo AsAco' LIZ NOT Mn
.Whar r;o't.In' ;a .n -
cmors ,ha m d;9, 9 1uoa1 popnial american,
Tr,sh 4uAt C"noduEtes, win the
'mpanaa1 'mriicHo "M pop"istton
II h.. ouu !" an a,i t,Vss or question, Butler.
h;o ,,a,a uNs o. ~ 70 ..hs'y 1n"tne VIII receive
ca,.. s 80, 10. NV ohlY nom 1he Irish .Ameri.
80, ~ ous nun 1he ahsr!csn Worklngmen
,,o,..s u.osineuse laoor e.cmont. l have
% hsr -, ,ahas ~ .ue. win MofkingmsI-a mem:
=, nsr Q! labor organic atlcus-who doubted
lnhnsn s"e1'y Al aoVocatlng tno claims OF
-, p,.,sr v,, : r,,x
"Who do you think vii, winqu
"Blsins-nnd larra,,, I,,I.,, /, =, -
chanpe comes, by Tho hail. ~ 49, @ sT.:
American votes This ho,t !, f,nass
mainly on the b4,;e, that Rla;ne :. ] y sa,.
American ,hsn c,o,e,ana : VI, D..,et
.,,,,,,, s,., ~ S'' S'0'u. na'eVef the
'''D" . ~. y. 'ne eainpa'gn the lfish IN Amer.
lca VIII DO the gainers, for know thst i: ia 7
slmoas an lnlossibility TO make educated
native Americans sympsthizs with the
wrongs OF the 1,ish il Ireland aa long gs
the Irish in Americs are the willing eorfa
OF Gne party, md OF that party during i;s
wosst days-when 1t was the fos Of impar- .
ilal llpefty. The l'lah in America would
nave been very ungrateiul ii they had not
alseu themselves with the Democratic {
party IN :hs past, but tho reaeons Tor that
loyalty (as think jlstly due to the Dsmo.
cfalc party have passed away, and the
leaders Of the Democratic party lor the last {
t"s1ty tssy years have manac'ed the Irish ;
nnnds M, held out to them in gratitude.
ea,vs, Say H5e degrading The rece they once
w. ',r ".n,. ,,,
.n VIZ 1Ah iA'sh l. BECAME DEMOCRATS.
Don't you know why .he Irish became
Democrats? Well, es upur,. sny exnlana.
tim of irish oor5not 49,. -. ~ 49, o1p'au
~ ,wa w. ~ h.a; ue: :., 'uus oAIe . century
or l"e' 70 hegin with, the 1rish in Ire
AZ oo'en Aunuteo years. were perSe.
eu'eu " ACCOUNT OF thelr race, BY fire,
sMulu, hmu,u law anu s,anaer, IN every form Of
for three hunarsl vssrS.ha ~ t.'1 ,.t ~ tie.anq
mean-were persscutsd on sccount 1, Of tba;r ! a
religion. The Eogiish penal laws against :!
ssa e atsn ~ wsre "a asloeous as the
ooo,ed men md % ,hss" naSa1 ssaiSt !. luz liee
only repealed in 1929 Every Catholic Inv =
sud PEASANT whalever else he may not :
iioOs qEis is kno" M soont tho psrsscu
in lSlS 70 anl 80 tbe ti,zt "rss, Me
ton ul The Irish oceurreti. Un to that i t;ma
TIM l,;sh IN, =, ;,xni;, -, ~, - - '4"t 'iii'o