The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-06

queriug battalons from the farm. ths anvil
the loom, from the mine, Tue workshon
and the deak; from the hut Of tbe trs nnar
on the snowy Slerras, tho hu, Of lhe tisGey.
man On tue banks Of tho lludaon. The
HepnDilean States must furnish thess
Gon1neflng: battalions II triumph come,
Does not sound political wisdom dictate
aud demand that leader shall be given
10 them whom our people will follow, n al
as conscripts advancing by funeral marches
10 certain ueieat, but Y grand civil bero
whom the souls ol the people de,lre and
whom they will follow with ali ths en,hu.
aiasm Of volunteers ~ they sssep on anI
onward 10 certain ylctorya. [Oheers
In this contention oi forces 10 Whoa.
candidate, shall DO intrusted our battls
lliIP CitiZens, am not here. nni NV
tongue cleaves 10 the roof Of inv mou,h Il
abate one 1.-THE from the lus. iame and
public honor Of Chester A, Arthur. onr
rtesidenl (Applause ] abs.e moi one
1.-THE irom the Just iams and public intev,
tity oi Geo. +. Eimunda, OF jos, A. UsW-
icy, oi John Sherman, ot that grand aid
black. eagle Of Illinois there ths sneaker
waa interrupted several moments bv
prolonged applaussl and am
proud to know that thess ,Iis.
tinguished Senate o whom | have nams5
have borne like testimony 10 the nnhllr
ille, ne public, character and the public
Integrity Of him whose confirmation
btouaht him to the highest olllca, seconI
In dignity TO tho Office OF tho President
only himself, the frat Premiership In I'M
administration Of James A. Garfield. IAN.
plAuse, ] the man for whom The Senators
AND rivals will yo!e. The Secretary Of
State o. the United States Ia good enough
ior plain tlesh and blood Gods poople io
vote ior President. Loud applause ! Who
shall be our candidate? [Crlts OF "BIaine.1
Arthur" and Logan" 4 loud voiee
yelled above the tumult, "Glye us Black.
jack, and We will elect him." When
quiet was somewhat restored The sneaker
Not the representative Of II
particular intereet or particular clasP. Sand
the great proclamation to the country
labeled, "the dector's candidate" "ihe
lawyers candidate "ths Wall street can.
didate," and the hand Of resurrection
would not iathom his November vrsve
Applause Gentlemen, no must be a
representative OF American manhood,
lApP,susc a ltplt sentative oil that liy..-
!nH Republicanlsm that demands smpl.
industrial protection and the Opportunity ~,
labor shall be enabled 10 earn
and eat the bread Of Independent employ.
ment, relieved oil the niendicant compeii-
lion with ~psuper Europe or pagan China,
Loud applause. lie must bs a repro.
sentative Of that Rspublicanism that de.
mands the absolute political, a. we'll "a
personal, emancipation and enirunchis..
!nent Of mankind-a representative oIinat
Republicanism which recognize, the STAMP
Of American citizenship Al tho passport to
every right, privilege and considera-
lion, at home or abroad, whether
under the sky Of Bismarck, under the pal.
netto. under the pelican. or the banks Of
.he Mohawk; that R,publcanism that re.
CARDS with dissatisfaction q deepotism
Which under the Sic !Stn,pr TWqnnis Of
'he Old Dominion emasculates by slsurht-
y popular majorities in the name of
Democracy; aRepublicaniBm ay embodied
md stated in tho platform Of princlples
his day adopted by your Convention.
Gentlemen, such Representative Repub.
ican Is James G. Blaine, OF Maine.