The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-01

| House. anu invite lud JuuBb W tAho !
rear seat Laughter,
The jsek-knlfe argument Of two yeaIE
ago was again reviewed, and the fact
pointed ont that protection had iostered
tho manufacture OF cutlery hero, az it has
other manufactures, and better and cheap.
or cutlery Ia made 10 this country than
abroad.
Tho Judge is a protectionist now,
When did he become ons2 He was not
one two years ago. He was not one two
weeks ego, when he told the people OF
Gilmer about the oppressive aud BURDEN
some tariff laws. Here, before the thous-
snds OF voters who will bury him next
Tuesday [Oheepl he talks differently,
He referred to Brannon's remark about
Blaine and Gof, and his response, which
paid q high tribute 10 Blaine, created
baundless enthusiasm. Cheers and cries
Of "Huuah tor Blaine and Goff!" Coutil.
ued several minutes.
CATEcHIsRD,
When the applause and. cheering sub
sided somewhat, Q voice was heard, "a
moment, GsueralW
"All right; am waiting"
"Areyou proteCLlpnist In Congress ?"
IAN the time, [Cheers. Every vote
There ia my record, and 1t speaks for
me. wild ChGeringl l challenged
Judge BrRDnon, and he was dumb as an
oyster, [Oheers IChalleuge anybody 2!
No man can point to page Of my record
and cay, There, you were false to the pee
pie! ['NeVer. That's sol We know
Il ~ Wild cheering II you can, do II
10 my face when ! can answer you Re.
uewed cheering, wild and long continued,
RRANNoE's TARIFF VIEWS,
Judge Brannon would protect the coal
and iron and wool, he Gays, He Gays
nothing Of the gluss or pottery or wooden
goods, All tho laboreTs Of this broad
land are entitled to pTott c.ion, [Oheers]
and 50 far rs can give 1t you shall have
It! [Wild Cheers] and II you men OF
Wheeling DONE Ike it ["We do"l you
have the remedy In your own hands,
rive do like it,"l You can vote
against me next Tuesday, ["Never!"
I'VE won't do it, General" Cheers ]
The Judges views, az expressed in this
Democratic platform, "high duties on
luxuries and low ones on the necessaries
OF life," were dlGsGcted, and the deadly
eiTeCton vital industries Of such pTlncl-
pln II carried out, clearly shown, The
wages here were contrasted with those
abroad, and tue General eloquently |
pointed out tho heresy Of Judge BrGnnon's |
vlsws. lie was almost continuously inter.
Iupted by applause. The Judges unfair
dIatemeuta concerning the Generals posi-
ticn on the Morrison bill also received due
attention, and hia demsgogiC appeal to
the people 10 vote against Colt because he
had money was gcathinGly hold up to
scoTn. The crowd was carried away by
the force Of tho Generals argument, and
Chepred till the root rang,
Mr.. Frames speech Of Friday night was
also taken up, and It only needed to be
blown upon with breath OF truth TO iall
to pieces.
A TALsEuoon NAILED.
Tho charge that tho Republican party
passed 3 law to encourage the importation
n nsuner labor was clearly aud Convinc.
in1ly refutsd,
In response to Mr.. Frames demand for
what the Republican party had done for
labor Gen. Col told many things 1t had
done. The impudenCe Of q West Vir.
giniR Democrat In asking such question
WIS laughsbly apparent when the General
dropped Mr., Promo.
He concluded elcQrently, and was
gain greeted with CHEERS which were
audible for several squares.
Tho crowd called for Senator Scott. He
aropp, and was greeted with voCilerous sp.
plause. He deClined to speak, however,
at 80 late an hour, and babe the crowd
good night,
The speakers wers driven back 10 the
Mcclure House TO tho strains OF "MarCh.
Ing Through Georgia." by the band, sev.
eral hundred enthusiastic Republicans
acting as IN escort. i
It SG9 a glorious night-a toretaste Of
the victory tomorrow.