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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-26
THE BRUTAL BOYCOTT
,wlgn INcREAsED EuRI
Against the Morning NswsPapeFs-A Pro
IEfs,slopaI BO1cOttsr Imported to Die
ga tate to Wheeling PsOpls-Ths Way
ia .Thsy Will put the Screws ON,

on Sunday last q committee Of the Ohio
Valley Trades Assembly waited on the
proprietors Of the morning newspapers Of
this city anduotiGed them that the trouble
which was supposed to exist between them
and their late.employeep, who went on
strike must be settled by yesterday noon
or an organized boycott would begin,
Ths reply was to DO sent to the oiics Of
the BOycOIer,
Yesterday tho proprietors replied thai
thep were ready to meet y committee oil
Typographical Union No, 70, Then came
nvtice from q committee OF the Union
hat the conference "gsked for by the
or0p,iators would be held at Labor Hall
al 1880 p. NJ, at which time the printers
Iould listen to any proposition the pro-
prietors had TO make" Tho propTletoE5
replied that the time was too shoEt, and
hat they had no proposition 70 make,
Through the day there were informal
AXIS between members Of the Type
graphical Union and the proprietors,
While all this was going on the Evening
B!dckmGier was putting into type its re-
port Of tho action Of the Ohio Valley
rralea Assembly ordering a savage assault
III gloug tho line, The decree had gont
prlh hrst; negotiations were opened
iiterwards. The prOprietors are at u losI
70 know tho meaning Of the visits and th'
correspondence upon the hills OF the lates
declaration Of war. II eczema not lmpIoh
lble that the men who have Matched Gn'
are engineering the conspiracy feared tina
the printers and the propTlelOrs wOul,
come to some understanding,
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A pnovEws BAD TUMBLE.

A Tyler County Man Fpils Through III,
lismpiiOid trCstlo.
A we'll known cattle drover Of Tyler
county, SAMUEL MCCooCh, brought some
live stock up on the Ohio River Railroad
yesterday. Last evOting he started TO 80
down Into the Baltimore & Ohio yard TO
attend 10 reshipping the cattle, aud al.
tempted 10 take tho shott cut, going
across the Baltimore 4 Ohio trestle
over the creek at Main
street, In tho darkness no missed his
footing and foil through, alighting at the
waters edge below. He was severely hurt,
and rendered unconscious by tho BhoCk.
When lie recovered, lie shouted for some
time before anybody heard him and came
10 the rescue. lie wAa then helped TO his
ieet and gotten up the bank With difficulty.
Il was al once seen that he WAS pretty ser.
Iously hurt, and he wAs removed TO the
N, Chaflea hotel, and Dr.. Baird summon.
I'D, Ills injuries were pronounced very
i%eFiouA, but not necessarily dangerous
bihOy will lay him up for teVsfal days to
COmU
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Xmas.

A manufacturer OF Q1nnecLicut, from
whom l purchased q largo invoice Of
bronze and brass gooda formy %mas trade,
by some mistake has shipped them too
soon, and as l do not wish 10 carry them
until Xmas l will put them on sale now
at a very low price. Among them are
very handsome vases (2l inches high; a
beautiful brass FIRE BCtsen; a large Grass
easel; a very fine assortment Of hrass and
bronze GAG, lsomethiAs entirely newa aud
exceedingly Beautifully q large assortment
Of paper cutters, (some beautieR); q variO.
ties Of match safes; also Rons very stylish
smokers sets and ash receivers, II will
pay you 10 buy now and hold until Christ.
mas, Gall and soc them any way.
j.. b. WILSON,
Bookseller and S~tatiouer,
1903 Market ST.
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A HELPLESS PEOPLE.
HOW Greater suffering thRn Earth-
aunkOs or PestIIsHeo aye mOS
and Overcome,

The greatest suffering which followed
the awful Charleston earthquake was among
women and children. Men are supposed 70
DO ablo TO care for themselves, but when .
weak woman or . delicate child trembling
with fear Is compelled to sleep in the open
air IT. becomes terrible. And yet women
and children are every day enduring suffer-
inQs that are even worse than Earthquakes.
10 SOC q patient aud yet feeble wife and
mother dragged down by disease, brayely
striving to care for her household to wit
meas a puny child whose outlook for lite,
seems only one Of misery is worse than any
outward evils that one can imagine,
When women have those weak and de-
pressed feelings, that sense Of bearing down,
pain In the back, headache, loss Of color,
lack Of all lilo and energy, our ~EylnpAthies
ara aroused and 1t is then We seek q RELIEF.
But II Is often q ~fruitless task, To restore
youthful bloom and beauty, and render life
happy instead Of miserable, Is indeed Diff
cult But it can be done, Read tho follow
ing, from q wsl'knowp man in Plthburg'
HO said;
~ must tell you Of the improved state Of
AIn, Y,'s health had feareas ho was going
into q decline, for she va eqptinualy
troubled with q dragging and wear feeling
In going about her household duties. She
complained Of a pain in her back, diEEinsSs
In her head, and o general lack Of interest in
almost everything. This had been coming
on for nearly two years. sho wa losing
feIh, and her appetite was poor and iEregu-
lar, Her sleep was by no means regular,
nor was 1t refreshing, She looked pale and
bloodlsSs, and sometimes said that lhe
hardly cared whether size lived or died.
After she had several faint'ng spells, and
found the doctor could do her very little good,
she was told by a nOighbor, who had been in
q similar weak state, that Volna Cordial
was q good thing. She had tried so many
remedies that she said al Rrst there was nc
use Of trying any more, But she had &C
much confidence in Mrs, W., who had 70
covered by the usO of the medicine, that sh'
tried 4 bottle, We were oil surprised at the
effect Of this one bottle. It did wonders II
bringing Mrs Y, out of her low condition,
She had not dared 10 hope for such relIei
aud strength Us It gave her. This enconr
aged her 70 take more, and sho has by thu
time takOp five or SiI bottles. She says thai
there iS no medicine like Yolina Cordial Rnt
! believe Rho Is right"
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Advice to %con.nmpnyps.

On the appearance Of the first symn
toms, as general debility, loss Of appetite,
pallor, chilly .sensationa, followed by
nightgveats and cough, prompt measured
OF +elief should be taken. Consumption
Is scrofulous disease OF the lungs; there.
fore Use the great anti.sCrotulous or blood.
purifier and strength.restorer, Dr.. Pierce's
"Golden Medical Discovery" Superior
to cod liver oil as a nutrittve, and ppsur.
passed as q pectorsl. For weak lungs,
shifting OF blood, and kindred affections,
has no equal. Sold by druggists. For
DR.. Plerce's treatise on consumption, aend
10 cents In stamps. Worlds bispensary
Medical Association, 063 Main etreet, hui.
falo, N Y, tu I'll 4 "
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Hollowish Coat

UrOu tho tongue, particularly near It's base, Is In
ItSOlt sufficient to denote blliOuSnCss, an AllmOnt
to tho development Of which the hot weather.
1t may DO remarked In paSSInE-lS extremely favor
able, and which autumn often tringS IN It's train
as a lingering legacy, II not rolpG1icd-whirh Il
speedily may DO with llo6tettots stomach Is ttrs
then follow aggravated disorders Of the SIOm Wh
and bowels, dun palnS beneath the lowe iIsb(
ribs, nausea aud headache. A prompt use OF This
Invaluable specific Is always 1tSlrRhlC, no mater
luepcc directly bcpeilcial, The hilO the oh,triO.
ilQp 10 It's TOW being relieved ty the relaxation OF
the bowels, returns 10 IL natural Ihanrel, and Tho
portion. Of II, which has. lOtccl. It's wAi mo aud
also resumes It's digestive function. Rhuuintism,
fever and Ague aud kidney ttJuDle al.Q SgOuVIgb
70 the Bittera. IthSiW
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rIrnoUa1 THE srATE,
Accidents and accidents In West Virgin
and Vicinity.

Charleston is to have a bicycle club.
Gas Ia TO be reduced To $2a thousand
feet at Charleston.
Charleston's opera house is being reft.
tod, and Fred WRtde is shortly 10 reopen
there.
Tho production Ia The Washington oil
field Tor the twenty.touT .h0Itg end.
ing Saturday noon, showed O falling
oG, LbelnR only 10000 barreIS,
The FNirmont IndtE says that thCre are
no new developments at the Warrington
well. Hukill 4 Co.. however, are buslly
engaged leasing additional territory In
That Vicinity, and until that work lS com.
pleted II 10 probable that n0thiHg eEtraor.
binary will he struck. The men 10 charge
Of The well, Notwithstanding that the drill
ID kent going, Insist that the we'll 10 no
deeper than when the big gas pocket was
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The annual cheap rate excursion &c
Chicago Is announced by the Pennsyl'
yania lines west OF Pittsburgh for Mon
day, November s. Tickets good returning
until Thursday, November Is, inclusive
The Fat Stock Show and numerous other
attractions will be in Chicsgo during thii
time. For full information apply to the
nearest passenger or ticket agent Of tht
Pennsylvania Company, Pittsburgh, Gin
cinnati & st. Louis Railway COMPANY, OIL
Chicago, st. Louis u Pittsburgh Railroad
Company.
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W, D. Suit, druggist, Bippus, Ind, teS-
aes: II u recommend Electric Bitters as
The very OCst remedy. Every bottle sold
has given relief in every case. One man
TOOK Blk bottles, and was cured Of rhuma.
tam Of Ian years standing" Abraham
Hare, druggist, Bsllvllle, Ohio, aEirms:
This hesl selling medicine l have ever
handled 10 my twenty years experience
IL Electric Rlt era" Thousands OF Others
have added their testimony, 80 that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all h~isgN5es OF the liver, kidneys
n blood. Oaly 4 half dollar q bottle, at
& Co.'S drug store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-26

The Democrats of Doddridge county
have held their County Convention.
They nominated Judge Chap Stuart fol
House Of Delegates and A. O. MCGEE fol
County Commissioner.
The GrcenbAck candidate for State Sem
ate In the Richie district, G. Warren
Hays, has Withdrawn from the field In
favor Of the Republican nominee, Judge
Maxwell. II the matter was Of all ID
doubt before this completely assures the
election Of Judge Maxwell.
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TBut obi what damned inlnutee tells he
o'efn who suffers, but wAitsj who wriLheS,
vel means, before he makes up his mind
10 Sond out for jult twenty-five cents
worth Of Salvation Oh, the pain cure,
they Say the average politician lsRottiAg
hnaTSe lalkinR about tArid and no tariff
buI he Cuteb Bic cold every night With Dt.
II1ll'a Cough Syrup, and bsglns alfseh
next morning with The lark,
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Attention

Ladies' are requested to call and examine
the New White Automatic Sewing Ma
chine, single thread.
Persons having used the Wilcox & Gibbs
Automatic machine, will find the White
TO be superior in every respect. An ex'
animation is respectfully solicited, II
can be seen at the salesroom Of
EDWARD L. RosE 4 Co.,
n No. 55 Twelfth st,
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The public are cordially invited to call
and Gee the fine bronee and brass goodg
at ]. B. WiLsoS'a,
Bookseller and stationer,
1908 MAFkaE A.
Hollis Thnt Sound Atnr.

NAllN
Those WIG have heard Great Pc ter, o
York, announce that midnight has come
are not likely to forget the deep and thrill:
log resonance that HllS the DIR and boomS
over the silent city. This bell weighs
twelve tons and q half, and cost C2,0Ol.
It was second to none In this kingdom,
till Big Ben was set Up ct Westminster
TO stand E~entinellike over the the mighty
Thames. Great Tom 0'Lincoln Il Gnoth.
er bell Of great reputation. II was reCaSt
In 1895, aud on la return from the White.
chapel foundry II was welcomed home
BY q procession Of clergy, gently and ciLl.
gems with banners flying and bands play.
Ing In the South ENTRANCE to the CITY. Il
l5 elk teet high and nearly seven feet Ia
diameter and weighs ave tons and eight
cwt. Us tone 10 also Of an extraordinary
lullness, richness aud sweetness, especially
when heard In the dead Of the'ninht,
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Dir. j. 9. cAMrNNll Il A
lie Passes Peacefully Away at the nipc Age
of E%ighty.nlnU YearA,

L -
OF Eigity.nlnU Yeata,
DR.. j. O. Campbell, a former citizen o
Wheeling, for years among the leading
members OF the Ohio county bar, dice
Yesterday al his home on 1.-THE. Bethany
Pike, this county, aged nearly elghty.nint
yeRtR, Dr.. Campbell will DO well. 70
menfbsfed by older CltlSenB, though hC
has for ybars lived Ia the country. When
the late Jill. rendleton came TO Wheeling
he entered into partnership with Or,
Campbell, who had already eatabllshed a
large aud lucrative practice. The de-
ceased left three children, one being the
wife Of Dr.. ". ]. Dates, another the
widow Of the late Mljor Richard Savage,
and tho third, John y. Campbell, al
officer Ia the u. q. Navy. lie was q
brilliant and BuCCeBsiull member oil
his profession, and since his retirement
has lived quietly AZ his home In che
country, retaining the respect Of his old
aC0uRiniAnCeB In an eminent degree.
His family have the sympathy Of an I'm.
Usually Wide circle oil acquaintance and
ifl6nd6 In their bereavement
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FALL and Winter Stock Just received.
A full line Of sultlngs, O%yCrC0atings
and pantalOOningS. Also q full line Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
eulpnsSA 9p'VlAl'9IC HESS s SONS.
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lssreptc, Cous!ipstsb, should address,
With 10 cents in stamps for treatise,
World's Diaper cary Medical Association,
GG1 dain street, buffalo, N. Y. m thu &w
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Thermometer Record.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at sChnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner. Monday:
"a. Nj, So IL NJ, 1851. NJ, 7O'; 7P. Nj,
bSo.
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TIT was currently reported on the streett
Yesterday that the Republican County
Executive Committee had notified Mi,
Hart that his absence was desired al
last night's Republican mass meeting.
The report and the statement In the
Erening Matchmaker are both without
foundation. II may be Baid further that
MI. Hart will always consult his own In.
C~linAllon about attending any public
unihsrinp,1
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WE have introduced a new system Of
selling Watches Oh tho lnStallment plan
whereby you can secure q watch at once
on eaSy payments. toll and investigate.
JACOB ". GRUBD, JeWeler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
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,,sw - Women would Vote.

wets women allowed TO vote, every
ana In The land who has used Dr.. PlefCa'a
dFayofite Prescription" would VVte II 70
be al uniallllg remedy Lor the diseases
pecuiiAf 10 her sex, BY druggists,
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The Leiderkranz Singing Society will
hold their ball October p in Ulrich's Hall
at N!naville, in place OIL schater'a Hall,
Bridgeport, on account Of illness In MI
Schaier's family. oct %
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 25.-1 A. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania and West Vir-
ginla generally fair weather, northwest
erly winds, cooler.
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Tho county executive committed Of the
Republican party did an act in informing
Mr.. Hart, Of the IETELLIGeNcER, that he
was expected to take Q back seat in 10.
nights Golf meeting, and that his pres.
ence was not wanted In the conferences oil
that party, that may have a telling effect
In Tuesdays election. Hart hiss become
40 Objectionable TO tho leaders Of the Re.
publican party here that numerous repub.
iicana will charge the defeat Of Gen.
GoG, should he be defeated, to Mr.. Hart
and refuse all future patronage to the In.
TELLiuRNCER. This seems TO be a sensible
light in which 10 view the INTELLidENcER's
bad breaks against organized labor and
many OF our best citizens.
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Ghe Gtttdligemer.
oIIeei No.. ID Nnd "a Fonrteenth street.


Hoyal Argaud BurnCr-EUIOltt d LfOs.
Plblic EGlC-W. II. llaller.
Special Notice iO Ladies' EwiDg Bros,
Gospel IIymnE-u. ". Qulmby.
Chest shield undCFWpAr-D. GundliDg 4 Co,
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Work will be received at the Wcman'l
Industrial Exchange each afternoon thiI
week, from two until four o'clock,
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We are receiving daily large invoices OF
Shoes Of the leading makers In all sizes
aud widths, L. v. BLOND,
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Palace Coal Vases, Parlor Fire Sets,
Parlor Tenders. A large variety Of styles
at NEsBIrT & BROS,
1879 Market st.
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Cent? Fine and Medium grades Of
hoes in all the leading styles, at
L. V. BLoND's,
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both Tickets to be Defeated.

FiOn he Ittflng Dldtlmdltr, Ut0br %.
The defeat oil the democratic ticket In
Ohio county will be solely aud purely the
work Of rat manager fancy, and the
democratic voters propose to hold the
Register to q strict accountability, ire.
spectiye Of the printers strike.
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Col. George Caldwell was now
called for most voCitoTonsly
and was brought forward
by Captain Dovener. He electrified the
crowd as he always does, He said any
number Of good things; In fact every.
thing he said was good. When in the
course Of his remarks he
mentioned Blaine, the applause
and cheering was deaiening and again
1t was 80 when he eulogiSsd General Gof
and his courae In an eloquent manner,
The Colonel came out strong last night
and waa so happy over the SUCCESS Of the
meeting he could hardly contain himself.
The meeting adjourned, with thrse
cheers and a tiger being given. 1t was
half an hour afterwards before General
Golf reached his carriage. The people
again wanted to ahake hands with him,
especially the ladies. lie was escorted to
his hotel by about $50 men aud the band.
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scalds, burma and household accidents
immediately Curtd by The use OF 81.
Jacobs Oil.
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LIS. Good 4 %. cell dry goods IL.
heapeas
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The public arc cordially invited to call
and see the due bronze and brass goodg
at j. B. WlLsQN'g,
bookseller and %stGtloner,
J., 1903 Market 81,
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The people were not IN, the
tbs hour was lsts, General COTS tariff
talk had enthussd them to the highest
pitch and they wsated more OF the same
talk. They called for Senator Scott, who
Is q candidate for reelection to the State
Senate, and finally that gentleman came
forward, He said II was not his
purpose to detsin them. He was no
public speaker, having come up from the
ranks where he had had no chance to
learn how to address such o magnificent
asssmblage like COT, ! am again a Candi'
date the nomination to the Senate WAS
not Of my seeking, but II you honor
me by re.eleCting me shall
do my best as l have always tried TO do
for you. / conCur In every word General
Golf has said about the tariff. He then
showed the difference between tho wages
Of men working in hiR glass house and
those in European houses, Mr.. SCo!t's
address was a short one but 1t was d.
reCtly to the point and caught the crowd.
There were, loud calls for Professor
Jones. That able and magnetic colored
orator came forward and was greeted with
three rousing cheers. He said "lhere's
nothing in order tonight fellow citizens
but General Cots Speech" [Oheers
Mr.. WhitakeE was called for. Capt,
Doyener appeared for him and said some
more good things, He paid his compli.
ments to Mr.. j. o. Pendleton and said
that N, B. S. meant Nobody Beats
Scott"
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this contest was to be gave US as a candi'
date q man whose character Ia high,
whose principles are firm, who believes in
protecting and fostering American
labor and industries, loud cheer:
ing.l The people are aroused
and on November second they will
rise and let fall the votes Of ireemen until
the result will be that Judge Brannon will
be covered so deep that the pick'aTe Of
Time shall never again uncover him.
[Laughtsr.1 take great pleasure IN IN
PRODUCING General Gof, our next Con-
UTARsman.
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alstp Advertisements.

PROP.
eTty-l will Iell Ut the front door Of the Con,,
House on Saturday, November Q, lSsG, that lSTss
brick Dwelling House, cOntalnlnR sig Rooms a liz
gaIlar Hallway ana Porch together with tbs
lSTPe Stables, sheds and other OutbuldiDg, IA
'fed m NelE:ll street, coIler Of sixteenth in
Manchester,
adppied for draining .puro tseS, Th,re il Rgod
SpIinR ueAT BIZ, ilOm which water ca b. Obuin,I
Also city water In hydEanis u the door.
Twill also oil FRtilme time ald place that very
lsITab.e Farm OF n aces Of land, NTH IN
DEelling HOUSES on II, with stables, SHEDS, DatrnwS
Chicken Houses, etc., ETC., SIT lAled on the Wheel
ing, PlttS0uIR 4 Baltimore RailrlRd, at Mount Ia
'hintIl station, THIS Farm ~ III y hig0 tar ~
cultivation, having bsen improved, ioGilkei ana
managed Ior he past four Yeas by The owner i
| (. Kimberly, who has been lunnlng II Is A ms,ks;
garden W. H. HALLEl1r AuCliOuer,
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the past Two years. n py t1b ullt ! w
been In Congress two yearS longer he will
have learned considerable more. He has
already placed the statute elimination on
his i~aGk,knite; he has been weighed and
found wanting. We will give him
no trial. II can read
anything, l Rm 10 be reelected. Brannon
says business Ia boominRi Ia he right2 Is
trade better than Tor years past2 1s It not
the case that importatlons are booming,
and is that this right kind Of q boom for
this blessed landP ["No,"l
VOTE As JUDGMENT DICTATES.
Consider well; cast your vote not
as = p~RrtlsRns, but IS will beat
subserye your interests. Whatever
the result may be shall always cham
pion your interests. Tell me, working
men, voters OF all classes and stations,
why you are all going to vote against me.
Is there anything to be said against me
except to Join in the cry Anything to
beat Gof," rell me, you sons OF Ireland,
why you are going 10 vote, against
me when / represent the prlnClplea that
are against E1glish supremacy, de re-,
viewed the manner in which the grad
industries OF Ireland were crpshed out
by the English. He closed his address
in q neat, eloquent appropriate
manner and took his seat amid
q storm Of applause, Hundreds
Of hands were reached up to shake the
gallant Generals hSnd, while the cheer
Ing continued. Finally he jumped down
on the Aoor and shook hands right and
left, The people in their anxiety to get
near him nearly pulled him to pieces