Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-18
TR CARLISLE SPEAKS.
IAN ABLE SPEECH FOR REVENUE
ID REFORM.
N. he Way b Foster lndusEiss-NO DIS
-, S,,pId Be Nsds IN. fSXatOn-M,
Carlisle Reviews the Rsld-Plsassd
4, the Result

,.r,,ar House this morning. lie
N, ". Loading speaker At to-nighfs
~ - n the IrOquois Club. During
o'lt-, ,.D;ns he courteously but firmly de-
'R ~, ,r,rou, requests for newspaper
''.,- :,as but 1t noon consented to
~ decision in favor Of your cores
'I an. He said that he had already 50
Fl'''- sd his views upon the recent
- ..,,i,p ,ha, he had decided to speak no
''.. n,,r the point in the belief that this
-, ,., r.i,e.a,ion OF opinion not only
-, ,s,ssa,v to make public man ap-
.r,,r,us but also to indicate that
- upduly desirous of forcing his
.-.,,. upon the public. With this pro-
he speaker went on to say:
~ tT-s1Ie HE il j. true that l was inclined to
rarl the
,r.rlr OF THE RECENT ELECTIONS
-..r,-,b,e 70 the cause Of revenue re-
5 -, nm S,v now for the first time that
N--', N,--,,,E,nr over the field and consider
-. ,3vir,, which | have received from
= -, ,lr,s of the country | am con-
e-,.b - hat the cause has gained strength
w - - m. House and in the country gen
~ ~ .,rr- the last elections. OF the 1S4
80 S'-,,rr,r, in the present House, thirty
Is r,.,,l a,linst the Morrison bill. In
- Ho1sr the Democrats will number
:, 80 l7& and the supporters Of revenue
-, y, will he lust ~ strong as they are
- r--,.n, time. The loss, therefore,
'~.ao The Democrats who are opposed to
-s..r rIther than those fayOring 1t, and
-. ,,g,t : 4 distinct victory for the re
a. cement Certain papers have pointed
- tse 70 the tIct that certain support
i Trye1ue reform failed of renOmiaa-
4 -, IN, thew studiously omit To add that
-. r-rsss5rS are with Us on that issue
u tn: the change was simply that OF
i m l1i no; Of principles
There > another point upon which
n ,,. -,. previously spoken. The pro-
.-..,g.,, papers throughout the country
= r07ily claiming that
IHENEW LABOR VOTE
,,.5 hr, been developed in some parts of
q s.rcu,ry Is another crushing blow at
V--.>2' 2, views. o., ~ prefer TO call 1t,
r-srraue reform. Nothing can be fur
r..suu tue facts Is they exist. In very
.rg:.h- elections did this issue enter at
l-t il! tls worSingmen OF one part Of
n Z. urlrrv voted Indirectly against our
z-ag.r, they did Just the opposite at the
q rsrrqi. F.. Instance, IN New York
s--7 tre1--r. .uavowed free trader, gets
* --. 81. r.y workingmen' votes, while IN
.s.t none OF the strongest prOtec
q r-% districts in Illinois, Congressman
Lz.s- wh1 was 4 thick and thin OppO-
l..a MORRISON. : hill, gets through barely
,-.... l.. . D: his teenh.
,.,,.o..ag~e facts against the defeat Of
g-,a1. i,ucl and other re:ormers, 1t
p ~,a ;GGt Il the prOtectiOulStS are
go. ->e ,ae labor vote Is 81 argument
=, .lsg must admit that the account is
II 81 r,Cliiy balanced even If II is not To
5c c8-y4l4ge, and they must also admit
a.g-rre tie labor vote was most fully
Ssg.ei the preponderance, as in New
-i5a! Ch,r.So, has been IL favor OF our
rsE, These are facts and stubborn ones,
<. end % Justify my opinion that the
Sl:o;;ie recent elections has not only
= ay5r, .r 70 the cause of revenue re-
IN 5-: that the cause Is stronger In and
II tls House than ever
NOT CHAGRINED.
h1spoase 10 personal questions the
gsls; said. The reports that I have
(. - ,-4Gr:ned by the result of the elec-
q, = NJ own district are purely sensa-
"a. Had my opponent gained on the
Y a-a!ns; HE 1T the prior elections
Il ~ would have been good ground for
SL.e.atl0N that the result WAS 3 colt
s--l1on OF my course and principles;
D. 1a,ter otiICt NV competitor did not
2 at. o.. the opposition vote which was
sa's.,rl a the previous election, while
l,1rl. opinion Of my own supporters,
2, 1r saat WAS not in danger, accounts
IL .agS Cd! activity which resulted In
: -vlo,EI,,c decrease in the Demo
--s ro.e Hlithc difference between
J. 'lgg'-;erS in l>s4 and 1856 gone over
1s 'qp'n~ur nobody would deny the
t~-saacr o. the result"
.a- "ay;h annual banquet of the IrO-
Pa, y.lo occurred tonight At the Pal
< a'l>e Among the large number OF
a-;l>lrd Democrats To whom invita-
Is 2'a been sent, the following are
-'-, Toe mg,, widely known who ac-
~ AMI Wee present: Hon. JnO. G..
1-'r h'7. J. =. Beck. Hon. Edward
=. 1lt Hon. J. Sterling Morton. The
-'.-o ri,rr' OF regret were received;
FROM TIE PRESIDENT.
ENECUTIvE MANSION !
WASHINGTON. d. G.,
November IL, 1855.
--a.' F'-"aa. Lsq, Corresponding Sec
~ oEAG SRI regret exceedingly
= '-.'A duties Just at this time un-
=. eI1c'lnS and important, prevent
4Nrqulg YOUR invitation 10 at
-e fourth annual banquet Of the
- O.1' On the 10th inst. am
Impressed with the present inn
90 a thorough and timely
.+,.'2 os tie people OF the various
- "l.ra are related 20 good gov
= All '1e prosperity of the cOuRtry
80, o-arNe they are 50 related,
- - .-T Welfare aud prosperity of the
=, >'s"c party, In the work which
undertaken of presenting
-. t..S'.oaS 20 the judgement of our
-. - '-cn manner as TO remove mis-
- .'-> ant aid 4 correct conclusion.
=. : .-4' tae lroquOiS Club will prove
!, =. .-s,'.'e .n>trumentality Hoping
- -2g,&raInS banquet will be an
= - Pleasure as well as usefulness,
.--' sincerely.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
4EWITT'S REGRETS.
H., NEw YORK. November Il.
d, >.A.-I beg 70 make NV grateful
- -, liea; 70 the IrOyuois club OF
=, -, NE honor Of an invitation 70
- - annual banquet and 10 assure
- 'S,e' with which am COM
~. .-.o,,i. you Of NV inability tC
Il, ;. "a. :. The reunion Of my Democratic
49,, .'''S'l % the maintainanees sound
= - ..,.-,' pes and 70 perpetuatiOn OI
acss,.,,5is / ',l;.o2S. under which We have
S.r.,,.' .sE9ad si,,a experience, or hopes ot
% ..oerty IN other lands.
Sincerely yours,
d., ABRAN :. HEWITT.
- = L-.-.- Ven. -.-.I