Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-11
A "pEMoCRAr,s,, OPINION

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duty OF every Democrat, who takes an IN
terest in the success of his party at the
oor,;r, e,ac,;op to take n firm stand in de-
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nouncns INC s'euieu asSenap'' ooAN "
Mclean Is making In his paper, the Cin-
cinnati ENQUIRER. 10 defeat Cleveland and
Th,-mon9 poodor, If b;s rsnSr si,cs the
St' Louis convention, nave seen uay ai'ei
day items of news which covertly cried
down these gentlemen, and in tie same
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the hepuoi nominees
Last Saturdays paper came nearer bold
Nv throwing off the mask of his pretended
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character OF q oaS'aru Deihocfa'. oh tue
first page was an article, headed: MO
hawk Valley-A Relation OF Sam iilden
Confident OF Harrison,s Suecess-Aovice
to Republicans as to How 10 SNATCH VIC
tory from the Democrats" when
has not been exceiled IN lts pit
terness oy ything, SO lar puphshed In
any Republican paper IN this country. A
part Of the article was pretended inter
view with Gen. Thomas Ewing. IN which
the General IVES made to belittie PRESIDENT
Cleveland and express grave donots Oh nis
reelection on accountoi MS tarlH nessaSe.
IL is well known in Washington City that
after MIR. Cleyeland's election, Mclean set
himself up rs the general director oil the new
administration. This Mr.. Cleveland woulo
not hear to and Mclean swears eternal
enmity to him and his administrator III
is alo well known IN ONO and west VIZ,
ginia that Mclean has an nndying hatred
for MIR. Thurman ana "ln stop AZ nc
means OF gratifying MS malice tomarus
him. Is the Democratic party, Or, ratner,
are McLesn's Democratic patrons 10 DC
used to AID him IN gratiIying MS naLeu
towards the candidates OF the party! he
has become wealthy, as the owner OF tne
leading Democratic paper west OF the Al e
ghsnies, and he appears 10 De
under the impression that ne can
ohoAu " nooSN
Which he climbed to his present position
Hts present course leaves but one way
open for Democrats who desire the sue
cess Of their party. IL Is 20 at once stop
taking and reading his traltorous paper
Let him look for patronage to the party
which will be benefited by his labor, II by
any possibility he is successful IN his dev-
ilish malice.
His paper has large circulation IN
west virginia, ana from THIS time on II
should not be found In any Democratic
house IN the State. IL Is unnt lot any
person who admires fair dealing and honor
in public journal to read or Introduce
into his family.
Ifany Of your readers wish to subscribe
for Democratic paper, published outside
of Wheeling, permit me to recommend to
tfam the Pittsburgh Post. They will lind
it to be paper whose editors stand square
ly by their party and whose editorials have
no double meaning. They will not tlud
in 1t any Enquirer tactics. NO puplshlng
of the lying illusions OF Gath,
or specials from New York and
Washington City, with startling head
lines, ridiculing the Democracy and
lying about its leading men on the out
side page where they will attract the most
attention, and on the inside page where