Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
THE OLD ROMAN

Discusses Minister West aud the Murchl-
son Letter.
LIMA, O., October 26.-AfIer dinner the
Judke was driven to Fauret's Music Hail.
where the AFTERNOON meeting was held
Toe hall wal packed and cvertiowiug and
the crowd gave enthusiastic greeting to
the speakers of the day. Hon. George
Hull presided. the Piqua Democratic
Glee Club furnished music at thu opening
of the m,etipg, and at the end of the regu-
lar speeches tweoty-gour handsomely bau-
danna uniformed young ladies tcom C'id
Water gave q similar kind OF a treat.
Judge Thurman was received with storm
Of applause.
THURMAN's ADDRESS.
Hon. Geo. Hull in introducing Judge
Thurman introduced him IS the next Vice
Presiieat OF the United States, and Judge
Thurman said:
Mr.. CHAIRMAN, LADIES AND GENTLE
MEN: This is about the hundredth tine
this wear that have been introduced as
the next Vice-Prssident CT tee United
States, aud ii had not all my life ceen
careful reader Of the scriptures and tcu ad
the-eio q warning against false prophets
should certainly believe tpas | WI
be the next Yic.-President. lGreat
cheering am not gong to make
TO you what under oteec cream
at ,nces, should make a somewhAt FL D.
q ate spesch upon the tariff. The reasons
| am not going to do this ore t. 70 :old: In
the first place yau are 10 be addressed this
evening. if no; this af { noon, by one oi
tina most distinguished Statesmen OF the
Halted Sta:ss-:he Speaker Of the house
orr ,ssntatives Of the Congress o. tne
| II h.. States, the second officer in rank IN
United Sts'e', and wsat Is net'et
{ =: INK. far better than rank, man oi
ru-a uear!, OF char tcId aud ci true pa
~, N. ard who understands the pnollc
., IONS upon which he sreGs to 'hs
NONE "a well as any man thar ever spoke
:, hem. / Iefsr t. the Hen John u.
CARLISLE. Tgreat cheering perfect expsr;
nnon this sahj CO of the tarig, thsie'o;e
atk vou 70 excuse me feom any lor 6 speak
iug on that suhjsct, and all Of you tone
and listen TO him when he sp1aks to night.
II
REPUBLICANS DODGE THE ISSUE.
Now. nv fiisrdI, another re 'son that
have f,r om:tsing 20 say much on that
tbsne is thst we have been talkirg Opo1
the subject tf the triff now fcr about q
mouth-nay, for about ak noltfs !
might say, going hack to the &c rates II
Coogress. f,r sb ,ut twelve m lntas We have
b,en talking and deb Iting on the s1hJsct
of the tariff, and l think I may ssfsly as-
sert 10 every msn, who Is willing to cpsr
bis ears to ;hs t;u.h. that in this lons us
cnssion the Democratic speakers have ha1
the victory on their side ren cheerlngI
and that our opro aents feel this TO be so
is yary evident, as it seer to me, IRON
several cucumst inces TO which VIII nov
refe:.
II trey cid not believe that the argr
ment on this quest on OF the tariff was ol
the Democratic side, why in the world di.
tteJ try and insert arotoer issue to tall
about; why did thsy ject the fshertt
treaty and attempt to make out that ta
Pas dent Of the Uaitsd States hai nc
stood in bold, in manly manner for tt
interests cf the people of the ULi'ed st'te;
Why did they do itG Gentlemen there
way of tsstiOg
HOW SINCERE THEY WERE
mon thst subj sct. Tn, P,eiidens neg
tistsd trsaty IN regard TO the hshsrlt