The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-09-28
oo,smeot Published in I8r9p
Appealing for Protection
rur DEMOCRACY OF TO-DAY
,,.rc., ll,en T'arin Asked for to
n.illnp rndu,irie, -.I'rfc Trade
sdI;.ru Tried without Sue
s,-s-l Sor0ng Paper.

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s"' ,,..,rtnd Ia the Drpsent
h'e "'', '" i.,.,,,iyss There was Mt
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that tine 40 If1' i'""o P"' ~
r.a.J S.llcs; the tariff oil which the
'"', nan. rompIginrl was passed with
P'i'o"''' III. pro,ec,ion Int ex.
ayrw 10 alo,"''s :,.,,.,a,s Y
pricncc hai SHOWN It 20 Nv '""'eq""S''
,,;mr ui grrat distress was upon the
"'' ,uJ u,trinlic men turned to
c2'"'' |' '.ir,,i Tho lossond disron-
Congress JOG ''',''' -. -,
tent ie,W&,ng the tirlu OF lolo i'iu"Ieu
C,r,r,ss t, pass the tariff act ol 1874,
T ,,b,ch thrr, WAS an immediate
l'i'' I.,.,,,.ri,, further advanced
revival ~ I"''P,'',' , ,Sn, ri.
by the increased duties ol lo-4' Ahc
,;.}on AMI the patriotism which ln-
It.i, r,,ition Of nearly seventy
'pis' '''' r,,,. today with u voice
y@rs iS' 'o",' ,,, ",,I" ,o,J worniny The
ii., oi I'''''' .''', ,,,.'w % ia "i the ontar
siuE hlI''l'" vns.m .s," bis ~ov irtD tI,r
gi.r' IISi"s !" .3,u.nIcnc" 'g,,o '1o ME in
cals "' our NV '",'' ri ,."tiv tTn In,,haIs ar.
uniiN' '' IN y ,," ,a',,n"ni , IL ";v"n in
iun "H'i '"' ,,',",t,.r " wi,h IA intro.
con l'i'','' W It, tD,'I ,I,n IE,t ~ Psa;sis
dHtnfy 'o''''''''' VI '''' wa, y ''''
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES
We feet pleasure III Puo'lshltls any
.lng calculated to excite II favorable I'M
preston towards that important "esl"er-
annoiour national economy domestic
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shliI 'u'lcr mum ,''D'V '"T fTmJ3. .L"sa
%S%S y !'''Ss"' r,',',no,d "@,m a" III" foIIow
impressions, W. ,Gr',.n ,S,a Gnn,1o AMI uon"o
lLi 'Ir"'','' ~ ,,' ,a ~" o,tont;vn nor.
o. 'EeP''srnl',', ,,H' :" IL" L," 'su oi H., no,
l' o. W. '.','dIS' IrL ''' .n dn,ssr th"H from
70 E,, Iing' at I'' ,,a iv in,or,nnt trnth il c6n.
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r. ra', , "% 81 5,,, As q IlSisi. Esp,5SJiia'''' ~ @f
T.,. Memorial oithc Subscribers Cili.
zen, Of Pennsylvania, respectfully
sbpYe,h:
l0at l,'r i'n"2 i2;,n "'is''o h"s x" pxoseJ ,nost
ui'' co"nuS "r,.t ,m,..' , ,"S Soso nr"Jmot;oms
Ar, excluded irom yearly all tue mar:
kt4ir Europp, toan unavaiing struggle
Win l.Ip manufacturers Of all that quar-
,rroltir world, and likewise Of EIindo- |
stag has been the principal cause Of the
present cIIamitons state OF atIaIs;
ah,FegE industry, the source aud parent
Oi Oith,p1wrr, prosperity, and happiness
nj nations. las been parulvzed; the
wealth oi our country, which ought to
inyIsoratc its agriculture, manufactures,
tr,dr and commerce, been drained to
bgyr tie Industry and support the GOV.
rrnmrnts OF foreign nations: n consider.
ada portion Of our farmers, manufacture
an merchants and traders, reduced to,
and oilers lettering on the verge OF
MnkrDp.ry whereby in IA word, a state
al oiJ"syauiiude aud decay has been nro.
ducrJ in Nh. short space of three or four
ycln oi which history affords few ex-
amnlrs in lhc same snace of time in n
season oi nporr. und without any of
tbr,r ,rrat national calamities which
in,pr6nt the hanninass al nations
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