The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-15

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Hong continued applause.
What has come over the spirit oil my
brother Wilson's dreams [laughterl and
ovcrthe Democratic party's? How long
has ii been since the Democratic party
favored the repeal OF the internal reve-
nue. taxes? III tell You how long: four
years. Fonr years ago Mr.. Wilson and
all the Democrats said they ought to be
repealed. Now it is necessary to keep
the internal revenue tax on TO reduce
the surplus [derisive laughterl and to
strike down and destroy your protective
system and its benelicent fruits. That's
iiHl
Ex.Sccrctary McColloch, whom the
gentleman quotes US favoriug a revenue
tariff and us going over TO the enemy,
has simply gone where he always be-
ionged. lie is and always has been an !
avowed free trader. Some other free
trade Republicans few OF them-havc |
gone to their owD side, and many pro-
lection Democrats have also come over
where they belong, and fallen in beneath
the banner carry; and they will vote
for Benjamin Harrison Tremendous
appausel; and Levi p. Morton ZAP
plauscl; and William II. II. Flick lTu-
mWItuoas cheeriRgl; and ios the man
who is talking to you now, and who
will be the next Governor OF West Nir-
ginia. [Vociierous and long continued
applause, breaking out again and again.
LABOR HENEFiTTgD.
There is surplus in the treasury OF
Sill, 100000. The present law was franz
ed to meet the demands OF the treasury
when We needed large sum OF money;
about $780, OO0,O 900 annually are produced
bv its operations. There are two ways
OF raising the needed revenue-by the
tariff or by direct taxation. The fathers
whose wisdom created for us this grand
government, Washington and Adams
and Jefferson aud Madison, all taught
that the tariff was not and ought not to
be for revenue only, but for protection
rs well. [Appiause.l
Now, my brilliant brother here
(laughterl, my brilliant brother Wilson,
asks ii any OF the fathers ever mentioned
the laboring man in connection with the
tariff. I'll name him one-Washington.
lie said the people could not prosper
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llat M"uisom F "n" , ST, anJ tSIS a" M r"'
great men Ironl iolI "''u iJt3 "i ",
were ere hS IN, III ME"' o. "V na,,
aa[ln "tE o .5oTS" n,,a aG Cpa nnT TG I%"t
no Ioborrrs w6uld find employment in
the factories that sprang up under the
influence OF frotectlohE Inc coun'
Iy 10 "'' frLm ia I%, '" nrotactoJ
WOOL somebody tells us, by putting
it on the free list. So they did. Now
tell me, who was sending wool mere III
llS0? VINO lau any 10 export pFeat
Britain had not. ohe would not permit
her wool to DC eAportea' anu 10 ehcoHr+
nse ana stimulate manufacturers OF
wooden goods, required every man. Wo'
man and child VINO dleu 10 DC buried ID
wool. L"Ih"ts so!' AS competition
grew Up, when the nations 81 we OF"
world began 10 export Wool, Ihe latners
put a duty on wool Applause ana II mas
been on ever since except IN the lew
years oil Democratic Free Trade control
my brother referred 10 awilile ago.
My brother wilson Is not iair when
he says the Republicans want TO get rld
OF the surplus oy, spen9lhS II: men nc
says the kepuDiicaM oehatGs pm re-
duces the tarln. All c0hcede that NE
tariff should DC rcuuceG' or at least Tue
revenues from the tarlh' lApPiause'I
THE TARIFF REVISION.
But how The Republicans saw. in
g.. 80, ., &c, ;,,1ms,.;ac on1
tl'e 't'cies' VI A,,o''c'" '"A"'''te' anu
American labor The Democrats are IN III
vor oil foreign works and workmen.
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i,et' '!le DitetV "S oti US us ant'o.
uucS!l, 10 rciunu W tllu "'"'es tmo 'oMe!
AH III VA! '"AeS' 'DI ' sI'ic .7'''aes
h%H pau ~ any o'I' wv. I'm t'"G e. mo-, ny
prothyT mere uiH not WIZ ~ ioT ". w. ~
W Won 6o Is''e It'u.'uoI " MeSS Nnstila
2loo;yVU' pnt ny Dg'n'S N;,Eo oIo o',Si
Mouau no' E TV 'or ~ Ht ~ WIN
nlS purity t"oy rd tS'"SSV " SsNe , S"T
e cItiSe aGo Il, u WIS., sna" D"EM
Sloo,oUo w! o.; III w iD,o"Sn'i ~
no onel"''TM % .nv W w. u p III Ja
.GnsrtsS' t .i m.s t,'1 Pill ;iIHa o'It' ~
trlDGtihg 10 inc country n ii 81 uol,
LaFs l3r lree SCHOOLS ,TS pc'leyc IA ttieI ,.
LApPlIuse; they m S[e que sI"l .d..;s sys,
tem % eGnv"'io ho, ~ou eyer fo rnoGs
in every mart of fills State and on nil her
hills and in all her wallies those little
white temples OF progress, those mile
RSSs o. S'St t%1, Hoi't ~ 'ne sFoHiM"
p0rty gave them to the people Of West
Virginia. [Applause.1
And when | wanted to help them to
take some OF the surplus millions OF dol
lars out OF inc treasury ana lay u down
ON the steps oil the lrGe schools TO increase
their usefulness ahdIcsSen tilelr cost 10
the people. the Democrats SAID no! my
brother Wilson said no. ne went with
ms party. IL Is not constitutional, IS y Z
Laughter l am IN favor Of the Blalr
blh, LSG M are We: anu r Mhen am 1 .i
crnor o. West Virginia lsIlSht laughter
you will hear the voice OF your EXccu-