Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-13

Evening Meeting.

capacity Was occupied, VINE many were
compelled to stand. The clOsingse-sion O!
the meeting was not the leas; Interesting,
Nv any means, although before ii was over
the rain annoyed the speakers ana in many
places leaked through the root, making ii
unpleasant for auditors.
Iar meeting vas opened by J {. Lynch,
in charge, and the first hall an hour was
occupied in singing and prayer. At :
o'clock Judge Cranmer, who presided, in
tToduced
REV. " J.. SLEEPY,
q; Monongahela CITY. Pa, who delivered
AN able address about NJ hour N length,
his re,uaIks being directed principally To
the "wOrkiugmrU. He did no; consider
the man who stands At the back Of the bar
a woTkinCuan. Liquor il fh. wreck Of u
workingm1u'S ambition and hopc, and tod
has put ambition ia h.~ 10, irl 20 Isr III ihe
world which is completely Destroyed b.
liquor. Inrp"tl to the working men of
Wheeling to rise up against their worst
enemy The speaker related a ILmhrr e..
appropriate incidents, ana in closing be-
earnestly bcsought every man vino had the
love OF home and country At bear. to vote
the monster out Of existence IN November,
and uay tod lead yea 10 r%lrtory
DR.. NuG,G pr~.
Dr. 4. Ii. Noicross, OF Pitishur., It we'll
known temperance worker, was introduced
IN the audIenc" 10y Chairman trauru"r.
DR.. NOrrross began by saying that n" w..s
there To make uOu-p1r!lsau, nDD SectdIiin
AID perhaps u n0nsrn-lrHl -pce'l, hat hs
proposed to make it just the sawr. II"
sand he wouldn't have everybody belong to
the Prohibition party, because there would
be Nv one LETT 10 hUrrah for Cleveland az
Blaine. Il Is a good thing To have the two
parties about evenly balanced, because If
op, is IN power and doesn't rut thing4 to
suit the people they can turn ia and try
the other party aud turn the rOscals
out. These parties we must lave, and |
am glad We have them. ] am here to-
night to plead in their behalf, because the
final victory ln our cause must come
through one ut these parties. When the
9th of November next rolIs around the Pro.
h!biiioulsts Of West Virginia should stand
by their convictions, and the constitutions
a ...rEtEftipp p~ruaplu1rtt will Ir. ru-i.t I
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mover believed in DOING ,o El, il VEN
. will ,ll i,in hands and work ycur VOTE, in
. ,r. righr manner. ont Of these p.ty plr-
onrp, Won will draw a franchise q, freedom
from the rurse u lipunr and rrnt ctior n
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