Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-01

length, to describe thete prcceases-the
old manner Of first making pig, then pud.
ding il, and then reheatipg Oh the one
band, and the Bessemer process on the
ttSer, and then said: This simpli6cation
Of the process is what brought s.sel down,
aud not the Republicans.
The speaker then dwelt upon the de.
struction of American commerce since
1850 and said our ships had literally bsen
taxed eff the face of the ocean though
the high duty on steel which had eph anced
the cost of ship building Ship yards
which used TO be tesmiDg with lie were
now q de- olation and O waste.
He REFER, d to the cry Of cheaper &C DDS
than Eve; before. and the Republican pre-
tensions Of love for the lsboriDg man, and
said that they had purpose in keeping
up that cry.
He maintained that there was no ques-
ton of free trSds snd prote ction. The
question was, whether or not q AZ per
cent ;ariff was { much of tariff; and il
so, how much shalt we reduce it? Toe
Democratic party offered tie people tax
reduction on the ne e 'sari's OF life; the
Republ can party Offered fres whisky.
The Democratic party offers to take $50,
00O, 900 of wool h coed; TIE Republican
patty offers to take SAC, 0O0, coo of whisky.
GoFF's BROAD SHIELD.
He touched MP COTS bread shi sd of
An erica law" in fine style. He said:
Yes, look at that bro,d shield, and be-
hind it. look behind it ard see the
standards of every species Of MONOPOLY
known to America. look behind it and
see the American farmer struggling from
one years end TO another to make b'th
ends meet, with two end half par cent.
projection uroo his lsbor. ! look bshiud
it and another class of American work
ipgmsn struggling alopg with about eight
months work out of every twelve, ana in
many cases very p9orly paid at ihat. l
look behind that shieli aod see another
persona big, corpulent, sleek gentleman,
who lives in daily contact it'll purple and
fine linen-Mr. Carnegie That il The sort
of bread 81 Id Ger eral Goff is carrying
around with him. Now, we're goirg for
that bread shield. [Applsuse Methinks
can already besr the twang of the Demo-
cratic bate axe as it strikes it down.
lChe. rs.
AN INVITATION.
NowI want all our Republican friends
here to come on beard the good cid Demo
cratic ship of ZiCn She has landed many
thousands on the shining shore, and will
lsrd her thousands mors. Cheers Coma
on, aad &c p down in your neTly-m 'de
Democratic helrt You will say, this is the
way long hare to1ght, and mcurned be-
cause found it not" Che ers. Come
on; a. long es the lamp holds out u burn,
the West sinner may return. We won't
require you to come in on probation, but
we'll receive you at once into full commun-
ion. Applause Now is the accepted
time. Laughter. You are on prsyipg
ground. Laughter Well Kill the fat
ted calf for yoa. It's your last chance.
You've only got one more week to live.
Laughter, Then you've go. 10 leave
this mundane sphers FIR ever, ever more.
Laughter and cheers.
AS Governor Wilson concluded, tie
audiencs MADE q rush for hip, aud he WAS
almost overwht lined. He stsrted to shat o
lands with these surrounding him, but
this did not satisfy the enthusiastic Demo
CrAta, and they soon had the Governor off
the stage, up o their shoulders, and were
carrying bin about the rink, while the
bu'l1ing rang with cheers. The scene was
q most remarkable one.