Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-20
Rddlod and Flung Bsnk 1t i'd
Authors
IRSSRS. WILSON aid BIIUI
Never Told Campbsll That SIS : Month
Was Good Wass-Ampbslrs
Record Is Z Scab Workman
During the Great Win
dow Gliss Strike.

oho oyhui, W iuutouss uoo totu uiuu sahas
SIS month Was good wages for . work
iugman. The lie wa too palpably silly
for even the Inteiligcncer's silly liAn 10
own. They were painfully careful to lay
the burden Of IL upon Mr.. Campbell's
shoulders, and while reproducing Il
did not dare to vouch for u.
Like other falseboods mads public through
these same channels Of political Alth, II
rebounds upon its authors with crushing
effect. 1t is nailed etfsctually and for oil
time.
The following extract IL taken verbatim
from yesterdays Inteiiisescer. We publish
it in full, for the exact words
Of this highly truthful and conscientious
organ and that eminent scab labor tool Of
Mr.. Campbell convict
them both more strongly than anything
else Of malicious and contemptible
fslsehood to which sslf.respscting. not 70
say honest men would not descend.
CAMPBKLL's IDrorIc cHARdE.
The InteLigenccr says:
THE Inteiiigenoer hesitated 10 believe
that Mr.. Wilson, who poses ~ friend OF
the laboring man, and who is regarded -
an intelligent man, should declare that
''ffteen dollars month WAS good wagcs."
Thinking that perhaps Q typographical
arxor ;r, fha pitSahnr0 nanaru had t,IanAA
Mr. Campbell in the light af misreprcssnt'
ing Mr.. Wilson, the In,eligewoer telegraph
cd 10 him an follows:
"Are you correctly reported In the Pitts.
burg Tmesr Did MesarA. Bynum and
Wilson say fifteen dollars per month wAs
good wages or did they say hfs''n dolls"
To this Telegram Mr.. Campbell imms-
diately replied a. follows:
PTrIsBURd, Pa, Sept. IL.
To he Whalin9 Inkilseney:
Everything Ia the Tmes Ia trus. Msssrs.
Bynum and Wilson said fifteen dollars .
month Was good wages. will make am
dayit 10 that effect.
JAMES CAMPBxLI., President
As Mr.. Campbell expresses his willing
ness 10 make affidavit 70 his statement,
there Is no reason 10 doubt his word"
The above was telcgrnphsd In full ysst1-
day 10 Representatives Wilson and Bynum,
and the following answer has been 70
ceiyed:
WILSON MAILS THE LIE.
WARRINGTON, ID. O., September 10.
R,sts,r, Wheeling W. Va:
Campbell's statement 10 bottomlsx
lie. Neither Mr.. Bynum nor mysslf ever
said 10 him or TO any one else, that fftsen
dollars month was good wsses. or any
thing that could be twisted into such
statement. No more malicious or thor.
ough falsehood will bs started In this cam
paigu. Bynum 10 in Indiana.
w. L. WILSON.
So much for the falssheod tbat
was delibsrstely sought 70 impess upoa
upon tho public, and which the Iateilioes-
Ger snapped at the opportunity TO publish.
II IL In keeping with the courss Of that
journal. A paper tha. bas publishsd vile
and groundIess attacks upon Dsmocratic
candidate for Congress, that bss psrsst-
emily falsifed reports Of Dsmocrstie con.
vsutions, that has made record - dis
coverer and manufacturer Of Aoppsrs, ooald
not be expected 10 scrupls st such small
thing ~ giving currency 70 . palpsbIs asd
malicious lie.
CAMPBELL's RECORD.
Mr.. Campbell Il the alleged President
of the window Glassblowsrs' Aoocistiou.
In 4 weak way hs has Hfssd mp his voics
for the msintsusnce Of raF taxes. Pre-
sumably on account Of the inhuspcs which
bis position In tbs Window Giaa Associs-
tion gives, Chairman Qusy hAs isduosd
him 10 take the stump for Hssrisoa aud
Morton. This would be Mr.. Csapbsil's
sweet privilege II b spoks - phvsts at-
izsn, bat be hes assumed 10 ~ hisasslf mp
n the especial chsmpioa Of Ishes. Hs
has been loud.moathsd apd bat
ant. His noiss be- invited
especial criticism Of his own spsttsd hbss
record, and he be- eOt Il. At thh writing
Mr.. Campbell n shout ths wost disAgsfsd
specimen that the pssssst caapaign -
brought forth. Il has been cooclasivsly
bDOWu VIZ - W. - sFs8 sef~s WE
in Columbss fsetosy daring De ssst
window giass strikes Ssw ysa0 ~. Thst
strike wss agsinst Is pr oset rsdsetSsa
in Wages. Hf. Camp6sll rsfsssd - jsin
his brethren II ths hstus. He
and bis fellows in ths Celamb1s hslssy
sctsd the psst Of skulksss n sOssisg With
thsir employers 10 osntisss wesk asA -.
ospt The rsas q wsSs faAlly aQss1
upon, tins bopins 70 eain - s1vsstaO
by the strike without ooatsibatinG Sos
osnt tosacds csadnetisgiA Ths stsiks was
ds(estsd apd mainly through ths wsek q
this Cslanbss factory, which kspt ~
msrirst flooded md rssdssed ths G61ts
Of The strikers futilA Sacb h ks. Camp
balls suvisb,s secosd- Hs dss nos -
tempt 10 day 10 whsn bssaght aEAint
him. Il has bssa opsnly eh9ssd. a.d -
only reply h She costsopdbls hlss.
bood that Representatives wflssa -
Bypum had MD tkAt 116 . nssfh ~
rod waeea Is b refstsd absva. ntsue,
q could nst eflscs Mr.. Csnpbsil's sssos4
- . ecsb woskman % pallists u = ~
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