Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-26
pECrLIAR MEETING.

II 4 PECULIAR MEETING.
iTs.re was q pretty big Republican audi
=. IN the + gLth ward Last night, at the
s,.rhrs Rink. It vas presumably as
obred to Ielr Governor BEAVER, o:
e,rsvlvsnia, = who is en- 8 stumping tour
his se,tiCn. Bat Governor BEAVER
MT f,r.hcoming till the audience be-
i ,o,a, 80 Ieytl.S9 under Mr.. ARCHIE
avrrgIL's elcqusnce, that it seemed on
Il point OF goicg cut Of the Rink in q
- The reason of this rssGyeness was
II .,tr,melg "b,ocdy shirt tendencies
Ne CANPRELL'S remarks. Governor
u,,,rg's train was late and Dir. CAMP
WAS called in to 'hnld the audience
) s,hsr" His speech seemed to have IN
= c,rv opco>ige effect Mr.. CANPBSLL is
,ls 100 Iesruad speaker; that ia, be
j too expansive lsr rgusge; he 6ossn't
Dv how 10 raise S cheer, although he
~ ,,s trie, his utmost. His audience,
which wss composed
.rE.ou5licsns, did 70. exactly cstch the
III, OF Mr. CAMrBELL's remarks. He
- r.d sbOut in t.e ''dsiG days" Of
.s ',D's during our late struggle" He
- What were We brought through the
IL ,.,,s Of the war for" ''We were con-
,ab,sd them with the same question that
.s.,-oats u nov in this canvass "The
a., bill" declared Mr. CAMPBELL, IS
Il ory Sc :tioual measure in its provis-
sss b1, in its origin - And then
!, wen. on - show to bis audi
Il '.ow .'The six gentlemen who formu-
.slrbs Mills bill had sworn allegiance
~ Slu,hr:n Coafeisrscy and the cau'e
+ fFe3 Tad" He spoke CT our own
o,n5,ratic champion on toe Ways
,ra Means Commi.tle, WILLIAM l.
~ a1t, Oy the WY, at tbs
-, of WN. L. WILSON'S rams
, ste.r went Up from the audience, tba'
rather ulaccouGtAble( Mr.. CAMP.
I'll said that it Sa3 a question whether
q, / Wilson believed at 81 in thu
~ , OF protsc;ion, sud tha. IF he bo'
,..es ia it t1-il7, vhsa did he change his
md nce ,as f2u, years ,luylas ths late
.N in which he Was engaged ia lighting
- thr c,aS, D. ft3s trsde?' Nc. CAMP
.esu. saii ha was "go:og to hold these gen
,,srpen to their rC31Ge5e:at recoris. D."
pa RE- JS-E2 las hal OCCASION to "can
,ss n Mr. CANpEsLL several times for
IA a5iscriniusts use, u. this late day, OF
., phrase "R.b& b..gsdisys," so he cub.
..ifa.,d las. uiga: a slight mobilization,
<h u wa, "Gen-le who had sworn
.us :alce - the CDnt.1era;y.
H. CAMPrELL's speech was wholly
'.ao)Iy shit sal h;s sudjeacs, who hai
nj. to hsay spme hing s2acifc said
~ a., The sIul4 bill, did not hike it, but
III CAMPBELL vl'isntiy held his ground.
8s ,a,iei hi4 remarks by iujsciiug Mr.
~ ). RANDALL ioto them, "Wneoe
ID Way is his voiCs not heari?'
.skei Nc. CAMPBELL. We mighs
~: by ssyng that Mr.. RAN
A. bag been Oh whlt his payI
H. tb5uyh was his death-bsi. He
u uos attend Clrg,ess waea the Mills
ID .lus 70 a vote, bu. was forcei to pair
vfh 81. Ho7d. of Vast YirgiaiA. H:s
hi&ul is p'ecar;ous yet. We do not
,inS that this is neSS to Mr.. CAMPBELL.
u .hermo-e if Mr.. CAMPBELL is in town
/. ,hs 30th Of this mDn'h, hs will see the
anl~E. !. RANDALL Club, Of Pittsburg,
>this city participating in ths THURMAN
sho-s.rstioa, IS they didiu the st. LDuis
<uventioo.
4 <All'' RANDALL i "GH right"
,Gov. BEAVER finally strus ei to thu
b.. b1t the time lefs was 80 shDrt that
4 lid not deliver mis- usual spsech. He
'pke 10 a glasTal way OF the "Cobdsn
b. sud British f,es trade" and IA
bed the audi sncs with some entertaining
u l,.ra He said that the "Ailis bill
bald reduce tie wage rate 10 psr cent, !"
ID be took care no: to % into d:tAils, o
j Us how it was going to do this.
Toe Dam)ersts claim, aud they give the
y ,rre,s3ns fJr it, thai the Mills bill, by
|loE,ug cur industries to run all the year
puad aud allowing msu Of small Ca2it'l
d % iltl hu1iuez9, will raise the rate OF
esgss, or st least prcrsRt 0ay further rs6ac-
b., such ~ sre constantly being made
1bdey tie war tariff. Gov. BEAVER
ftnply says it will reduce wages, without
Sy;Dg sny reAscn for his sweeping ssser-
IiOu or mentioning any particular indus
fy tha. wi be affected.