The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-11

sVaEs iTpln gong away IoHl luo UNION
the Democrats had had their way and
that was anotherCountry instead oil parl
oil our own. Suppose wages IN the nal
mills on that sideot the river were tusl
hRltot those on this side. and suppose
YOUR common market was In Pittsburgh
What would you doY
One Of three things, ..necesaarily-shut
down, or break up, orprotect. It's just
80 with England and this country,
Wages there are lower than herei We
nuss w. ohept r sasse sn'pssmqs,sauWg' w
sIvsutIus, Ss " p'saH ~ NJ ~ ptu.so'' we
OuVyas 'ep'o'N 49,. =. !, ~ ~ 49, ~
the fosiFloN W Ens pEAooAATs
who say thoy are mild nroteetioniSts
was iorcibly illustrated by the figure oi
aleyee built To- keep out iloods II the
ireshet usually rises four itet you want
q leyee at least four ieet high, and rather
than have i less you wi make u i've
feet high. But Nj. Campbell and other
Democrats come along aud say; ~ am
a mild protecuonist ! would build the
wall two ieet high. LauRhter.l
The result Of protectlon In stimulating
the American manufacture and cheap
ening the cost Of soda ash was clearly
shown, In 1852 the glass manufacturers
ot this country paid 10 England S4S q
ton Tor soda ash. in 1888 a duty was
levied on u as once factory was built
~ syracuse, ~ I. IN 1889 soua asn
was sold IN TINS country ~ ~ ton, ana
II employed the labor Of ,5OO OAmerican
citizens, lCheers
On this point the Governor urged the
Importance Of sending
a REPuBLIcAs TO THE UNITED sTATRs
SENATE
this year. He paid a high compliment
70 Mr. Nichols, the Republican candi.
date Ioretate Senatop, Gnu warm en!!ogy
70 Hon. a. i; Mchelvey, kep9ollcan
candidate ior Representative, whom ne
said he had known pretty intimately ior
Two years. Hels gong 70 20 wI5n me
two. years longer " Colum1us, VneersI
de IS q wise legislator, lalthluI hePre-
sentative and an nnswsfYlng Repnoli;;
can. lyheers Inc close margin o.
one IN the last SENATE, ana that one %thst
man kiddleoerger, VINO was on tue hlgn
road TO Democracy-drunk every day"
was referred 10 as showing tne import,
ance Of tue Republicans having control
Of the neEt oenefal assempiy g..
Turning 70 STATE matters, the cover
nor said during ms sdmlnlstration the
party had made record q Which ne
was not ashamed. governor FosFerl u
hepnbllcan anu one OF the peSt ooV,
ernors onlo ever hsu lapplauseI-Lutneu
over 10 governor e IioaGisy, pethoCf4I'
9 surplus OF $SVV,VVo' WhSn c9lne 10
dld l not nnu sac1 : Gond,.lon' GtHinal i0unu
q dehciency--an olu laShioneu
Aos.pACK DEMOCRATIC DEFICIT
oi 81 100000. All this. too, after raising
nil the money they cotild. aud anticipat.
inc the revenues OF my tirst wear.
Goyerpor Hoadley frankly told mo OF
this state Of tbe treasury, and as he said
we you'd have 70, We borrowed money
70 tide over the nfst {eaE. Put tllls Was
all We aid 90; any take !. Pleas9se r. ahu .E,a
pride 10 saying that " the ena " t9ls
qnAncla year, theFe wiz n9b ue Ie-
hCleppy, put q surplus; lVhees ~
addition ~ nave redISea the sIate
debt over slsiVa'gVV' we nayT Wy
added another lnsans l!o6 NIX Hp ~ ioleuo ,s'
at o cost OF oyer StVV,VVV, ~ RAqlhg
tho thousand insane persons Iot hat
asylum IN the poor houses Oh onloi We
also found oyer nv OF another Ciass ~ We
thought qla nov pstong spefe' Ahese
were old Union solulsIs.
10 accommodate tnese oia soluiets
Ohio built magninceht s9suleIs nome
at sandusky, anu these ola s0n sSsuIeLs nen w
there now. THIS cost over SovV,vVV, pot
1t Is all paid, every cent o. H. Jap.
plause.J Occasionally you una q man
who gtowls a. thts eort Of expenditure
'Ain't THIS oll SOLDIER poSpeSsg ever go
Ing TO stopT this man esEs. N9i neEeFi
/ answer, while ons OF tlem y aliye.
LGreat cheenng'I Ihere never snsll 90
ANOTHER OLD SOLDIER IN A PooR HOUSE,
in ohio 60 long as / am Goyernor-and
that assures their comfort for two years
longer. Al least. ff.auphtef, applause
and cries al IY0u bttlii 'ff
After some extended remarks on the
debt Of gratitude the country owes the
soldiers Governor FORAKER sI,I Istornea i " Y
stase IpanVes, fi,ps ~ ~" su pann ~ .ns ~,
tne uthe. sIpI sl'"s wy sO sOds"a5
hau aVvoIiPllsuse, ey II. . iH'a. n a,.es
lpe tate oI saAa..on 'vret ~ ~, IT, n W.
was slae .ne ps,tn;., NIT AZ So.o sotn.,aJ =
rootuSn ~ ,,,S.. nsaS aa,,, niI,nor,Sry NJ 9S char
tetms 9. ine ys. UvlIs 'H,l ~ ,hss Ssaa,, v
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