Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
HELEADS THE HOSTS.



E-uS lce-o,f "''' 'o'l N'1
s..f.t,h. -.r1 nu-'lt-f men OF Boston
.r.rr crowded tbe spacious
''o -. tr,.l v-n5oms this
apaItu o '-
events. oa Che .7'n gu 'u' '"uu'i
-....f-. .a-.on Merchants. Associs-
-. ..tla IN the centre of '
r..sth,, lime Presi
hehsI SAB t''.
r-...... I.-.. .allr. 40 nis fisnl were
... .....'..i ari d.ssrs III w
p Collins. TlbD
Ors-f. 4 r.,-.l.i
Iua. "u
,r.. .a.r.- .-. Neie seated Gov
...-.t t...s tri-v Carnegie, Cen
,.... r.-..v. and Col. .
tia'' r.-..., ..r ,h. t.so-
ie.icfo oi.e-
rseor l.e .s1.le1en "Ao are tne
.... II-e M Grady, ir New Eng
l.-t -...... .ue.,s of She Association 81
tas bsr.aet
lo.ss .IsEaEn FROM rHE srAEr
tps. -.lo.c.ock before President Lane
called ias h..en.''n p, OF ,us sA-1,.'1k ,''.i5
'..' ..,.-S... sr..t nom wv YORK
FL ...rt., greeted tbs mention vita .
..ri +.asu-e GoyeuorAm g tleu turn
si ilaMr Cevt.aet. aod ssid-
eI,s-' l-i',-f.- ps'N as "0'' o
re "- T.b.l,. sb,,5s,,lv
.a- &C.,, .lsoI I.ntiv
.,7r..7 90, Pres
-. ,,-..-., h..
e-. ,-.,- ..,,--, -,
bus p-i-olaii .' "'' 80
tonight, when Neu.1 "e near" an o'sl
lae aut srt e..@ l-e ss'' 'u 17neIi 81
pune 9'.'De' ''. 'D.. .-' ~ a. e.
ln" -"vg p'-s 'i' f''.
Dr'e.'t" -" i'> '-''-
aN9.aa--' 't'-.' -'" D-eei
assembly ii'lt "'''s uaN = -, Ss'
and cler1lg ius.ly. 4i. NieFelauu
spoke ODD ID -fons, well mooula'ed 'ol1e'
sod T's es-l' f--ie'iN nl A'l'
.LEEELAND's ADDRESS.
,r o..s-isr5 .-rgr,tnlatei the aud.
lvllg .- -Ae sP"i- u- '-7 tN''' '--
-uose 81. eugih on IRE duty oi business
..-a AN active interest In en- public
rr-..., .,i...,.... ,,;t,ts d, the
f
1-.o.3 ald .faol.lol- pl ho7'o-'' aou 'le
ti.- --e nNl taken DO '-e "al 'ul AlIe''
GOO Independence
'rWTCAL sEl FlsHSEss '
he .si3 "rbfa,sDs io tbe minds of the
people Their apprehension OF the cta-so,er
aud functions 40 abe government; it dis
tlrts every conception oi The duty OF good
citizenship and creates en atmosphere IN
which in.quitors purposes ana d. signs lose
their odious features IL oesins "1eu
perverted Judgment is won 10 'te 'ueo'y
that IoNu.al ae'oa I'J u-'u
solely Tor private kain a-u Hu 'An'
age, aud when t-nuei ,oas' 'euce Is
quieted hy tne ingenious Aisuurn. lua' l-.
such gain and advantage are idehueaI Win
the public weillfe. DIS stage nAF-us Z
been reached and -eii-inleit7t oelus uo"
iully aroused, sEenties afo ls-d anu p'ac
tcss permitted la tne aec'mp"snment OF
lts purposes "nlth seen in tne pure lis 20.
Ol ul7iniert7lsd p.'ilo'.-n' arc - ~
with lear ana nA-lel, p,
thought anu iise P,''.'''. =. SaoaSS.,t ,s.o-eS
'no7e ~.o- .'-.-.. ~ t'-, -..-e.l b-esd an.
.....I N.. r.Hrrr r.Fn rrrt
7'lsuk .1I '-.- 49, ~ .-,,io,,,-,s-t VJs
--s,,o,g .o-ns riss 4, Ne surface of our
.,..,,s5 roii,,,,l ,sata,s and gleef1llv
e.,,c;osts ,o fb. srrlsty of self h interest
their opportunity to t'ten upon corrupt
ed sud debanched sut@se.
BALLOT EEFoRM
sf~ Cleveland tien discussed at leugth
Ola e.nle. of ballot corruption. aud ear
o..,-v advocated ssl.ot reform. This re-
iam.n De said. "Is prsdicsted uponlthe
e9. dsl.berstion Of political seldshuess in
.ts .adsavor TO prostitute our suffrage to
ths puru.se- of private gain. It IL rightly
supposed that corruption Of the voter is
entered upoa with such business oalcula-
ton that Che couuptor will only pay
brhe when be has ocular proof that the
sufass h3r.aiued i0s is east IN his inter
est So too 90 i. reasonably expected that
the supoye OF iaboler is st The time Of
casting h.s ballot removed nom The lmme-
thte control of his employer, the IaNiit5