The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-25

per cent; had paid off $l,5O0,0OO OF thu
State debt, and had the State in go0C
running order, In his time, besides
paying of the debts in greater proper
ton than any other Governor, he hal
built a Soldiers Home and one OF the
finest Insane Asylums in the world, anG
they are both paid for" He continued
10 tell good things Foraker has done fol
nearly an hour, He went into details
and told many little acts OF Foraker
which have never been told before,
Mr., Gibson drew FROM his pocket q
Democratic hand bill with the big head,
lines, "The Campbell'sare Coming" and
under it a camel with the Democratic
candidates head and face attached. He
ridiculed the bill very nicely, Said he
Here We have one-hump, switCh'tailed
camel. That hump contains forged tally
sheets, stuffed ballot boxes, Col, Mullen,
Allan o. Myers, Claude Meeker, Mont
gomery, and II Campbell gets into tue
State.hOuse that hump will burst, Who
are these people Campbell Is assOCiating
with? Take Col. Mullen for example
he imprisoned two hundred negroes in
Cincinnati and was sent to the peniten-
tiary for it, and was pardoned by ClevC.
land; that's where he gets his title,
Campbell may be an angel, but he is in
very bad company. II he continues to
run around the country with intimidN-
tors, ballot.box thieves, liars, and such
people as Mullen, Meeker, Myers, Mont,
gomery and siCh, the Lord only knows
what will come Of him, elected or de-
ieated.
lie then turned his attention to the
county ticket, and made a plea for Can
didate MCKelvey for Representative. ~
want man elected from Belmont county
who can vote for United States SenG.
tor without being bought; u man who
will insist that the United States Sena.
torship shall not be put up at auction. l
want man elected to the Senate who
will be fit to sit beside that excellent
gentleman and statesman, John ShcE.
man. Vote the ticket and stick to the
party, for it's tho way to heaven. Do
your duty-vOte for the men who made
the country what it is and who will i'm.
prove it."
Mr.. Gibson next turned his attention
to national issuea. His tteme was the
tariff. He called attention to Campbell's
cry ior free wool. Why said be, when
lloadley was stumping the State, he
raised Il row because Republican Con.
gress had reduced the tQril on wool two
cents, and now Campbell wants II all
taken of. That is an idea that came
into Cleveland's head. He kept 1t in
his head, and it ran him out oil the Pres.
ident's chair, aud 1t will kill Campbell,
too"
He then predicted that "when Jim
Blaine gets done with this Pan.Ameri.
can Congress wO will furnish all the
steel rails, and everything else in that
line used in South America"
1--WE must teach the Europeans TO eat
meat, and the Africans to wear clothes.
II the people Of Europe ate meat rs
Americans do, We would have a place
for all the cattle, hogs and sheep Ameri.
cans can raise; and, by the way, there
has been an enormous increase In the
amount OF meat exported lately.
81 am sort OF missionary and want
TO see the Africans wear clothes and pay
for them in ivory and other things they
have to SELL
~ am no longer afraid Of the Demo:
Gratis getting control OF any part Of the
National government. The recent re.
marks made by the great Northwest
settled that. Then there's WeGt Virr
ginia; it is now governed by man who
was not elected to the Office. He is
holding over to keep GoG out, or for
some other reason known only to him.
self and party. Egt wait till West Vir-
ginia gets another Glance to vote, and
they will bnry the Democracy; they
will wipe 1t out OF the State. The tariff
question is getting to be matter Of i'm!
Por,qnCe to West Yirginia, and the
Democrats over there might as well
move out"
He also expressed hope for Malone
and Old Virginia, and wound up with a
talk to the young men, after which
three rouSing cheers were given for
Foraker, tll then iot tie county ticket.