The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-09
MILLS-GRIFF[u MILL.
The two Sides Of tho Third
Party Question
AS ExPOUNDED YESTERDAY

10
a.
"' '"c aonmussillc Asscmbly.-M
: Grinln Entirely Holds his Own
II IL, , pu.,,,. ~
ivy i"'c'' Deoa'c'
a Democrat In, too.
M, S..j,, rrTr
Inc morning hour yesterday WI
spent by Mrs. Buel in explaining obiec
and methods OF the W, G. T. U. Ntit
Eva Johrsor NO. n h,ra .,n,..,.
a. ~ VS. ~ "'' 'oAuae'e
.n's exercise, Dus could not DO thert
Interesting queries were discussed unit
tho hour for tho morning address.
Three or four hundred neonle collecto,
TO hear St. John eat up the 'fIarriso,
administration, without kn;ie forl, y
spoon. He was introduced bv N,
chairman. The applause that pre.in,
his appearance was Joined in by ahou
one third OF the audience. He said
You heard 1t said that 81, John left til,
Republican marty 10 ret office. INIT ,hnl
don't look sensible for inc to Ieavs n
party with 40 600 ma;orilv and ;n;n !
hopeless minority to pet oiI;ce @ ''"'
lie dwelt at length on his Rspuhlican
and soldier record. and said ha md
other men were merely working ont TIM
iuea Originated by the women, and gavp
u history OF me attempt to steer the Re:
EIa".iaS EnuJanS om aa .ne ioeSa IN 1851. ne sad
0tetu'aHu ~, NJ. neyel oeSelVea anybody; call
Iu nau,n;N sue WV oik !tmes an independent
hetoG1a..G tant IIa journal; compared tresi'
uemt ,maa,,, hAa'son al, W belsnazzar; sad be
wHu,u Whne,;. ieIu aoou. beishazzar 30 the
:. net;.hs ae h isihL:laEScEN ;:a couiu publish
~, @ " nau pupllshed an old clipping
uou, l,o hansas Paper aooat MIN. lie
a.sI J 1eie,,eu a. ~ lce fleslueht Morton,
ai'T p oo!GIstea ~ pletty nicch every act
l,t. ~ tsiurn. MaEs uail'soh : !ami!y Gown TO
;",.;a naul nenee, n,m siueG ~ nus oeen az Wash,
,nston, nst .o,s oecaslonally ne would stop and
tiAaA'. !"As sonie st'a ieielence 70 democracy to
n.eaA tue lionotohy. he spent some
aame ln Tying 70 prove that the Demo:::
MY ms ~ no. "hisky parry, anu excused
nebei1eae ;, .bs nnsuR uuIiaRes IN Inc south' say
.i.!;.a' TX .ue Mepuo'lcans oi the North COM
ln'.teu "olse. ;. ~!
ordisa.ap dsea p,aoet s. ana ,; tne oehedicuon the
"uN.ence Me- Ment 70 uinner;
,,1.,iiI w.. 'noIe ''an 'hree huhareu people
a'eel'o'eo ~ heaf
. TIE JOINT DISCUSSION
between Walter Thomas Mills nj iii.
nois, and Albert Griffin. Of Kansas
Mills personal appearances has already
been given. Griffin is heavy weight.
with massive head, irou.prey hair and
mustache, dark eve brows and a remark.
ably well developed head in tile region
where phrenoloeis,s saw The facilities nj
observation lie,
The Chairman announced that each
speaker would have 45 mjnntes M;lls tn
open and have Is minutes TO close Tn
the course of bis remarks Mills said this
is question Of conacience, and his wav
of getting prohibition is 10 argue the
matter and yet the people worked nm IN
the point. The Interests of the ma;oritv
do not lie in the direction of uood yov.
ern,nent, will. present t., Son tSrse
classes OF people Shose interes,s ate tCt not
in good government,
First, we have souopolies euch M
railroads, steamboat lines, telegraph
companies, telephone, gas, electric |irit
and street car companies, and all such
organizations. They are Obliged to 90
into politics to make officials for them.
selves, that their interests Il ay be pro-
tected, and when these corporations get
the officials for themselves, thdfe il no.
body to protect the interests OF society.
Corporations find that they are bound
to our officials. Legislatures have been
known TO propose measures to relieve
the public from corporats imposition for
the sole purpose OF compelling the ror.
porations to come and buy them Off.
The second class want to talk about
is professional politicians men who have
no business but to oreanize the yo,e,s
at the polls. They have alwaya stood in
the way Of reform. They are desperate
and will trample on anything that stands
between them and the accom- mnlishmeut
OF their purpose. So long us these rule.
affairs will not be run in the interest IL
the people. - - "
The third class not tone;stont With
good government ia the rrim;na, eIa.
ment, Not that inside our nenitsn,;a. ] G
ries, but outside That deserves tn ha in
lie who obtains n living from soc;stv m M
and gives no return, pettinp wealth VIII.
out work, reapinr wRere Ia doas not
SOW, is the work Of nm enemv of soc;atv @
and OF GOOD government Wa ,uaan
the people who steal no ma,ter # Il ha
horses or railroads. Much nj onr vn.cn.
lation is merely pecpjotion m 'pu dprond
scale. The headquarters of this class
from the highest to the lowast 10 tha
prog.shop. These ara the thrss ala,non,o ,Mo
that are dauverons IN socia,v and % nnnI
government. These cIassos Ao Ell, Goun
together for what thav wamt % Tho WE WE
with his money wants tho In ~
tIuepce of the nol;t;cian wha s naoSa ;no ~ ,n
ey. The criminal has his Nv vote ito o and 1nyu tno
strong desire to stand in viii o ,ha hnu not; ouo
tician to escape nnnishmant 10 for 'Ii h;a
crimes. Il ia nlain that II wo uan, u,9
good government We must aet It i outside niI.
Of the two old parties for thev ara ou,n,Je ,uade
r.i. ~ s".so .s .niec c!asses.
marty oata row ;anaxane .n"s 'nu DeHaoefae'S