Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-05
m v,,Ts THB PRESIDENCY
s.1.-ng q Big Republican War
C1ss
mr,rsG ClHPlIGS AAKOEUYRSS.
,.s., T5.sor Opens Fire and Tells
g,, Soma Of The Good things
r,.ls Ccmlg---Heaps Of
Tl FOR Submissive
Hearers

. ,ss boar fog the assembling Of
..5 ,.rus. convention OF the Ma
'-' ,r...,s-f R-yuShcsn Clubs, st the
-..~ss, H.lia this city, wbsn the
9--....r.,s called to order.
v.., H.B. A. J. Watson, chairman Of
a.r,.,l Executive Committee, called tbs
'-.~sl,,s to osiss sud made the address
sus,coms. there wsra
,v,pry s,xBrNDRED DELEGATES
[..,,s k.le,.t 100 more are '1-
.4 b.f-s TIE convention sdj'u'n'.
go, ,b, 5l,ga,ioas arriving late were
@-., rom Missouri E'rsas, Nsofsska
-i,s.a5 West. Nsv York, Conaee'i-
=. ,r...sebrss,.s and Oaio were delayed
tvf,es. bot reached ths cry 'ais mora
q! !...i.lv T5ey we're very weary after
hs.f locg ride 4-.,.o-s
Cb,ir-ar Watson a's lacIs7l q "''e'--s
Va. brief but eloquent nj.
Voo. ia. y N.man, Capt VIM hale'
.8,,erof tbs Hac1sle Joargai, and !" y
1y,r.ts.l s.lsf tennessee, tollo~sd WE
h--t s3l-....-. s.ter which the conyen'lyn
IA. tsr,.i over 90 President Ihnfs.o7' Gu
Nsb-s-ka. v-o spoke az ioioNs-
psD,ogSr rHCRsroN's ADDREss
Mr T5ars.oa began By sayins thai The
errbt Mere organ ga ,or sr emergency
s,5int-e hss. s1i un,lualln % na-
uocsl campsg1 Il seemed douo-ial
vbst1tr .aldor21 10 .zilons Co1.u lonS eur
wise he immediate necessity OF their cfea-
nm Ia .p,t. of t5is. hcvevs., be believed
,hs r1bscsn Ls8ggs to be stronger roF
tb.nitsasavsar $50. This cosdluon be
attributed ciiedg 30 The Sork oi Secretary
EumDb-eg. wao-s rs--i,c ion he urged.
"rss I.sssur. BE- continued, is the
ls13Ee5r O.. tds E-pob'icsu Psf.y' 1; %
i,s orsauizsl. active. 8-2,essive force, |
siEsys ready DO can enter upon q polincal /
e.rosis. d, o moments notice. /, Is not |
intended chat DO stal. take iae plsc7 Of or
sntseon.t. tcs -,gnisT plr.y o-Esnizi inou, |
hut rs,te- tha, % shall cooperate wish /
and .1 some respects be auEIl-y 70 No." I
The speaker recommended ,1e sppoint' I
m-rt n a. Chairman uc ihs sab executive
committee. DO hsys i8ss o. .le campaign
work 10 r''eTs i5s p,ssi-slt he SAID
ihsts8cb c15 i5s Lsssus should be pu,
ue-us1-lt bl.is a c.uo rcon secured
s1i r-g1lr meetings held. Political
questions s1c1.i 6a ,1disd and discussed.
ani every sfor, made to disseminate val
usb.s l'orus.oa and increased political
klow iSa
Rspa5icsaism. be continued, has
sot.-g TO lear IRON educational methods
and Intellectual investigation. The two
parties i-s 30 evenly divided IN preeant
strength that whichever one secures a ma-
oa.y of tbe drst vote a. a National elec-
do1 sill most likely succeed. Il Is,
l.fslrs, mes, important TO
WIN THE YOUNG ,IES
20 ,ts r publican party. The club
.5o1.i % the Republican school, Sureau
Of .nhrmsror and town meeting com
basd Tae League, believe, is 10 be
ihs controlling political factor in the f0-
t1rs Of tbis county. Il will not uomi
1i.e. hu. t viii elect presidents. I, Is an
afga1 Atiou designed to make politics
popular Itpe,mts the participation OF
iae ulsses 10 party saails. Il uii'z-s
tls enthusiasm of yO1ih and experience
of ass ltisa matter for profound con-
vs'lAHons that the President Of ths
la.iei States il a Republican HIS ed
ulnsrsul1 should be upheld sad
Strengthened by the Republican League
and J AK this convention 20 endorse it hy l
P'oIs, res3iuion
I'VE lcs today that We have a Re- /
7lhln1 Congress sud that Tom Reed il /
Speaker be- Big bawBy and brave, be /
a11o, be- hnhei. He cannot permi, a I
-ror'y either TO- gn'e Or ruin; he put an /
cad 20 a peui'igus practice. TIE claim /
OF tle Democratic C0ngrts iuea is more /
than absurd, % IS ridiculous he is al /
WAYS present io, huncombe. but no. for
business, .or salary. out not for tsria for
Ffan2.ing, bot BOO for work. FOR cn-sec-
oess. but no, io- c1uli. ,or party service.
o1t lc; 'o p15ic good d refuses TO be
'eea Wce1 o., 8 nee,sslr- % raise "a quo
5ln. ON, dslands recognition Whenever /
Be v'.lss 90 raise bsi. TIE practical
s'od ''1,neot cf the American people
NtL no LONGER ACCEPT
1-aa-isrug tos sta.esmansbip, and the
suppression of tbe piizs puzzle is hailed /
T.a joy e7 every thcughtful man.
me speaker t1-N proceeded 10 deliver a /
.l'.-ei e1logy on The Republican party |
aa- 20 outline GRE work Sh'ch be said las /
-eee Do '-rrrg 20 the fact that ths /
s'a'sauoa sas beng held in the South,
as 'PoSs s' trs Impetus which would be |
s's- go 'l. Industries of that section if i. /
s''s l'1i1..-c By the Republican party. |
r Na.nv.e might have been a
--,., era ba1a.o Or Democracy hsd rot /
-' asieu. enterprise Of the South |
leo' iis refusal 20 participate 10
''.-i t7ca lusl and Industrial sd- /
-.-- TIE sp-aker believed that |
60 'os Sou b was truly Rspub ican |
ial -eii that Tennessee Was Re-
f'i pr Ar count It was bis be- |
-e ist.e.s men Of the S5uth |
, --e1 longer permit a few selfish |
@ .tAlsrs % psrpetuate their Do er |
PIE aonest wish ard will of the !
rs .,y I1s cbiyalry which has
,-- --l iole so much for Dixie will
.,s permit TIE denial Of political
s. by nsl entitled 10 them under
s..s..'len 20 tie country He
~ .a lew words expressing conf
Ls-.- 'ls il.ure Of the palty snd Of the
DATES FOB TIE PRESIDENCY.
'l. committees on Order OF Busi-
~. ''ioa- Credentials. and League
u,.- 22'1t.l after which the con-
a--.. fscsss TO allow The various
- 70 complete their work
,,t.s ai1s there will he mass meet
t-.- 'ls public lquare, ct which
s., M. as made by Judgs Webster,
s,,s -'- b Gcf, and others The real
- o-arentol will begin to NOR
>,s- o. rev candidates for the
~ .' t1s organ alton have btea
RI. zee delegates, among them be-
,,, y b Got, ct West Yugipis, snd
e-... laft OF Philadelphia. A
e-- aso 90 foot TO re-slsci Pfesi-
r.-t''e.'r ant altogether the si,us-
i'-y mixed that i, is anyOns's
pa he city iag tsxsd the ca
~ zee hoels. and delegates are
either, cf.sn as many IS six in
81 -s hospitality Of the citizens Is
~illaA.y and hesrtiness. The
s'oiicAn Club rooms have been