Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17

Governor Foraker. We denOunce the Dem
Ocratic Legislature for its corruption, its
eNtravagance, and its partisanship. Ii at
tempted 20 destroy the election system pro-
vided by the Republican party for the
cities, whereby ballot box stutfing and tally
sheet forging were impossible. ltdeprived
the people of Congressional representation
bv its partisan and unjust Encouragement of
the districts: 10 reorganiZed the'charitable
institutions of the State for the sole pur-
pose for making place for Democratic
politicians 10 tviOlated its partys pledges
and the rights of local self government by
legislative reorganization Of numerous
towns and cities for solely par
tisan purposes; il violated the
sacred right Of the majority when, under
the mask of pretended contest, il robbed
the people of Lieutenant GovernorShip.
. 10 elected 90 the United States Senate a
New York specu.atOr and railroad mag
nate. whose only entitlement 10 the Office
was his hberality i'm contributing money
/ to corrupt politics, and whose residence IN
Ohio was for Office only.
NcNINLEY'> TURN AT THE SUGAR BOWL.
The Republicans Of Ohio warmly com
mend the Mckinley tariff bill as passed by
the House .of Representatives as a wise
measure calculated 10 protect and defend
American industries and American labor
AGAINST foreign labor aud industries.
Tint We most heartily en-
dorse the action OF the Republican
CONGRESS i'm passing the disability pension
bin. and a Republican President who APP
proved the same. and regarued IL as an act
of fustice TOO long delayed because of the
opposition 90 all just pension LEGISLATION by
"a Democratic President and Democratic
' Congress.
yedo further repeat our declaration in
fl,a, of "a lust and fair service penSisn,
GRADED according 90 length or service, for
e,ery soldier aud sailor who fought in be
.hslf of the Union We reafiirm in the
most earnest manner the duty OF congress
+n flithfullv and fully carry out the decla-
,arion of the National Convention
|of fSSN of the Republican party that
if will provide bv a fair and impair
tial election law for free and
honest popular ballot IN every Congress
,'onal district of the United States, so as
t0 secure 20 every citizen, rich or poor ma
tive on foreign born. white or black, the
,....iir to cast one free ballot, and 10 have
that ballot duly counted 10 use lhe IAN
-uace of President Harrison; Every con-
,titutioual power should Oe exercised 10
make this right secure, and 90 punish
frauds upon the ballot
PROTECTION FOR WOOL.
We demand protection for the wool in
dustrv. equal 20 that accorded 20 the most
favored manufacturers of wool, So that IN
. due time American wool growers Will sup
p'v au wool of every kind required for
consumption ia the United States.
E.oir,I. That we favor such legislation
bv Congress, and I'm this state as
VIII m every practicable mode en-
courage. protect. and promote the inter
e--. of agriculture In all its
.d.nar-mcuts. protection of labor and the
RIGHTS of laboroKs such as viii grant 10 toll
rs full and just rewards, is among the hrSt
obligations of government
Resolved, That we heartily endorse the
honorable honest and ouSiness-hke admin
istration OF Secretary of State Ryan; that
yc have learned with profound sorrow OF
the death of that hero and hrSt Presiden-
tia. candidate OF the Republican party,
Gen John g. Fremont.