The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-27
MR.. HUBBARD ACCEPTS.
An Eloquent Speech on tho Issuos TINT
Divide the Parties.


Divide the Parties.
There were enthusiastic cheers as Mr.
Hubbard stepped forward, accompanied
by Capt Dovener. Tho Chairman shook
Mr.. Hubbard by the hand, and then
presented him 10 the convention
Throughout Mr.. Hubbard's remarks, and
those OF Capt. Doveuer, which followed,
tho large crowd rcmninpd seated and ut.
tentive, presenting striking contrast
to the hustle and rush for the doors at
tho conclusion OF the Democratic con.
vention.
| Tho Chairman said: have the honor O. In.
! PRODUCING 10 you tlOu. ". i. Hubbard. as the
next Congressman from the first district. ZAP.
pl.nsel
Mr.. Hubbard. when tho applause had sub.
| s!ded spoke nB follows:
Mn. CnAIhMAN AND Ny FElESDs, 70. you NIL
oasht TO be my friends gov, aad ! Know tha.
you arc my Observation-Disclosures. This First
Confessional district Of West Viryinis Is and Of
! right ought 10 be, Republican. It's ttnliilons
are9i protection; its fHs!lncti are OF progress:
liz desires arc Of prosperity, aud It's convictions
are OF Justice And as polii ical parties arc or
GanlZeh and arIhpecd ipnny. protection, pro.
Ercss, prosperity aud Justice mas, only co,no TO
this district by and through The Republican
party ChcerS Every Interest anh industry
sc have appeals for the cnforccmcut Of toe ppi.
ICY Of that party. AS you called the roll Of the
counties OF t'is district yOu heard something
| more than the mere list Of the governors and
JUDGES aud presidents. the ssldIets aud states.
men and pioneers wi,sc unmcS they bcnr.
Ihorc came Into the minds Of every Oue OF you
4 catalogue Of the richest natural wealth ana at
the highest industrial cndcnvor. Whatever
| tlpFR In In ttlnLr bnv l III
wealth OF raw materials. which tho policy OF the
Republienn party will deyel ,p ami which the
policy OF The DtmOctHt!c party VIII lcsve buried
IN the mountain, while It brings others from
sea.
You will not expect inc TO address you at any
length now The questions which briefly sug-
.est to you as III the Keeping Of the ftepub!fcan
perry. which has kept It's pledge 80 far as Il has
had the power, and Will continue 10 keep them
ny power shaiI be ,youchsiied 10 It-ihr ques.
tlOns are safe, my friends, In the keeping Of the
Republican party. lApplnusel
Ills AMEtTIoS.
want to 20 to the next Congress OF the United
States. want To sit along side OF the men thu,
framed ,hc Mckinley bill. and want to vote for
lhOlnas y. Reed rs tho next Speaker of the
House. Loud applause
Ny iIieuds, there nrc some other tasks before
the Rcpthlican party regret 10 say lhnt IN the
last Two years there ns come 10 the State of est
AhSAG Ill lts uOLll
mated M 1t has been by the Democratic party,
some Things which have not been worthy Of this
state or any other eia,c. FOR tho first time IN
the proud history Of tho St4ie OF nest Virsin!a
rccouniing boards aud from them np-or down,
as the tltse may bc-tO the Legislature Of the
State. We have seen wrongs wrought by the |
ballot scsateheEs. We have seen the smallest Of |
Governors commit the Gnnlest of larccnies, the
thett OF ltcenrn's votes. [ChrerS, |
NV gmd personal friend, Johu .. PcEdcton, |
Warts to discuss something with someb ,dy, |
Laughtcr.l His anxiety has deepeneI wonder. |
lui since tw' yeats ago when George Wesley |
Atkinson wnnted ~ tlls with him MI over lAis
district, hut John had other appointments, aud |
only at he last OF the campaign could he hud |
time to meet srother Atkln-On
At SILVER HILL.
Now when he finds that Mr.. Atkinson. for |
goOi reasons, does not desire TO bear that stand.
ard which you woutd .tsdty have put iu his |
hanH> Il nc had been willing: now that he |
thinks that Mr.. Atkinson won't be tneIe he mas |
borrowed from some sOuIce wonderful Ampuut |!
nt courage md wants IL discussion. Laughter |
But he may be mist,ken. Sir. Atkins IN may be |
with hun jong enough II get ,hc lacts before |
the people. Il they have not got them now: or II |
Mr.. Pendleton will be Kind enough TO devote |
) 'Me Of his time to mys II, shall cliecriully |
meet him. nud II nothing else Is interesting 10
him, Will talk about h!m.ef anu his claims |
! want to be II, ,C0ElEouatiug In his rampaIvn |
and u health aud strength are given me- Brotner
Pendleton shall be given an opportunity to dis. |
cuss any qucsLi II OF interest.
II Is not fitting that should leave sou without |
some ~Ords of ners Jnal thnn.S. You hayc dts |
charged your duty to name candidate. You |
have imposed upon me the duty 10 be elected us |
the next COnHreSSmhu from this district. That |
duty propose with yOnr assistance ~ under. !
take aud carry ont. That Is my duty, nnd II /, |
likewise your duty to hear with Inc and bcp
me-. Now, while ihauk especially and particu |
urly the rsrs .Hhl friends. to whose pltrt,uiity
1t Is due that stand here want to thupk |
equally those others whose duties us they saw IL
called them TO support another, VINO Is we'll |
worthy OF their support.
AS understand II, we stand all together in |
this matter II Is not US Mr.. ren:letOu seems to |
think, a question In which he alone Is III. |
tercStel.
think Mr.. Atkinson has been rrievously
wronged, yet 1t Is not Mr.. Atkiusou's wrong
alone, this attempt TO take wroDg(uly the sent |
In Congress Tor which Mr.. Atkinson was elected |
by the free people OF this district. and 1t is ,hc.r
quarrel and my quarrel us one OF them that !
propose 10 take up. Why, Bruthrr PeuU,ctou |
seems 10 suppose that the coming election Is 20 |
ing to be held In the dark court housu vault |
tcheetsf by some midnight nnrauder on the /
sanct!ty OF the ballot. This election Is going TO
be held iu the hrond day light ut the voting |
places In this First Congressional district by lis
qualified voters, and 1t will SAY by IL majority |
tina, Will defy the petty mean essrs OF returning
bOhrds, III bold burgla:ieS VI ba lot scratchrrs-l
aye, the higher crimes OF lraHdHlent Governors,
that This district remains alive TO Its interests
true to It's convictions ami ilrn NJ its mountains
In It's Republican inith [Grc,t chcering.l