The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-28
THB BRAZTON DEBATE
Between Dovener and Faulkner
One Sided,
4 DELAYED REPORT OF 1T.
How tho Gallant Captain Got the
best OF the Senator Ia q Demo.
cratic Stronghold After Civ.
Ing Him the Advantage.

Special DitpGtth 10 ne IaicliiOeneer.
SUTTON, W. Va, Oct. 2G,--The follow
i inc reno,t of the ;o,rt 1;,,r.a;o, Ia
,weon Ca,,,;, ~, ''eon W
80 o"p'"'" oo'enef anu senate
f"uikner was prepared and ready to b
sent the ISTELLdENcRR, but the tele
phone wir8 far some rsoaor ce,soa I,
wor,, =, aoo,, :. - n 'SA ,s"'eN "
~ -" 10 'oo'' 40 .uc Doinociatic fePof
had all been aent in but few short sen!
ences. Tho Democrats had made ex
iraorlinory sfJort, n mo,.o In ,un,
hn.aa,,, ,.n,..s,. W A' w a. "'"
oef' ana enthusiasm what they ieis they
lacked IN ability 10 meet Captain Dove
aer. They announced they would f,ay.
n prnrd b,,hscue and Nv roo,, n.y., y Al
~. ..o.'.r.S;.,.1 u Va ,'"'' ",'' 'i"N
l.,aeo preparations 10 ieed tue hungry
ihe Republicans Of Bfaxton, for untirinl
energy and enthusiasm not IN ho on,.
done, made preparations To ftcd iii tbei,
party who arrived at The hotels. TIN
OK roast did not materlalize and thT
loeo.idcos had 10 content thcmnoivrs
with boiled beef in thin wa.sr.
Tho morning came and with Il no an.
swer to the bold and defiant chnlI,nop
to his Senalorship, Sir CharIes TO fapst
the gallant captain. The peonle rnmo
in crowds, however, by thc hiobwors
and byWays, on foot, on horanbaek and
wagon, and the slrprippd D"noc,o,e
found themselves confronted hv ths
sturdy RcpublicanS that bid fsir 10 eounl
them in numbers and oyefwhrlm than,
with enthusiasm, Too much credit CON.
not be given 10 the committee who Ind
the matter In CHARGE on hehal; n; ,ne
Republicans. They had announced nm
their poster that the Captain Hwomld IN
IN the SENATOR and Tho discussion
more than Justified this defiant nre,iic.
ton. One O'Clock came and no rssnonss
10 the challpnre for ;o;r, Jah,to sS T.on
Democrats were having n bsrI ,imn ~
get their crowd on tho hill and n harder
limo to keen them there. Tho vn.ars
could not understand why there shouI1
be two meetings when tLo psnnhI;ccns
were ready 10 mako IL one. air eynyns.
sfous of Dissatisfaction md charces ~
fear 10 meet poyeper were hrrlad =. iba
leaders, who hnddlcd in grouns IN cav.
Gus. Promptly at | O'Clock the lnrva
court room quickly filled nm and siond
ING room wGv at a nremium m Osmo.
crats hearing the cheers OF ,ho panuhl;.
caus, ma Doyener was wnrn1ed M
crowded in also. This brou"ht , M,
mauacefs to time. and befoya nnvons,
he'd SPOKEN iiteen minrtes je,,;,n ,Ii.
effect of A backdoyp. ". + Rurne "o,
INTO the ronrt room, md so;J ~. ~ ~.
we're ready to divido t;,r. hor; ~v " cnS.-
suited Faulkner. we
Captain Doyrner-"In what rop ou
Byrne. rpadinp from remnror5rm
eth. Senator 10 omen in ono hon rn,,
10 follow in one hnur rnI thir,v ~
itcs. thu Senator In cInsa ~ 5,if ~,
hour" ~ ~ ''1'' "''
Captain Doyeper-"Can'. bars ia,
minutes 10 reply to the sana,or's baii
honr, as ia usual p" ot q N'''
mo. sir: This is ,be univ ,ro,oo;,;o,
I mn nu,horizsd n ,roto y Pioi0S'''o''
CANAAN DovenerNi.Then odd .ono
hslf fJour tn sir Fau,tper,s nn wv Tr1
1--WE me two bon1s onJ / .,;, p, ,,,nae S "nu
and viye him The unusnal .Jyan.o no ni nf
both openirr anil cIos;nr oon.nhaa o ~, ~
[ am ready 10 commsncc NJ on." "r 20
coon as We can get to ,he stand whera
ali the neonIe can hssrn SNo " Ne''
This defiant chnIlen.a had N i, or
cepted: they.were dr;vsn r. tbn oor ~ az
ard with 6eafeninr chsers tho ;ni,;tan;
RerubIicans followed him ~ .Sa s,amI
prepared on the nlattpn1 nver;,oS;nn
the town.
Soon the Senator was into .be midst
and meat Of the sneerh whirh ho taaJ
TO the United Ststes senate IN A r.re,
2lst 1890, and which has bs,n nsa5 40
often since. has become ihreadhare
need not repeat its contents II hrs
,tons service al Roane Conrt Eors.,
Charleston. Point Pleasant anI now 81
sutton. After recitinc il N Lia RroY.om
he came IN here "a rarite !,
TO them. TO this enerch in a G,m,;sh'
ing. embarrassed and tired n1annsr ha
added the "iorce bill" icatn,e which ia
noY being PLAYED so extensively m nm
after piece at ali exbihitions and Tho
scheme which Damocrot;c
orators sing so sweeily oil He foy"nt N
in this connection. III. inslor;.
our failure and a;tcmpt nj ISSS hv one
Lanman. who was n coIored rentieman
10 organize colored moyement in tbjs
State 10 held ont his party and who in
communications from leading Demncrats
encouraging him were addressed ns
"Dear Mr.. Ianrnann and "NIr. D1nr sirn
He did not succeed in arousinp himself
TO the point OF enthusiasm and isilinc IN
enthuse his own audience. he yiplseS
the floor with somo minutes oi lima 10
spare.
Cant. Doyener was received with
warni, generous applause in the start
and had hardly fairly oneped his sneect,
until he had the audience undsr cam.
plete control and in eympathy with him
from the manner with which he mt his
pointed areuments.- Never did n nonr
human suffer in the houge of his friends
and receive punishment more severe
than did Faulkner in this STRONGHOLD nj
Democracy. Doyener chalIerged the
OF even tho Democrats win
the clear, defiant snd CONVINCING arcu.
ments on the subject OF the ,s,iG as
levied by the Mckinley bill, which hr
had with him and exhibited and
brought down tho audieuce with long
applause as he turned 10 the Senator