Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11

are struggling for bread and meat. for fuel
ana clothlng, and so desperate is the strug-
gie that little time can be given to watch
the government; consequently they have
oeen robbed and plundered beyond any
thlng else known to the historian. The
children OF Israel were freed; the Ameri-
can slaves were freed and the people of
the United States must be freed. Phnippf
star (Tnd)
THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN.
The result of the election is more than a
surprise. Democratic victories are so nu-
merous we can't keep tally. The
people have spoken and they say by their
votes that they will not be ground down by
a war tariff tax The Democracy
has made solid, healthy gains all over the
country. The scepter is departing from
Judah. They have followed the precedent
set by the Jacobites of old, in using gov
ernment power to Cypress the people, and
it is surely and awfully reacting against
Observation-Disclosures Echo (Dem).
TRIUMPH OF OUR PRINCIPLES.
* There is no doubt the Mckinley
bill did il. Reed, Mckinley and Lodge
are rebuked and the people have triumphed
Pendleton has been indicated, and Marion
county answers the vile assaults on Gov
ernor Fleming in no uncertain language.
and forever settles the questions involved
in the Goff- Fleming contest. If the vote OF
1890 is any criterion, there will not be a cor
poral guard of Republicans left in 1892.
Rejoice not in the enemys de-
feat rather let US return thanks for the tri-
umph of our NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NelCs
(Dcm.)
THE LODGE BILL HAS LOST ITS TERROR.
The accursed Lodge bill which
hung threateningly over the South like
huge bludgeon has lost its terror now, and
the grand and loyal old land of Dixie is
dOubly Iendeared,to Massachusetts, New
Hampshire and the whole North because
that they have buried deeply and forever
the bad passions of the civil war. Upon
that great economic question, the tariff, q
deep and stern protest is uttered against
the Mckinley law of higher tariff; and the
farmers of the country have at last awaken
ed to its cnormity.-Ifuntingto Adrertiscr
(Dcml
GLORIOUS VICTORY FOR THE PEOPLE.
Tuesdays election was regular tidal
wave for the Democracy 1t was
indeed grand and glorious victory for the
people. The last Congress in a great meas
ure is responsible for the present result.
Reed and his reckless audacity; the passage
of the Mckinley bill, and the attempt to
pass the Force bill all tended to bring about
the grand victory which the Democrats of
the country have Just won. The Republ-
can party has received a just and severe re-
buke.-U'cstOn Democrat (Dem.)
THE GOLDEN CALF Is DEAD.
The golden calf gently bleated its last
sweet notes at Mddlebourne last Saturday
eve. The faithful. we presume, were there.
The gentle autumn zephyrs sighed and were
tired as the General repeated his pathetic
tale of gubernatorial woe The hew-gag
will now repeat the soft funeral dirge, for
the poor stricken soul, he is dead.-TUler
Democrd, (Dem.).
CONFUSION ~ THE COOP.
There appears to be considerable con-
fusion among our ROSTERS this week, and
the reason is the Democrats cleaned us out
everywhere except in Tyler.
We have taken dose of Mother Wins
lows Soothing Syrup and advise all other
Republicans to do likewise. 1t is good
medicine.-Tyler star, (Rep)
TWO FACTIONS WON'T WORK.
The Republicans of Lewis county will
never succeed as u party until they come
together A house divided against itself
must fall. The two factions won't work:
Gentlemen, you must get together and
MAKE II III ltlSl sillAoAAiE "AN AhNSAN"e''t9
next time.-UcStOH Democrat (Dem.)
MARION STANDS BY GOV. FLEMING.
Marion county, Gov Fleming's home,
which has been for years on political see
saw. elects the whole Democratic ticket by
from POO to 400. This is Marion's answer
to the attempted steal of the State in 1889.
-UpShW Banner (Dem.).
THEY SAY THEY ARE NOT DISCOURAGED.
DISCOURAGED: No. The Lord chas-
teneth whom He loveth.' If there is a
single Republican in Preston county dis
couraged, we'd like TO see him.-kingrood
Journal (RepJ
REPUBLICANS NEED SYMPATHY.
The danger is that the Republicans have
been so badly whipped that it will excite
the sympathy of the cruelty to children as
sociation. Charleston Free Press (Dem.l
MUST HAVE CHANGED THEIR MINDS.
The five hundred Democratic farmers of
South Branch Valley who were going to
vote for Farmer Hartman must have chang
ed their minis.-MdItinsbW Sentinel
(Dcm.J -, .
THE MASSES urro>E IiIGn rAKIrr.
The reason for this tidal wave, beyond
all doubt. is that the masses are opposed TO
high protective tariff.-PiedmoHt Herald
lReP)
THINGS HAVE CHANGED.
Golf no longer carries West Virginia or
any part of it in his purse.-JcftrSoH Pam
dealer DAM.