Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-29
. I'm IS A GIANT.
..ror CampbelTS Unprecedented
Campaigning Feat
,,gTy NILEDRIVEN ONE DAY
Min, n Farmers Waiting to Be Addressed
n, Wlu-iOO0O Farmers Heard
'' Hin Sps.k at Wa7srly
Yesterday.

r,.,-am to n. REGISTER.
'' ~ ~ ONO, October 2S.-Goy-
.s'I I',..,-1beIl IN made five speeches IN
,-. 30 30 valley to-day, winding up
-. work with a monster Demon
-.-, --' at this place tonight
a Ic,cley.Ie, Chiilicothe' Waverly'
81 O,s, O.,s-ooptb he was greeted oy i'm
'i 'i .-1ods. but the largest day
.''' ,gas a, Waverly, when be
.5 for an hour to ten thouS"nu
,IreI,. I... g., the history of Ohio has any
Ne,.- e,,..,,,~ntod such a campaigning Feat
l- ~. governor has accomplished In
."' ,yo weeks since he has begun
1. 80 -ban two speeches a day.
\. .>'.7 las completely out run the small
- newspaper correspondents who
r.sp following him and some OF
rovs been compelled 20 skip out
.--s rest. His magnificent hight
VrE.r'eyism has aroused the Demo-
..srd tariI reformerS in every sec
1.-THE state aud the only thing that
9-ayant his election is money IN un-
.s,aderted quantities.
r,.marrow morning he starts on
1.-two mile drive across section OF
s,,-s rbst cannot be reached by
r.-,1. and arrangements have been
'i. f4r MIN 20 make speech every
-..frss. I'm this way he will be able
.ss,b a Iar-e number OF the farmers
-, have roL been able 20 attend poIltI-
meetings this year. ,
T. wrs tae original intention 70 hold
..riyb,'s meeting in the Opera House,
., whom the crowd commenced 10
..,sa- IL was seen that this was out OF
srrssri9n. The people came from
p.-,.mou,h, the furnaces at Hanging
p.rs and an along the railroads enter
70 the city, and there was also Ialr
.,,fr.lrDg of Kentuckians and west
v-,.r'ans on hand 10 cheer the Cover
,-.ar his remarkable canvass. A stand
,,.s erected on one of the principal
streets. and after an immense process
.-r f, which the men from the rolling
., and furnaces participated, the
,il- was begun.
Gov. Campbell was the first speaker
.s when be was introduced it was
srrll minutes before he could make
-,srf heard. Notwithstanding the
Z, hours he has been putting In daily
r- Inc past week and his three previous
-.erhes to-day, ne was in good voice
% 20 most hannv paNtherlng Of work
guen. and they cheered themSelve.
arse over his hard blows at Mckinley
u The Governors search for q work
,,nan who has had his wages raised
since the Mckinley law was passed was
renewed here, 20 the delight Of the army
o. wage-workerS who faced him.
"lt was thought we had found one at
Akron the other night when we got
bold 0i Mr. Shumaker, who labors SO
bard at the head Of the cat meal trust,
ul said the Governor, cit turned out
-3, Saumaker had merely gone into
"a trust for the glory there is In it,
Applause.
ZIP t0 date we have succeed In cap
turing just TWO men who have had their
wage, raised since the passage Of the
law" Applause.
'Ole Of these had his wages raised by
q garuiShee lcontinued applause
lli Che ether was William Jackson, of
Chicago. Jackson was a common every
Day .sb0rer before the passage of the
Mckinley law, and he could make but
o.e dollar and a quarter a day. Since
ne Major succeeded in passing his
great measure for the amelioration Of
Ore working classes, William has been
-..e t' walk uD 10 the payIsster's office
and scoop iu $50 day.
Now as the Major claims all the
G.i', tor the good crops this year, of
lrSe he should not be denied the credit
0' having Bill JackSOn'S wages raised.
A Is now engaged at $50 per day, aud
2. has given up common labor and is in
.-e employ of the Pinkertons. All Bill
Jas 90 do is 20 shoot down the miners I'm
.-e eoa. fields in the great protected
'.4,e OF Pennsylvania. Renewed ap-
PAUSE
Jackson Is another one Of the Nc
Aa.ey bills" Here the applause was
leaIe1iug and prolonged that it was
Nhe time before the Governor was able
proceed. II was simply impossible
!" 'le Governor TO make a connected
10 the great gathering. The
.- aal come there 10 see him aud to
Wv" their appreciation of his friend
.~'. 20 lnem all during his adminiStra-
UtesSlonaIly band would pass play
-' The CampbellS are Coming" and
u. lauolS al. would set the crowd 10
-seaus. a.. this was in good nature
.- very acceptable to the Governor, as
enabled him 70 rest his throat.
-A'SpeaGer Reed spoke here Monday
,lt aud, Notwithstanding the fact
-@, Il the past this city and county
ave given Republican maiorities, the
e,iDs tonight outnumbered the
,-.O meeting three TO one. The Demo-
~ ,-'' mere were never in better shape
y e'eeuon, and they confidently ex-
~ TO make handsome gains next
-7Suay. After the meeting the Gov
.-, --, ShooS hands with hundreds Of
-P'e' aud later in the evening was
49,. ~. reception by the Ironton
r,-,, - Vi EiGS, where he made another
''' ou' non-partiSan speech.
=. cotton Belt Bandit Captured.
NEN ORLEANS. OctOber 9S The
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