The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-26

free trddc, dishonest money and State
corruption. Every Republican should
don his fighting clothes, and work dill
gently from now until tho close OF tho
polls on the Sd day OF November for the
triumph OF the greatest party that ever
had existence.
II Is OF tho utmost Importance that n
Republican governor should have the
support Of u Republican legislature. A
United States senator is to be elected by
the next legislature, and II that body be
Democratic, It will enact n law proyid.
Ing Tor tho choice oil presidential cleo
tors by congressional districts, Ms was
done In Michigan. This would insure
tho choice Of Is or 10 Democratic cleo
tors In Ohio in 1902, and mako probable
the election Of q Democratic president.
Urge your Republican friends to do
everything proper to prevent such 4
calamity.
Governor James L. Campbell wound
up his Dcllairc speech in these words:
ELECT mo governor this fall over Major
Mckinley npd you will strike IL death
blow to protection" Governor Camp
bell couldn't have put more truth into
three lines OF his speech Ii he had tried.
The defeat Of Major Mckinley in Ohio
would DO heraldcd all over tho world rs
Ohio's reputation OF protection. No
fair, intelligent Democrat even denies
this. ..t
Next Thursday evening special
meeting OF the Martins Ferry Republic
can Club will be held in Commercial
hall for the purpose Of giving instruc-
tons on the new ballot law. All Re.
publicans who not understand the new
system should attend. Every Republi-
can in Martins Ferry should know how
TO vote. Republicans who arc familiar
with tho new law should look after
their neighbors.
Ii you desire to vote straight Re-
publican ticket at the November cleo
ton in Ohio, all that is necessary 10 do
is to mako Il cross at the left OF the
words, Republican Ticket" A mark
at the right OF the name Of the ticket
will count for Democracy.
Attention is called to the probability
that mark upon Il ballot with blue
or violet indelible pencil, such as n good
many men carry, will raise a question
as to tho validity OF tho ballot. The law
says that the marking must DO done
with black pencil or ink.
The Aetnavlle meeting on Friday
was well reported in tho leading protec-
ton papers OF the United States. Many
OF them printed over column, and all
spoke Of the music in the highest terms.
1t was at Aetnaville where Garfield
made his immortal appeal to young
| men.
Sherman, Reed, Foraker, Foster, Gros-
ovenor, Morrison, McDougall, Watson,
Poorlnan, Allen, Poe, Burgess, Chase,
Cannon Cooper. Richards, Hurst, Town
send, Nash, Winship, West and other
big guns will devote the entire week in
speaking The fur will fly this week.
The INTELLlGENcER owes Major Nc
kinley an apology. 1nthe report OF the
lEtnaville meeting the types made the
paper say talking" for ''bathing." In
speaking OF tin plate Major said:
Hereafter We will do our bathing at
home"
Mckinley will speak at Mt. Vernon,
Newark, Sandusky, Toledo, Wanseon,
Bryan, Paulding. Celina, st. Marys,
Sidney, Washington and Cincinnati this
week. Next Monday he will address
meetings at Wooster and Canton.
Mckinley, Sherman, Foraker, Reed,
Foster and Grosovenor are having
monster meetings. The Foraker meet
ing at Massillon on Friday night was
the biggest ever held there at night.
Canton alone sent 1900 people.
Col. G. L. Poorman will speak at Fair
point this evening, Pleasant Grove to-
morrow evening, Jacobsburg Thursday
evening, Armstrong; Mills Friday
evening and Maynard Monday evening,
November ..
Ex-Governor J. B. Foraker writes to
the Martins Ferry Republican that it
will be impossible ior him TO speak
there this campaign on account OF en-
gasements elsewhere.
The Belmont county Republicans
should hustle Tor Nichols and Charles
J. Heinelu for representatives. The
Democrats are fighting hard for Mr..
Myers.
Senator Wilbur Nichols is making
large number OF cxcellentspecchcs with
telling effect. He spoke at Salem on
Friday night.
Amock election will be held at Steel's
schoolhouse, back OF Martins Ferry,
next Wednesday evening.
McIlinley's meeting at Youngstown
was the largest ever held in that city.
Ohio Republicans should keep their
eyes on the legislature.