Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-24


k but one OF the leading
3SSR Democratic papers.
E Ordinarily, this state
EI of affairs would be con-
D sidered discreditable TO
the candidate, but 10
- This instance, IL is just
the opposite. Excepting
the Cleveland Plain
J 4 8 :. 81 Dealer, which is and has
...i-bt Democratic from princi-
.Is grsat Democratic papers OF
80 baen used as the tools OF In
...lrgis orcliduas for the furtherance
|. 80. ...,..-s ands or for boosting men
f-a.re and places Of prominence that
5.5 NOT deserve. In very few cam
..-s has the support Of these
-s bean given unQualihedly TO
,foget and the Democratic
s qs a matter of principle. In
.,fv every case there has been
',.sr -.. NJ some sort and the candidate,
.r,,essful has had TO pay debts OF
-,,.tr5e that were generally distaSte-
y. c,rs-nor Campbell started out upon
Il. first campaign entirely Independent
"A with no ntrigues to embarraSS him
,..r me election. Among his first acts,
7. cleaned out some very foul smelling
aces. giving his attention particularly
. .ra or two Of the official boards OF
-4 ,.,y government OF Cincinnati.
0..,e naturally these acts, while they
..s tbs State and city government
-ar and more economical, and tended
rorove the welfare of the people,
-.-s not received with favor by the
.r-,,srs who had been fattening OIL the
r,seds OF these very irregularities.
hose men are now against him, or II
tagainst him, are giving very meaSre
-gs5rt to the ticket.
Ht the Governor seems to be doing
-j,}}s Syb5'3hyAGqqt then. His big meet
,,s onnosition, shows very clearly
II, Governor Campbell has the masses
..l lIm, auJ ohls is quite natural. too,
cause his every act has been for the
010i the masses, as against those who
-a sappiug the great public inStitu-
.ns
U, Toledo and Cleveland meetings
as been surprises, too. Both were
.,gar and more enthusiastic than those
d by the Republicans at any time or
bee during the campaign. At the
..ei0 meeting there were 5000 people
.liu the range Of his voice, while no
ger than 10000 more Surged about
y building ia tAeir efforts 20 see him
. 90 hear a few words OF what he said.
Governor Campbelps style Of speaking
Very entertaining, and those who hear
Ion once. whether they accept what he
ys or not, make an effort 10 hear him
't.u. His style is distinctly epigram-
4,.c. lie always carefully omits an
IUiucJion and a peroratiOn. There
few OF his sentences that are not
.o oi meaning. The Republican news
Yers have abused him because OF his
wy .n discussing public questions.
r Mckinley, they declared, is digni-
and solemn, as become an orator,
b, Governor Campbell StOOpS 70 make
people laugh. This led Campbell 70
3 20 Ce.iaa; The Republican papers
1t Ike 10 because | am not grave and
'als umy manner. Well, am very
-.a in earnest, but it seems
ue that the farmer, burdened as he is
%. q protective tariff, has enough 10
'a him solemn. don't want 20 add
bis righteousness. / try to say
l'.a'og funny 10 take his mind of
Houo.es the tariff has brought upon
20. Again, az New Bremen, when
agl.euce laughed loudly at some
-1 ne said, be uttered his reproOf: |
must insist on your being less hilar- /
Use You are likely 70 disturb the ar |
-SementS now being made for the big |
publican funeral that is TO take place /
Y. MONTH At Cellna he said: Il /
,-e your jail is the finest building in /
town. | would like 10 see your poor /
So. A yOiCe-"We are now build |
an addition to the poor house, /
's replied the Governor, Il thought /
II you don't get rid OF 4 protective
TX Scon, you may aS we'll roof in the
,,'' country and call il "a poor house"
'tre are a few sentences taken at
--om from Governor CampbelrS
,'leS: The people are better than
r..',ica. parties" II want you to
y, t's me because it is right" ma
NeAluley says he would not if he
-- take back one letter, one word or
lDe ot Republican legislation for
t"St thirty years. The people will
.r.. Us iaeir private opinions of Major
N.-'ey 10 November. They can ex-
y ,neir opinions privately this year
'-'"lS or The Australian ballot law"
~ !. sugar bounty teaches the people
~ every protective tariff is 3
--.'3.' We have too little money
4 200 much tariff. want to reverse
.1~cnIne and have more money and
ann. Protection begins with
-'S' little SacQue that the baby
- ana II taxes the tombstone after
u are dead. Salvation only is free
.-e Republicans can't make that
Il wise OF they would tax it," II like /
'T'>l man. John sherman, what
',..., s.se he may be, is consistent. He
80 -. .uat he voted, knowingly and in
,I ,,IIeut,y' for the decentralization Of
"'st' II have a farm, but myself
%. 'le tenant and the mort
- al have hard time 20
~ ~ anything out Of it," Laughter. ] |
" Iaugh because you are IN
j., same Si FIX" A voice, That's !
~ 'Ot course it's right, but it's
'OIs' TOO, you see. There is, how
. . .9ls difference between me and
|. .V'uer farmers: / have too much