Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-12

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~ 0amuheii, OF tAN -
NJ O' Tee of Minnesota, arrived IN the
Com .ul,,.tsrdav, and are at the Rainier
city Tbey came up from Tacoma IN
Hoier with George Hazard, Of Ia
conP' and James \. Carson, of this city,
COMA .S,.eo y. Halter aud Frank j. Eos
ana 49,, sneclal committee named by the
TER ,.rats Of the city 20 receive them.
'.ressman Wilson is on tour oil
,1rtrv i'm the interest of State Dem
ia' .,c clubs, and occurring on tarlH re-
ioID''.-, number Of well-knOwn Demo
A'.sIled az the Rainier last evening
fA',si5 their respects to Congressman
s1l and Mr.. Campbell. A Telegraph
WIS., obtained al interview from him
ri, hotel shortly after his arrival.
= be-: 49,. 3, tho future even
han i'm the recent past, the con-
r - the parties will be fought out
,s'f .or,i,. lines. These are the great
..,,s that now confront US. GA one
W- Mckinley has laid down the
s-' - NJ the Republicans, and we
o-.'....tsfed with it. On the other side
e- .. Mills has stated the position
80 ~, democrats. On that basis We are
o. ~. ~ 20 before the people, confident
'.l-. $50 rriumph; aud that triumph Will
.-' .ie treat interest Of the people
". Vest Virginia and throughout
...b the Farmers Alliance has be-
come power. .o...;oa 1snaol, %
.,~rsd Mr.. Wilson, 1.-The farmers
..-' formed into third party and
pave . De believe they will. They are in
wv Dswo.ratic party and acting with
guy T.ev look 20 our great organization
--l,.f satisfied that il will be found
20. ,,r lines. | believe this is the
s''-,. ir tbe Alliance there. The ATgh
- bqs been disastrous 20 the farmers,
II has been 20 the great body Of the
$50 and now they will not stand it
.fi.,ger No amount oOf SOphiStry
viii make them 40 IT,
.I-ndoqbtediy Mr.. ClarkSOn is right.
..t Congressman Wilson, when he
'..5 -.eent'y that the young men OF the
-,~,-rv were now largely TO be found
!. Inc Democratic ranks, especially Ia
~. New England States, but he might
s,ys gone a step further and said that
.5.. Ma, the tendency everywhere. 1t
,o,agr> 90 be true not only In the MD
4 West. but the far West. l ava well
,,u2lpted with the politics OF MaSSa-
busetts, having spoken there
ayeral times. The sons Of the
.,rongest Republicans are rot Re
rblicans. but Democrats. Take
william LLOYD Garrison, Jr., for in
,-ance. Turn TO Mr.. Andrew, the son
If Governor Andrew. Sherman Hoar
and host Of others. They are all IA
,be party of progress. There Is Gov
ernor Russell. II you saw him across
the street you would think he is but a
boy. Yet ne is Governor OF the State
NJ Massachusetts, and one OF the bright
est Young men, by the way, in tAf
country. All through the East and
across the country 70 the Pacific the
voung men are tending toward the Dem.
ocratic party. The older members OF
,be partv. an in the party, l may say,
extend 20 them a cordial welcome.
81 am Inclined TO take liberal We"
Of the demands of the West for silver
and I promise that now, as in the last
campaien. the Democratic party Will De
ON the alert 20 secure the legislation
needed bv the best interests of all the
country
Mr. Wilson was asked il he could say
something In regard 20 the next preSl-
Dental campaign, but he pVudently
made answer others were mentioned,
but Mr.. Wilson said that he was here
.rrelv I'm reference 90 State Democratic
clubs IL would hardly be appropriate 20
discuss Individual candidates. said
Mr.. Wilson. Providence viii pro-
vide ] think there is no doubt Who
ever be may be- he will be elected.
The next President will be a Demo-
crat.
"Wha, a great many people in the
EaStand South are looking for is strong
Western leaders, whom the party can
an rally around For some years the
Democrats have been looking toward
the West. The centre of political power
has been moving West year by year.
The West is growing stronger All the
time. a. OF right il should. Within the
next few wears there will be great
changes. As the West continues 20 ill
OBJ with an active, energetic people and
as population increases this center OF
power will move faster than il ever yet
bias done"
The Congressman could not be i'm
ilced TO name the possible Speaker OF
the next House. "MeSSrS. Crisp, Nc
Milan. Mills. Hatch, Byuum and
Springer" said he, call good men are
in the field for the place. Who will get
there 1 ,annOt say.
Turning 90 Washington aud Seattle
be- said IF l were twenty years
younger believe would become "a eth
Ien of Washington. Ii is great state
and It's future possibilities cannot toe
calculated. Seattle is tlOuriShiug city
and has @ great future i'm store FOR it. l
got au idea of the distances in the great
West, after | left ST. Paul | Travelled
,~o days and had only been 10 two Con-
-re>S.o1al districts, and then l had To
,rave. day before | got out OF the last
Why back East, i'm that time, fifty dis
r.ctS could be covered.
Mr.. Wilson represents the Second dis
rc, n West Virginia i'm the House.
lie S serving his fifth term, and 70
show how his popularity has grown his
aaioriteS have been 10, 90, $50, l,5Oe
ana o 1000. the last being his majority in
'1e last election.