The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-03

1t ia very plain that the Democrats,
a,,o, VIII, tho ,roo+ lords,Id, ~ tost
go WV Y1e s"' ' - ~. . ~.
1all 70 reassuFe thelh' Pl"ihIy see ll'"'
the majority Of the voters OF the country
are still Republican.
81 tho word N alectricitv in the
~ 'As w. y. y. $500 800. .,,,I.,.nn
democratic party Is 10 create DIVISIONS
and foment quarrels among Republi-
cans. Most Of all, the Democrats covet
S''.s go, ,,ot,ro",' p , AVA uorrison
aquarrel between Dlalne ana naf .
Ihey reallze tnat Dre shairo Oe d"font
these Two men means ProOaOle ueiea'
10 me kepuDi1c9n party. n,.,.
Ihereiore their press ealtoFi .1 tnslf
correspondents everywn!gte, inc mle IN
pers Of thelr party lnulVluuaily' arc w.
ing all they can, iirst 10 create . PupLc
impression that a quarrel between
Blaine and Harrison Is sure, ana neXt
to excite the jealousy ana alnplEioh Oh
each Of THESE Two hepuOncah ie"ueFS
Tor Democratic beneht- a.
GeneraI harrison ana NJ Dla!le 9 Ere
the Two hcptpttea,as III thts hat'oA iot
whom tine hepuollcan party has ny con-
splcuousiV done very much; 4hey arc
the two men VINO owe 70 the hePuollGsan
party more IN deVotlon, royal service
and gratitude than any TWO men now
living. NO TWO men ever mao higher
or more honorable duty restlng upon
them than these two men nave 10 guafqt
IN every possible way inc interests Oh
th e; fepuplcan party. ...,,,h,,, On
Their friends represent PROBABLY sV
per cent OF the mempershlp OF tne parry
ut this time. Il they keep t9getheE III
friendship as they ought TO 40, ana US
we have no ooupt they VIII w t Ie
unity Oh inc party WIZ pe ptescrEeu' Sne
honest majority that the party. mas
among the voters OF the country VIII De
preserved and united, ana victory next
year Will be certain. :.
1he Two men ought 70 DC, must w.
ana VIII De friends: 1hey nave upon
them the coercion OF tnelr own nonor'
the coercion OF party ahu Ilatloli" ll'e So
est to be trlenus. FoF our own P4Ft, We
have no doubt that t4ey gre I ttiel1 !"
Mr.. Blame nus proved MS oevotiou ~
the Republican party as superior 70 ms
own personal interest ana anolt'on sev s
eral times IN 2 man l1eE, Mllch ny t;s
time proved nus nnsetns ~ Hnu ,I III
party tealty, anu Whlch N history wiz
stand gIe9uy 10 MS circuit anu iaLlie'
General harrison mas always SHOWN .l
himself pTaVe ana ueIcT 5I "n ..u
loyal republican. ne anu blalne Inye
always been irlends anu lastlon"l "'''es
IN the past fifteen or twenty years.
In the DAYS when b!alhe -, was y1 tne
name to conlure with naGlonally ! llar
rison was BLANC man IN the tline
when 1t was possible LOT harrison 10 pe
no minated; ana possibly only through
the friendship OF blslhe' oi"lhe was "
Harrison man. 80,
me 1--WE men togettneEl sue ~ siI len ~
the highest p.4ees OIL inc natloI' HH H
wrought great WORKS lor inc goou Oh ti'e
republic and the honor OIL the party.
For two years: with one great achieve
ment succeeding another, they nave
surprised and deligntea the country ny
an administration whlcI, Whlle lacking
IN the warm quamty OF Partisa1snl p.
has been nationally PatTiotlc ana very
progressive in every good way. IL has
won the confidence oil the business
world. 1t has made the american goy.
ernment stronger at many points. NJ
has given new lie TO American com:
merce. 1t has proved again, as the ma
ton knew 1t before, the uhequaled ca
pacity OF the Republican party Tor great
wisdom and progress IN government.
In all these remarkable achievements
Harrison and Blaine nave worked TO-
gcther They have stood SIDE by sue
US friends and co-workers' ,Ihey have
only to continue to stand SIDE by sue
for two years more az they have IN the
past, for the Republican party to De
sure Of success in w, and they both Of
them to receive the ampIest possible
honor which can further be bestowed
upon them.
AS Republican paper we may speak
plainly on this subject, So we say to
Blaine and HARRISON and we say to al!
Republican leaders, let not the wedge OF