The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-23

little cheaper than wo get 1t now, for
VIC will want to buy for the same money
u tin dinner bucket little bigger than
We use now, to hold tho greater amount
OF good things we can buy at the cheap
or prices under tho Mckinley law.
Great cheers.
You hear these Democratic calamity
howlers say every mortgage represents
poverty and misery.
Noice-"lIos Il liar" Great laugh
ter.
My friends remark may DO true,
but 1t Is not parliamentary.
Tho speaker then went on to
show that q mortgage often
represented prosperity, illustrating his
idea in very plain and convincing way
by describing n laborcr who has saved
$1,000 and wants n home worth $500.
lie buys 1t, mortgages 1t and saves rent
while paying for it. His remarks wero
frequently md heartily applauded, as
wore also his humorous illusions to tho
effects OF tho new tariff law OH sugar.
lie showed UP tho Democratic cham.
pionship Of duty OIL sugar and FREQ
wool as rs sectional discrimination, re-
marking, en- pascnt, that Gov. Campbell
had voted for FREQ wool. He showed,
too, that tho Republicans under tho
now tariff law took care alike OF the
sugar OF the South and tho wool OF the
North and West.
They talk Of buying things cheap in
Europe. Why, my friends. nothing is
cheap that leaves American men un-
employed. Cheers. They talk OF
cheap raw material. Why, my friends,
under Democratic tariff wo had noth-
ing but raw material. Laughter.
Nothing is cheap that leaves your iron
and coal and stone undug in your hills,
and your furnaces cold.
When Major Mckinley referred to the
importance OF voting the new ballot
right, there was 4 loud chorus, Zone
cross" Yes, he said, one cross oppo-
site the name OF the Ropubltan party
will do. But if you cannot elect both d
Republican governor and Il Republican
Legislature, Las your candidate for gov
ernor urge you by all means to elect
the Legislature. [Cries OF "Bothw] l
quite agree with you that tho right
thing Tor you to do is to elect both,
but | cannot too strongly urge you not
to forget your legislative candidate. Ii
you must sacrifice either, sacrifice me.
| can give you good reason for this adj
vice. Ii You elect Democratic govern
or it will be but two years until you can
redeem yourselves, but ii you elect a
Democratic legislature tho blundcr is
more serious. Remember that tho in.
coming legislature will elect an United
States Senator. Ii that Senator is q
Democrat hc will sit in his seat in the
National Congress Tor six years, and he
will vote whether this land OF ours ehall
enjoy the blessings OF protection or suf-
fer IRON the blight OF revenue tariff.
With q brief and eloquent pcroration
Major Mckinley badc his magnificent
audience good night.
After he went into the hotel several
thousand people pressed into the par
lors to shake him by the hand. The re-
ccption was simply great ovation,
far ahead OF the great Blaine re-
ccption OF 1879 ut the same hotel.
The Wheeling delegation got home in
good shape about ll:45. Everybody
was pleased with the meeting, the dem;
onstration, the speech and tho trip,
and tho few who managed to capture
trophies in the shape OF tin hats were
more than pleased.