Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-07
,,,,or3sI Hon c. W. Daley, at the
0psra House, Last Night,
NRHggyTHUSIASTIG DEMOCRATS
H. the Eloquent Young West
Virginia Orator.
L. +, Clio County Makes a Fitting Re
bs Invitation to the Msedng-SOma
wholesome Political Truths Told in
an 1im.nble Manner

'o--'' tosio county as the Opera House
' nd hold, last evening.
VI trsds upon hundreds Of voters
r,ab.e to obtain an entrance to
Ss.riipr. and we're forced to content
l..s,vs, with such evidences Of
So democratic meeting as filtered
s'--n,b the doors from time, or was
~. Known ia the frequent bursts Of
applause.
..brsasm as well as in size, and the
ting extended 70 the eloquent Min
s,,r county orator was most cordial
w M. Daley, who had apartments at
a.. Windsor Hotel, was escorted from
ia, building 70 the Opera House by
..-se NJ the uniformed clubs OF the
~, the Kenua Club having the post Of
t,-o- with the Webster District Club
end the Young Mems Democratic Club
,,sir5 Them in the escorting line. The
,,r,s Of march between the hotel and
,ss O,sra House was necessarily short
me ba, all along the line were crowds
q, o,og.e and the scene was a very ami
mated one.
Long before the orator Of the even
,,o with his escort, reached the Opera
Vls,s the building was well filed with
democrats, and soon after his appear
,res upon the stage, which was the sig
nal f5r ringing burst Of applause,
there was no l0nged room for another
rsrson. Upon the stage, at the inau-
egrst0n OF the meeting, were a large
number OF tine prominent Democrats OF
the city aud county, among them being
2 S KIuchelOe, chairman Of the Dem
giraffe County Executive Committee, l.
Noise, Col. Robert White, Peter
Dssu.aine, James Stevenson, OF Wet
p: George S. Feeney, j. II. Daily, NJ.
Stein. Judge George b. Boyd, Capt.
Porter smith, Captain William Prince,
Robert Simpson, Albert Hadlich, VIM.
By.es, Patrick Weir, George Car
Blhaa, A. r. McCabe, Frank
Cruise, Joseph Emsheimer, A. ID.
Garden. NJ j. O'Kane, Lawrence Heller,
Can't. Mcdonald, Joseph FoOse, Senator
Knott. OF j efersOn county, Hon. Joseph
4 Woods, Nsj0r j. w. Mitchell, Albert
p Caps, John A. Howard, j, p. Wilson,
I A. d. Garden. John WaterhouSe, Judge
~. Jacob, A. A. Franzheim, Col. w.
w. Arastt, Henry RObrecht, Thomas
OBrien, Jr., John A. White, J. b. |
Hau5a0, George Baird, and M. McCul- |
loeb.
The meeting was called to order |
Ntb0ut S o'clock, by Chairman r. 5. |
K.ucle0e, who introduced as chairman |
Mr Frank Cruise He also submitted /
the ..st Of vice presidents published in /
the paper, which selection was ratified. |
Nr Cruise, in his Introductory remarks, !
called attention % the representative |
character OF the audience he addressed, |
and said it showed that all classes /
OF citizens were interested, aud that /
the campaign of education was bearing 4
fruit The campaign, he said, had cen /
tered down % two points, one the tariff /
l1l tle other che right OF Self-gOvern-
usD, aud upon the TWO subjects he
spoke briefly, per,ineutly and effective
iy, and his comparison of the Demo-
cratic platform with Jnat of the Repub-
lo2l was happy one. lie introduced
Ar c. w. Daley, who was greeted
With the heartiesJ applause.
Mr. Daley began by saying:
THE SPEECH.
Dir. PRESIDENT AND FELLOW CITI-
zESs-Four years ago believe was In
you, midst, doing what 1 could in my
humble way 20 advance Democratic
principles and secure the election Of
leDem0cratic candidates. Applause. |
lol all remember well that battle of the
ballots. You all remember, my fellow
citizens, the great questions of that
campaign. You all remember the great
eller who led MS in that fight
Cheers aud who led US right molly, al
l0lga he led Us TO defeat, as IL hap
lelel. That great leader is still IN the
Aol, rauks of the battle. When the
slose OF that battle of four years ago
cleared away, our leader was still there, |
ana around him gathered a gallant
S--1 OF Democrats, again ready for the
"a3 applause. You all remember,
-i fellow citizens, that Immediately
amer i1at battle was won by the Repub-
1,.-ls-Tou by means, as 1 firmly be.
-e'e noteutirely creditable 20 them
!ol al remember that Immediately
aver Congress ssembled, the leaders OF
way party glanced over the field. That
-t'ey was not reaSsuring, and at the
1.1ess and suggestion OF BENJAMIN
garrison, President of the United
s.-'eS they attempted to enact what is
"4ao1.y known as
THE FORCE BILL,
measure THAI was intended TO peroet-
,' 70 power the Republican party, and
1e away forever from the States the
o"ei 20 hold their own elections. by
1"lS national election officers certify
.-e names Of the men IL suited to have
.gC'5l' Then, my fellow citizens, YOU
VII remember that two years later
t .-,se .Yo great parties again met in
~ ana the Democratic party, COM
=, 80 70 ile interests OF the people, in
i-,O' Oh the principles OF free and en-
s4.eled government, rallied in 1890
g-.1' their chosen leaders, and with
.-'I FORMER batt.e-cries, with the addi-
80 % hostility to the force bill, a glo-
.-' victory resulted. And now these
' parties, under the same leaders,
asain 10 battle array, and that bat
N. ~ " Oe fought out between now and
" elh day Of November, and it be-
..'es us as American citizens, to de-
rr.le with which side we wilnact.
~, Sy"'my fellow citizens, this Campaign
i y, y. 20 the voters choice between
uame.rLca.lY different theories of