Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-12
=;=ssRD SPEAKS
,-o,psct Thi .u,-,va prrn LAST
81 c0rsp IGHT.
ABEsr
..,.r 5g,,. Of Pennsylvania D'liver' a
% ia Fine Turnout Of the Polit-
$3.50 Long March full 0 Cheers
w They Were Received

w They "ei' -''''
uor5 spoke last night, and
IsE - smphatically. It was the first
Md in the Eighth ward during
..lgp. and the enthusiasm was
,.r Of the evening was j. F.
% sto+.stician Of the Labor Bu-
!, pennsylvania, and he was escorted 6 E,..i
~ w.rrrs House, where he was
b de l-.nnbsr Of the Democratic
qgrs y ana notable among them
~. e .-.1;'.sr, Wilson Tariff students,
W I'D out strong, ana caused
cay ,- ~, recognition. IL was rath-
81 lt-.'b no FOrty-eighth street,
ls L- mig was held, but the boys
I58oyaa, in step al the nniSh 4S S'
80 -,ss one Of the notable fea-
iaI ,. .a.sir and was Of considerable
b ". ,-'.-- enc the marshal Oh the
1LS,b Eress, and his assistant,
SyS'Sfe0IsI.an's Band. Then came
Te1 Y! -St~5arts. Immediately after
arr 80 Fighth Ward Democratic
We 5.,,,srisi by a fine drum corps.
go CLUB was next M line WIN
- 49, ana then the Skin ward
~, cub. also with drum corps.
~ marched Up Main 70
~ 81 Market. 10 Twentieth, to
T,rentv-seveuth, 70 EOff, 70
IN Jacob, % FOrty-eighth.
T7a line of march crowds APP
-9ls sidewalks and from the win
- houses appeared flags and
As while rockets ana other pyr0-
~ ,,'s,ad st intervals along the road.
Ssgdsome and well deserved rec
,. L.,o.iov was held out under the
~ nj heaven. 70 the north end OF
- -. -siiway transfer station at For
- street. An improvised platform
- - erected. spacious enough 10 seat
amber outside OF the OH
rsmbers Of the meet
y "a. vice Presidents Of the
were p. Doris Cooke, Jos. Ma
US p Deeran. W. q. Handlan, VIM.
~, lanes Nichols, Frank Cruise,
4 y, s.s3rr.age Just in the rear Of the big
\; !, v v Mn Butler, the speaker OF the
-.~, Herman Beutz, Il. ). hlncheloe
Frank Cruise ,,
-.-er wbo madea few eloquent remarks
y ~ ,,arisg I'D the meeting, and then In
.r5resd tle speaker OF the evening.
T- B1ter in opening his remarks said
!. An no, come here 70 speak to you as
T.-crrsts. be came here TO speak to you as
~ ,iti1srs rs fellow beings Of one COM
y country. 1 want YOU 10 forget party,
-,rt Won 10 cast aside all bias and preJu-
- and couiue YOU considerations 10
~ ~ roDr country. TO whom you owe q
~ second only 20 that given 70 COD.
M this splendid demonstration tonight!
M -rbv this Constant speaking and cam
-sg-ioy ON over the country. Isit simply
4 T,arsn In alice! No. We are work
iio-a principle. Even without our candi-
"a exemplary as they are, the principle
md sin 20 on, and the fight would be
messing Weare here 10 defend the peo-
: against the present iniquitOus tariff
i,s-on. What is the issue Of this cam
I7Bl The tarif-the same issue that
sed the revolution ia France, the same
vs that caused the revolution in lao,
HI The sane issue that has caused more
ln ne governmental disaster back in the
,tory Of the ages. What is the apology
bic 5y or Republican brethren for the
|s,esce Of the tariff! For the benefit OF
Ie American worEingmen.
You Gao 20 back over many years in the
s.ory Of legislation, and never until re-
|1tly has the term "w0rkingmen" been
oci3,ed with the question OF taxation.
l'stcCue 90 this. T8e men 70 whom we
p 50 much that makes life worth the
lT1g, are they 20 be showed aside, and
.onilGad the working men, Thank
iod. the Democratic faith cOmprehends
i on theSane scale. and knows no classes.
l00rt.ag % the Republican argument II
here iS special class Of "WOrkingmen"
,Ce mus. logically be a class Of nom
iTlorS and IL you are going
benefit the wOrkiugnlen by
.tgh tariff, whom are you going TO
iie,he tariff frOml There has been a
pat hue and CRY about Free Trade Eng
li- olldid you ever notice where the
sp1olcan leaders 20 when they have q
a4l0n To England The Blaines, Car
sges, DepeWs and others, and when
'anocam8 back from England you will
SENDER he orOIght twenty-seveu trunks
-l @yeral band boxes of goods, and he
-er paid one dollar of duty on them. The
Al Who undertook 70 lift himself up by
2Na, straps was no more foolish than
Elo attempts to make the people
A oy taxation. Read carefully the
dofn Of the Knights of Labor, of the
tlefS' Alliance, or the Prohibition
aiy and y0a will see that they oppose
Y YAK beyond that for revenue only. Are
) republicans the only philanthrOpists
, le and. How often DO they get out
. ,'l In the still hours Of the night 10
- ,-A Of the wOrkingmenl
az buaeg then went into a discussion Of
I arm asst Affects individual articles
.'-loaed in the Mckinley bill. The
. .,9-7s was frequently applauded, and
81 YEA the large audience 20 the close.
vas amost successful meeting.
Vos Form Of Republican Activity.
.ae 'ctiy.ty Of the Republicans is taking
~ ~ cav. One is the circulation of
-e Ggand listing Of voters in every
'oN0oys on politics Of each. In the
s'S N. ..a not hons accompanying these
.-,s man the that
"a. "a PEI oryalssib,s information is de-
~ az the each Of these voters in
.onality, religion, etc. In
vale a cent? designate his nationality
y vas az an,r German, Irish, Italian,
sand IN iOred mark Col" In the
'S sinpydi state whether Catholic
COCK nus. estant (Prot) In the fifth
s1l soon thls trade, occupation or bust
" oelrssis blacksmith, merchant, law
= Or Nsbif a farmer who Is also inter-
ne "0h or sheep, or a dairvman.
vas 10 IN the Remarks" Under
80 si91 give also additional informa-
~ Y Ioot enough space in the one
az ~ Or more. II he was in the
,ss.3 1y safe that fact"
4 ~ HE Big Taylor Meeting.
,SOyefno' "Bo0r Taylor, Of Tennes-
- e4 pe1'et 70 arrive in the city FRI
=. -. =. .''.ls' and that evening be viii ad-
-, T tI.. elll'ece Of Democrats at the