Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-16

" D0~rN. w 4lAA ~
F.. Afanatod so Long, Up
.s@.55-He = Gives a Long List
.rs for Abandoning Re
- and Joining tho
II the Dsmooraoy-The
and Force Bills and the
silver Legislation Dis
-rmDroper Pension Leg
stoa.
p, october l5.-One Of
'E-l -i1. N, m meetings Of the cam
...5sr the Academy OF MUSIC
,5-- -..- tIs auspices Of the Young
rll-l rl..i. Association Of this city.
,--....-+ 80 v-.vre MacFeagh, for
..sS 80, General under Presioent
ply. ,~i,tra..Ju, % address Jhe
t7 senator Sherman's re-
- s.d 20 explain ms reAsolS 4O4
.,,S ,Ss Republican party. s
.,rs1,6, recent letter 2nnounceu
,.5 ERE for Grover Cleveland,
---' .s-,s the great auditorium
IA many were turned away.
- .-- MS decidedly Democratic
~, ~, ami received the speaker
.st5eevening wasintroduced
~. .,e.D-ti-s Thompson, President
Mems Democratic ASsocia'
1 ga brief but pointed address,
/ ,5s Republican system OF pro1ec-
v7EA5H's SPEECH.
l.-rbsHunlnr Mr.. MacVeagh re-
,.Ss fsct that be attained his ma
svtha Republican party was
.S'tas never voted for a Demo
-sst orryears ago be voted I0r
.,rhe had not felt at liberty TO
.,,r 61t Republican candidates.
\. believed that Mr.. Tlden was
wtse electoral vote Of louisiana,
3snt Grant, Secretary Cameron,
4 sheridan. In command OF the
~ STATE and secretary Robe
Fsglr o0sts IN It's waters, were
IN interested in that election.
,,.iss Marshal Packard was seek
tGwsporsa.p with a host Of depu-
conmaai and when the poles
M Tilte1 had 1000 more votes
: Hayes.
ge has wathed with pain the
nwth OF the corrupt use of money
's He bad hoped the Republican
md redeem itself against bOunles
rri,b that awful traffic in votes.
Bs had been disappointed and he
-1cei that unless the Republican
n; checked 70 would make the poor
and the rich richer, more corrupt
lisa and less patriotic. He demand
Doe party shall not destroy the
|CEll0lal Life
IEEBs WAS TOO MUCH TRUTH
.ruos that the election of 1850 had
bought A prominent Republican
|rlrer bad said: The Mckinley
o1l,. We bought it," There was no
|lcos1tug FOR the action Of the Re
b party for the last four years than
ban and sale o, legislation. he did
h0g any man iu his senses thought
O. il-.c. upon the poor the unlaw-
r.als Of the Mckinley bill. or 70 de-
voters 0y Offering them pensions, or
?oyerisl the taxpayers 70 buy
masses of silver for which
was no use, or 10 insult
weak sister Republic by sending
diplomat as Patrick Egan, or 70
+ aer with war without waiting %
ie Der apology for the wrong done.
..rg 20 Senator Sberman'S speech
Mckinley 0i.l. be said no one knew
1l the Senator that the Cordage
Tas 90 i.egl. monopoly, p.uuderiug
gen utter contempt Of law. He
'li.orSaeruau 90 ,aSS for the stand
Boa ,ce silver question to-day, as
'2oS,e the views be expressed In
ar1 question, Mr.. w. MacYeagh
/. as3 than I2 per cent of
Pm LE0EEEs OF PENNSYLVANIA
Ncln employment in the protected
.1.S vale the other - per cent had
N-',y on almost everything they
! sore The rich paid substantially
s '-. on the contrary realized inn
.'lS on, ottde prevailing system
s.ceS Of the necessities Of life were
--y increased 10 those who could
=, 'l-y "a small quantities. Owing
....-.ase Trust aud similar evils the
'A.as American farmer had each
--l himself growing poorer until
-"d ana Pennsylvania the land
.esS ,1an half what 10 was twen-
S9' Ile depreciation in the value
Us 10 this country since 1870. was
lle speakers judgment, than
H1y mauuiactOry in it. The far
sell his wheat for the price
'troc0. az less than il cost
-suer was forced 70 pay q big
~ C0rJage Trust for twine.
" Mckinley bill The farmer
.'lna IS poverty increased 0y the
" Y pay on almost every thing ne
v The la0oring men were OBJ
v atr.pp.e price for sugar on &C
'le sugar trust, kept alive
BruzNc6INLEY BILL.
.aeSe things 10 was not strange
s'ers oile r0sped and the mass
/ -ooAed UPON Mr.. Carnegie and
.--1s as r5spousible for every drop
s-e1 ~ homestead. These were
-,-1ss OF Anarchists but Chris
ts,. '.s And what was trueOf tae
g.-l ana NE great group pt g.gan-
s '',s' Walc1 We're nOurished by ii
y, \. 2 55-AleSS pension legislation.
,'.uoSs .Nas,.uoSs o, such legislation was
aren't when 10 was known that
;;-- .;-.,,,..,... .o-01 70 pensions involved a
~n9ritloa mum! Of The wages of labor.
a. ,-'.;tC,. I 5S...'s'. a-Ies spoke ghbly Of one
4ll lily million dollars voted for
~. forgetting TIA, tue vast sum
-'s, entirely f'on the earnings Of
sa5er 3 did not o6.ec, to lust pen.
AZ emineu; divine baJ ssi5 That
'ass..llin ,st1,ling camp follower. deserter
.'-Aeut claimant VIA bs6 tbe 81
coald demaudh.sbribs1 1aH iS ,;s ;uT yots -.
'''ne aconmodity.n 10 WV
lAF INFINITE DsuoyoR
9 brought to a pension ron osd;.
estoes who went to JSs ,- trSg, yCo oeui-
4 ,.-s y OF silver, he said II yyo. ,,oU., -.
present year silver "as Sei AnOWn
~ vast quantities s, 14J Oeen