Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-21

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or T. L. BARBER Physician incharge, 363 VIZ
and policies, it has been no fault
OF yours. Your administration has more
than justified your nomination four years
ago, and the confidence Of the people, i'm
piled by your selection, after one OF the
most careful, successful and brilliant ad-
ministrations in our history. You received
a denomination, furnishing an approval OF
your work which must bring TO
you Just qualification. To be
nominated for the second term upon
the merits of his administration
is the highest distinction which oan come
to an American President. The difficult
and embarrassing questions which con-
fronted your administration have been met
with an ability, with fidelity 20 duty, and
with a lofty patriotism which fill the
American hearts with glow aud pride.
Your domestic policy has been wise, broad
and Statesmanlike. Your foreign policy
firm, just and truly American.
These have won the commentator
of the thoughtful and conservative and
the confidence of your countrymen, ire
spective of party and will, we believe, in
sure your triumphant election In Novehl-
Der
1--WE beg to hand to you the platform Of
principles unanimously adopted by the
convention which placed you in nomination.
1t is an American document. Protection.
which shall serve the high interest OF
American labor and American develop
ment: reciprocity, which while seeking the
worlds markets, for our surplus products
shall not destroy American wages or sur
render American markets for products
which can be made at home; honest noney
which shall rightly measure the labor and
exchanges of the people and cheat nobody
honest elections which are tho true fOunda-
tiops of all public authority; these prlnci-
ples constitute for the most partthe platform
principles TO which you have already by
word and deed given your earnest approval
and of which you stand to-day tho expo
nent and representative. Other matter
treated of in the platform will have your
careful consideration. / am hidden by my
associates, who come from every section OF
the nation TO assure you of the hearty sup
port of harmonious and united Republi-
can party.
ON conclusion we desire to extend 10
YOU our personal congratulations and 10 ex-
press our qualification at the rare honor
paid you by a denomination. With firm
faith that the destinies OF the great people
will be confded TO your care and keeping
for another four years"
1t was delivered slowly and at the begin
ming in such a low tone that IL was hardly
audible. but the Governors voice strength
ened as he proceeded. He was warmly
applauded at its close.
The President accepting denomination
said
Governor Mckinley and gentlemen Of
the committee-when four years ago on the
anniversary OF the declaration OF our ma
tional independence, a committee designat-
ed by the Republican National Convention
held in Chicago, came 70 my home in In
dianapolis % notify me Of my nomination
for the Presidency, my sense Of gratitude,
great as il was, was forced into
the far background by an overwhelming
sense Of the responsibilities Of leadership
in a civil contest that involved 80 much 70
nv country and 10 my fellow citizens.
could not hope that much would be found
when the record Of quiet life had been
brought under the strong light Of public
criticism 10 enthuse my party followers,
or upon which an assurance Of adequacy
for the highest civil affairs might
be rested No one 50 much
as realized that the strength
OF the campaign must be found IN Republi-
can princip pies, and my hope was that moth
ing To life or word OF mine might weaken
the appeal Of our American policies 10 the
American heart That appeal does not fail.
A Republican President and Vice Presi-
dent and q Republican Congress were
chosen.
The record has been made and We are
now 70 submit - the Judgment OF patrl-
otto people. OF my own relation % the
great transactions IN legislation and Ia ad-
ministrafion which must be the basis OF his
judgment. il does not become me 70 speak.
j gratefully accept the assurance given BY
the Republican STATE Committee and oy
the NaHoDal Convention through
you that 40 charge Of IN
adequacy or delinquency TO principle
has been lodged agfinst the administration.
The faithful ard highly successful work
done BY the able heads OF executive depart
ments and by our Representatives abroad
desire most cordially 70 acknowledge and
commend. The work Of the Fifty-first
Congress. in which you, sir, have con
qnicuops and useful part, will strongly and
most benefcially influence the national
prosperity for generations 20 come.
.gThe general results Of three years Of Re
Dnblican control have. / believe, been
highly beneficial to all classes Of our peo-
pie. The houfe markets, our farm prod
nets have been retained and enlarged By
the establishment Of great manufacturing
Industries. while new markets abroad, Of
large and increasing value, lone
substantially closed 70 as, have
been opened on favored terms to our meats
and breadstuffs By the removal Of unjust
dIscrininalinR restrictions and b. nu'
merors reci procal trade agreements UNDER