Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-21

. -.,, uuOu DO. Lt-t"AN'
s1'ol -s,Sr5iates were placed at in
'i-.1 framed in the national eolors.
iei,-,'' m the platform were placed
ID ne II.r5some life-Sized portraits OF
ls0 .i L and Stevenson. The decora-
Ce'S'- g-s-s elaborate and strikingly
bsrisome. ool,o5 n order nv
~. ,.tsemgn StoeJzer. He named as
V .l-,.r Hon. C. W. Seabright, whom
eI .-i, ~ I'm, Enthusiastically happy ad-
80 "a. introduced the speaker OF the
az. --.si,r. Ex-Gov. Wilson was received
vitb loud applause.
THE ADDRESS.
49,. ,,soser without any introduction
$50 IN once into discussion or
issres of the campaign. He
US, fi~s however, 70 denounce
-.A reo1rs who wrote articles for
v. s,r.r,r,sr about him as "scOundrels,
y. and lars He then took up the
o,"'-.s 5sIfvered by Mckinley on Tuesday.
ii,,,.,.lir-s8 his statement that the Supreme
ne ., 1sc.lsd the McKinley bill cOnstitu-
49, NcKinlsvt0,d his hearers how the
ir5.-----r.-qr tarf benefits the farmers.
~ fsst wear sold for 80 cents; to-day IL
- ~ i-r IN cents. Oats We're 43 cents last
-. now 4l cents. Dat meal dropped
-, qto , cents. Wheat was Sl.O5 last
~, "a cents now, and still going down.
I-s svDor-s of breadstutls for the last
-. -. ~or-bs were more than S2j,000,0OO
80 fbau same three months one year ago.
r. Ssu-emoer of this year the entire ex-
r,-,a,i5a was Just Cne-halt OF what II was
5-s YEAR AGO Considering the famine last
vssrin the ola World, and more than
s'srtv in the New, the farmer should have
Zen living IN paradise Of success The
s-ssker wanted 20 knOwOf Mckinley why
M rsD0rt of his Labor Commissioner,
vSies has been ready for months, is with
fs'3 from the public. 10 was because it
.s5vs a decrease in the average daily
rsrss NJ labor to- the State Of Ohio. There
have been more than five hundred strikes
r1ier Mc6n.eyism.
man who talks free trade at this time
|isgthsr an iguOramuS, or IS playing du-
picifv With his audience. With $500, co.,
|Wa wear necessary 10 run the govern
rsrt tbe bugaoOo Of English free trade is
.rsyej OBJ. Alexander Hamilton IS now
"
rHEpArRON SAINT
h he Republican party, yet he was an
noca-chist. an adveu,urer and a friend 70
BRIAN and British ideas of government.
Bic speaker then told Of the acquisition Of
,er,5ry under the Democratic regime.
Every measure adopted by the United
Sac. which proved a benefit 10 the coun-
h.. was advocated by the
Democratic party, and fought
The Republicans.
The Republican party protects the poor
10 by imposing tariff tax Of 40 per cent
90 the W00lens and l43 per cent upon
c0arser wOOleus Statistics show that
sge is no, SD per cent as much wool pro-
bed aud imported into the United States,
j there is cloth manufactured and sold as
00.sl 10 the United States. Seventy
pr cent was sboddy. A shOddy manufac-
-ec Of Connecticut testified before the
avs and Means Committee Of Congress
lt piece of his cloth had come back
Pc times, and was each time made over
e0 slOdiy goods.
Gov Wilson then devoted his attention
me class legislation Of the Republican
a'iy. He said legitimate channels OF
ls.less, without the aid of legislation,
ll.c not permit the accumulation Of
f-ols There were out two milliOnaires
800 To-day there are thousands, in
Pc protected industries. How many
Alers are millCnsires, How many me-
lncsi Substantially none. Republican
1sat.0l for thirty years has
'sl,ed milliouaires, fOstered trusts and
3nopoies, and is rapidly tending TO d.
-e me people into TWO classes, aristOcrats
Nlpalpers,
THE TARIFF OF 40.
Governor Wilson then compared the con-
mon Of tlec0uutrv under the Democratic
-1u act OF 1916, with present conditions,
~ showed c0nciusively that the % per
, 81, 1lllu Of 'i5 was the best in the history
ne United States. Then three-quarters
QUIZ trade was carried by American yes
- ser Mchinleyism Il per cent. They
a. Ssulpou.ldiug out Of existence.
a@cA.u.ey would have the people believe
~. ne same machinery which makes
a1f cheaper by taking OF the tax,
--AeS un cheaper by doubling the
40. N9W You see it, and now you
"lyt Because, they say,
,.t.y'elSler pays the tax. The Demo
-..s party does not propose 20 pay
T-r-es' as ltls purely unconstitutional.
l.sp4oLcan party has no more right
~! d county 20 the Louisiana sugar
'Tr.-o.i Jlau To- the West Virginia farmer.
Il. ss-g speaker then took up the Force Bill, |
~ e--'y llat Ubiquitous measure some
Sle-aaumer blows. He then discussed
49,. Virginia election law, and showed
De- 10. u MEASURE was voted for by every
5 60 q La the Legislature, and opposed
r. 49,. LNep1oAcan save one. Wherever
/, h, ,,-a.la-aa ballot law has been adopted
49,, --s resulted 10 gains for the Democratic
4 n. out the opposition. fearing
Hb;cSS' ;. u power, proposed a measure
D ~ = ueS. gucd 20 perDetuate that party
,S,se.' law which deSecrates the sane
s. VI .le home, which cotruDts the suf-
=, 1-1 places q bayOnet behind each
~. WON TALK FORCE BILL.
Sr -s- ..an speakers are silent as the
M -gll 'llS question, but il invested
D5y5s Sl'er lt IS fair 20 assume that the
VI WILL oe placed upon the statute
;bar ~ ~ neatly parapbraSed the words
con- $3.50 =. 0.il' ITO supervise, Scrutinize
o.isot. eiecJlouS, and asserted that
a.. was not TO secure a free ballot
en- a. -!- count, but 10 return majorities
ulnouues existed.
wilson then referred to the
W. OF the Republicans to carry this
oy tue purchase Of voters, and
li1a'ioh OF voters, and after an
ueHs pSrOrauon, brought his ad-
S to close, amid an outburst of
I uslasuc cheers, He spoke nearly
y hourS and half and held his au-
.lce 70 t9e close, being frequently
corrupted by applause.
GEN. WATTS Al BEAwooD.
addresses the Biggest MIsssing Of the
Campaign In Thai -