Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-13
M YOU CARE BILL
,rnvScE GREEIS TIE GREAT
l- or PROTECTION AT EINAYILLE.
al Pyro,oohEics, But No Eaiha-
o A-'', e,r.,r,r Vac Tells All About
a. Ills Little Bill

sEa'u' ,,.sm and statements that on
'a'-' OCCASIONS would have been
ioiu.. sb.arsd. fell fat The audience
r. ..- eo,d, remarkably So
demonstration which preceded
p 49, vss a very creditable one.
D1 -.qo Neister's band marched
0oo ,bsCsntral Republican Club and
" me Young Mems Club, the
fo lIt wsri Republicans a1d the new
:, formed Business Men ; O,u l,. ~ W, Wv,
y Az of meeting. 10 was a poor turn.
P.a -, 4 5o honor to the great apostle OF
Pu' ~ III and this fact was frequently
prO'oei,,g5 A great many more Wheel
rellai ~. -, went over on the electric
los P,oS The Island Republican Club
IaG Z, 3l,, line on Virginia street, aud the
Sa,s marched over the OLD Back
'TIyer bridge. p,s-ouo-. Tha
llo Ferry and G.enn'S Run clubs
aial ''4 4,,v, with tae Climax band and a
, ,-.. Ems Ems and the Bridgeport Mckin-
llI C.ob Ind the Hac6ett Band Of Bel
ey Doe or two cIn0S from that city
~. - came up, and the line formed ana
~ 80 over the principal streets TO
". r,ra mill office, where the meeting
r. ri,es The approach Of the pa
lO DSo Ies announced by loud and pro-
- tooting OF the whistles at the
'LTGs and an engine StanoIng on the
i-g-osd track. Residences 10 Bridge
80 and .Etnayille were generally dec
49, with lanterns and bunting, and
- very pretty. There was a great
|s-.1ci rsi fire burned and q great
Ir.arv rockets and candles sent up.
TIE MEETING.
n,sti,rn was erected on the west
Al. If fbs Etna Office, the floor OF
.I,.s was about eight feet above the
Ay,wg8d. The platform vas decorated
(sib Tags and bunting, and streamerS
L. Inscriptions and mOttOS. 1t was
,5m,rabIe place for holding the
- hut the speakers found some
s.asrr-v ig making themselves heard
= ,Fs crowd. On the platform were
Il : Cowsu. of st. C.airSviiIe; DR.. /.
= Gone and Jas. Cope, of COlerain;
a., L WeemS, Hon. Lorenzo Dan
t,i-Ir3geI j. II. CASTOR, OF 81. Clair
,rs i-so,. A. Lee, OF Flushing; DR.. w.
r S,,,bers of Wheeling; j. G. Helm
Lin Of bridgeport, and many other
Bs'noat county Republicans. Governor
Mckinley rode in a carriage with Hon.
D,rfofd and Ed. Trueman, When the
governor assembled the platform he was
given hearty cheer.
The meeting was called TO order by
Tbos LIovd. who named Hon. j. Q.
HsBsIn. Of Bridgeport, as chairman.
N, Heiplen talked of the benihcent
elects n the Mckinley bill, and then
rt-o3u,ed the speaker of the evening,
Gov Vim. Mckinley.
The Governor advanced to the front
Of the platform and looked cut upon an
audience which numbered probably
three thousand people. He asked them
4 togma.a quiet and he would endeavOr
nuase himself heard, and continuing
saN;
HE STARTS.
"Tbe people Of this country are supreme
Thepg0ple make and unmaKe parties. The
pe0De yiye TO parties control OF the state
Eiua,i01, and as swiftly take that power
iDu them Aud because YOU have that
power. public discussions OF public issues
have become popular i'm this great repuO-
BE- We have resting UDOn rs this year
t1e most sacred duty of American citizen
sliR We must choose the chief ruler OF
henatioa Suffrage shall be free and fair
@ e7egy01dy entitled 20 enjoy il under the
avs and so sacred is the great principle
nal o. It's rigltiul exercise, not one inter-
Sb bUtthe conscience OF citizens should be
United and cO1secratcd. To give your
ballots .Orce and efficiency they must be
cas-, for the candidate OF one OF the two
EIai political parties.
ne MOVES.
"lassume tonight that on the Sth Of No
VENEER neXt this suffrage will clOthe with
MeEer eiilecthe Democratic or Republican
#iriy TO order for us TO wisely and intel
A gently use this suffrage, it is necessary
,rls toknow the Inherent differences be
~ee1 the Two parties
Llere are two great fundamental differ
tlg@ between them. There are more than
tao out only two % which / shall call your
Seluon tonight If YOU have read the
aalonal Democratic platform, you have
rs'0sefed two astounding propositions.
1Esl there is declaration IN favor OF
ou.sl Tree trade for the United States, a
AA1 Tor revenue only, with no other object
Saa ora.se revenue for pu0lic purposes.
Ile second declaration is for the abolition
u lla I'D pnP cent tav IN CfafA hank ci9,eu-
hlol.
Many men know nothing about the cur
.'.Sy OF this country prior TO 1860; know
-i.-ilg about the old State bank notes
s-Sl were at q discount in every State IN
NJ Oul0n Then we had as many different
rus Oh money as we had States in the
c-yl 10 is proposed by the Democrats
sy0lSa t1e' tax on State bank issue.
80 purpose ~ the tax placed upon this
$3.50! was nOtl 20 raise revenue, out 10 re-
~ 'le State bank notes from circulation
- l.IoQlce National money State bank
49, aad no legal tender power in the
49,. sense fof the term, but were de-
ssi;,,9'e1 ~ value and easily counter
tLD cAFi' CURRENCY.
49,. Na 1 aside from State banks and
i,s-, "a hes, there were loo banks Of
So a-1l heir notes were not at par in any
49, fGsn Congress placed a tax on
- Hay vent out Of existence, and il is
80 opposed to reinstate that wild cat
y Is medium Of exchange. We
~ .IGg,alay the best currency in the world,
~, SlSef aud paper, each eQua, in legal
80 power and GOOD in any corner Of
n "0'-u whether Democrats or Repub-
as, we should unite on one thing: there
49, oe no 't-1lag with the currency OF the
Ia't ~ should be as national
- las, as sacred as the Nations con-
I'D 49, T Slu Is sound as the government
NJ ~ poorest currency always finds
S ~ n .aeo 'as pockets Of the poorest peo-
~, ~ V "a zoe. ooes the Democratic party
~, but it proposes y, 10y - s'is So,
tS V 49, ga ~ proposes TO cheat labor Of
IN sbi5 - Dis 60 .lsa detraud it by payment
% free trs ,,sI, currency, We are opposed