Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-25

y RspublieAn's views.
AR''0s ~ VA. October %, 1892.
r,,,r oftss Rsgis''r !,
~ S',. ,be campaign will soon be
SEA. 10 say word to my form
sded' Va. van colleagues. have voted
RePaog.FSet for the past fifteen
bsi ~ a the matter In this lit
ssrs mrs What do the Repuo-
Stsis - ocsrstors in this State care
caD eoai ~ American white miner?
boat la a,bi1g! They bring In thou
Jas u ~ colered miners TO take their
ards VI sail we poor laborers OF this
secs ,.sre this nefsriOus scheme by
Slsie tO'g o n was Democratic capital
boz YoleS' sovaloDed our State. Such
bl1 pa' Ex-SenatOr's Camden, aud
pen . Who have built our railroads and
paws @ W. TO thousands OF the
giVen eu. cur. n t5il In West Virginia, and
tardy SUI ,illions Of dollars into our
eFols General GOf used TO say, TO
sials. ...rs of Brooke county, when he
be 'O..-iov for Congress, "l'm In IA
sss ,,-~..oteeting American labor by the
Dor OF pSior5 of American law" But
roal toD5,tle Of protection never,
hls ,rGfops. invested a dollar to de-
y DIS 10 State by building railroads by
Fe.og 80 Lsbs would have given employ
Fnl.A ~ thousands Of laOOrers Of this
pen. " pnr we poor men are like Paul
S'A' u. way down 10 Damascus. We
q got our eyes oDened.
a l,str ,bongat that was still Re-
IT, ~, tbsv sent me sample ballot
Ilo.'.~1r sf-5Ifau system Of voting with
ned Instructions upon telling US no"
l.- ,,s Every Republican In the county
'o o,s have talked 70 several Dem
y. ..'' sr3 they inform me they they
ZEE ching Of this system OF voting.
.lyO' @ time that the Democratic
80 ~ the state were getting in
w.. '.. mon it. ! think the papers
D,,----..,cra,isI should print a sample Of
'L.rlot So that the voters would be-
'le - ....orafnted with the Australian
-, n voting. Let US as Democrats
- .Ss, every Democratic vote is polled
- srb of November. Then that
lin, - band OF cOnSpiratOrS Of FL
IT, SIs' smith and q. w. Atkinson shall
-, ogartbrown. But far worse day
80 tbem. that is the day when they
ri go Five sn account Of the deeds done
80 bodv. Then they shall call on
y. - ,ocss in the mountains 70 fall upon
them. -. a. ...te
s,-s FOR him. Let US examine the rec
~, Of Brooke Before the war the
s,--srs Of Brooke had no mortgages on
~, farms. But now nine-tenths Of
he farms TO Brooke are mortgaged.
!, i,rgs wool-grower in Brooke county
i.i-,g; me that before the war he re-
ssiysi so cents per pound for his wool,
81, ,bis wear, under the Mckinley tar
n he got % cents per pound. he in
forms me that Mr. Butcher, Of the Utica
TooIsp mills. New York, told him that
Ill higher the duty on wool the lower
vool would be-. Mckinley told US his
NM would make good wages-there
v,8ri be no reductions under ii. But
her have been more reductions under
\ than any other tariff in the history Of
orr country. The labOriug men are
'Barng war taxes on everything they
la, or wear. But the pauper labor and
tbs oF.scouriugs Of the Old World come
ir,o competition with American labor.
WAY not put a high tariff upon i'm
ported labor2 To the poor laboring
esss Of West Virginia, vote the Demo-
cratic ticket-the party that is opposed
|io pauper labor; 20 cOlonizing the ne
sr0es Of the South TO this State 70 take
he place Of white labor.
All that Harrison depends upon is
doodle. Take from him Doodle, be
would not carry five State. Judge a
nan BY the company he keeps; his COM
plny ia Elkins & Co. Let the voters Of
New York State see that every Demo-
cratic vote Is DO..ed, and when the Sth
Of November has passed Harrison, Nc
Knley and Elsins will be buried pOliti-
ally And let the voters Of the little
ToIntain State remember its motto:
'Montanni Semper Liberi"-MOuntain-
lefS are always freemen.
REFORMED REPUBLICAN.