The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-26

WHEE
Congress- had been in the interest Of
the manufacturer and money lender. 1
believe Mr.. Simpson viii be beaten IN
his Congressional district, although
two years ago he was elected by over
seven thousand majority.
''The people Of Kansas are reducing
thcir indebtedness at the rate OF over
ono million dollars q month, and we
have harvested this year the best %neat
crop in the historyot the state, Whlle
our corn crop has been injured some
what by the dry weather, the condition
OF our people is highly prosperous ana
they will redeem every promise made
or obligation assumed, and If tho Re
publicans OF Kansas are successful TINS
wear. as ] believe they will be, the
credit Of our state will be fully restored.
In fact the leaders Of the Peoples party
in Kansas are soliciting from the farm
era contributions for the striking work
men Of Homestead, who have heretofore
received from So TO SIS per day forthel
services. This is inconsistent with the
statement made that the farmers are IN
nm Impoverished condition and could
not meet their obligations or pay their
debts. Tho people realize that MI.
Simpson has done much 70 SANDER the
state and affect the credit OF the poo
Pile, and the Republican party Is taking
advantage OF this fact in the campaign.
think the people are disposed TO rele-
gate TO the rear the men who have been
slandering our state for the past two
years"
RussELI's cHAEcEs1E MASSACHUSETTS.
Ex-oongresshian William Whiting, Of
Massachusetts, manufacturer Of paper
and m employer of hundreds of men,
has made q study OF the situation in his
state. He called at Republican head
quarters yesterday and presented these
WGoyernor,Russelt has decided to run
again for governor to MD: Cleveland in
holding a large vote in the state, but II
will not have much effect in presi.
dental wear. Mr.. Russell is recognized
as being much stronger than his party
He has been elected governor OF the
state twice, though in both elections
the rest of tho Democratic ticket was
beaten. Russell possessed certain ele-
ments OF strength sufficient to pull him
through in off years, but these are
hardly enough to carry him along in a
national election. It has been shown
that his popularity has not helped
other men on the same ticket and 1t
will he the same this year. Massa:.
chusetts will give to Harrison good
round majority and also show a Repub-
lican gain OF several Congressman.
"In Western Massachusetts, we are in
first.class shape, and have not heard
OF the least disaHection among Republic
cans, while there is considerable bicker-
ing among the Democracy. Our canvass
will be made on the tariff, and there is
not the least danger that free trade will
make any material progress. Massa-
chusetts workingmen are for the most
part contented and happy. They arc
intelligent and can understand that
their prosperity, as well as that OF the
state at large, is due to the wise pro,
tective policy OF the Republican party"
EX-GOVERNOR CORNELL ACTIVE.
Ex-Governor Alonzo B. Cornell is TAX
ing an active interest in the campaign.
He has been through the state, and
says he does not SEQ why 1t is not more
safely Republican than it was tourye
ago s,r.. :. ;; s.,,.;,,a -, lou none 81 It's
effectiveness" SAID Governor Cornell.
"0n the contrary, it has been empha-
sized by the action Of the Chicago con-
vention. We can hold on that issue
every vote We had four years ago. and
get some new ones, too. The establish
ment OF such ANEW industries as the
Lister silk plush factory at jamestown,
this state, is an object lesson in protec-
ton, fur more effective than reading or
talking"
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE CONVENTION.
1t is assured that the meeting OF Re-
publican League Clubs at Buffalo on
September 10 and 10 will be great
and imposing assemblage. More than
1000 delegates will be present, repre-
senting no less than LOO distinct or
carnations, withla membership of a
little more than 1000, 900 The candi-
date for vice president, Whitelaw Reid;
the speaker OF the Fifty-first Congress,
Thomas b. Reed, Governor Mckinley
and Congressman Dolliver are among
those who are certain to be present and
to deliver addresses. AS a political
demonstration it is certain that the
affair will be notable.
Ganarol nIanLnon within tho l0eE
few days, has given much time to the
organization OF clubs in New York
City. In this work he has been ably
aided by tho officials OF the State Re-
publican League. The results have
been gratifying. In all parts Of the
state Harrison and Reid clubs are form.
ing. Since Friday nearly seventy-five
clubs have been organized in New York
state. In New York City FIVE new or
CARNATIONS have been effected; in
Brooklyn four, and in Buffalo three.
Other cities in which new clubs have
been organized are Auburn, Utica,
Rome, 0swego, Elmira, Syracuse and
Yonkers. The young men OF the rural
districts are enthusiastic for Harrison
and Reid. From every part OF the
state come reportso OF good work under
the direction OF the league officials.
THE CHIEF IN MS wiaw4M.
Tammany chiettain Richard Croker
sat in the inner sanctum in the Fiji
tenth street wigwam yesterday. Many
OF the politicians called voluntarily to
see whether he had anything to say to
them; aud few reported per instruc-
tons. The chieftain has not yet called
at the Democratic national headquar-
tiers, and considerable speculation Is in.
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