The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-05

IN a neat little remark predicting MS
election.
cAPrAIS DovESRR
expressed his thanks for the enthusi-
asm with which he had been received.
He said the chairman was right There
was great probability that he would rep
resent tho First district in the next
Congress. He had spoken seventy
times in this campaign and had ridden
fifty miles to-day to simply meet and
greet his fellow townsmen in tho clos
ing hours of the canvass. He brought
good tidngs OF great joy from every
part OF the first district Captain
Dovener showed picture he had oh
tanned in Lewis county, purpOrting to
show "What the Force Bill Means."
He made some humorous illusions to
this. In the front is 6guro labeled
Democratic voter" MS if anybody
would not know it. In his right hand
he holds one ballot and three in the
left. Laughter and applause.
Captain DOveher scored MacCorkle's
campaign and his cry that he wanted to
be 10 white mans governor" lie held
out nothing for the future OF this state (;
he promised no relief from taxation.
AlacCorkle was not resident OF West
Virginia long enough 10 know what she
needed, or to know her constitution.
He "only came from old Shenandoah
county TO- yeas ate dc wa Laugh
ter.
The speaker drew an eloquent pic
ture OF the old time school, and COM
pared 1t with the school of to-day. Re-
ferring to MacCorkle's prejudiced har-
rangue about "niggero domination" he
said Interchangeable woke at the sound
OF Gabriels trumpet he would ask, "ls
this the white mans judgment day"
and when Gabriel says no, ne will re-
spond, Excuse me; wake me up when
the white mans judgment day comes"
[Great laughter.
He referred 10 the Democratic deputy
United States marshals at the polls in
1888, and then lauded the Republican
state ticket He said the calcium light
of investigation might be turned on
Thomas i. Davis [cheersl and from
mead to foot he would be found every
inch an honest man.
He reviewed MIR. 'Davis's career briefly
and forcibly, his remarks being gener-
ously punctuated with applause. He
closed with prediction OF success, and
asked to be excused from q lengthy
speech on account OF hoarseness.
When the APPLAUSE which followed
Capt Dovener's concluding remarks
lad subsidized, there were calls for Hart
and Hervey. Chairman Pollack, how
avar annnnncad that that
DISTINGUISHED IRIsu.AStERIcAN,
Captain Edward o'Meagher Condor, of
Washington City, was present, and he
introduced him. Captain Condor de-
clined to make speech, but he spoke
briefly, advancing several strong argu-
ments for the Republican cause. and
telling pleasant story or two. lie de-
nounced the proposed extradition
treaty which the Democratic House
passed, allowing Irish political Offend
ers to be sent back, and recalled the
fact that Grover Cleveland's admins
tration allowed American citizens to
remain in British dungeons because his
minister, Phelps, declared them justly
punished. The flop OF MacVeagh was
amusingly referred TO, and the insult
ing words about the Irish written by
the treasurer of the National Demo-
cratic Committee were quoted.
Mr.. Hirsh, German journalist from
Columbus, Ohio, was next introduced,
and spoke a few words OF greeting on
behalf of the Ohio Republicans, urging
the people OF West Virginia to lift her
from the Solid South.
MR. HART SPEAKS.
In response to the loud cries for
"Hartp Mr.. q. 3. Hart arose, and was
greeted with applause. he asked, "Do
you believe in protection?"
'Yes;" "yes;" yves"
go 10 the polls next Tuesday and
vote for it." Applause and cries of
"Do you believe a public Office is
public trust?"
yes" "yes;" Eyes"
"Look well to the character Of every
man who asks at your hands next Tues
day your solemn sufrages."
The speaker went on to say that West
Virginia was not in the Gull states,
and we do not intend to allow southern
bulldozing to be introduced here. He
reviewed the steal OF the state from
General Golf in 1885, and COTS name
was cheered to the echo. The nominee
this year represents the same princi-
pie. Cheers. II you think wrong
was done four years ago, avenge that
wrong 1--WE will" He advised
voters to go to the polls early, and If
the plan was adopted here that has
been in Mcdowell county-if special
deputy sherilfs are appointed in place
of the special deputy marshals used
four years ago, and which they cannot
use this year, owing to the force OF cir
stances-stay at the polls until they are
closed and the returns made.
Mr.. Hart gave encouraging reports Of
the country, and predicted success for
the national ticket, the state ticket and
tho Ohio county ticket The enthusiasm
throughout his speech was great.
He pointed 10 coon in the audience.
calling it the great American bird, and
making some humorous remarks about
it which brought down the house.
The coon is called "Ben Harrison"
It was carried in tho parade last night
BY the Martins Ferry club aud will be
at the head OF the procession in Pitts
burgh tonight
Hon. H. O. Hervey, OF Brooke county,
was then introduced as "our next state
senator" Asst was alreadynearly eleven
o'clock he declined to make speech,
but urged all to do their duty next
Tuesday.
1t was matter OF general comment
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