Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-11
IE CONFIDENCE

Disappearance
nee.
\ december 1O.-Statesmen
a tonight in the Concert
HQssoHs,, o lssTroo- iHarden.>
-5-l,7r,rr1 Club dinner 70 Presf-
.r--er Cleveland But the
stsas twas. is an after con-
though 10 came first on the reg,
~~a The speeches delivered
,-..,~ln and the Statesmen aIter
, MIA. been disposed Of were the
7. t..--rss Of the occasion.
-.s r-r,Dect of brilliant. OratOry
-..rs5man and Statesmen that
4 b.zss and galleries with men ana
.--7re,fed ln the welfare OF the
-s-- And the audience was not
--sf A number Of the leading
~ MI the Democratic party, aud OF
m for that matter, spoke, ana tney
:. and t0 the point.
s-esue1 and patriots WQo SPOKE
--~ President Cleveland, were:
r--- senator Roger Q. Mills, OF
r Frarv Anderson, Of New York;
----r James r.. Campbell, of Ohio;
patrick A. Collin. Of Boston, and
.~1r Thomas l.. Johnson, OF ONO,
.sr'e feature Of the dinner was
srol oltof-town statesmen pres
most every, itnoJ
rrrYs STATE WAS REPRESENTED.
s-o-s-tbird Of thesis who sat down
rrsr were from out of the city,
were no tOaSts on the menu cards.
residing officer announced the
rtre prominent Democrats who at
ts dinner were the following:
s Farchild, Governor Morris, OF
aut. Congressman William l..
Of West Virginia; ex-Mayor
Charles j. Canda, Senator Brlce,
~eIect Stone, Of South Carolina;
Breckenridge, Of Kentucky; Con-
s1 @. R. Breckenridge, Of Arkan-
n Bvnum, Of Indiana; VIM. NJ.
of illinois; NJ. ID. HGrter. or
ton McMlllin, Of Tennessee; II.
[, of Alabama, and number OF
lgressmen.
imost S O'Clock when the Presi-
he club, K. Elery Anderson,
e. tr6er. Divine blessing was
v0ssi and the dinner was
he dinner over, President Ander-
ist1l opening speech.
be applause following President
-s address had ceased, he again
20 the front of the platform, and
nal the next speaker, President
rover Cleveland. He aid not finish
-suce. AS soon as the audience
tsw word .President-elect," the ap-
became almost deafening. When
7ss a, length restored, Mr.. Cleve-
,la as follows:
ya C-EvELAND's SPEECH.
President and Ladies and Gentle
have nothing new or startling to
7,-. and h0pe 10 do little more
sn.c3you of the meeting and signin-
t tl-s occasion.
Te are bare gathered together, we
-.los5 Eb0 have been willing to
No. 1ueuces in a battle for princl-
clarl grounded on purest patriot
a.s5 they accord with the purposes
r.S ot1lr free institutions.
l liea-ure 0ftdiS gathering, which
e warns the hearts Of all OF US. IS
oa-1l of one of the graudest and
r-pe,a victories ever achieved in
-g-e -or right aud Justice. and our
s-.e-lg o.. the brightest light OF
OUR generation has seen bursting
-s clouds OF defeat and discourage
ne suggest 20 YOU, however, that
contemplate nothing more gratlty-
---a-Cu with this aSsemOlage than
DC, .. Affords that the American
can be- trusted 90 manage the gov
1-c- has been given into their
u ltere are those VINO have been
NED end clslearteued by the eX-
s.-,-o--u a1p.e have been deceived
-sal Or who. with fear have been
-a5-.essless of the duty of Citi-
.-w vide the door of cOrrupViug
Or who, with sad fOre0Odiugs,
pop-.arr-le nearing the fatal
33TrTrD SUFFRAGE,
uogr1ej because appeals Of
- lll promises of unequal advan-
- apparently undermining that
-.f-cl alone lustities our hope
-. llr1a...,T. let this occasion
e-s which have led 20 10, rein
~, --..1 and their confidence IN
rgL-l
Pas seemed t1 those striving for
s---c s5l-ueat that the dispOsi-
SOWING among our people to re-
uelt rs q depository Of
~ -.---.s, OBJ ba impOrtuued and
A-- lsH0.ed, let them take
r... --- evidences before our
--.--'e IS sU- abroad in the land
.,'..-.--l.0.-r- belief that our gov
- le as--rce of Just and BEN
,-'.-. proudly supported by free
III oy their care and watChful-
~ ''--'l-lg '1 an our people with
g. ,-e safety and happiness il
'..le iCr them.
~, >. ..1--re1 That an appeal TO the
,.-,-..' '-' ,9--trymen, and an hon
,.sr,--- ot pcItca, principles 70
"a ab5--.1 and Judgment are not in
.rr.--.-- must uJt escape as that
s.,----. .-- =. "-. l1 the end repay with
b ts.---s political party which ad-
o Hss- .l1l.rg and reason, in
d ts- t.---.ces and selfish in
-,s- b. WIZ surely revenge them
''- VINO deceive or betray
al. 'Ail9NAL DEMOCRACY
,te's,.- political principle. rejoice
lr.-. ,' .l0sa whose fate is full
,,..----- warning. While we
g v,--s2 2- q result Of popular in
resof y we have aroused, and a
rs.s.ss' g---r vigilance which we
,al IN, y te, us not for a moment
lis ir,e1-.s, -sslon 10 power will tind
l,1-Ss stlce, nor this vigilance
Pill n. We are brought face
3 trr,...- reflection that if we are
IVES har-.- 0y the spirits which
lcicrio,.0 vailed up, we must hear
,ll,ryr-,es shouts, the cal Of our
'qas % public duty, and
saFo behtting public SER
"a erIS ; suggested by this occa-
"a 10y, ~ awarf all others. has
Foasloillty which awaits
o.ce ia victory. III we
is Va have made to the
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iand f0r