Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-30
.T0y PIyDLETON
Pc DEMONSTRATION IN HIS HONOR AT
PENW00D.


r,,7,sssmqa John O. Pendleton was
,,sr a fa,ur.ug reception last night in
o,,r,5i. Itwas the biggest meeting
,s5 in thar city during the present
.,-r,.-r. i. was not only large in
-,.-,of numbers, but was very enthus-
s,s, Democrats Wed with each other
/, their decorations, as they did later in
rsragga1sa at the meeting.
The street demonstration was a very
-tn5s one, iu spite Of the fact that
,rtss towns in this vicinity had big
meetings last night. The Young Mems
democratic Club, about sixty strong,
ven, down on a special train at =
5o.s. The delegation was met at the
station by the McMechen Band,
T committee Of the Ben
vr8 Democratic Clubs. They
marched 40 street aud met the
BsrE51i club, which was coming down
Ron For,y-eghth street, where they
bal gone 10 meet the Richie District
Democratic club. The three organiZa-
tons then formed ia line, and headed
o. CHE. Marshal Bruce DOlbear and
AIDES mounted, marched over the prin-
cgl. streets 90 the place Of meeting, on
ueucaut 9. adjoining Deegan's gro
ay.
Tie decorations along the line Of
march were very handsome, lanterns
Ei 1ags being hung in proiusion in
iuc. Of Democratic residences. Among
de citizens who showed notably fine
.00lulls were John Deegan, Louis
Gl.se. JOS NahOOd, Thos. Deegan, Neal
Quinn, T. Uavey, Pat. Harrington, VIM.
h70r ~ Deegan, Pat BrannOn, Pat
higgins Barney Ward, Michael DOlan
li0,lsrs. The route OF procession was
marked by shower OF rockets and a
0l,.lul. blaze Of reddre, and the clubs
we're loudly app.auded.
As-Gld, decorated with bunting, was
erected U1 the lot, and fully two thou
ali people gathered about it.
N1s cOJ.ncsS of the atmosphere did
Ecl... the enthusiasm OF the Demo
PATS 10 the audience, and Congress
pan Psui.a.0u'S appearance on the plat
b'n was the signal for wild outburst
p applause. Some person in the audi
llee called for three cheers for Pendle-
Nl, ana the applause was renewed.
lle meeting was called 70 order by May
q aal00l, who named as chairman Mrs.
D. n4r-sJcl, a recent convert TO the Dem
,-,-.c ranks. He briefly gave his reasons
W change OF political faith, and was
-ly alpaudet He introduced Hon.
.,-l U. teu1.et0u, who was received with
l.llSastic applause
'r Felt-e-Ou began by saving that
-s.e was 10 apathy among the Democrats,
az -e regarded the fact that mis- audience
49, 10 tle cool atmosphere 70 listen 70
-,--.yia-e c1c.rlue, as an omen Of certain
.,-1'S -l November. His conviction that
~ party Will oe successful on election day
slS S,lels.aened Oy the fact that many Of
IL great leaders of the party are flock
= 70 lle banner Of Cleveland and honest
,-ll-elt. The only convert 10 Repub-
"a SD FAR was Mr. t'ric6, of Home
.ColsreSSuau Pendleton then launched
~, 49, lao.s,lss.0l Of the issues between the
s-.-S He showed that during the long
s,..,- 10 which the Republican party was
.",.' "a. OF its legislation favored the
M. ss-s,c anu wealthy classes, as opposed
a. .'----lE and laD0r.ug element To-
ns-. ~-tto-elu party promises two
b. - --4. 10 Will maintain the McKiu-
ys.,,.-7 ana place Force bill upon the
p--,-.'- y,oas. Legislation for the last
M. ..-.s has created conditions which
-, - .-a p5rpe,uity Of free govern
g., s. Anew years ago milliOnaires were
tam as lel's teeth, and paupers and
t,-s s. "'-- unknown. To-day the cOndi-
t.y,Fs55 y reversed. The two parties are
ar,t.- "a me question as 10 the remedy
ps-,- ,.. sale OF affairs The Democratic
trt,s 's,,s.S-s 20 remedy il by legislation
F,-----'>-S, ana not the favored classes.
tao,s5- 49, ana W0rkIngmen are not con-
lss,ss r1t l-e present laws. But who
arFl r-.-,.tr-es Of a high protection
t,.g-s --,...'l7-.g Years ago Mr.. Carnegie's
lo-5sv ,' ,'.7 ss-.u mated at a half million.
1re-s1's-'ss. worth sixty millions. That
Is Of 49, 49, ---e was wrung from the peck
lsss---.,, lean consumers.
tr M .,,-Ayt then contrasted the cOndi-
tsv5, ,-C arm 0ar0rs with their employees
t7e az oeaent 10 was said that protec-
Cgs,-.- ~ as framed. Proceeding, Con-
,.iT ~ a.. FendletOC showed that high
In ~ ~. IMPORTS tends to create and foster
hrs',,,s' ... preceded at some length
cases- 49, .le statemeOl that a high tariff
as5rr1 -, wages high. "a asserted thai if
de n ' 800. g ges anywhere il is |
ARR C,,se 1..Lal sd ,ot the tariff. The
o'eSses iIseIf ecoiOmic one; it I'D
Bother s75 a1e1L But there is
sligl AL. ltd question, one
AepsoDle -0seL tcthe liberties Of
q rs brought the speaker 70 a a;sc,ss;On
.'asgre In vioo~ III. ne cenOunced that
ssu6 ,Soene to perpetaatt;oOi me 2o a. su4 sss
Lodge bi0'' Zach provision Of
ssssss,oilities under the asr, ~, EN- soo
a manner =. ~ l5tlSans fsre pointed (
Repnbi....-l.-ecn carriR conviction
- stump lpeakcrs are