Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-16

!, rstbsr Awful Nor Myste-
h and There Is No Need
-,r22yG THEM WITH THE
End and the Limbs
y '.l,.,;1g-Grover Cleveland
- a More Intimate Ac-
80 With the Business
80 and Their Needs-A
.r6e5 speech.

November I5.-The 124th
-le Chamber Of Com
81! .-,..,.e0's this evening was
1s- brilliant affairs ever en-
,-.ry the 800 guests were the
A,--sqrts of the country as
.oftas most distinguished
..,-a.mea, officials and pub
D,s.5srt-a.ecJ Cleveland who
--,y member OF the chamber
..4 :, his place byJ Edward
.-i made speech. So did
NJ Depew who was Mr..
- rss~ neighb0r Mr.. De-
.-rs recent campaign made
w1..1Ha said that two
- election he would sit
..,b.s with Mr.. Cleveland, al
he Chamber of Commerce
.f0r.d nave the pleasure Of
with b.m on his crushing de-
rsys,ari spoke as follows:
B,,.nzyr AND GENTLEMEN:-I am
yrsrfsd bv the kindness and
r7-r greeting. It does not sur
t:V-rer flrI have seen and felt
4 ..-- o-anr.1s.On the cordial hos
IN besrt.uess of those who assem-
gr1al dinner OF our Chamber OF
have noticed that many men,
--ss.kt9 appear especially wise
...ve speak of "Our business in
y. something awful and mysteri-
5-te often when a PROPOSE
rr5sr discussion, Its merits
-,s- a1Dar mt 10 those whose hair
4. The solemn suggestion that our
/. r,rresrs are lying Ia wait with
-,v..s of wrath ia complete readi-
.--ss who arrive at an unaccepted
N Lam fortunate iu being able
fruv relation 20 the Chamber OF
~ OF the state of New York,
-s-.y of a complimentary kind
rr honorary membership, has so
"a. ne with business interests '
m 5rzer regard those words as
I.sbo5jt1.rsJy beast, nor do / have
M before my mind those children
.5ral story who were torn In
n sars for discussing too much at
he badness Of an ancient prophet.
.-..s.y natural that my familiarity
ges interests arising from the
gTlich i have referred, should
ys7 pleasant sort and free from
rsg.ial0n for the only meetings
-r attended OF the Chamber Of
cs have 0een precisely such as
tleverv best things 20 eat aud
ags been eInnustively discussed. l
d % sa7 that on these occasions the
beings representing business in
as7e been very human indeed.
ry1u vii. not do me the great IN
uD9os.ug that 1 in the least un-
-s .u90rtauce Of the commercial
.r-l. interests here represented.
urary no one appreciates more
'II,bat while a proper adjustment
ssts should be maintained, you
- nose which are utterly indis-
% our national growth and pros
Id not believe that any other in
|tud be- Obliged 20 feed from the
r-cd fa.. from the table Of busl-
BIOL believe that table should be
O. ts good things which are hon
-ariy there, merely because some
l,ss are not Wei provided.
-SO this. We ore all Interested
ra1s iu a common pursuit Our
eG or ought 20 bo iu our several
ns-d Co the general fund OF ma
cs1e-.-v From this fund we are
.-tto draw, perhaps not equally,
~ each receiving q fair portion Of
Pa prosperity. Let Us avoid tramp
l,l o,.er iu our anxiety 20 be first
-Sr1--lD of shares, and let us not
p appropriate the share Of others.
Sc cannot refrain from express
-Alas for the COurtesies often eN-
ne oy the organization az whose
-tc,4-t 4 have sat this evening. L
1'l'7 yen that though i may not
'!ol again 0u an occasion ike this,
f-5u1er with peculiar pleasure
S made aw0uugy0Ur mem berShip
= lsIer allow myself 70 be needless
--4;S you So w0rthi.y hold in your