Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25

acy.
NY. September 24-One Of
.,..t.eal meetings ever held M
-ss reception at Music Han
gi- u.- fsgtenautGovernor Shee-
r--- Temple Graves, Of Georgia,
---r.r.-rat 5.I5 p. m. They Glned
--+ callers 40 the Ir0qUois Hotel.
.--s-, , u. m. they were escorted
Hole. To- the Hal. by the CIeve-
-eeman Shay called the
.-f.-. and Hon. ID. ". Lock
mali. permanent chairman. Mr..
smoke briefly, and then intro
principal speaserot the evening.
.-l.-u. uL'- SPEECH.
..,- r said i'm part;
t.-s tonight t0 aid In the promo
r.--.rI-.c principles and % adyo-
--....-.rr of Grover Cleveland and
...r..r No apology or eNp-ana-
-.... for uy course. For over
-. ..s been mv custom before
.-.- to apuear before my fellow
.-- contribute my share towards
-...-r off the political questions OF
Vm did not believe that this
.-- v.r-1 prove an exception 20 the
-s and v0. are not disappointed.
favorable men the loyal discharge
...r t..r outweigh all minor COusld-
.-# Id tl.sc crisis OF our country 5
-.r.fr this great emergency lu our
=..-s individual. disappointment or
..-.T personal injustice should be
-.... f1 the faithful performance
II. ... cations. not as mere mat
va e.cY. but from q nigh and
OF duty.
me 90 suggest that we have all
ava mission t0 fulfill Petty leal-
ST be- dismissed, regular orgarila-
-5- be- respected, party discipline
-s enforced CisseusiOus must be-
\ r-I apathy must give way 10 cu-
,r-- order that the Grand old party,
w. .ea proud Co belong, may Sc
m triumph of right principles aud
m-ae noble destiny which ought
4 - avail. it. The co1,rOl OF this
for many years 10 come, by
-.. other Of the two great political
rrIE PRIZE AT HAZARD
y rarf-rr contest iu which all other
..es should siuk into nSlgnin.
erl1 be no reasonable doubtthat
4y...l win continue 70 DE the per
\, 18 .y of the government not
E the opinions of SIM
but impracticaoie theorists
frss i-s abandonment The
r. +, as t0 the extent effect and
s our t8riB taxation Conclusive
lent objection t0 "a protective tar
.4. ltis aa abuse Of the taxing pow
government, h, cOmpc.s the whole
.m .lr butte t0 @ few; 10 rs a sys-
esst rrrn Injustice and unfair Ois-
4..ls. and tends % build up mo-
Be- Democratic position is so plain and
.ll. .aa, DE WHO runs may read 10.
chat The true and constitutional
% D. arl is the raising or ueces- \
-lle for the support of the gov
e. and THAI IS all.
Republican position rs that the
.--r- should use IT'S powers of taxa .
rr-Ilup private Industries by plac-
rf Rates So nigh that they VIII a0sO-
prohibit foreign impcrtutious or /
ur serious competition with any /
- W .ur 20 c0nCe5e that the first, /
.a effect OF "a high tariff upon a |
,--r IS usually to Increase prices
simulate business, but tuis effect is /
.- lowed 0y undue competition Oc-
1r rle very success Incident 90 the /
sl sl.wl, then Overpr0lucti0n /
s as-a-u.-ioD iu business ensues and |
.-i there comes reduction OF |
sal.tu prices and bankruptcy TO /
industries. IhisIs
AFNrEr,L PICTURE
e-s Of protection, drawn from the |
sa'aras.s of -lls country for over |
T Years. S.uu.lurs 10 business /
Carl. .3rCr su are as unsatiSfac- /
-eu--l.et and iU0rliuate luGu.- /
Oh intoxicating liquors by men. /
..t....s pleasant enough, out the /
genera. result Isl disastrous fCI.- /
utter ruu Why should the Gov /
~, ur l-euse on abuse OF the taxing /
- me Government attemp. 20 build |
-'. -, where private Enterprise aud /
capital are L5J willing 20 accept /
should the whole people be un-
taxed for l-lf their lives and /
--- .' HHr gNrGvlgaur prices for /
---a..a.wlt articles In order 10 1
~. 81. eH.a. cheaper during the .
-4. .- --..r lives, Why SHOULD the /
or .' expense of al. the peO-
"'..ameut tO few 20 en-
- particular business iu q field /
o.. genius and enterprise I
~. i-er own accord refused
do not believe that
--.',i. u4lu.lcrUrers require the
.... "-.t. '-c Republican party |
s.. anxious t0 f0Is- uu0n them, |
--. .-at -ra provided with free /
-s '-c Democratic party
.e. T. DO We are already under
s,- manufacturers iu most. or I
..-. tel7 oi -le world and five /
.-.. ...a them abroad, especially /
.... a..a's, there would seem 10 /
'..F OF taxing our people I
-s.- g. enable OUR own manu- /
.-- 4. ..-la'e VITA foreign ones at
a.. -latAmerica needs is /
si--o ANDArAG FIGHT
o. lie. and she Will prove IN
ID a.. nearly every department Of
--..- .'.>...-o1 cannot make q whole /
.'-A There must Inevitably /,
,.--..ss The saue OF poker was /
\ -.t-.--.'s- -9 a gentleman as a
r. every oolF won something. /
T. f-..-.- -e knows more than he 4
49, -4-t " anybody won any
49, e.Se bad % lose. So in /
-- ---a-rs; It "a few men acg9ire
~ ~. earning i- but through /
-l--tHo- government. it must
--'S- ll l1e great body OF tax
masses OF la5oring people of
--le nothing but their labor IN
~ is on the free list. Their
n -'-' ln securing reasonable
! ~1J.-aslug everything which /
Is : ~, C.leapest prices possible |
g, a 49,, .llu OF tariff is a burden
lco bsros..1 b-,..1 70 them. The farmer re-
,s.,,- -1lelt from this protect;,., 80 Lo-