Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-28

0-,bsr s7.-The German
lo1a.' 1ra.'syssri Uuicn held a great
lca1 .,rtght iu Cooper Union,
ne5--1s bs.r- packed and nearly as
-s' -l-- bs.-- unable 10 gain admit
,.,s NJ white heat through
sos as.s.rrs Tumlltuous applause
~ Cleveland, Carl Schurz' Os-
5..'..-,5Srler '.,. and the many leading
-.~s1 citizens, as they came
5 mas seen coming down the
The rear entrance 10 the stage,
a.l-,---~-.a-e al,- stood up and cheered,
s ,rare8 hats and their handker-
Seal, chairman, introduced Hon.
2 SS,,----sisrl 80 las ''a gentleman known.
/, '-.,re-si and beloved, not only Ia
Srr the wide world over.
,ss audience broke loose and
y ..ssrf brarss in greeting the ex-
FIR Cleveland was repeatedly
-spp,aulei 40 frequent intervals
IN. remarks. He said:
Cir-ars. When i address you
.-.l. .,.r,gy r.,t7ans' / use the SaluJa-
-5- I'M occasions like this ana
---I.ra-iIr carries with il no greater
..tsq1 g customary greeting.
.5sTst5 me-, however, not amiss, IN
- nj sreh an asSemblage as 1
S..s~e -1 consider what it is that
-.~s n cali each other fellow citi-
risst once apparent that we can
..r.- these words % American tel-
,,-s-1rord of tbe land IN which
.-s r-ot9 of American institution
-,.5l t7 the se1ievemeut Of Ameri-
r-,,sss and greatness. They do not
-stsot those who come 10 US from
,-ls and become our people, shall
-ss.r old homes, but they
-ifv srrb an assimilation on their
.7isthem 20 contribute whatever
-,5'e In the character they inherit in
MN oftbt.r birth to the fund of
-g1 prosper..y and happiness. II
IN and Industry are their natural
.,sa should 0e by them contributed
-srcsn prosperity: and If cheerful
ma love of solg are their national
rr's-cs, these should OecOntrlouted
-sr.csn happiness.
5,s WHO do these things in true fra
spirit and ia cooperation with all
n Tso love the American name and
lo regulate their political action Oy
5,irI1ess aud an anxious desire for
saa welfare entitle themselves to
sShD To- the Grand Association OF
|raa Fellow Citizens.
t-tthere is another and an exceedingly
rant meaning 20 be given 70 these
81 which arises from the idea Of a fair
4 G-al community of interests, which
naturally suggest If we are 70 be
il0V citizens we must have not only
hn0l purpose, but a common division
benefits arising from our association.
aus1slip grows OgtCf our allegiance
devotion 90 the government which
fswp patriotic support; but we can
7beaccgsed Ofsra.niug the meaning
-rls when eius.st that If we are 70 be
rs in our citizenship this fellow
only realized when we enjoy in an
and Just manner the advantages OF
s-illR Whether this is our actual
-1u is 40 this time a subject OF anX-
popular inquiry. We dnd a political
soliciting the SURFACES Of our people
g1., Of the doctrine that this fellow
1Cr citizenship is secured when the
.eCTot certain especial interests IS
N1n The making and execution Of our
E1buaJe a direct charge upon the
tes, no, within the circle of govern
A parties As a result OF
eSs.1. operation of this doctrine
enormous uuaarBcd fortunes in the
\ @ few individuals, who, in an
g. race patiently rely upon leaving
e. ,-ri, and sturdy individual effort
-le rear.
-Iues Of fortune furnish no
Jos Uscoutent, when they are due
''elt,s Do enterprise, legitimate OD-
II! oc la-lre. endowment. When,
~ lasey are traceable 10 govern
-.2s-ereIce il behalf OF a small
~ Oh people az the expense of the
~ nothing bat the deception or
~ GUINNESS OF those who suffer can
y y .-e1 irom challenging this injus-
1e-a1aiug the consideration due
Y ,tle Of their fellowship in
.ia citizenship.
-r,.'sIe. t1e organization and activity
l,ilain-Auer.cau Union as protest
-, 'le violation of the rights Of its
-' "a 'l-S fellowship, and conceive
-,,--,-s,'4lo1 90 be a revolt against
-,--.l OF calling those our fellow
+. "-2 .- are deprived Of equal partici-
i--..-s .-s advantages promised under
--saca1iDsttutiOus.
y a-Nays remember that unjust
,,,-,-,s ~ -,s lo, due 20 any iuhrmity in
5s'S -gol which our government
=, -,-' - 1-ey are sufficient for US in
,,.,-' ''-& !. injustice is born Of their
49, we are led, therefore, direct
,.-'.,..-- ''.,,...---s.cl that the remedy for un-
'ii---,-,s ~. 10 the distribution Of the
sH.,- american citizenship iSin the
s,sI-,,. ,O,eys otthe land and that If
\ $50 departure from the lights
,r.-.-... GUIDE the operations of our
IN Il ~. ~, Is Tor the people TO demand
N " N-ecaa1uels.
s,s,, eas- you in closing that the
lls ~. 4 slie i-e rectifcatiOn Of false
h. F. .- .-s l.S.o-EsmentOf selfish at.
d, ~. al easy one. Attempts 70
gl ,-..-.s' successful in the past,
b an ...S-- S--.ed, and bribery and cor
s,o, a. ~ vogue. 10 IS only by in
Cre- s---l--, constant endeavor
3, ,.si--. vigilance that we shall
{, ,ss-,-,...-- --l equal share Of benefits
" Us as American citizens"