The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-25

BosroS, MASS, Nov. 24.-Twelvo hun
dred Republicans sat down to love
feast IN the big Mechanics Hall this
evening. The galleries about the hall
were crowded with several thousand
more, whils the air was alive with en-
tausiavm. Governor Mckinley, Of
Ohio, was on the speakers platform,
and he looked like man OF victory.
Tom Reed, OF Maine. was there also,
and at his side was Governor-elect
Greenbalge, OF Massachusetts. Gov
ernor Fuller, OF Vermont, and Congress
man Cousins, Of Iowa, we're there.
Collector Beard, the old Republican
war horse Of Massachusetts,, was pres
cnt, and by his side sat the venerable
Senator Honr. Thomas n. Hart, eX-
postmaster OF Boston and Republican
candidate for the mayor of Boston, also
sat at the table reserved for tho princl-
pal guests, and President Bent. of the
Home Market Club, was tho centre OF
them all. After the dinner President
Beut opened the speech-maling with a
brief address. lie then introduced
Senator George I. Hoar as the first
speaker. Mr.. Hoar said:
Il don't think Just now that there is
any occasion for the Home Market Club
10 disband. Thereis plenty Of work for
them to do. The party that is in power
is opposed to everything like good gov
ernment and opposed to every princi-
ple upon which the happiness OF the
employer or employe depend.
There are certain principles that the
Republican party stands by, whether IN
victory or in defeat. We believe that
the government is failure unless every
man receives reasonable compensa-
tion for his labor. We took this country
thirty-two years ago its flag dishonored,
its bonds below par, its credit almost
gone, treason and revolution rampant
in twelve states out Vi thirty-one, and
we left it at the height of prosperity.
Eight short months OF Democratic rule,
the apprehension of three years more
of Democratic rule, haa brought us to
our present condition. 1t is the duty
OF the Home Market Club to do it's ut
most to bring its country back"
aoyERNoR-EIEcr aEEENHALdE,
Governor-elect Frederic L. Green
halge then spoke as follows:
"one of the chief ends and aims OF
government is to give so far as govern
ment may give security and prosperity
TO every home in the land. And day by
day we are nearing tn point where ap-
parently conflicting interests and rights
are to be brought in just and harmoni-
GUS relations. You cannot accept the
easy maxim to buy in the cheapest and
TO sell in the dearest market until you
have arranged to pay the running ex-
penses of your business and make a tair
adjustment Of these expenses. One OF
the first step- toward giving security
and prosperity to the home is to give
security and prosperity to the homo
market and to establish permanent and
profitable reciprocal relations between
the American producer and the Ameri-
can consumer.
Gentleman, to few men in their life
time has God vouchsafed the great vim
dication which has come to William
Mckinley. They that sat in the gate
spoke against him, and he had become
the song of the drunkards.' Now his
vindication has been borne to the four
corners Of the earth on the voice of
millions. among which rose high and
clear the voice Of Massachusetts. The
vindication of another great leader OF
the party began even earlier, the loader
OF parliamentary reform, Thomas B.
Reed. Not only was he the great speak
or OF the Fifty-frst Congress. but he be-
come tn. real alspeaker OF the Eifty-second
and Fifty-third Congresses, If anything
was TO be done. But over and above all
stands the vindication Of the Republi-
can party. In 1880 the people, hasty
and impatient, served notice to quit on
that party. Yet while working out its
notices in the last two years Of its term
put the country in order, gave peace,
security and prosperity to all within its
borders and left record which will
form bright page in the country's his
tory. What honest Democrat can look
with pleasure or pride on the history
OF his party since March 4, 1885?
Where shall he look for comfort? at
home or abroad, on lands or seaP In
domestic or diplomatic relations? But
another change mas come.
The elections just held will promote
cheertulness and hope. Confidence ia
oven now coming back to reanimate the
hurt OF business. Follow up your ad-
vance Hold what you have gained.
To-day win back Boston, and then in
1894 win back Congress, aud in 1895 win
back the whole country from ocean to
ocean"
N'EINLEY SPEAKS.
Governor William Mckinley, OF
Ohio, was received with clamorous APP
pIausc, which shook the great hall to
its foundation. He said:
This year in Massachusetts,, as in
Ohio, politics was business and business
was politics, ana united they tri-
umphed. 1t was discovered that busi-
moss rests upon confidence and Ger.
tainty, and industry is only the agency
to meet the wants Of mankind. While
the wants OF mankind are the great lac.
TOR in our industrial prosperity, the
ability to crafty these wants is essen.
Nal The manufacturer makes cloth ho.