The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-15

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Co Call NIcKinleyism With Reck.
,....... ..d an ,ho va,om and
AesS"e'S s'AN M NAe ~
Misrepresentation ota Free.Trader'
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NEwAKK, oH1o, sept. l4-hon: Law
renee =. Neal, Of ohillicothe, Demo,
cratic candidate tor governor opened
the campaign here to-day IN the pres
ence OF large delegations from Colum'
bus, Mansfield, Chillicothe, Circleville,
Lancaster. Zanesyille, Mt. Vernon and
other points, aA o. whlen are 'e, w''nln ,L..
from thirty 70 sixty miles OF TINS clty'
All the Democratic candidates ON the
state ti6ket ara bresant. Mr.. Neal
sss%o h 49,, ,Ea ta,tR axclns;velv.
sP0Ae upV1 s s eNSi1s', ,.s ~ ,,'..
Hon. W. A. Taylor, candldate ZOE heu'
tenant governor, spoke tonight on PEN
s;ona and tho Renuhltcan state lesisla.
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tuss. .S w., .,... ..,o..;.,, D, cha ,res.
ME Neall Sltar gn Le.eiIs ~, ~ % tSot tLe
81 en- nnauciaa I uepness.SIl aol tha Af"RinIav
tar;4 @ T Iaw nndarlie the want al conf.
danca I which a the cause Of the trouble,
and gave It as his belief that prosperity
caa only be obtained BY adherence e Y
me pemocrasic .ai'n a ~ satorn, sae 9'set "
UV'N S1-to-S' ~. s-S - 80 ar,nsnro.
taA StN'AA SNA,,AS+'' :,
4aklng: up nisS sue sut't so a,.,'
the speaker SAID that the connlctlng
claims of gold and silver as money must
~ dotarrn;nod IN favor of bi.metallism.
os 1s @ tSa taio,ian ~ Sahtor and creditor
aIosSas @ esnrnt hs eanitablv adinstel on
onv other hasis.
6The nurchasine clause OF the sher.
man 's,ivsr law said he. "and the
Dar,ocrotic rartv stands committed not
onIv ~ ~ lie M ,ensai INT 10 the unlimited
S' ,,sa - ~ hoth M soId and silver as money,
tho So nasnnerscv n Dsm ~ 0hio have re.affirmed
the h Al sSation and 7 Give Il nv mar.
san n a ;ndorssment"
NJ Nal then aynressed The opinion
.hHt ~. az n. ra.sstehl; s shmsnt of bimstalliSm
siII sInS nat S crse sII the iIIs that afiict the
ssrnts,, W. tVS ~ and 4rrnsi his attention Co
AZ is,n yh;ch hasra the mama az his
aa sns .am "ut'A O''' ''-O $500 ' -
OPpUn''
. HAhPlNa ON TARIFF
"The greatest foe to the prosperity Of
the people ia McKinleyism," he said.
O. 1ono 90 Tho -federal svstsm of nro.
~ ~ tons 20 - ...SI -
tective taxation y consltlueu, We, eau
have NO general and permanens pros
perity In this country. 70 regain such
prosperity We must apply the. az 70 70
the root 0. tne evL, WIN esrIessIsss tSa ~.
Kin,sys TIn W., Tnethod @ % of taxation. Ths nower
Of the government to levy and collect
taxes for It's support cannot be contro:
yerted. bat when sS. sne sovereign p1wei 9,ssd
tAAaslon Seases " bS.
LOT government pssposeS' r;.
comes tne Anssrumsas a. IT,
vate ln.eEes.s W p'; pst'tn.;or RI, fa'SSe SS.
gam, y Is no LONGER u. .,,a,, S
erclseo anu ueSoIes SI a.,ssSs,an - sua - prbI;c
ment 9I Wtons anu oppstoss40n, psasa orl, onJ
Necessity muss soe sHs.s na.o;,s ~
pEesctlpe sne mhia lIts ,s;,o;nIa tot S NJ hasy,
sucn power ans psslSlp.o al ~ naS s,nSa.
unlvsESay tI NY ~. eSvj;i i,Ij;o;oi +rihr, a. If tSa
mental one gy @9alclal @ trtnnes III" s;sn;sio " s
.asS assa,a.tthIv Iesors S estahIishad The lad.
uncon'tIseTs .So paD;, ,;ssr nsrtS st;II iii assert
ers o. tne nep1 tIp ytvan ,sn @;aa;;.t;on @ of tbs
that tnere L;ah Gail ~ ~ ~ ooEar ~ taSotion @
uses LOT whlcl n,.sa eae pU%eth pUS heIdis II % and
eau pe e1erclseu, aau 4En Iotus .ss,os sa ~
denansy mantan tnas a.,ste,,p sue pS"St S"s.,oy "
tax ls tne Powe[ 70 e.snse aDsoieSy ~ syrotSasy y
one cl!lzen ~ Ior tne peleus .ea =" s;,;Sat.
aye 70 oestsoy ten SAous"Ne '-'t~'As va
lor the nenent Oh one
BEw1LDER1Na STATISTICS.
Mr.. Neal stated that the receipts Of
,ho no,ornr,ant drr;ng the fiscal year
.He ko,ssu 4sNY,-,ts. -. - -. ;nta
IN which the ,Mchlnley law mens tuso
effect exceeded expenditures py nearly
$100, ,O0Q, 600 aud the excess was equaily
great during the two or three years
preceding the advent OF the law. He
then quoted bewildering array OF sta
tistics to show the evil ehects OF pro
lection, using as an examp,e Z. ~" m0?sen ;Saa
Coas ndop nne speHset; ppso.sct;ve % syste tSe for.
eIgner pays the tax and insisted that,
on the contrary, the burden falls on the
American laboring man.
Ihe wnole burden !, tag ot ta1a nlNSss nuet
such system, ne conslnusut ny - lsSss
upon the consumptaoI ~ sus pevp'ie. pI.i.
The properly ana wealth. T, 9I sne peopiss ~
pay no part OF Us taAes' Ane .I..ss taea n.u
the poor are n9t placeu ~ .e ~ 4asiiy 4aaisy.
IN their contrlpmuon l 2. a1S SaAss l.. ussa .sas,
such asystem. me ta4es palu px tnett ~
| are not IN pf0Doftl0n TO tuelF aDlllGy W