Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-06
TO the Register.

follows:
We are Democrats as of old,
Maryland, my Maryland.
We won't be left out in the cold,
Maryland, my Maryland.
The enemy is on our shore,
Republicauism we do abhor,
Arise and drive them from our door,
Maryland, my Maryland.
Cleveland leads US in the van,
Maryland my Maryland,
And German too will be on hand,
Maryland, my Maryland.
We intend to hold the rein ia hand,
Keep Billy Wilson in command,
For Tariff Reform we intend TO stand,
In Maryland, my Maryland.
Wilson we can safely trust,
Maryland, my, Maryland.
He'll make Republicans get up and dust,
Maryland, my, Maryland.
Mckinley you are getting sly
With your little tricks and tariff high,
Victory will De our battle cry,
Maryland, my, Maryland.
Dayton will be left out in the cold,
Maryland, my, Maryland.
Wilson's friends will not be sold,
Maryland my, Maryland.
Davis. Dayton and Steve got in fix,
At Grafton we caught oD to those little
tricks,
Wilson will be President IN 1876,
Maryland, my, Maryland.
Democrats must fall in line,
Maryland, my, Maryland.
Leave Dayton and the rest behind,
Maryland, N.Y. Maryland.
Well not forget John T. McGraw,
The greatest hustler you every saw,
A man we honor and ADORE
In Maryland, my, Maryland.
When Mr.. Wilson rose to speak
bouquets were thrown upon the stage
and the audience rose and Cheered until
compelled 10 quit from sheer prostra-
tion. Almost every sentence of his
great speech, OF about an hour, was
punctured with hearty cheers.
Mr.. Wilson was followed by that gal
liant fighter, who never quits fighting
until the fight is won, Hon. j. 7. Nc
Graw, who fred the audience to mad
enthusiasm for almost an hour.
At the close Of Mr.. McGraw's speech
the audience seemed determined TO near
from DR.. A. S. Warder, candidate for
Legislature, but professional duties had
called him elsewhere.
Just then Supreme Judge Dent was
spied in an obscure corner OF the house,
and he was compelled to come forward,
but informed the audience that an un-
written law excluded judges from max
ing political spe eches.
The meeting closed with another song
led by Mr.. Breckenbaugh entitled
Wilson, the hope Of the people," to
the tune of red, white and blue, which
runs as follows:
Wilson the hope Of the people
The choice OF the brave and the free,
We Join 10 a heartfelt ovation,
And all offer honors & thee.
Your name makes heroes assemble
When tarin reform is In view,
Our banner makes the enemy trembls,
When borne by patriot 80 true.
CHORUS.
Three cheers for the red. white and blue,
Three cheers for Wilson so true.
Our banner makes the enemy tremble.
When borne by the red, white aud blue
RepubHcanism is full OF corruption
Ana threatens our land 20 deiorm,
But the ark OF Democratic foundation
Sail trlumphantly on through The storm.
SO with Wm. Wilson as our candidate,
The man we all love SO true,
Victory will surely be ours
When born by patriot so true,
-ChoTus.
Friends OF reform gather hither,
And OIL the wine cup 10 the brim,
MAY the memory Of Wilson ne'er wIther,
Nor u star in his glory grow alm.
Nav our forces united ne er sever,
But hold TO the coIors 50 true,
For victory Is sure 10 be ours
When born by the red, white and blue.
-LA0TUs.
The great audience standing Joined
in the chorus, with such vigor that the
massive walls OF the great brick struct-
ure seemed 10 tremble. Mr.. Wilson
after enjoying lunch with Col McGraW
took the eastbound train for his home