The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-04


In my humble opinion the great con-
yention OF Republican league clubs held
at Fairmont on the 18th uItimo will re-.
suit in great good to the party. It was
fully shown that we have within our
own mountain state those whose talents
as speakers, organizers and workers are
unsurpassed by any OF our sister states.
have ever felt that the United States
Is the best part Of tho world, that West
Virginia is the best OF the U nited States,
that the Elk river valley is the best
part OF West Virginia, that Braxton
county is the best part Of the Elk river
valley, and that Sutton is the best town
in Braxton county. With that Same
idea aud loyalty to home, state aud
county ruling each Of us, and having
the right on our side, We can make a
successful fight in the coming campaign.
Every county hes her speakers aud
organizers Of recognized ability. and
the right being with us, the sympathy
OF the business and laboring elements
being with US also, We cannot fail. Let
it be remembered that in some sections
the burden is harder to bear than in
other, consequently let the moro FORUM
alto lend n helping hand where help is
needed. In carrying out this policy an
opportunity will be given to the young.
active men OF vim, vigor and victory to
become acquainted throughout tho
state.
Your president will make every effort
possible on this line and will call upon
all those who love the cause OF the GO.
P, and who arc willing 10 aid in tho
coming struggle from q sense OF duty
and patriotism to restore prosperity to
our state and country to do the same.
Tho coming campaign will be
q fight for the preservation OF
our homes and country. We are
we'll aware that our opponents
will be well provided with doodle"
Against this | warn you. Tho enemy
will be well provided with the drip
pings from the, sugar trust, tho whisky
trust and from like sources for favors
shown other corporations by tho pres
ont un-AmoriCan Congress.
appoint as campaign committee
every true and patriotic Republican in
tho state, and when tho battle is over,
if each can say truthiully, II have done
my duty" the victory is ours. Organ
ize and reorganize league clubs evory-
where; enlist tho interest, patriotism
and enthusiasm OF the breadwin-
ner Of every vocation and calling; ex-
tend tho gang plank aud ask but
this: "Are you right nowP What you
wero, what your fathers aud grand
fathers wero ia OF the dead past; We
are living in the present and for the
future" By sad experience thousands
have learned tho difference between a
well filled larder and an empty stomach,
and all those who prefer the former lot
US welcome to seats among US.
Past experience teaches me that the
Democratic whip lash will DO welded
with all the strength Of Camden's
strong financial arm aud Windy Viii.
sons cyclonic mouth. You will be
called upon to meet your old enemies
in life and death struggle. They will
appeal to passion and prejudice, will
attempt to blowinto life the embers
and issues OF the dend past, and will
keep from the public gaze tho true
reasons why there is so much destitu-
ton and want among the people,
shrinkago in values and the growth OF
Coxoyism. Extravagant promises will
be made only to DO broken.
Do not grow over confident. In that
there is danger. a vigorous and n
manly campaign on business principles,
and guarded as above indicated will in
sure US victory. Much depends upon
you, might say all. The state orgNni.
cation can amount to nothing without
your individual aid and assistance
Therefore, l call upon each and every
league, and every individual member
thereof, to extend the work and assist
in displacing the unAmerican party
now in power, aud to reinstaie the Re-
publican party, and by so doing pros
pcri,y will DO restored. employment
fouYd for the unemployed, with u re.
turn Of old limo prices and demand
for tho product OF the shop, factory,
mine aud field. q. D. ELLIOTT,
President Stat Republican League.
Sutton, ". Va, Judy 1894.