Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-02
RANDOLPH COUNTY DEMOCRATS


Meet and Pass Ringing Resolutions De-
nouucne Republican Methods and Nm
dorsing the Efforts OF the Democratic
Administration.
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ELKINs, w. VA. May AT q mass
meeting Of the Democratic party OF
Randolph county held at Beverly, on
the first day of May, 1894, the following
resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That we earnestly implore
all Democratic executive committees
and all other persons In sympathy
with with the grand old party.
founded by the old revolutionary
head. Thomas Jefferson, TO begin
efforts to thoroughly organize the DEM
ocratic party, to bring them in line OF
battle again, that they may be prepared
TO checkmate any moves Of Mckinley
and Co., and to sustain and perpetnate
the great victory Of the people Of 1892
gained in favor OF government by the
people and for the people, victory the
ensign OF which is indelibly written,
mo legislation for favored few, but
legislation for the masses"
RESOLVED, That we heartily endorse
the economic methods with which the
present administration has managed
the affairs of the government, and that
we decry and condemn the waAton ex-
travagance of Harrison and his billion
dollar Congress.
Rescued, That we are fully In accord
with the Democratic Congress in their
prompt action in multiplying and defeat
ing any measures of Lodge or any OF
the other henchmen of Car Reed and
Prof. Harrison that tends toward placing
the elections In the hands OF the fed
eral authorities, and that we denouuce
such measures as unconstitutional, an
attempt OF the Republican party to CEN
tralize power, such Capitalization hav-
ing q tendency towards a monarchical
government. We heartily endorse the
efforts of the Democratic party
in curtailing the expenses OF the gov
eminent and using its untiring endeav-
ors to establish economy as a basis upen
which to run governmental affairs, that
we are in favor of the tariff bill as Is
left the pen OF the distinguished states
man, Hon. William l.. Wilson, sppreci-
ating his ability to draught 4 tariff
schedule that will prove beneficial to
the masses Of the people. We earnestly
entreat the members OF the Senate from
this State TO use all the N eans that are in
their power to push the bill through as
expediently as possible, unmutllatsd and
unaltered. We denounCe as demagogic
aud illogical the attempt made by the
Republican party TO throw upon the
present administration the responsible
ty of the financial stringency that con-
fronts us at this time, that the depres-
sion in business is superinduced not
through the Observation-Disclosures OF the
Democratic party but through the
boarding up of money in the hands OF
the Republican capitalists in order to
stagnate business, so as TO make it APP
pear that the political change has
brought on hard times, such centraliza-
ton Of capital in the hands OF the few
being brought around by the thirty
years of class legislation enacted by the
Republican party.
RCSOLUed, that we denounce the course
taken by Hill, of New York, and all his
followers; that he and mis- adherents
have proved unfaithful to the party that
placed them ia their positions ike Judas
of old and Bill Malone, the one betray-
ing his Savior, the other his State: Hill
has the ssmbance OF each.
RcS0lucd That we heartily endorse
the present administration, and say
with the Romans, "este DGrpctud,"