The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-27
rx+r,o+ From Mr.. wysor's Speech


lanes A. Walker WAS former au''-
- the principles ne now Utterly de-
,ornce, The big stock OF anathe'as nc
hnrl,d At the Republican party tor a
nn,,ber Of Years is available for his pres
49,, rur,o.es He has appropriated the
.4ars.y1ed Republican, arguments he re-
n,di,ted ana silt upon in the past. ne
,e,n4d unon is ren aud measures M
:. tive ard denuncisticn. 'm'ed.o"', '" y,
b,s vocabulary. ana posed rs 'hc 49,"
char;Dlnn Of dorlocracy. lhie'cs' So.
dro,s vandaIs. robbers. pirates, CARPET ~,
hagrcr.. .;4arnps and scslswags were ln'-o
onit5ats "a s;isaatMe the repuoiic'" pN,
-. IN, uov Eoersy loves toeesy anu
tno,,v l,res vco.sy aud tosts lo9es "oo.s'
srr -, ~eiae 70 take lots OF footing .
.a,;t ~ns3sv through His allcg'aacG: TO
Inn de- nocratic party did ret i"'t u"',! nc
Vac defeated for attorney genera - n.'.
,rors in 1885. That was the last s't'"
,r,t hroke TIE csmcl's back. IL was ''e'
th.t vootsy learned to love tootsy- 'eS,-
i.rt cleveland broke J. Hampton ho9e :
no,;t;r,l back and Gen. Ayers broke INC
,nl;t;r,l lack Of the Navarro npininee'
The democracy is under etsf'"l I"' 49,,
tion 20 Grover and Ayers. its Sfea' -
or. Of rn-ouud political backs. A'''' ~, ,,'o
Gsfc.t - Gen. Ayers ne came bcio.e we
convention and pledged und'ing Devotion
to The Marty. aud said that whiic ne was
1isana6ipte4 he kncw that Ia wHs ~ 'ho
Inrsn Of his friends, and the Richmond
n;<,1irb called MIN Big hearted Jim
yaii.cr.. Bat scarcely had hc SHOOK inc
dn<. ottbe city from his feet before ne
oI,,.i,r Inc DID democrats
~ rr SAWS he voted for Cleveland in 50
2o,wcan sand 81 like Moan 5 doc, ne
rnnnd no where to rest the cole OF MS DO
i 'Gi.. feet nor even an Olive leaf To bear
NICK from the wcady waste OF waters ~
safety in the ARK Of the democratic pA''.,
but Ike the lone Albatros6 aiar RON
fricnds bc7ailed his politics" fst"' .. III
1855 he sought refuge in tao prou'r'''o''
n,rtv. In - tie spirit OF unrest ufo''
him to support Harrison and me iorce
lI,fu vim ali that means TO the ,Aotiherli
nan,1e. and vet he boldly declares tha' he
st,r4. ,vherc he always stood. mat II
,run no has stood for himselt FIRST, ias'
md III ,ha time. What 10 the rePuoii-
r,r. Yat,t with l.iu. il lie stands w"ere
ia ,Iways stood? Where does he stano'
! auywh,re. everywhere or nowhere! 90
| lie saws he is for = protective t'fiH'
When did he adopt these yiews? Was he
not aa arden. democrat until zen. Ale!'
defeated him for attorney general in 1889
and did he not accept Office at thc party
hands? cali upon him and his TRENDS
10 produce single published uiteranc'
in ali his life prior to 1881 Ill VINE" II.
declared himself for a protective tafin
II can't he found. lie was an ultra dem
ocrat before the war and democra TIC
office holder whenever opportunity oifcfeC
uniil he met his waterloo in the good yea
Of our Lord l8Sl. Did be used to be
democrat for revenue only? IS he no"
republican Only for revenue? In ms
democratic speeches it is said he woHlC
say. "lou little wnppersnaPpers running
around here crying tariff, tariff what II
TIE li--!l DO you know about tariff: anc
now the republicans want to know what
! in the Ill he Knows bout the tariff? I'll:
iavoritc Illustration was al old knife iol
which he paid dollar FIFTY cents for the
knife and fifty cents for the "roDbef. tar
III. Eat nov he is willing 10 pay fifty
cent tax ON a tiftv-cont knife, provided nc
can participate in the profits thereon D.!
projection OH his iron ore