Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-19

upon YOU tho greatest variety OF hatu-
saI ,yeoltb on the face Of the /
earth aud this area is worth all
tba sand hills OF New Eng!and' |
vet This natural wealth mas |
syalled YOU nothing in the way OF aooeu
DrosDerity, while all ABOUT you, men %no
nave been the beuefciaries OF the he-
Dublican policy, have piled up millions
yitbout an effort. This is the sort OF
thing the Democracy is going 10 chahRe'
The people have been drained uo"n W
bedrock, Now she people have oe'erH'
ined TO turn things around ana
GIVE THE MAJORITY A CHANCE
He said the Republicans had blamed
the hard times a year ago on the Demo
crsts The Republicans had TO DO tnat
- sava themselves, and they talked
about these times trying peOp,e
SoTIs ..WeU." said he, they did, but
the Republicans and cot the Democrats
were 10 blame. Now the Democracy
going into the soul trying business anu
every Republican politician from Iom
Reed down TO Dayton is going 20 DC On
me times Of a year ago may have
beep hard on the people, but the times
to come were going 20 be great deai
harder on the Republican party. W.,
Atthe conclusion of Governor WI.
sor,s address. an adjournment OF nan
a. bour was taken and the assembled
tbousands proceeded 70 demollsh the
rossred OK. the spread being arranged
- the center OF the grounds. Al
,,,arter nast TWO o'clock MIR. Wilson
was formally presented TO the audience
and began bis address before
MORE THAN 5000 VOTERS
with a hearty Acknowledgement OF MS
satisfaction at the attendance OF SO
mapv of his fellow Democrats. de salu
the opsDouring was an earnest OF the
hone OF the people in the triumph ot
tariff reform. Two years ago the unlted
Democracy OF West Virginia had aloed
In the GREAT triumph then achieved oy
tbe people, and every sign ana token
i showed that government Of the peO-
nile for the benefit Of the people
| Rad mat with popular satisfaction, and
/ that ths Democracy was now upon the
! Threshold of another aud granoer VIC
/ tory. He took uD tho tarin issue Az
once, aud almost every sentence ne Ut,
tered wss puuSIsPSS. a. " voicss 1's 90
II a am lsJrective system of the Re-
fpFIican party" he said, "has for
I vel Waged a deadly and unrelenting
va ADon the masses. That system has
/ TO the people and bestowed untold
/ we upon a favored few, but the peO-
/ pie We at last called halt, and
I 10 I present determination and pur-
I pose NJ bring about a complete and
7 hnal ormatiOn there will be no step
6ackTNd, no faitering and no cessation
Of efiOr kuntil the victory has become
compsN aud the full measure Of relief
has been. attained.
Again" " be said, ''the Republicans
10 this campaign have but Que weapon.
10 is calamity. From end TO end OF the
and, they have raised 4 united wall OF
,alamityI aud with dismal groans and
ire lam4ntasiOnS they deny that there
las beien a revival of business
.nd as bert that universal disaster
al the door of every
tmeric In citizen, but this will have no
Mr Wilson was interrupted by Que
In thf audience, the question pro-
g0undE led % him being as 10 the truth
r "a kity OF the Republican assertion
n4 khe had been given donation
Ci british gold 10 ala him
l present campaign. In reply, Mr..
WI Bn said: Il went 20 Ergland-nOt
Ia o!d, but for something infinitely
40 valuable Co me than gold-healtb.
AikI thank God brought it back with
- not British gold, but restored
lth, enabling me to visit the noun
l2 hs and valleys OF
THIS BELOVED SECOND DISTRICT,
IA meet my friends again in battle for
tie prosperity and welfare of the whole
IfeOple. Thank God, never needed
lold 70 make campaign in the noun.
aius aud valleys Of West Virginia!
British gold, indeed II l had wanted
bold, / could have secured 10 on this
side of the water; ten times the gold
could by any possibility have secured
abroad TO have con1iyed at even the
slightest betrayal OF the great trust
which you, my fellow citizens, have re-
posed 10 me.
This was cheered 20 the echo. On
the subject OF his London dinner, Mr..
Wilson said the Republican press made |
too much Of that Incident, but too care
fully refrained from mentioning the |
fact that while on the other side be had !
dlned three times with the British |
leader In the House OF Commons
He scored Dayton and Ekins 10 the |
Quick,tO the great delight Of the assem- |
oled thousands, aud his exposition Of |
the workings of the income TAX, the in
creased tax on whisky and the tax on /
playing cards, on the one hand, and of /
he reduced taxation on the necesSaries
lf life, met with deafening approval.
dr. Wilson was accorded an unprece-
Tented ovation at the conclusion of his
speech.
BE was followed by Senator Wade
Hampton. who was accorded a great
reception. and who spoke tOuchinGly Of
us Old comrades in arms and thereby
.rOuStd the bloody shirt prejUdices OF
he Republicans present
hon. T. j. Wilson followed, aud he
vas succeeded by General Johnson. r.
,. Chew was the next speaker, and
hsn j. j. Davis, of Harrison, and Hon.
ohn Z. McGraw ended the biggest day
be Democrats of eastern West Virginia
ave ever seen.
w. G. BEANS.
Etkins' Cold Reception.
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