The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-12

nation arainss Il in the new tariff Law
Than any state In the union. Nearly
everything she has % sell 10 MADE Tree,
while almost everything she has 70 buy
is protected. Applause.
aNe do not only rejoice with the he
publieaus OF the state over their great
triumph, bat congratulate them that
tbe campaign on the Republican side
was conducted with farmers, decorum
and dignity; that the Republican press,
leaders and workers INDUCED in no per.
sonallties aud abuse, but addressed
themselves 70 candid and fair discus.
eion Of the issues involved. Republi.
cans have long since learned that abuse
70 not argument. They recognize the
fact that wo are all West Vir2inianS,
with one purpose and one aim, and that
what is for the benefit OF one party 10
equally beneficial 10 the other, and that
it's not right or iair because Of candid
differences on political questions that
fellow West Virginians should be
abused and misrepreJented." Great
Il the conclusion three rousins
cheers were again given for stephen
IL UH4k SbAS9A Sh1sSe ASs@ANSs
from West Virginia"
MORE ENTHUSIASM.
Other speakers were called for and
responded, among them Hon. s. =. Bur-
dette. Of Charleston, whose eloquence
only increased the seemingly already
unbounded enthusiasm. 1t was now
time for the parade and the members
OF the clubs left to get in line.
Al the conclusion OF the parade the
scenes previously witnessed in the
hotel rotunda were repeated with even
greater enthusiasm, II possible. The
crush was terrible aud II seemed that
there was no room lsfg in which to put
another man. Tho crowd was constant
ly changing, however, as one man
would 90 out another would come
10 to take his place. This con.
slant changing OF the crowd
kept the enthusiasm up to the highest
pitch, and tho cries for Elkins, Dayton,
Doyeher, Huling and others we're being
constantly repeated. Dayton, who was
Obliged 10 show himself several times,
each time modestly and briefly ex-
pressed his thanks, and each time being
greeted with tremendous enthasiasn.
Fully twenty brief speeches were made
by as many distinguished men, who
were enthusiastically called for. Hon.
@. l. MCGEE, OF Pittsburgh, was re-
peatediy called.
Ono Of the best speeches OF tho
night and one that was enthusiastically
cheered was made by Thomas OBrlen,
IT., OF this city.
Among those who received ovations
was Hon. Theodore Burton, OF Glove.
land, who defeated the noted FREQ
trader Tom Johnson last Tuesday. His
reception, in point Of enthusiasm, was
second only to those given Messrs. e.
kins, Dayton, and Dovener.
Colonel Hoyt and General Avery, OF
Cleveland, also spoke and were cheered
to the echo. A number OF distinguished
members OF the Pittsburgh clubs spoke
briefly and get the crowd wild. Among.
them we're Colonel Sam Hughey and
Colonel Walker, OF Pittsburgh. Tho
mass Of people didn't seeu to grow
tired and there seemed TO be no limit
to their lung.power. 1t was midnight
and time for tine trains to carry the Wis
itors away before the demonstration
came to m end. There were many
ladies on the gallery surrounding the
rotunda and they joined in the Gu
thusiasm. 1t was night long to be re-
membered in Wheeling, the demonstra.
ton in the hotel being nil the moro re-
inarkable and enjoyable because it was
wholly impromptu.