The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-12


The call reads in part as follows:
"DaEzled by the glittering promises OF
Democracy, and led astray by sophistry
and hypocrisy, the voters OF tho coun-
try in 1892, decided upon 4 change OF
national administration. Democratic
control and sectional rulo are again com.
plete in the national government and
starvation for labor and ruin for capi-
tai prevail as result OF the policies and
influences thatdominate the Democratic
party.
''The Authorizations OF 1892 arc over.
Facts have upset theories and tho pco.
ple weary OF this tariff tinkcring, bond
issuing, debt-increasing, treasury-dc-
pleting, business-pnralyzing, wagc-re-
ducing, Queen-restoring md un-Amcri-
can administration now turn instinct
lively To tho party that saved the nation
in previous hour OF peril, and demon-
rtrated mastery ability in giving the
United States thirty years OF prosperity,
unparalleled in the history OF nations.
"Again it becomes the mission and
duty OF the grand old party to meet n
national emergency with tho highest
patriotism. The party deplores the
necessity, but rises to the occasion.
The struggle for liberty, progress, fair
wages and all that America promises,
did not end with the defeat OF 1892.
Tho fight must and will 90 on.
a BROAD INVITATION.
ITO this end, tho national committee
OF the league cordially invites all patri-
otic citizens:
"Who believe that the humane, indus
trial and progressive American policy
OF tho Republican party is best for the
protection OF ellie, liberty and tho pur-
suits OF happiness" for the American
people,
"Who believe in honest elections as
the bulwark OF our institutions and the
right OF every voter TO cast one vote and
have it fairly counted.
"Who bolievc in the dignity OF free
labor and tho faithful maintenance OF
the difference between American and
European wages.
who believe in the established
policy OF protection to American in
dustry and TO American workinsmen
aud in the Republican policy OF rcci-
procity.
who believe in the fullest protcc-
ton OF all property and ali forms OF
Invested interests. and yet who are op-
posed corporation rule in the govern.
ment OF either nation or state.
"Who gratefully remember the union
soldier IN his hour OF need aa well as in
the dHy OF his sacrifice and service.
HONEST MONEY.
"Who believe in sound money and
tho uso OF both gold and silver as
standard money and that tho purchas
ing and debt paying power Of the dol
lar, whether otsilvcr, gold or papor shall
bo at all times equal "a pledged in the
nation Republican platform AZ Mime.
sofa.
who belicvo in practical civil ser.
vice reform. ouch as will separate tho
spoils idea from politics and vet pro.
serve the people in control Of eli public
offices and all public affairs.
"Who believc in liberal and broad.
minded policies, and in the assertion OF
American ideas in all American affair.
ana MI VINO arc IN sympathy with
the policies and aspirations OF tho Ro.
publican party are cordially invited to
Join tho league clubs, and through such
clubs and the state leagues participate
in the election OF delegates 10 the Ma.
tional League convention at Denver.
"1he League chooses TO open the new
contest with this convention held on
the slopes Of the Rocky Mountains, and
invites the Republicans OF the United
States to assemble in this great, unde,
vcloped, resourceful, western country
and renew thoir iealty to the party ior
tho preservation OF past achievements
and organize for greater victories In
tho future. in response to the public
demand ior Republican restoration, ma
tional prosperity and Gn administration
distinctly American in policy"
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