Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-16

ideas. ana LltAtr t-i- N,'- 90
assn of his own belief thus oisp-ay e1'
his warm aluircr.
Mr.. TulaDs method Of appeal 10 the
masses by sending @ written statement
t7 every voter began when ne was q
member of the State Committee, as
arrIv us 1868. With each year Jhet2
r..,.I9 come 10 each voter statement
of,.,,s- y,-rs +o he the issue OF the ensu-
i-- c9~-D7icu over Nj. Tlden ilJn-
or.,0rri sirnature.In all of these
INcJNERABLE PAPERS
with which he flooded New
Vrr., between 1865 and 1919
tra-a is not one which contains an
frna1le sentiment or the hint or an a3-
neal 10 any oil the lower motives Oh
humanity. Each WAS q distinct state
mont eFon idea TO appeal TO good soAs'
and reason and the highest motives
only. His reliance upon the masses
was not SO entire that he was accused
OF ignoring She leaders. however
though MIR. Tiden lacked po4jlclan
scgacity, he understood perfectly inc
difference between clean mon anu .hos5
OF doubtful reput0tionsand prolesslo
politicians. The former ne useu. ne
latter he treated like dirt under ms
feet bio could not profess a principle
i'm which he did not believe even
though it would bring votes ana Win
elections. He not only could not 40 so
himself, but was totally lncapaole Oh
ul erstandlng why oJhets snouio' M
IAacns reliance was any, al"SyS ID, upon - ne
ss $50 .,,, ,,, ,,,-.- ran,+ NJ his own
"..H ..."
--..- ~, T,,--,.ratio Dqrtv The
IN. 49,. ono should Inc hotter than
.',-'- -.-,.l.l-.. -, ~. f,..auea of fine
@ ~. T,lsos i'm ~. cotton
i'''' W. $500. 80 tLo +Li,g which
80 ., - ,,,5o~s+ooa and he
,--t -. ,.,,,;,l, Le,, nett
u S' ana u, ..9 o---' ,o- mo- oTt This
~ -'-sS . 5--.,,5o =, -, Mr. TiIdor
.,... 5 , .l,,.,,.,5 o,d ~ ,,bicb he held
-. ..,-9rfc b5sress or shadow of
-,.,ri,,s." ooo ragrs since il in form
,.-.-e7 i,,4o. -,,s l.,-s or Inc land hut il
E., -..,li o ,-frql question pressing itself
~. 100. r.,ssfors I-,,o0 fine 2ttapticn
~, .5. 81 ', 49, III IT. has hen fesred With
,... ..[-.. owl ~, On sfngrIa,. coioci-
.--, ~. ~ --.. ,rfI.1o,, lin
80, M .,.-,,.,i ..,,..esoi.s of Tho nod
.r -..-.. -, i-,.,,..s-..- r., a e-.at1, IN,
, -.--.- tt.- +i,s of obsolrtisrn
-.l...-. ,-.- ,.l--eI 49, bod to1,on m
..'.r+ ,-,-, .,,-' r..,...i-,, @-,,a~.,r,aDfs b,,
.,..i.- -, - ne The fort,,Da
NJ Mr. riiI+en ~ no crso.o3
-
% itaL lHo' IL
to be President OF the united States
only TO see his competitor Who had not
been elected. installed into that ONCE
and perform its duties for the entire
term, # else becamequite apparent that
the average member Of the Republican
party did rotthink therewas anything
very wrong about the matter.
HIS FAITH IN The MASSES
doing i'm The end the right
thing was absolute Upon
% notable occasion. in receiving the
communications OF a body of young
men ON Ills elevation TO the Chief Mag
fsrrecv Of the state of New York, he
ra-e el9quort exDr7sgiCY 10 it when lie
eafl.
eve have n meet these Dolitical and
social problems We have TO meetthcm
with intelfgence and courage. and.
above all. with trust I'm the masses of
the people. ] have been one of those
who. amid periods pregpent with de-
sncndeucv. still retained that trust i'm
tho body of the American people with
which I began Iife / did not incline
q, r-0eura those WIN sometimes felt
F.-1ordeo+ but T nveeIr never lost
courage never lost NV belief in the
element of human society which socks
/ for what ie e,oI IS more powerful. if
1 VIA VIII ONLY, trrst in it. than all those
/ selfish combinations that would obtain
ADVANTAGE over the masses Of the pc0-
pie"
His aDne7l was ALWAYS to the people.
his struggle for promotion of the great
body of them. The first ovorshadow-
ing contest between the favored few
ON the one side and the many on the
o,ler when ehs@seI aged, ar, Il.gsn $ SER r.
os ~ .''o S'' 49, oN l.'7 "a. c ~, ".
l-e a-..-lLl 10 S,sl , d .e1C"al Jl ,,ie
$3.50 '. 80 80 ,.' 800 ne e. ,.'t
o5 -,.,,-,,+ l..,.,,.-S,, tl,, 49,. ,,,,o
,-b,,f1tI,r b,-iIs-,ilror and which nod
I-s-sf rb~o.-gb 5alf - cantI,r, and tbe
0sorl5 and ended finally with 7Tr Va,
,,,r..,,. ,f,I;s1,,,oDt If Tho i,1oooD-
49,. -r-...--,,- ,r. rtl5o,, ,,.as -
.s.-i ~, 49,. -. l,,r..,,,,l.. -
... -..,,+ f., +l,.. G,,,l-,ttr,-,,,,+ ~ ,,.l,o-
49, +-., 49,. ,-;..I,r., .-,l ems,
Dos,5 l,o t5a mos da0qarors ene-.no
If +le r,,,,,- ,,7v-er.-+ha boot- vba
money mover WAS tber surpassed to he
and Doubtless was. o0Dosed to The prfn-
cfr'c that NO one shall have anv. mora
+rs-, ... ..,, DIV ,-ae,-, a., +b, low.