Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-13

ing of a cylinder which has
been exhausted after some twelve
miles of travel is said to
require only half q minutes time. An
other advantage Of the system is that
each car is supplied with Independent
motive power. and hence no mishap
can occur that will interfere with the
. progress Of more than one vehicle.
BREEZY TRUTHS FROM THE WEST.
The Burlington. Ia, Daily News is a
Republican paper which apparently has
a mind of fits own and all the courage
necessary to give it expression. In a
highly interesting review and forecast
Of national politics. it goes straight to
the point with q blunness that is truly
Western and refreshing. Senator
Chambers position that there is one
more President i'm the tariff comes first
under discussion. The News says the
. Senator is egregiously in error for these
+ reasons:
+ First. because the whole country is
its tbres5i6e and rst6reshing of the same
oI9 straw. ....-. .,., ,.o,.,. won't stand
a perpetual moukeying with the tariff.
Business and commerce can adapt them
selves 90 a high tariff or 90 q low tarlt'
but. whether high or low, their impeia-
tive requirement is q fixed and stable
tarift
Third. because nobody. not even it's re
spccted author. desires the re-enactnenl
of the Mckinley tarih-a measure whlcI
was the great. monIment4l nWndeI VI
lhe hepIpN. AN Parry WHlCH Nlold5 Gu gu a. a.
ITS pledges Tor the yen years pteceuins ~ ~
euaclueht, 4A4 "hltu Gti9 .lle 49, 80 %
MS Suueths lhe most uisiSl jug ~ a. a.
ever inflicted upon a political party IN
the entire history of American poHliCs,,
tourin, because, Whatever tie Po.l1t
clans may Jnink or desire, Jne siINGl puVS
. non is lne paldihoull iSSue WIN ~ - -
pile. ana they are delermlheI 10 nay = ~
sellleA az once anu Iui eESl my al "A a.,
+ 10 ne i1oItu 10y ANY ."l''L ". '0' "''''
This EaDubIicau journal DUOnOunceS
les -.,,o-+io,,
D the attempt 10 make LAe ld IN Qu09IlOH
I tt, ,,.,...,,,c,,.,4 ;ee,,o ~, Iva so obaan no
."0 pan ''--''''-'' ''-''0 - ~
7 li-ioo1 +rio1- 90 % "r,ieco of hvnOcrital
/ IOOlSnueSS or or IOOllSu hypocrisy, dS
+t,- ~oo.i-,. ,1,,.os. , oov.ardl,, evasion
lue IedueI pled9e7' d Oo" oil Wy O''''0''
Of the duty of the party" 1t regards
such action as playing into the hands
of the Democrats. and it follows up such
a position after this manner:
And this leads us to say that, while the
ePGon T6 6y yo5 ioiv IN favor of hon
est money many of our C5ri leaders Coywa arg
with am expression Of their views c., OF al. al
Presidsntiai nomination. ex-Prestdent
bs arTSop is me 2E s Fra DOWN WV mn" Ynmsakaby
as In favor OF honest money. Where is
- Trim (.-.SC or whatever may be the polite
name Tor man i T22 1e o0e ba mos is 5 am Who
knows what Major McKinley,,s views on
Reed. he whose undaUnHted courage is one
5 'ne e b9GeSS ommv has not thus far
manifested sufficient courage ito 10 m 1asito9
on this ail-important matter. And we be
l lo b ,S' ,,i,a ,1 his candj5acv such SET
back Of late. Had he sounded d I trumIp nJ
Would have been for him with him with
e gIJ1ys4 6S L9rv serious candidate.
| and he seems to be less ana less III 1t
Here is nrettv plain talk to Mr.. Reed
and his rivals for the Republican nom
iro+ioD The same thing has been said
of them before. Our Western RepubH-
can contemporary advances another
stem when II holds President Cleveland
nm as model To those who shrink from
declaring principle from the fear that it
r,o, IN f,ra tbsir nroenac+s in their par
I.a5..;... -,,,b -,o1;+ioiaDs ~ "bor-
r..s So, 13rasi5o,+ C1aveland,s
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