The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-05

LIZ. AAth iAANt al NAANCkS
through which the escort passed was
very large aud as the boys passed
along, h cheers and applause was
most enthusiastic. II was rot u candl-
uate Tor President thar was herr: Il
was a Republican speaker who con-
: quoted the meeting In one OF the upper
wards, yet the escort was almost as
large as that which accompanied Mr..
Bryan 10 the Island.
The ward clubs met at their respcc-
W headquarters NJ ! o'clock and
marched to Fourteenth and Market
street. where they formed as follows:
sElkins Cadets Buelc and Drum Corps.
The Eikins Cadets.
II. c. Richards ~SiN-FoUtcrs, with Drum
Fred Douglass Colorcd Republican Club.
Drum Corps,
lH boys Club.
The Tariff Champions.
Drum Corps.
First Ward Republican Club
Drum Corps.
Mckinley Club. or BcIwood.
Drum Corps.
G.. w. Atkinson Club. Eighth Ward.
Drum Corps.
Polish Republican Club. Eighth Ward.
Drum Corps.
Sixth Ward Republican Club.
Drum Corps.
u. L. Dovencr Club. Eighth Ward.
Drum Corps.
Junior Dovener Club.
Drum Corps.
Fifth Ward Republican Club.
Drum Corps.
Blackburn Cadets. Bellaire, Ohio.
In the ABOVE orieI the clubs marched
up Market street to Twelfth. down
Twelfth to Main and up Main to the
place OF meeting, at the North Wheel
ing pottery. Every club turned out in
large nUmbc. and al made "A fine
showing. The blackburn Cadets, Of
Bellaire, were not expected. and ar
rived too late 10 be given 4 better posi-
tHn in line. They made u great hit all
along the line and were given the
glad hand most generously.
When the clubs marched before the
speakers stand each received applause
from the large crowd gathered 10 hear
the speaking. The crowd that ASSEM-
bled in the pottery yard numbered at
least $500 people and when Captain
William Otto. of the county commit
tee, callec the meeting TO Grder, the
scene from the speakers stand was n.
grand one.
The Meeting.
Captain Otto introduced NJ. Charles
s.. Brillcs. as chairman. and tina. gen.
tleman was received With cheers. Upon
assuming charge OF the meeting. he
TOOK occasion to thank the large crowd
for their presence and briefly referred
10 the issues Of the campaign. Every
sentence was applauded and cheered 10
the scko. fIc said he knew that he but
voiced the sentiment OF the citizens OF
Wheeling when he welcomed To the
city the first Republican United States
a. -. 49, .1.-..r. E,-.a, H.. ~
cratic state Of Maryland. since the
war. He then introduced Hon. George
l.. Wellington. United States senator
elect from Maryland.
Senator Wellington a greeted with
thunderous applause. as he arose to
address the crowd. He began by con-
graduating the people OF Yves: Virgin
Ia that william Jennings Bryan had
included this state In his route. He
said that everY speech that gentleman
made in this or any commonwealth To-
suited in an Increased Republican ma
jorlty. He came here TO bear 10 the peo-
Pile the message that Maryland would
cast her vote for the Republican party
by 25.00C majority and Wes. Virginia
will be with her. (VoIcc-'Tnat's no
lie."-Laugkt.r)
The manufacturers. stOre-keepers
and laborers OF America will not again
be fooled as they were In 1891. They
Will not again be induced to vote
against their own interests. They have
p SEEN four years rf Democratic mis-
rule and TO the leaders Gf that party
they say. no, thank you, We have had
quite enough. In taking up the issues.
the speaker said on one side stood the
Republican party with n banne. which
announced II In favor OF protection. re-
ciproclty and sound money. On the
other side stands TIN POpOcratic party
with the motto q free silver and free
trade. "a voice-"And no work."l |
accept the gentlcman'S amendment: It
Is as ha says, Their" has been no work
during the four years OF Grover Clcve-
lands administration" said the speak
or. There has IN that time been scarce
~ n whee! OF industry turning IN the
: country"
The speaker here took up the P0po-
cratic platform and section by section
he rendcd II, much 10 the qualification
OF his hearers. He referred to tha por-
zion which condemned tho action of tha
President in sending troops to Chicago
to protect property, mails and lives In
that section OF the state OF Illinois. He
spoke ut length on the action taken
against the supreme court, and said
the CNlClGO ilItlDIHl Sbuknt IN StrIKF
It down because It lid not rule ac-
cordIng to the will OF the Popullsts,
The supreme court Is a purely AmerI-
can body, and Is the highest and purest
Judiciary IN the world and should be
protected by every patriotic American
citizen.
The platform also attacks the Ma
tIOnal banking system OF the country
and would. II allowed to have It's way,
return the country to the state banks,
of which the older citizens urc 30 IA
miliar, Voicc-"Wc don't want thcm."D
I guess you don't. especially " you
know what the result would be-. Gap
plausc.) NJ II Is now, | a take the
note issued By your National bank here
IN Wheeling. and pass II for It's face
Synlue anywhere In the United States. |
ran do more than that: ! can take II 10
ENGLAND, Ireland, Scotland. Wales.
Germany, France, China. or anywhere,
cige, and buy commodities with Il or
receive as much benefits from 1t M !
could from gold representing the same
amount. I can take a so note Issued
by your Wheeling National bank and
In China, buy as much AZ $l0i, OF tlCii
own silver Will buy. or take II to Next
co and purchase nH much as 500 o.!
their Silver coin Will buy.
wild Cat Money.
Yet they tell you that this National
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