Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-19

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jJs- Il is no. war upon property, O"-
- .s demand t13, nose VINO nav
property and VINO demand .1s
ton c- -b2, prop p-t.I oy -e-e'1l w.
should Toe Wiling 10 support 'Ae 5o,
er-m1 11. 20 Wnica JGey LOOK loI lA~e pr
te.-ol AID no. seek 10 use me !LS''"-
c ...-t--S or eoNern-.-s al LOT 'Aeti o"'
.c-e.t ana 'ArA tAio" lAe Ou'Ue" 80
supporting ina, government on
backs OF 'A--- No- a1.e 10 oe~. - ~
p.lUae.l
TIE THREE PARTIES
,,.rio5 hove i7.red IN nv nomination
-r-ea thar while there are other issues
before the De8D,e aside from the money
question. We. the money question rises
u4r7nou0- tO Them al and must be sa.-
lied FIRST. Other questions can wax,
the money question cannot. II has been
forced upc1 public attention. II mas
been brougb, before the people and We
have ~ decide whether we shall con-
-irre m Drese1- fnl1cu system where
-, D. fe,,. ,,,er bet-a urlarr3l,en 10 rlin
rba -ove~~-oant mr. shall Dut the fnaa-
c.al Do,tcv oe RE American people in the
hands of the American peo1.e to ba
framed by them and for them from now
0n. (App.auSe). / never lose an cp-
Dor-un:ty 10 impress upon the people
The Importance of this question 10 every
citizen. The Republican platform de-
clares we must maintain our present
financial policy: not until We get tired
If II but u9Jl foreign nations get tired
of f. and consent for US % abandon It.
To ny mind no more infamous PROPOSE
jioa was ever endorsed by any party
and / cannot believe as l look into me
faces Of tens of thousands OF free Amer
leans throughout al these States th3J
they are w..&ng 20 trust the desJin.es
Of the people in the hands Of foreigners
whom we can only reach by petition.
DApD.aUsO. The Republican party had
q great opportunity before il. Here vas
q Democratic administration which was
being opposed by large part ot tae
Democratic party and II is muc1 more
l.mal,, thing for man 10 oppose
wrong i'm his Owl party than in his op-
Doaslts. Here We're Democrats willing
-7 array themselves in opposition 10 the
policy of the President, no. because they
loved the President less bu- because
thew love the people Infinitely more.
lADD'svsr When the Republicans as
srub.eI il S.. Louis. if they had Cp-
,,,gs4 +ts Presidents financial policy
.-4 1s.,9~ed -hqv would restore the
money of rha constitution and the Dem
.-,~g-', na~-v had endorsed .he admins
-raacn. ,re Republican party would
have swept the Democratic party ou' OF
existence.
But what did they do? When they
me, they were controlled IN their dello-
Grafton by the same people VINO had
controlled the financial policy OF 'Ae az
min.s,ralon and they wrote piallo4ih III
wl.ch would perpe-uate the same H1'l-
cial policy, from WnIcA We are no" sUt s.lr
i5riHg. THESE same lLHueuces' 60
dominating he ST. Lou-s coh'el'.'oI, AZ
tempted 20 conjro. the ChlCaSo Ooi 49,
ton and write platform 81 iHuOH IN
the Republican platform On 'He 'Io-1l
question that if the two had oeen feau
10 YOU YOU could not have picheo ouO
which was which BU' at IaSt we 20,
an issue. The Democratic parry Dy
beginning at the ground ana "orAlnS
no. instead OF commencing at the toP
and working down, by comiueAC'Hs W." w
the voters instead OF commencing ".'H
the bosses, secured d p''rlo'iu n'a,,ro-ion - ~
oreathes the splI-, vi ,,.ae ..'e insntre;ion 10
lndep7nd nee ana anu s.' - =, he United
the toilinS n,!NonS o1 ,,,o, TONS and
States. IL IS not si@17g ."'''
hundreds OF tn0hS'N"s Nv
DESERTED THE, REPUBLICAN
PARTY.
1,. ,oeess but I meet Re9ubli
-,-,. r,bo t6I nae they vored for AbIo-
ham Lincoln and voted the republican
-iekef ever since. but they found more
0s fhe Re1ubGcanism of the carry DAYS
I'm Tho Democratic platform tAdh me!
can find in the Republican p-~'4ol ~
of tais year. They say taere IS ilo'e
~ oiva them hope OF the maintenance
of free institutions than they can Aht
in the Republican platform. iHeE "l9
nor willing TO trust foreign nations o."
M for The American p opie Wa"I ne
pe,ub,tcau party refuses 10 40. Il
-,,.,bfro is wrong With cur laws We u"
- Them ~ the ballot, but Il We
eo''1s. -. me legislative power from
.roton TO Lombard street our pal
los cannot reach thsm and we can an u NJ
r.v 20 upon bended knees anu anu, o59 t5s,, lT'