Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-11

Special to the r g.s,er.
Charleston. w.. Va. September 10
It is now a50u, definitely settled that
Mr.. Bryan viii be in West Virginia the
Latter part Of this month, and will make
several speeches.
II be should be able TO spend TWO or
cbree days in West Virginia ne VIII prob
ably enter The STATE by the Baltimore
and Olio railroad and speak at either
Charles Town Or Martnsburg, Clarks-
burg. Whe ling, Parkers5urg, Charles
ton and Huntington in the order named.
II be can no, make more than one or
tW0 speeches I'm West Virgins the State
Committee suggest Wheeling and Hunt
ilg, on as Che mos, important points.
Ile STATE Committee has now got
down 10 ,le real business Of the cam
.pG.zl and are doing effective work.
N4.ia cley cannot predict q. this early
da-e with any Gesre= OF cer,ainty what
the result VIII Oe at The election, they
fare exceedingly wei satisfied with the
progress Ci tle campaign thus far. They
IeXpcc- heavy ID -mCCratiC gains in all of
tAe agricultural counties. Some OF the
heT5.o.3r. Dis Republican counties will
80 Democratic ibis year without doubt.
Secretary Ohi 8. of the State Committee,
said to-day Jha, he had never known,
since he has had anything TO do with
political affairs. such earnest and deter
unad work ON the part Of the Demo-
Gratis all through The STATE. Every body
rec0sniz. the l8c, chat the STATE Com
m.,tee has but very little money with
watch 90 uay the expenses of the speak
ers. or even 20 buy and distribute liter
azure. bu. this want OF money ems TO
have stimulated
THE LOCAL DEMOCRACY
all over the State to work with re-
doubled VISOR and put forth every effort
TO save The STATE. All the Committee
has TO DO is To- iudicl'e to the local De-
m0craCy in each county what work IS
necessary 10 be done, and they go ahead
and do Dc az ,h6ir own expense. This
work is being done by the farmers, Ia
boring men. builders merchants. manu-
facUIDrs-iu word. ali producing
classes who are convinced that their Pc
cun.ary salvation depends upon the sue
cess on tle Democratic cause, which IS
essentially tla cause of the people with
OUT r. gard 90 party. These people be-
l.eye tha- another four years o. business
depression would ruin them, and they
therefore consider this fight life and
death struggle with them. The Rspub-
HclLs az uOOGug the country with lii
eraure. intended 10 miS,ead the voters
and induce them 20 vote for Mckinley,
but these Republican campaign d0cu-
ments are 50 g,aring,y inconsistent and
So evidently ia.S n their treatment OF
the great question q, issue. that IL is hav-
ing NO effecl upon anybody except upon
the mos. ignorant classes. The people
i'm whose hands the documents ara
placed are generally well informed upon
ths financial issue and are able TO de-
sect their f8liac.es al gl3nc-. The Re
pubucans have d.. upon q new Cevics
10 influence The y0-5r who is out OF Work.
Large capitalists ln New York and the
East are writing letters 10 persons all
through the Sta,e proposing large buSl-
hess schemes t0 De- began soon after tae
election. provided Mckinley is el-ct-
cd" r. lrOals are % be built, mines
opened. manufactures bull, and put into
operation. the work TO be begun in No
vcwh.r. provided Mckinley is elected. ~
III c,i the railroads should De built in
Yves, Virginia hat are promised by al
legged capitalists Of New York, there
would De- q railroad arp every creek and
hollow iu The S-1-s. ana the voices Of
the farmers would De actually drowned
by she whistle of the locomotive. These
letters
FROM ALLEGED CAPITALISTS
are carried around by Jealous goldbugs
and shown 10 the voters In q confden-
t.al way. & nerally with the injunction
that The SAID voters SAY nothing about
&C."
Bu. the intelligent voters are on TO
this brilliant scheme of the goldbugs.
They want 10 know how all this indus
trial Development will be brought about
if the present financial policy of the gov
frnment is 90 De continued. Ii it should
De rcss.bie under Mckinley. it ought 10
have been possible under Cleveland. for
Mckinley promises nothing except 10
continue Cleveland's policy
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