The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

ana Its rewards as lelth IA Ia IN, 'Ila.
SUES OF the human body (Abnlniisal
The atmosphere of ihe Chlrnrn c1n.
ventlOn was suVhnrged with Tho .ul,i,
OF revolution. This platform woq rnr,
ricd and Its nominations mnIls with mo-
companylng Incidents of frpnzv ,hn,
startled the onlOOlters nnl amazed iho
country, The courts unl the President
were RrrnignCd for enforcing tho laws
and government by the mob was given
preference over tho government nv ihn
law enforced by the court drcrrrs nnI
executive orders,
NotOr,rJr,,.,
rbo s,lrt, A.. .,,,',,
'I'''i' 'n"' SAi'lolteu ltSelt III thls
convention was so Wild ana strangely
cnthusGd that Mr.. Brynn himself lllicneI
Il IN thc zao, th,t ,o,,os,,., a., ~.
,,, '"r " "
SiuetS "heh they responded 10 the I'M
FASHIONED appeals OF Peter the Hermit
TO rescue the sepuIchrr OF our Lord from
the hands of the Inildcls. Ills historical
Illustration was morc potent and more
forc!ble than he knew; for the zeal OF
OF the crusaders was a blind and Ignor-
ant zeal, They sought to rescue tho
ancient and incfrectual scpulchre that
had held the body OF our God, while they
tramplcd upoh the prccepts OF love and
mercy which he had left for their guild
ancc In life. (Applause.)
lie told uS that the silver crusade had
arrayGd father against son, and brother
against brother and had severed the
tcndercSt ties OF life. Senator HILL.
watching the strange proceedings. had
to extend that brief political code from
which he had gained so much rsnuwn.
n u ) sT
Ocrat, but | am not n reyolutIonIs, -
(Applausc.) Senator Vest, realizing that
they were inauguratlnE n revolution, re-
minded the convention that revolutions
did not begin with the rich and prosper
Gus. Mr.. Tlllman felt that the change In
the management OF public affairs was
to be so radical that he proposed sulphur
fumlngat!un for the ship before the new
crew took possession OF IL. daughter
Now, my friends, all thcs. things IndI-
cate the TEMPER In which that platform
was adopted and the spirit that prompt
ed the nominations that were made,
There was no calm lclibCratlon, Their
wa Was lrenSy. TiERE WAS NO
THE NAV SF nv TH.iGiIiST r;TpESIFXSI, VIII T9IS
WAS MOST iBLE TO DIRECT pin
Lie AFFAIRS. THERE WAS AN M
PtLSlNE RESPONSE TO lMPAS-
STONED SPEECH THAT SELECTED
TIE CHICAGO NOMINEE They de-
nounce In their platform interference by
federal authorities In local affairs as 4
violation OF the constitution OF she Unit
cd States and crime against free IN
stitutIons. II was intended to b. In
words 4 direct condemnation OF Mr.
Cleveland as President OF the United
nEi fh.R ~ ,
tive TO brush out OF the way every OBJ
stacle To the free passage OF the mail
trains OF the United States auI inter-
state commerce. and. my friends
WHENEVER OUR PEOPLE APP
PROVE THE CHOICE OF a PRES
lDENT WHO BELIEVES HE MUST
ASK GOVERNOR ALTGELD OR ANY
OTHER GOVERNOR OF ANY STATE
PERMISSION TO ENFORCE THE
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES WE
HAVE SURRENDERED THE VIC
TORY THE BOYS WON IN 1861.
Great applnuSo)
w.u Meyer Consent.
Cnmro1as ~ ,b., ,,r,,, ,,.,,- ,,. a. =,
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u"'"i'' SUNS VI 'i'oSe WHO Went oUt 10
batu= that the flag might not lose Its
Iustre. will we consent after these vro,-s
(Cries OF "Nn,'J thar loctrinaS .l,,. we're
shot 10 death in the great w,r shall he
revived anu made victorious in n civil
campalgu? (Cris.; Of "So,''1 -
But this assault does not cnd there
The supreme court OF ,nc T'nitnd States
and the fcdarol and lover courts ,rs mr.
ralncrd because they usaI tho fa,1IIIor
writ OF Injunction IN suunr,.sg violence 10
restrain men from breaking, tho Inv
and that the platform DIaInIy means
I will show YOU that II wa4 understood
In the convention and In the committee
OH resolutions that the Democratic mol
fey wa. that when the supreme court
exercising its congtltulIonnI DOwar and
duty, gave an INTERPRETATION TO n law or
the United States that was no; nIrasInr
to Congress they would increase tha
number Of judges md pack the court
to get n decision to please them. (Ap-
pause EInul you are TO answer then. my
great crisis whrt1,nr ,.n, ,.j,i ~ :,,s,a,n n
a party that proposes to destroy the bal
ance which our fathers instituted in our
system OF government. anu wherever a
tumultuous congress dlsagrecs with the
supreme court ma subScrvlant PrrSi-
urht IL III the Whlte houst. that the 1udG-
ment Oh Inc court snail be reconsldered
anu rgEtrScu py increasing the number
ol JUDGES ana packing the court with
men VINO VIII Heciue as Congress wants
thehl 10. l cannot eHnSgerate the graF-
ny anu tnt Importance anu the unnEer
nl this Hasault upon our constitutional
IoTHi VI soseihIneht.
w I 1ciieEtr tsic Pu"aiioh Is Wheth"r
Mi. nI "a" H'eMo VI t'f cohs'ltutloiial
pueS'I.'i St,am PielHH OF that OF the
Stitu.lo'i '1lt ~ nFt.ps H. Ime courts are inc
ucienSt oL NY Mcah' ne r'ch ana pow
rEtu' nav %tme' NM ItSourEes, Dlit tnc poor
rave iiot; i"S hihh mihuGd indcpenu-
Gnt u!Ia Juu.GIar! , n.n. VIII h3id % me l!ne
III QueStIOllH uEN"etU WeUltn ana IuDOT,