Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-28
GROVER AND M'KINLEY.
Candidate Bryan Pours Hot Shot Into
This Pair of Gold Bugs

DWIGHT. H. October 27-The work
ingmen of Bloomington listened TO VIM. J.
Bryan at $50 o'clock this morning and
they gave him cordial reception From
a stand in Franklin Park and near the
residence of Vice Presiden Stevenson he
talked to an audience of several thousand
people, and after being introduced by
the Vice President, paid that gentleman
a compliment as being one Of the Demo-
Gratis still true TO the traditions of his
party He then proceeded to answer ques-
tions propounded TO him by a morning
paper and his answers apparently salts
fed the crowd. Mr.. Bryan said: This
is the home of the Vice President of the
greatest nation of Gods foot stool. We
who have been keepers of the Democratic
faith love Adlai L. Stevenson not only for
what he is. but we love him because he is
all we have left Of the last National Demo-
cratic ticket. If you have any doubt as to
the Democracy of our position on the
money question, 1 want you to read what
the Republican candidate for the Presi-
dency said yesterday. He says in a speech
from the front porch: QaugghteD Every
dollar representing one hundred cents is
good not only among our own people, but
wherever trade goes in every market and
market place of the world. Now remem-
Der what he says. Speaking of this dollar,
he says. 1t was made by the Republican
party but, let me say. while it was made
by the Republican party, the administra-
ton of Grover Cleveland has maintained
it,. There he tells you that Grover Cleve-
land has simply carried out the policy of
the Republican party and inferentially
tells you that Republican success means
that the Republican party for four years
will carry out the policy of Grover Cleve-
land. This administration has issued
S262 0C00 600 in bonds to maintain gold
standard for three years, and Mr.. Nc
Kinley praises Mr.. Cleveland for having
maintained the standard. When Mr.. Nc
Kinley says that Mr.. Cleveland has main
tanned Republican doctrine and praises
Mr.. Cleveland you have reason to be-
lieve that if Mr.. Mckinley is elected you
will go on issuing bonds for the benefit
of the bondholders and tax people to pay
for them. My friends, these are strange
times You will not find in our political
history another instance where a Presi-
dent has been thrown overheard by his
lied by the opposition party. Yet that is
what you find to-day The only people
who are commencing the financial pol
icy Of Grover Cleveland are the men VINO
are trying to elect Republican President
to continue that policy for four years
more. Are you surprised when you find
a Democratic President endorsed by
Republican candidate for the Presidency
that a policy inaugurated at st. Louis
and reiterated by the Republican candi-
date is driving out of the Republican par
tv those who still believe in a govern
ment by the people and for the people.
applause and cheers) l have been in
troduced this morning to Republicans who
have Joined with us this year, men who
until this year voted the Republican tick
ct, but who this year are Joining with us
to restore the money of the Constitution.
am proud of the kind Of men who come
TO us l am glad that those who ego
from us are the ones who have been mill
stones about our necks.'