The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-02

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anu 'aas '',e siiNer peopie "hi ho' iia's
such complete command OF the Stun
tion rs they now appear to have.
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Ieauer NJ the soiu iorces' thfy expect
TO be able to muster u formidable array
of distinguished men who will assist
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throwing ITSELF entirely upon the white
metal side OF the controversy. In nd
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s'S "''Ie'' 'e'''s '''''
auu MuFphy' hor' CharIes Tracy anu
Governor Flower, Hon. Frederick Il.
t-oudart mud ax.pns,uos,,r capor,,
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o'sSeIt are eAPeS'eu = hi' .>e" ioFk,
as are Hon, Don N. Dickinson, of Mich
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sol, "a N,,,o. ,o,I,.,. go. NJ. .....L,,
'a't-. ''ts t"" " Su'"e' Ho't ' 1"as
serts' senator Jewett, OF New Jersey:
Senator Villas, OF Wisconsin: Senator
draw of Delaware opd r,nv otbers
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!neiuuihS ieaaIns ucesatiohs OF pusi-
ness men and influential politicians
from IndIannpolis Raltimore p,,,s-
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o"' eH' ~ i1ouiS. S'''Sili''ae' uHu o'heE
cites. II Ia understood that, htty In
huential men are coming from Indian
apolls alone and that Iowa Will send
a large delegation. The Illinois gold
Democrats Will be present In force.
u cannot but believe said Mr.. Eek
els after giving this list, that these
men viii exert an influence upon the
convention. They arN all men who
haSepartlcipatedl In national aftairsanl
all well known Democrats. They will
appeal TO the convention In the Interest
OF the business stability OF the country,
and also for the preservation OF the
party's integrity. Even the silver lead
ers must listen, u they are Democrats,
when 1t Is pointed out to them that the
adoption OF a free silver declaration
means the certain defeat OF the party
at hthetpoiis- It, VIII be shown to them.
us ~. can oe GieaE!y snoWh' that IN this
ern s,st" hut tbn, VS ~. ,o". 'eIy ~ eass. ar.
to lose all the southern states, such as
Maryland, Delaware, West Virginia
anu, anu her'ucSg, an Wnere 'ne hspupi'cans
bound up with the popuiists '''
They must also listen to appeals
20 tnelr. reason AGAINST the overturnins
nnsad IN he Sors IN tSa ,,,,a;a a. 20 ptp. ~.
abroSntion OF the two-thlrds rule. No
Democrat can regard such innovations
s,,,,,,Ion tI ar ,.,;h tha Us 9, s,'e irSquenS Son-
with equanlmity. and such procoedIrrs
will only encourage tho inIsnenIsn ,
: movement which Is soon To fGlInw then
+ II they are coupled with n free coInarn
declaration in the PLATFORM
Asked IL the gold men would bo,, tho
coyentIon. In case Of a nosItIvo nrnN
nouncement for free silver Mr. EcknI.
expressed the opinion TINT th.rc would
be no omen bolt. But" he snid "thcrr
would be a detection nj tho poiis. which
II would be impossible to prevent The
rank and flIn cfS ths norty rornot hn
told 10 stand nm for tho nnrtv mama
II the party insists upon oyerturnInr
u all Democratic nrcred4ntsr .'''n
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senator Du''u b. mn ana william
c. Whitney are expected here on Fri
day afternoon and their Gaming ia
,onrns ,,r,r,r,, "a =. ,,ho s..,.
.V ~ ""tu W "' '"s opening Oh
the conflict or the eastern gold advo-
Gates against the silver men, Mr.. Whit
ncv dacs not cvide,.lv holrav. ~, Al,
T. ,s.. -, t""' =.
% Set VS. 90 'nF US his movement Is
concerned, for In coming here he ig-
nores the advice Of Washington uesInr
Chic, ro.s r,v,,r,.,or o,1 49, -,
pcos'''"a'e' a'' 'he utmost
solit9Ty ehiet representative OF the gold
Slandard doctrine OF President Cleve-
ianu' now on me ground. Mr.. Hesing
wrote 10 Nr. whitney Saturday telling
nun thht a light FOR gold would be so
inIch wasted energy ana that In his
nplhlon me surest way out OF the trou-