The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-19

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Bryan. and promise ynu tonight that
you viii regret II as long as breath, &C.
mains In your body. f'i5 VA Ji5S
Iiryan ai,d Tariff. n
'.You notice that Mr.. Bryan In his
speeches does not refer TO the tariff
question. j give him credit for hls cum
ming In that direction. He knows as
we'll as any mnn the ieal cause OF Our
mlsfortutes during the past four years.
He has learned while travelling through
the manufacturing dlstriets OF the east
why the mills and flct0flea are CLOSED.
He Knows they were not closed because
there was not sufficient money 90 pay.
labor, hut because there was no work for
labor to do. He also knows that 90 long
ns goods are manufactured abroad that
uhotld be manufactured al home, lust SO
long VIII labor be Idle. II makes no tllf-
ference how nuoh,mOney there is In tho
country, II 1.-THE bank vaults were lilled
from he roof to The basement there Will
be no work for labor 70 do at good wages
until the Industries ARE so protected
that Investment OF, capital can be made
With condolences. and TO thoroughly ce-
mcnt condolences. this country must nev-
~ use y currency heis;nbllity. Of which
Ism doubtn home or abroad The. M
TONS honor must be maintained. CTre-
menuous applause,) Y
x This American wage, carriers ARE the
best customers In the world when they
have the mnheyitp buy With and they
VIII have money to buy when they are
employed at good wages. The WaEe
CARRIERS OF America should voteto sus.:
l2ln projection and sound money and
thus secure employment which viii en-
able them to purchase The necessltlce
for. O, comfortable living for themselves
ana milles,a The farmers should sus-
tain protection to American Industries
and thus secure u home market for the
products OF their farms. and they should
also sustain sound money lniordertha
they receive full value for their pro.
Dues. Every citizen who has the best
Interest OF his country at heart, should
sustain protection and ,sbund5money,
because that which benefits 'thegwase
carriers and farmers benefits all. .Sa.!.lt
Now. because a man differs withme
on the economic or mOreiary questions.
'lsno reason why I should not be friendly
Ills opinions are as dear to him asmine
are TO me and ther are many patriotic
men In this country who are advocates
OF free silver and free trade, and they
believe they are right. and j appeal 10
thaticllss of men MOTTO cast thelr;votes
for. a man who travels around the co,ln-
try Using eycry3effort;to create dlssen-
sion. AIR. Bryan has a perfect right to
discuss the issue OF the campaign. but he
has no right to SOW seeds of dIscoFd be.
tween employers and employees. He Is
doing his utmost 10 create class dlstinc-
tlon and, social prejudice. He. appears
TO forget that all men are equal before
the law In this country. Here, fame and
fortune IRE open TO all Who are willing
to work for them: neither class dlstinc-
ton nor Social prejudice. neither DIFF
.ferences of birth, religlpn nor ideas can
prevent the man pfitrue merit from re-
celving the Just reward OF his labors In
this favored land OF ours. Cloud and
continued apDlausc9
Bryan Would Discourage. u
5}''Nlr. Bryan would discourage the
young man at scfoolwho Il. ambitious 70
lead his classmates he is virtually! told
TINT IL he should by industryanu perse7
Herancc In the future secure Il fortune.
that he would bring down upon his head
che condemnation OF the associates of
his youth, thus creating u barrier and
.discouraginS the ambitious young men
OF America in their efforts to secure
fame and fortune. ff5Mr.; Bryaniwould
read the history OF the leading men OF
the country, he would find that the
ableSt man of the nation, the best men
Of the nation, and the wealthiest men OF
the nation, are the sons Of farmers. me-
lchanlcs and iaborers. who by hard work,
attention to business, economy and force
.,1f charactcrsha have attained eminence.
Mr.. Bryan has no right to stir UP strife
between men who labor for their living
and those who give them employment.
and when he Is older he will leacn that
he has made a serious mistake. Is
My friends, the issue of this CAM
paign Is way beyond the monetary and
economic question6-the issue is one OF
morals. conscience and patriotism. (Ap-
plause) The Chicago sob Lott con-
vention, which nominated Mr.! Bryan.
not only passed resolutions condemnins
the President of the United States for
protecting. the lives and property of cit
liens from a mob OF anarchists. but II
also points g daSge: at the very founda-
ton stone of the government-the su.
preme court OF the United States. A
convention OF men who will pass reso-
slutlans threatening the fundamental
principles OF our government. are NOT
safeSto be trusted with the management
of It's affairs, and the vital question for
the people to consider Is, shall a'repub-
lean form of government live or. per-
!sh2 ] appeal 10 You, my fellow citizens,
to east your votes not only 10 sustain the
psrpetuity OF a republican form OF gov
eminent. the stability of our Institutions
and the nations honor. but to condemn
the anarchists. socialists and their allies
who would bring disgrace upon our gov
5ernment. the best In the world, and by
ollr acts convince al, nations that the
American people are ielf-governlng.
self-sustaining and governed by Sthe
highest of honesty. integrity and
patriotism Great applause)
I'm conclusion. l beg OF you to stand
together shoulder to shoulder. from now
until election day and work for your
country, for your home and for your
families byaSsiStlng In electing that SOL
sdler.fthat man OF. ripe experience. strict
integrity and lofty Craftsmanship. one
3oflthe best equipped men for. the Presi-
dency ever nominated by any. conVen-
tior, William Mckinley. not alone, OF
Ohio, 5bu. OF the United States, (great
clieerlngl and his splendid running
mate, Carrot y. Hobart, of;New Jersey.
Mr.. Baer then introduced Mr.. Randall,
IN the course ofwhIch he said:
$ FELLOW CITlZENS:--I thank YOU
for the Kind attention bestowed upon
Mr.. Shayne, and now have the pleasure
OF introducing to You a gentleman whose
name alone stands pre-emlncnt among
the galaxy of patriotic congressman
sent TO Washington to represent the best
Interests Of our sister commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania No man OF tllatsdelega.
Al 4, NI.fn
tby5thosc who knew him best, than the
father OF this gentleman. who. although
n Democrat. was q strong proteetlonist.
and w b q .yrern. he nliNt to- DAY. MolllN