The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-02
mr.. HAHNNs CONFIDENCE
In the Integrity OF the Yotsr.-A Last Ap-
rs peal Issued.
Republican National Committee,
5000 Chicago HraluuArters.

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nc EARNEST support winch lhe ioyai
citizens OF the United States, irrespective
OF former political affiliations. have
ror1,.,j ,ho p,n,,,,,to ~,
''S ipp' ''S'i" i"''' "''u .''s
cause OF SOUND money IN the campaign
about to end, justlflcs an expression
from those who have baen called unon N
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UNJUST It,
NO campaign since the war OF the Re-
bellIon has presented such grave respon-
sIhI,,t,cs "a ,ho.o ,,,,,,.a % ,,a n,oo,,,o
" y. ..'e'e s.''' '''' W vac
iruhehiss' me dangerous principles
enunclated by the Chicago platform,
which nronosss M, only a doh, se,,on,
=, H. -, .,'.<
" ~ ''Ie cuIiehsy out Tue obstruction OIL
Iva Ie "i t JuuiSi5i AutioFiLy OIL tue
ianu, uaNe Just'neu Soou citIHehs, II
usIpG.i.s ot PAST party preferences; IN
o uss.'ns " Lenuke those VIM weula mus
,is .uuIeei .nS WI! ioufua'lof VI ou' M
''v ., y, bahiEa.,on.
n,oahaoniS thclE tlheInohoteu prlh-
s .,t.', y. stiist e'nstsuction Oh lhe eon-
S u'ul', thS supputters " tHdt pat
t t ptopDse system when enu%lErrs
Wv. w Ne' htt VI .he constitution am Oh
ehe nation itseiI' Inc proper enforce
.ilrIt VI law, recoSnitioh OK 'ne nishese
,inuhai OF the iand' tue haihlalnahce
VI .nc nisn anu ufVaryihs standard OF
our neaiun Oh eNcnanse' the payment
Oh ooHsatf'ns. pubic ana private. IN
d currency equal 10 mat contemplated
Wnef thcy were mace. are an fepu-
alateu ana 1ehouhced. potn oy .hat pIat-
LOTT. ara the candidate placed upon II.
lhelr appeals TO prejudice, TO seliishncss
uliu 10 passion. the EFFORTS l" array the
employed against MS empower and the
iapoier Against that which furnishes
himIhe desired LABOR, nave LED good citi.
Iehs, witnout respect 10 party lines, and
.housntui WORKING men Irrespective ot
me clase OF incl. employment, TO array
themselves against the methods which
wouid ehoahger government and prop
cry rights. ana the employment which
'ney suarantee'
II is gratifying 10 know that the two
classes OF citizens to whom these appeals
nave oeen most strongly directed. the
farmers, and the workingmen or the
Giles AND towns. have resented the i'm
putations which have ben placed upon
thern by the assumtion that they desire
10 zeal taisely with those win whom
thcy nave business relations or WIN the
people OF the nation. Inc proposition
tnnt the FARMER may repudlate a portion
OF MS oDiigatlons by the coinage OF a
dollar worth put halt that winch he
agreed 10 pay mas been as Indignantly
rejected as mas that which mas assumed
that Inc workinSman held principles
whlcE ne was ashamed TO aVow and
which are danSerous.t 10 the peace OF the
nation. -,
me ueFtlonfnents NJ inc Closing week
OF the Campaign leave no doubt that the
Judgment OF an Overwhelming majority
OF the people Oh the nation 10 against the
platform and candidate OF reputation
ana national dishonor. II now remains
Tor the voters TO register at the polls
their answer 10 the attempts 10 excite
passion. prejudice and se!hshness for
the benefit OF lew who are willing to
destroy national honor and endanSer ma
tional existence tor their personal nmbl-
lions and Individual proht. Good -citi-.
Zens In every section anu OF every
party have united In publicly ex-
pressing themselves upon this subject.
Their duty nowis TO do so In such man
hSt nv " 'A S''4F 49, " 81 Ni'u AuA thSi a.
tempts In this line. There Is but one
way of doing this. and that Is ut the
polls. While each man has his especial
field In the preliminary work OF the.cam
paign. the duty OF election day Is COM
mon to all. No man, however much he
Inns done In influencing others. can neg
lect his personal duty at the polls. end
no citizen. however devoted TO employ
mcnt or business should fail 10 eXCnr-
else his privilege and duty on election
day.
It's not merely n privilege. but duty.
And while It Is the duty OF every good
citizen 10 express his will at the polls
on oil occasions. that duty was never
more serious Or important than now.
Sound arguments and expressions OF
loyalty count for nothing unless those
who offer them or are convinced by them
exercise that universal privilege of par
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