The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-03
POLITICAL MATTERS.
An Interesting Letter Received by n
WorkinSman-LoSan C1ub Rsor<aniIss
Tar the CampatSn-SI0Lart Park speak.
Ing Saturday.


Neutrality-suspicious. CIub R~sorxaniIss
FAR the CampaISn-SISIart Park speak
Ing Saturday.
Everything is ready for Republican
day at Mozart park next Saturday. and
II the weather Is favorable one Of the
largest crowds ever seen at that resort
will be present TO kear The addresses
delivered by the prominent orators
who are anrpuated to BE- present The
exercises OF the day WIZ be Ender the
auspices OF the Z. B. DoyGner club. Of
the Eighth ward. and all the arrange
mentS were perfected by the commit
tee last night The programme is as
follows: ~
TIE Dovener and Atkinson clubs, OF
thu Eighth ward. Will assemble at their
respective clue roons a; l O'Clock and
headed by q band and the!r drum
corps, vii! march up town 10 the Odd
Fellows hall, where tha EIE!ns Cadets
will be waiting In full Uniform Prompt
Is at ? O'clock the line VII. be FORMED at
the corner Of ChapIine and Twelfth
streets. with the EIkinS Cadets acting
as escort The column will proceed
down Twelfth to ;he Mcclure house.
wGsre Hon. Patrick O'FarrelI, OF Wash
inGt0n. D. C.. Judge l. w. Lansing.
of Lincoln. Se6.. and Captain .. 3.
Dovsaer. the speakers Of the day. will
BE- received and escorted 10 the park.
The linz OF march will b. from
Twelfth street up Market TO Tenth.
down Tenth TO Main, down Main, 10.
Twelfth, up Twelfth 10 Market. down
Market to Twentieth. up TEenltrth TO
Ckapiiue, 10 Twenty-sevcnth, 10 Eon.
to TEirty-third, 1 Jacob, to Forty
third, 70 the incline and 10 ii. park.
Arriving AZ the, park the speakers
4 will be escorted 10 the large platform
on the south mound In front Of which
seats will be arranged for thu accom-
| modatloE OF the crowd. The speaking
will begin promptly and promises to be
OF q most interesting character. Judge
Lansing comes from Mr. BTyan's home
and * one OF the best campaign ORR
tors OF the Eest, Hon. Patrick Oar
Tell IS we'll known and his speech next
Saturday IL looked forward 10 with d
great dea! az pleasure by the Republic
ans OF Ohio county. Captain Dove
ner Will also speak. and his ability In
that line IS toJ we'll known TO require
any 'bpoGtIng.'
At the conclusion OK the speaking.
dancing will begin in the large pavll-
ion and continue until midnight. Other
amuSementS have also been arranged.
A Wheeling workInSmau. a saddIer
and harness-maker, VIII has been
thrown out OF work on account of the
Wilson hard times, a man who
Is we'll known In this community. ap-
| piled by letter 4 few days ago TO one Of
the most prominent firms In Pittsburgh
| for employment. He Is an expert in
collar work and asked for a position in
that department. being well recon-
men1ed. The following Is the answer
he received and h yesterday showed 1t
to the In~tGllisencsr:
MY DEAR S1R:-four favor re.
ceived. We regret TO say we are not In
need of any Increased force In collar
work. The fear and dread'o free silver
prevents the ordinary mcrchantsS as
we'll az the bankers ma others In whom
they depend for their help.from branch
ing out and pushing business. 1t is dull
and snw IN the way Of trade all over,
aud we look for even worse times In
case free silver and free trade carry the
day. We don't care for either of the
great parties. o for any OF the parties.
for they all have their faults. II Is
merely Il choice OF what will ba the
best for the people and what Is honest
and Just for the people"
The gentleman who received this let
ter In answer TO his application for
work 10 n firm that knew his COmpp.
tency. said TO the Intellisenrer: MY
experience Is only the experience OF
many others. We know what IL The
matter. and we know 1t was not 50 In
the days OF HepubllcanlSm. II Is the
fear and drend Of business men on
account Of this silver agHaIOn that iS
! grinding the working CLASHES. Whnt
will It he II the thing thutI Is feared and
dreaded comes to pass?" Whit, indccd7
II Is time for tn. wage worker to put
on his thinking cap.
* silver advocate made a break on
Market street Inst night by wanting 10
bet SEQ, that Il gold dollar only con-
tanned elghty-cight cents worth %nf
bullion. but when ne. was confronted
with tho cold cash, he ''craw!cd In n
hole" 40 to speak. 1t was one Of his
bluffs.
The Republicans OF upper Benwood
have been called 70 meet at the Dr1.
Vers' Home Tomorrow evening AT :
o'clock for the purpose OF forming n
Mckinley Club. y general turnout OF