The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-28

WAS more inspiring scene than that
witnessed on the public square OF Cam
ten from / TO o o'clock this afternoon.
THOUSANDS az people, including the Ia.
dies from. Norwalk and Martins Ferry,
many o! the visitors from Boston. West
Virginia ard Maryland and Cleveland.
gathered in rcont OF the handsome court
hoasc on the broad E.nor!o square ana
SANS patriotic melodies. interspersed
With music by the bands. frequent cheers
and the waving of naSs, banners. and
CsmpalGn plraso!S. with which the wo-
nen's delegation was supplied.
America" Yankee Doodle THE
S:ar spansled Banner" quickly followed
csc another, Nor was Dixie" or Ma
ryand, My Maryland" forgotten. Both
were sung as lpstIly as vac John
R7own's Body" and Marching Through
Georgia"
The =fat- vas entirely lmpromptu and
caded at O'Clock with Home. Sweet
Home" from both bands, and the vas,
aljiener. which had gathered first as
SPECTATORS, then as partlcipators in tina:
great patriotic concert.
To-dsy's demonstration :was full OF
bssu,les and features. Il was notable
.,e lsrse crowd. 1t was5notablc FOR
rh- wide range OF territory represented
D tbs visiting delegations. Il was no.
aole for the various interests OF the peo-
p.e who came.
The first delegation to-day TO be pre-
srHted 10 Major Mckinley was party
q Gf;y-;wo ladies' who arrived In
s7ecla! carf ron Martins Ferry, Ohio. at
tar noon hour They wore large ribbons
upon which was inscribed Mckinley
AL Sound Money" The ladies marched
10 ihe Mckinley residence at the head OF
the Maryland and West Virginia del
tsatJHs. which arrived at the same time
i1d w2s transported to this city IN Is
coaches. The women were introduced
BY Harry Pratt anu the delegation from
West V!rgInia and Maryland by Hon. E.
Il S!ncell. OF Piedmont, W. Va. This
later delegation was accompanied by
tao bands and made highly .cnthusias-
tic demonstration.
Before the first crowd was out OF the
yard three other delegations In one body
EeHa In the street at the foot OF the hill
Nl'OnE E chance to get on the lawn.
These were from Cleveland and were
Composed OF the employees Of the Upson
NJ; Company, the Lamson &, Sessions
Co. and Peck. Stow & wilcox. Kinks
band Of Cleveland, and the Grand Army
band OF Canton marched at the head OF
The delegation and played The Star
SpauEled Banner" while the crowd
sr-'.;rd Major Mckinley with shouts
ard chcars. The delegation was large
oa". having used two special trains for
IS transportation. William Mckenzie.
ohe OF the workmcn, made :he introduce
tarctOry address.
Employees OF the Junction Iron and
S:ccl Company, OF M!nso Junction. with
ihe!r wives and friends In numbers suf-
:eAHt 10 NIL L special train, and headed
hy the D. a. Dean band, arrived just af-
Ter the Clevelanders, and waited their
turn AZ the bottom OF the hill. They
were Introduced by Capt. y. j. Urquart.
PRESIDENT OF the company. The review
!nC stand has been re-erec.ed on the
front n the lawn and was used for the
Cleveland and later speeches.
Nrii!hlry TO West Tlrsiniaus.
In addressing the West Virginia and
Maryland delegation Major Mckinley
said In substance:
Il ain glad 10 be assured by your
fp9AeGnan that both states can be
counted this year In the Republican col
uimn and II on the evening OF the 5rd
oay os November the result should be
ali!cF"II. then shall not regard him as
Y NJ pI,aS kA ~ Ttt.
Ehia wls Republican two years ago:
u" state ot Maryland was Republican u
year ago, ana know OF no reason, do
y!op. why YOU should alter the2e resprc-
,,T" ye?(licts then rendered In favor OF
H-pubIionnism? (CrIes OF MOI. THE
ilGtlEST DESTINY OF MAN rs THE
a;HtIliATIOE OF THE HUMAN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SITUATEDOR
hliEiiiNEH LOCATED. We divide
"se'"S Into great governmental sys-
INV IN" Projectors OF each believing
"rht ih"IF Syltem will best subserve the
twthiIys Interest and best secure the
"'G.'Ht destiny for their own people.
NHihInk We have the best system un-
"r' NE sun. It Ia certainly the frcest
il VIZ IN this hour there has been no
m'go1al nn;e nf dlshnnor, but or honor,
T,,n, TMn BELIEVE THE PEOPLE OF
GdI,!S I!S COUNTRY. NORTH AND
SHn.,I,TH, AND EAST AND WEST,
MI. MAINTAIN THE UNSULLIED
H,o!NDR OF OUR GOVERNMENT
GMD TIE USQUESTIONED INTEG-
mirII or OUR CURRENCY FOR
w, II;,SF'N AND EVERMoRE. Applausc).
mat We want In this country IL an op-
a.,"lNnIiv to develop It. Your two
,'"'I ,"IS are only waiting for the magic
,,'.h ~ confidence 20 unfold the wealth
n,,, I"isurra which the Almighty has
Fjt INTO your hills.
:. "H were Just beginning prior to 1899
", 'hJny the largest development you
,,,a "1a ever enjoyed, Your coal ana your
,nI"' your splendid Industries scattered
I over the two states werG enjoying the
Wv, ,' very highest prosperity thnt hna
"r n'"n enjoyed bcforr. Suddenly
,..,I ,.n.I''H"nce IL shakcn: buaInrss II para
n.", men have no faith In the future:
,"'. ""N,t know what IL 10 await them
m 'N",r 0usincaL; capitalists are silent
r ~ iiht.r strong hOSca, and WHILE
I""I',rIAl. is HOARDEn LABOR IS
a''ii.: al because Their. "a no conn.
h''' all BECAUSE In their mIIpstlc
,,nH"r me people d!d what they had a
''Sn. To '!0 always.
r.tiIh,y changed from policy under
''.h We hnd been operating for more
w"N "hr-lialf Of the life OF the govern.
a. a., aud entered up0n new pollcv
,t a which. whenever 1t prevailed in
.' country. we Ind had bugInr,d3,Is.
r.SDn, and from thu, hour 10 thIy thu
UNITY has suffered. 53silSS