The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-29
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& a., sou VIII 10 M tho street YOU will
I; INV NV , sign IN a transparency In from, OF
MY MY EgSrtcr block which reais, "rhe
rI ,r SILVER Cluh-Drynn and Watson"
Then II You look IN a llttIe higher WI,
VIII sec In letters Il foot long. "Vitn,izeI
nlE prolongcd cheers ana laughtrr1
WIZ say by way OF explanation TINT
NV room was formerly occupied hy n
uuh'sts Office. The fact that Brynn
WIS Favored by having two candidates
lot Vice president reminded the speaker
y, ,ne story OF DR.. Jekyll AMI MIR Hyde,
!, was Or. Jrkyll ana Mr.. .sewnll ami
Mr; Hyde and AIR, Watson,
ny READ the platform on the money
question aud compared II with the DEM
ncratic platform on the snmc question in
lev.'nnd referred to this years nlT0d,ic.
IN sarcastic way that kept the audience
MuBnlnS, lilo anld the proposition was
~ pay both public and private debts In
ueptertatcV coin, and said that were. the
Innuorm followed, It would bring thu
push or Shame to the check OF every
Ah,ericnn citizen. tApplnuse.) He was
m quo opinion that after the verdict IL
s,Seh IN November, no man or body OF
lmch VIII have tho nerve 10 dare favor
T. sueh prcp0sternus proposition.
"rhon Shalt Not St-ui.u IN
K General Caldwell said that tho same
rule which has been set down in the d.
vine law has written on the statute
onoks OF every nation on the globe,
tho|i shalt not Steal and still the
sopocratic party has the nerve Ia come
before the people with proposition.
which, II carried out, would he one of
Ihe most disSraceful rohberlcs ever per-
in speaking Of the Indianapolis con-
sention' hr said 1t was meeting OF the
patriots of the party. Every state with
the exception OF Utah. Nevada aud Wv
oming was represented. They had NOM
mated men calculated to forever wipe
our the sectional feeling which has 80
long existed between the north and the
south. he spoke In the highest terms III
talmer and Buckncr and compared the
leaders OF the convention that nominate
ed them to those who led the Chicago
requisite convention. He said there
was no Altgeld there to wave the rcd
Mag OF anarchy. and there was no fiery
lilinan to be IN angel OF dIscord.
He closed by Introducing the speaker
otthe evening, Hon. Henry Austin Ad-
ans OF brooklyn, who was greeted with
enthusiastic applause.
MIR. Adams Address.
Mr.. Adams Is most eloquent speak
or aud 1t was not long until he had won
the admiration even OF his political
enemies He Is a young man. about
the age Of the Popocratic candidate for
President, and is without doubt tho
best speaker heard In Wheeling this
campaign.
He began his address by referring to
the many kindneSScs he had received
At the hands Of the West Virginians
CuFinV hiR NJ this n "a nj s,tI
he was 81 favorably impressed with
their hospitality, that he felt like stay
Ing right here ali the time. He had met
great many silveritcs In his travels
Z through the state and said they were
as nice lot OF hcretlcs he had ever
seen.
The speaker said he had read an ar
tlcle in 4 Sunday newspaper saying
that he in speech at Grafton the
night before, had used some very vul-
gar language aud said some other very
unkind things about him. He roasted
the writer Of the article and the paper
Z Tor printing 1t in 4 sarcastic way that
made the crowd, irrespective OF party,
applaud him heartily.
Re then went into I review OF the
change that has taken place In polite
al parties In New York md said the
great leaders OF the great Democratic
party were arranged against Bryan
and the Chicago regulators He
spoke OF the two state conventions held
IN the Empire state and told Of how
the one held at Syracuse In June had
declared for sound money. and this
month, one was held at Buffalo. aud
different leaders going under the
name OF Democrats adopted platform
which declared ;hut nothing had ever
been submitted 70 the American people
lnlf so beautiful as th5 free and I'M
Omitted cotnageiof silver at the ratio Of
l6 10 !.
:. The speaker said the great leaders OF
{ the party had rightfully repud!ated the
Chicago nominees and he as Catholic
Democrat and 4 Tammany Democrat
had followed In the footsteps OF such
men as Flower. Whitney. William Shee-
han. Hcwett. Grace. Grant, Gilruy,
Cochran. Cleveland. Hill and Others.
The papers OF the great city OF New
York, us well as all the great papers
'f:of the country have deserted the fol-
lowing OF such men as Altgeld and TILL
man. He named them over one by one
and said the editors Of each had
the courage 10 express their stand and
opinion on the great money question,
which the editors OF some papers he
might mention had not. lie attributed
tn: roast he received at the hands OF
the Register Sunday. as being the
natural result OF an attack he made in
his speech on picRyuue and dirty
sheets. He said he had made up his
mind to stop of ut Grafton on his way
back east 10 see tho correspondent who
had called him a liar but he thought
again what's the use. He would only
tell me 1t waS all Joke, and invite
me up to his house to have dinner with
him. | would probably lind him
Chesterfield OF politcHeSs.
Something Wrong.
In taking up the issues Of the cam
paign, the speaker said that every
body knew there was some
thing radically wrong somewhere.
There Il something very Rotten in
Denmark" WORK IS scarce the mills
are closed and thousands Of our work.
Z Ing men arc walking the
streets. hut why do our Pnpj-
cratic friends say all this is due to
the great crime OF 1872" / had &C.
casiOn 10 90 TO one Of your physicians
to-day, for treatment for an inilumed
cheek. Suppose that doctor had look
ed into my eye and told me that the
inflammation came from an apple I
ate In 1873? Would | have believed
him.
IN | want 20 read TO you the pream-
BILE which Is given In the Chicago plat
form as a reason for It's queer money
plank, there are just nine lines OF Il,
and 10 those nine lines there are
twelve lies. Every assertion III false,
and those who wrote 1t and ask yon
and 10 support It. are either fools n