The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-16

the free and unlimited coinage o, Sill
yer and the issuance Of lrrcdee;rna ble
paper money to which the allied parties
Seem hrTnly committed. (Great an.
planse) II has always kept AllyPr M
parity With gold. IT PROPOSES
no KEEP SILVER MONEY IN CIR
COLLATION. AND PRESERVE SIDE
Bf SIDE GOLD AND SILVER AND
fAPER. EACH THE EQUAL or THE
OTHER AND EACH THE EQUAL,
OF THE BEST, ana the best never 10
be in!erior to the bGs; money known 10
the commercial nations OF the world,
(TramendouR cheeriuH)
u Will continue 10 favor policy that
VIII give work 10 American citizens,
lA9piAuSe), markets. 10 American far
mefS tCfies OF That's what we
wAntD and sound money 10 both.
(Tremendous cheering and cries ~
"HurraS for McKinley.")
The Party's Pledges.
We are now convinced. after three
years OF experience, whatever may
have been our political relations in the
past, OF the truth OF the observation of
NtBter, made more than q half cen
Jury ago. You will recall that he
said: That X the truest American
FSttNS "AAANL oAla4I iIlltt uhel ems
ploy American capital md American
labor and best sustain the whole
American population" (Applause.)
Agriculture, commerce and taanufac-
turing VIII prosper together, or Ian
Sulah together.
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY is
PLEDGED TO MAINTAIN THE
CREDIT OF THE GOVERNMENT
which Is Intimately associated with
It's sPotlesS name and honor. and this
II will do Under any circumstances
and At any cost (Great cheer1ng.)
No party ever went out Of power
which left 50 magnificent a reoJrd as
the Republican party. (Cries OF
That's right') Our Ereat war debt
was more than two-thirds paid or:
our currency unquesuoned: our credit
untarniShed: the hJpor OF the union
unsulNed; The country In Its material
conditions stronger than 4: had ever
been before: the workingmAn better
employed and better paid than ever
before, With prosperity II every part
o: the republic, and in NJ part an jdle
vorHngmAn who wanted 10 work
TREMENDOUS applAnSe.) CoaSidtr.my
fellow citizens, the advancement We
made between 1850 and 1880 and during
nor free silver. IG-cat laughter and
cries OF Good. Eood,''l THE MAR
NELOCS PROGRESS OF THE
COUNTRY BETWEEN 1890 AND 1890
Is WORTHY THE STUDY OF ALL
AMERICAN CITIZENS. II is the best
answer 10 the oft repeated but faIla-
ci1Es Statement that the country had
been, suffering from tie act OF 1873,
which stopped the free coIsage OF sill
yer. II Is an unAaswerable argument
FOR the restoration u protective tar
IL and tha maintenance OF the sound
money, tApplause.9
DURING THESE YEARS OF
WONDERFUL GROWTH AND
PHENOMENAL ADVANCEMENT
TSRIvALLED ANYWHERE, OUR
CURRENCY WAS on 4 GOLD BA-
SIS. and oar revenue legislation was
based on the protective principle
Nay kind Providence. who has new
er forSaken Els chosen people guide US
n these perilouS times in the path
way OF duty and right and honor.
(C-3es Of Amen. Ancl')
thank you for this call and It viii
gtre me great pleasure 20 shake hands
with every one of y0u If that b Your
pleasure. tGreat chesriuE.)
Eon. Rlchara kereas. natlonal CON-
rnitteeInan from Missouri, was at the
Mckinley home To-day. His state viii
send the 1igges: delegation ot farm
e-s from the west. October ). from
along the Santa Fe road which passes
through Northern Missouri Nr. Ker-
ems says with four tickets In The field
IN Missouri Republican success is
highly probable. Everything east Of
the AIlsEhcuiss he says Is safe without
any additional work and. the western
Situation Is entirely satisfactory