The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-29

premise that the place was pledged to
Alderson and true reasoning from facts
prove Il. Democrats OF Monroe look' at
the naincs of Your state delegates and
see for yourselves.
That grand aggregation OF talent and
Its adjunct the vast %fnenagcrie known
as the great and only European circus
OF MacCofkle. Chiffon, White 6 Co..
has been showing through the motin-
tain counties. The last / heard OF Il the
manager was t%elegraphing to Booker
Chiffon for more caslL AT that time
they had not added their greatest at
traction. the "Great Brass Dazoo." the
man made out OF wind, who could be In
flnted to twice his size, reduced to a
c0ntortionist and warranted TO spin
yarn or yarns by the ton out OF free
wool. n prestidisltateur who could by
the single twist of his wrist turn a dol
lar from the pockets OF the farmer
Into the pockets of the treasury; and
by n complex twist (slmplc to him) OF
the tongue. turn "a ffty-two and One-
half cent dollar into one worth n hun
dred, In the minds OF some simple poo
pie. He Is the great what-is-it, the po-
lItical clown who Is, to mako Popocratlc
speeches. The circus could only be re-
lied upon to draw the crowd and 1t Is q
poor card to draw, to. Maybe the
Great Brass Bazoo Is now on hand.
However. the Chiltons will not handle
the campaign funds, Hon. Andy Ed
mission having puncturcd the Chiffon
tire-that endless circle of wind tina.
has been making the people tired with
n different tire-tlss great brass bazoo
may fail to be an attraction.
President NJ. Z. ingalls, spoke to a
large audience OF railroad and other
men at Hinton last night. and his
speech was n masterpiece OF logic. He,
too. Is a Democrat, but not OF that
kind who was killed. skinned and swal-
lowed whole and uncorkcd by that dan
gerous mongrel-Populism. at Chicago,
but u simon pure one. He paid some
attention, as much as II deserved, to
that alleged circular said to have been
sent out by thu Chesapeake G Ohio
Railway to Its employees, stating that
every n from track walker up would
be fired II they voted for free silver.
I'd ss k4l
The Democrats. or Popocrats rather,
have been ind%ustriously circulating
through the back counties that the
Chesapeake & Ohio and other railways
are trying to bull-doze their employees
into voting for sound money-intiml-
dating, threatening and discharging
them. Trying to lncite a deadly hatred
against the railroad officials, Preach-
ing resolution and that bloody; array
ing the farmer against capital and by
the bascst kind of lies; sending out
free silver speeches under sound mo-
ney titles to Republicans; using all
kinds of disgraceful methods in their
efforts to win. Like the old mans adj
vice to his boy-"Get office, John. II
you can. Get 1t honestly. IL you can.
but get office" Leave out the .hon-
esty" and you have Democratic (Pop-
ocratic I mean. methods. It will
react yet and shoot hardest from be-
hind. The railway employees have re-
ceived ingalls, and other speakers
speeches and views on the money pucs.
ton. but nothing of even an insinua-
tive nature has been sent out. Ex-Gov-
ernor Wilson will not advance his race
for Congress by being even a party to
such calumny.
ARTHUR MIDDLETON.