The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-31

s5'iC y1u owe n grocery bill and 10 70
4 pay II, and Offer tho dealer n ten.do,-
lar bllL>.ih payment, he doesn't ask
You wlsethcr II Ia n promise 10 pay IN
silver or gold, but he takes II ana givca
you your rccclpt, looking only 10 SEQ
tho denomination Of the iii. It goes
FOR It's face value. How would Il DO lie
| We hal free silver and n tifty.ccnt dol
lars x N',', :.
5"rhcy appeal 10 the man In debt 10
| STAND by them, saying HIS dobts would
DO payable twice as easily lbs they}are
now, but do they tell him In, would
have Ia, work twice rs hard for his mo.
hey? Do they explain to him that hc
| would have TO ucctpt the very dollars
he pays outEat thc same ratio that he
pays thcmraThCy tRik Of free silver,
my friends, but YOU know hs well an
do that you would have to work lust as
hard, as yuli do now, aud ut tho cnd
| OF the week, be paid In d dollar TINT
has but ono hnlf the purchasing pow.
or OF Your dollar to-day"
Tho captain spoke OF the fight before
the people and said that the campaign
OF 1890 would 80 dawn Into history MS
the greatest and most desperate ever
known IN this country, lie told OF thu
| desperate 'ncasurcs rcsortel to by the
politicians On the other side, ana the
many misStntNmcnts and forgerlcs used
ny them. iln pointed on, tho fact that
TINS year. party lines have hccn>obllt-
Grated 70 q greater extent than ever
Detore, 1t Is II fight for the cOuntry's
honor, for the home, the family and the
manhood OF every citizen.
iiryan's Nomination.
He said Mr.. bryan was nominated
not because he had ever achieved any
great success, as a lawyer. or a states
man or a journalist. but because he had
succeeded In making Il speech In the
Chicago convention which was con-
enumeration of words and sentences
rrcttily arranged with no argument or
any particular Significance. He then
proceeded 70 take IN thu Ncbraskan'S
speech section by section and rend Il In
a manner'that amused his hearers and
drew forth the enthusiastic plaudits
iropl everybody present. His reference
toAr. Bryan as loader OF the free trade
movement IN the last Congress was re-
celycd with applause. He showed from
the record that the Popocratic candidate
was the most bitter free trader on the
wilson ways and means committee, ana
that he argued and voted for the placing
OF all OF West NirGlnia's principal pro-
ducts OF the free list. .f
lar AicEiri,,. ~. h. s IN a. ~ prn,t VA
az tho iIrI,nI S,atc. 70 rse, u" Vii, ' s,,ri,h
rcven,,c, s,iBrtar, - 49,, - ~ W tus''.S'
n,crt orl ,hnS na.t,o ~ III, LII .ne sutnfh-
nnsSSa that LII nm, s,,"l,. .,, ~ &C
nnnnnr in,r,,o-,1,,,nr III, '".',s az
thing o. the past. (Applaugc and
chGers), lie spoke In the highest terms
It,t,I ,, ~ Vi .N'N'"sol, "'ii pr
M t,,rt.,. no v| ~ W IN oEs,Mns'n,iHs
SOW, -, N ~ se maS"'.'i, VI hr. S'k.n,
~" a, t,";n', sMS I'"M n, wenl MiIu anu
s sai ,,,i MHs u'iAo!e 10 pFoceeu LOT
The Republican party. said the can
tain, has always been the party OF the
rvot 'iIHM; ne was proud 10 DC y
the crown of+nhrrs avn an 10 hror,. ~
labor. or tried to cruelty mankind on a
bogus cross OF 80 cent silver dollars.
He cloquently referred TO the fact that
the first Republican President was a
pour boy. and arose from the humble
walks Of life. H. told OF the others who
had followed HIN, ull being Door BOYS
who had been educated and trained by
their OWE industry. The Republican
party has ever been in favor OF free
press. free ballot and free men in Amer
lea and free schools. (ApnlauSto.
Captain Dovcncr closed by extending
and Invitation 10 all Republicans ami
sound money citizens or the state to rn
to Washington on March Ith, to see
President McKlElsy innugurnted. and as
. soon as he hal said 1t the crowd began
cheering and for some time the hall re-
sounded with dcnfeninS cheers, The
speaker then offered three cheers for
Mckinley and the entire Audience, ladies'
and men, nrose and responded to the
suggestion In the most enthusiastic
manner. Thru, hearty cheers were also
given for Captain Dovcner.
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-'S Shc CONCLUSION OF captain DoFcners
speech. the chairman introduced Mr.. W.
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