Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-17
Among the Editors.
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Among Inc EullOIS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NOMINATED WITHOUT A MACHINE
.r.v OF the political situation IN
san. discIoses that the sentiment
.t.t4 Democratic party is rapidly con-
-.--r--InE on our neighbOr. Col. @. l..
--r as the standard bearer I'M the
ing campaign Indeed. we may say
- .ra trend of sentiment is already
denounced as 90 settle the matter.
r. the peculiar custom and spirit of
a mocraIc convention 20 voice the
-ects of the voters. lt Us party
r-.r- BOSSES and without machine.
.. last national convention OF the
Democracy the people nominated the
r.... despite every combination of the
machine .sui despite the solemn pro-
..- .- every boss VINO could make
himself heard And then. the people
f.ta- One ticket they nominated So
w te -lc Office of the next state
Democratic convention 10 formally
name che ticket which public sentiment
r.- indicated i'm advance. Unlike our
Republican competitors. there viii he
ma king Up of q slate and the par
ceiling out bv the bosses Of the Official
to-urs. tO be satisfied by it's convention,
b-t spontaneous sentiment caught
from fhe people will manifest itself
among Democratic delegates wh IN that
l..r meets and no MAN viii have tho
f-neri-y 10 defy ir. Col Smith appears
f1 De not only Che choice of the masses,
'f has Che c0ufdenc6.and good VIII Of
tha most active and influential leaders
otrhe na-ty. He has the personal quail
if.ss ~ a leader and the an.ecedents
Which insure from him an able and sue
..,slul administration. The general
uuimity iu his .lv0ris The most hope
tr feature OF Democratic politics
Ior-JntOWn New Dominion.
W5EBE THE MONEY COMES FROM.
The managers Of tae Mckinley cam
p go have rented the exposition hall at
So. Louis. which holds nearly 4OO0 peO-
r.e. for the purpose of holding NcNin-
r meetings '~riDg The week Of the
National Republican nominating con-
T"lr.0n .n June.
Who Is putting up the vast sum Of
money being used in NcKiniey's behalf?
Mckinley is nor doing it for he is a poor
man The manufacturers Of this c0nu-
f-v are putting e up and fully expect to
get every cent of 10 back by reason Of a
high protective rarin should Mckinley
elected and Republican Congress to
aid him. Then after all. the masses OF
Tho people viii finally pay every cent Of
OH. Mckinley campaign fuud.-Char,es-
.o0 Gazette.
IUAH REPUBLICAN LEGISLATURE
New developments come 10 the front
almost daily That show the mudie into
which che l8to uulameuted Republican
LEGISLATURE s0- Che business of the
SAFE IN there was nothing else the
2ooi book mujdie was enough ro con-
.'inn IT, Under Inc plea of economy"
t-ey refused -0 make sufficient appro-
pi1tuLs to coaduc, the business. of the
people but when BE- came to providing
needless Injuries Tor themselves II was
done with a lavish hand Fr.0 -be
Speaker Of The House furnished "Dri-
Ff.e Office FOR himself iu regular crf-
entail style. And everything else uss5
by m mbers during The session was ON
The same scale. The people of his
STATE have no further use for Repub-
lean Legislature.--Morgau-oun New
Dominion.
WHERE DOES DAWSON STANDq
The Hon w VI o. Dawson. of King
wood mas not be a candidate for the
Republican nomination for Governor
olt his paper. the Journal. takes great
delight foo reproducing the many nice
things which are being said OF Mr.. Daw-
SON oy the press OF The State. We are
nor so sure tha- the binding promise Of
Nr Atkinson t1 make him Secretary Of
state Viii Keep Nr Dawson of of the
Jack.-Fa irmont Index
WOODSFIELD