Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-06
MORE MALICIOUS LIES
Published By the "Intelligencer" Con-
;erning the Register

This PAPER Received No News
That the Inteuigencer Did Not
Also Get, Except One Small Tele-
gram, and the Intelligencer Bull
letined It's News, While the Reg
lister Did Not-The Register Did
Not Encourage any One to Bet,
But Steadily Advised Against
1.-THE Fourteenth Street Sheet
in It's Usual Business Of Falsify-
ing.
We desire once more to call the care
full attention of the reading public Of
Wheeling to the inherent mendacity
of the Intelligencer in matters politi-
cal.
Several times during the campaign
it has gone out of its way to publish in
its editorial and local columns deliber-
ate falsehoods concerning this paper
And this lying has been a conspicuous
feature of local campaign which was
otherwise singularly and happily free
from mud-throWilg, as all local can
didates. Republicans as well as Demo-
Gratis can testify. 1t remained for In
telligencer employees to show their bad
taste and dirty hands in this matter,
but as often as they did it, the Regis
ter exposed them, in pretty vigorous
language.
Yesterday the Fourteenth street
sheet repeated its performance, its OBJ
iect being to iniure the Register, and to
carry out this object it lied deliberate
". premeditatedly, and with malice,
lied when it knew it was lying, and that
it's lie was a particularly vile and des-
picable one.
On the editorial page Of the Intelli-
geIcer this appeared:
Last night the Register was busy re-
ccVne-or was il manufacturing? dis
patches that carried the country for Bry-
an. This induced some of it's thoughtless
friends 90 pat some good money where
Republicans C9n get ut 10 this morning.
I'VE recall other times when similar
Register performances lead to similar re-
suits. and the wrath OF the ulcked Ioi-
lowers of the Register was beautiful 10
behold. 10 viii Doe so this time.
piio5oi.gI one , LENA N' 'i I'D l az
50 many thines that amt SO.
On the local pages these additional
lies appear:
Last night the Bryanitcs woke mp the
elnofs Oh Jhe T,r.tl vs. ln S,i' titu i'r ,,.,
son 10 beiiev. that There was actually hope
for their idol. ano caused some of the
NOR looh13 one, no iish none o." S IiG
have been influenced by absurd reports 10y
their party organ 90 put .up their money.
VIII me- t w 7bo ne, re- r.
ister,
THE Register unconsciousy helped
alon- ine I.N, ul 'i,.L ~ ,,ort5 ,rbe
Fore, in lie bIsirsss ono was carried
away by the shouting. and although they
knew there was n2lnin5 10 base Ee,. even liin,.
I'D tba L6,.s IN her rbr-r money and bv
thor encouraement caused many poor
lelio" To- put up Ills i'sl penny
About jhese matters lHe Register mas
TINS to say:
Everything the Hegls'er received
concerning ,he haJlohal ucheJ was also
received by the lntc.llgcncer, except
one short telegram from Chairman
Jones, TO the erect That the result
would not be certainty known unul all
the returns We're I'm from close States
and that he did not give up the light
The mteiligencers editorial statement
that the Register was busy recelV-
ing or manufacturing kilograms tor
the purpose of inducing people to bet
on the result is therefore false as TO
that phase of the matter. AS to the 9TH