The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-31
THE RAILROADERS
OF Sound Money Principles Had II
Ro'lsihs Meeting
in OPERA HOUSE LAST NIGHT.
Hon. Henry Austin Adams rnlicd to APP.
pear, but airssr.. Caldwell nnd Russell
Mn,io strong tAndrcwcs Their Appeal,
For S"ppott ~ soumd Money Candidates
Met with EnihuAiasm- Mr.. Alexander
Makes a short Speech.

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'" 80 '''h''' " 'Var S'c 6o"t'a NON
W argument ~ nave been presented by
| Hon, Henry Austin Adams. tho llstIu-
ruIahcl Now yo,L,r ,,,o rtn,I =
VIZ '''1 '' NV"
| Nn"eI'hE audience win us mastery
| address some few weeks ago. When, at
eight O'Clock, MaI,r pnnL,lrh s,sIn,kor
rnod ,o,oo,.,,,, 49,, "t''''',",,'
" SESSION ''"''' NM Nu''llS' stat
INF mat lie was called to Baltimore,
disappointment relgncd supreme. Mr.
Adams was In Grafton and was prcnar-
Ing 10 come to Wheeling when the DIS
| patch from Baltimore reached him.
The audience murmurcl lte regret MT
the unavoidable absence of Mr. Adams
| but the presence OF mnny sound money
opponents on the stage guaranteed
| good speaking, and Notwithstanding the
| disappointment, the meeting wRs n sue
cess
me meeting was under the auspices or
Wh.alIm,, JIo,,c, 'p ,,i rs G ,,u .,uo Vi
ers hung from The gallery and stage,
Sound money pamphlets were dIstrlbu-
ted by a COMMITTEES at the door, and In
| various waya the railroaders urged on
| the good cause. -6,g..
The stage was well filed with railroad
ers, Republicans and Democrats. No
Popocrats were In sight, In the absence
| OF Mr.. JamlsOn. the meeting was called
10 order by Mr., J. f. Townsend. freight
agent Of the Wheeling & Lake Erie
railroad lie called Mr. John NJ. Carney
to preside. Mr.. Garvey Is All engineer
on the fourth division OF the Baltimore
& Ohio. and IL president OF the Demo-
cratic sound money club at his home III
Grafton.
Mr. Garrey said that for twenty long
years he had been rocked in the cradle Of
Democracy. and that his first and last
votes had been cast In Wheeling, The
time has arrived when he could not, as IL
wagG-wUrker cdnscIentIously support
what Is known as the Democratic, or
rather the Popacratlc party. /; gave
him great pleasure 60 present General
Alfred Caldwell.
Gen. Caldwell SveuL.,
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49, az
o. MI. Adams' ana stateu that ne was
unprepared for a speech. He paid his
rcsnnc,a IA ,h. pnrocro,Ic n,r.v tho mar.
[ ~ ,Tnt boJ ,ag, ,hn nan,n[,r,,jc g1iI
IL bon.L F,r ~, ,ir,a th,t tho arr,nr,
hrc,hnr,, v,n,,,5 re,nrn hnck mr1nr ,be
,rrs nar,o sratic stnnI,,J whIrL stood
FOR rho nnrnct,,I,v ~ ArcrIc,r institu.
tInrr " thJs communion n,ru ho1
,,LurnaA .bn n,ma DnTorrotlc and
SnIrht unfInr ,bot n,nn IN min voice
,nr n5I,ntne MAJ ,.arn I,trImnntn1 and
iniurInu, IN ali Amarirors
The sneaker thrn referred IN the mIrcs
,nd thn;r nwners md ,,,lndInr 10 Iiry-
om's crios a"aInsf tho miiiIonairSg s,II
nIrns nf mo sIj,.s,. n,jn"a Thn cdItnr Of
,hs Nov yorr IonnnI ,.ha Nv. Yonlt
siivar.Te organ Nr W + Hearst Is ana
~ ~. sI,,,rT. rn;,lIonniray rho nnormou,
d;,'tioHSs ~ .;i,sr ,,i,,,, u.Sro rn,d h,.
Con- cnJdv.,I showInr-wh fahuIoIis
nroGts accrued IN thnir ownrrs DnIy
Tho EIIvar MIN, nw6nr ia nh,n 10 nav hiS
I5ckc,.S inmsnsr aims fnr r,lInt, th,..r,St
horses Of his stables, Silver, in mart. Is
extracted from lead and conner ores,
and the speaker showed how tn. multi
mIlllonaircS OF copper and lead mines
Mout1 ESQ os "Sn I;i,i oE hrSah ING NJ;
Yer, Yer BRYAN in his appSnls 10 classes.
and dcnunciatIons OF wealth and corpo-
rhtlons taxes good care 10 agoiu attach
t'S ro ~ ~ HeynnI prwor o,iT,cato Va. ~,
ho ttstIl h1If In
n,i,i,o,nirns ~ si,vsr r,I,e,. /. VOL, nn,
,'mna,;. 80 - w., ha.I n,rnoh ~ All.
20, ~, ,.'y MO-, ~to J,rr arL J,I,.. for no
vii. - "a wore tbnn NJ, ~ vim rajI,,"n
~ Mar,iai rn,.nr,,, anh an tonninr Witt
,,o,,,,a, Inhnr ,hs l,Inr,n,, p,rr w.Ln Ia
~, f-,1 ",,,rioTn,,mt In - siIvn- win.
10" ncca.si,v nf .. rold standard ono
never tIurtuntinr and recognized bv all
natin,u W. sirnnrly unhrld THE manic,
No., ionms IN In ,hn financial world
whnn q-1ld ia scarce was Illustrated by
rsfarnEcos during Ia,n vaorS whrn orr
M roSar,.n L,,c,,nh raduceI nv rxnorts
t,,,',,,I, o"rn,., NO ca, Cnner-,I
d,,..,ii ,nr5ta etro,t Mo, Far stahIr
~ ~ ~. onJ ir Garandinr mo n,,iAnoI
I."r,.s JornuDc,d stn,n b1pks The i'm
,nrn,I,.., r,SJ "a rotIonol hanks vac
shawn fnstoucInr runs ON banks and
,hrcntc,nd nnnlrs
,
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Inc P0pocfatc statement 'not 'Hc per
capita was $50 In 1861 was shown 10 be
80. Ia ,h,, ro,r ,horn v,crc sSOn nm
CUo Oh notes peh''"S 1't''cS- a. t." Pe'
cent, The popocrats have classtd thosc
rn,As as money AMI added them 10 the
money then IN the country. a thing that
m TronnmIst or practical Gnancier
w.,,Id think og doing. The rlIsltv of
olhSr PnpOcr,tlc doctrines or similar
Ln,rIr,, ~, finance was clearly dGnlOu-
strn,c1, The speaker read some GditO-
,.iais v.rIi,on nv I,rvan for the Omaha
World Herald. The crowd wildly APP
rI,uGCI ,hn srnrln. of the ethics taught
in ~. nditorI,Is
In hIs concluding remarks he prophc-