The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-21

people that NE wtil mot be unworthy az
the great leaders who have gone. Tic
deeds Of yesterday are in their turn a
pledge and a proof that what Nc pros
misc we perform, and that the people
who put faith n our declarations In
1886 were not deceived and may place
the same trust in US in 1900. But our
pathway has never lain among dead is
sues. nor have we won our victories and
made history BY delving in political
grave-yards. We are the party of TO-
day. with cheerful yesterdays and con
tident to-morrows. The living present
Is ours, the present Of prosperity and
activity in business, Of good wages and
quick payments, of labor employed and
capital invested. Of sunshine in the
market place and the stir Of Astounding
life in the Workshop and on the farm.
It is with this that we have replaced
the. depression. the doubts, the dull
business, the low wages. the idle labor.
the frightened capital, the dark clouds
which overhung industry and agricul-
ture in 1895.
New probIemo TaceS With Confidence
,rhs ra,y nro,,,s,,s hro,qh, nv tho
nor vo toco T,,,h c,r6donco in our
a,,,,as ~ = I'M ,aana. oonedo,,oo L.,
~ Ar,a,.,oas ~ Hao,,,a ,,ho Vim Joad
,ns,,,, ard r,.h,iv ,r,,h Tho Is,,n1s
,sI,IcS hove 49, 80 ths,r cb,rgo ,rho
n,tor,. aro,,,st o,,E ra,,, nossossior. 60
~ o,,,,,'. 90 ~ ~. ,bort "r,ii,,or1
lem" anJ 0,r,Sar,s1t-r," "a devoid .,
sense and msanIng. Regard for a mo-
ment those who are loudest in shrek
ing that tn, American people are about
to enter upon a career OF oppression
and that the republic is In danger.
Have they been in the past the guard
inns of freedom? Is safety for liberty
now to be found mostly surely In the
party which was the defender Of do
nestle slavery? Is true freedom to be
secured by the ascendaucy of the party
which beneath our very eyes seeks to
establish through infamous laws the
despotlc rule Of small and unscrupu-
.eus band OF usurpers in Kentucky who
trample .hare not upon the rights of the
black men only of the whites and
which seeks to extend the same system
to North Carolina and Missouri? Has
It suddenly come to pass that the DEM
ocratIc. party which to-day aims when
,Ver II ACQUIRES power TO contIuue in
! ,a,cn nv crushing ont honest elections
,.d ponular rule.
-. - a.. sL.1, Ia p..+oroI
s'.s' "-N s --- - -
Ne Fes.o.sl'on :, EeIS .Sa pStits
nv" % SEQ $3.50 ,S,,.n 90,
H Ernro shan hs SIisbed and tho
n.ni,ie advanced as randy as possible
along the road to entire freedom and to
ss,f.royernmsnt nnder our flag. We
WIN not abandon our task. We will
neither surrender nor retreat. We Will
mot wr,te failure across this page of
opr history We will do our duty, our
fun duty 10 tbs peonle Of the Philip
r,nes and strive nv every means 10
Give them freedom. contentment and
Drosnorftv Nc have no belief In the
nId slovobo,dars. doctrine that the con-
st,,r,,nr NJ lie nv,n force marches into
ovory ne,y,v aco,l,red territory. and
this doctrine which wc cast out in 1860,
We sim reisc, We do not mean that
Tho phr,nn,nos sbaII come without our
,,r,rr s.,star, or bacona mart NJ orr
bodv no,Itic We do not mean that
,hoy avail v,dsr our teaching learn IN
-oyarn tbams.fvea and remaIn under
o,r H,, WITH ,bo LARGEST noss,bIe, meas.
vro a, bor,o ru1o
| w., sl.u - poo
SN 't' -
Ihose are the ques''o''S VIC peSe". "
the american people III fes"tu - t'i'
PhiApPines. DO tney want suc'i . Hu-
initiating enanse tnere as De'noe' "t'l
Victory would nrins . 10 'ney "en' "n u
even more radlcai ehaNse AZ no'"e
Suppose the candidate 'ot tue Demo
s5a,s' 'n' ,,,o" 4'aso, ' nnd n, anSIans
s st~ -" oo,,o 't,to ro,yor what kind q,
90 as,,,,,,st.a,,o, ,ro,,Id no g,vn us9
IWhat ",o,,,d Me oohInat ba9 Think
~. ~ a,a,,,,o sDorl, ~ coincidence
,nn,,,, .rn ,s,o,,o,, s,,sry business in
80 l., 49, -, ,,tar ,rch cobI-
-, 49,, ar,,o,,rr,d nc ~, c,n rcodiIv
in,o,.,na no would nnso More ,mnort.
an s,,i wo al tbc American peoplc
| whether thew will nut in the white