The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-12

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housewife Try to find out whether a
Vegetable is n mushroom or toad stool
by eating It. AS well might you show
your friend whether a pistol is loaded
by firing nj him. Gaushter)
Getting Along All Right.
we'rs getting along all right. lis
wellsenoush to let well enough alone,
If Bryan isn't satisfied with our money.
for Gods sake let him go to Mexico.
Cheers and iaughter.)
There's an infamy In that Chicago
platform. don't know whether you
realize 1t. Isn't 1t the proposition of an
Internal rascal 10 borrow gold and pay
In less value. The Democratic platform
will encourage such rasealIty. IfBryan
Is elected, which he never will be. he
vii! be bound 10 encourage such rascal
lty We propose TO maintain the pres
ent standard. until there can be an in
ternational agreement on silver. All
our dollars must be on n parity OF
value. Now one dollar is as good as an
other; with us. 1t wouldn't be so with
a silver standard dollar
Why Not Vote for Mckinley
Why ishouldn'ttyou vote for McItin-
ley? The Republicans have fulfilled
their PROMISES lBtyan says there is
danger Of milltaflsm; That there are
four tIpes as many, soldiers as when
Mckinley was elected But there were
more than that In 1898. Bryan forsets
that we have now atemporary regular
army Of 65,OOO and $4,000 volunteers. He
forgats 10 tell Us that Democrats and
Republicans voted ri the army bill.
German, Allen and others voted for it
1t was non-partisani vote. That law
provides that on July /, 1901, q short
time after the next Inauguration Of Nc
Kinley (cheers), all those men shall be
mustered out, and that the army will go
back to It's old size. $4,000 men. In the
days of the civil war, we heard about
militarism-it was said that army Of
100000 would never be wholly dsband-
ed. But one day we saw the white
winged angel of peace come out of the
sky, and we saw that army march in
review behind Grant and Logan down
the streets OF Washington. and almost
In a day that army disappeared. Back
to the farm, TO the school, the counter,
the, bank, the lumber camp, all eager TO
resume the avocations OF peace. 1t
wasn't long until we could forget that
we ever had an army. Bryan says II he
Is not elected our liberties will cease.
Good God, what II he should die!
CTremendous and long continued APP
plause) What on earth would become
of us? 1t is an insult TO US. This Re-
public will be handed down to our chill
dren pure us Of old-thIs will be done
by the American people, and they need
no help. from the pralries of Nebraska.
Bryan never refers to something in
urconstitution-perha he's never read
it-7that no army appropriation shall
continue over two years Alilitarism.
Every two years so long as this gov
eminent lasts the people get n whack
u 'hi'''arisNa. 'Sheers')
OF Course Not.
Bryan would not mislead anyone, but
he mislcd every laborins man in the
United States when he said the Re-
publicans were depressing the laboring
men, and does not protect him against
tho blacklist. In the arbitration bill
passed by Congress it Is stipulated that
all carriers, engaged in Interstate COM
merce' shall not force the men to re-
h't.'i out u iuoo. otsa''l2a.lois' Ut us
cfi''il.a'e asa'''st suci' eiiiiioJe' UT pre-
veft nun from oD'aih'hs employment.
lhe punishment Is Il ms SiVo 10 Si'VVo.
ih't o''l "is i'aSSeo Wy So'srSss anu
f ere Mehihie! signed IL ana II Is
ID" Today Threat appiause) bfyah
mas lost my respect oy MS attempts 10
ra'se up ch'ss as'tiist ciass' we are
Ill one people, thefe are ihequanties thal
REQUIRE time 10 WORK OUT. 1t Is the
hiS"ss' ou1S OIL 'he CITIZEN 10 pFihs EN-
p!oyer ana einp!oye closer together
ana not set them by the ears. (Cheers
anu cries OIL 1hat risht. LABOR
can get on without capital ana capital
- worth no'h'''s without iapor.
'eheets.) william MelNih'eS never s'iiu
ah!'hihs mat "oulu not promote closer
reia'lohs between capitai ana iaDor.
When Bryan: teils you such rot give him
my compliments anu tell nm ! eco
queht pause)-lhihk ne ought 10 read