The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-24
NO WALK.OYER.
West Virginia Republicans Must
Make Q Vigorous Fight.
DEMOCRATS RETURN TO FOLD.
Seem to, Think That the Money Issue
Has Been NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Glass
Has no Use for Bryan-Views Of
Correspondents. tii- 81 4

Tho Star says: Republican advices
from West Virginia are to the effect
that the political situation in that state
indicates the necessity gilmore vigorous
action on the part OF Republicans than
has characterized tho campaign thus
far. Reports have been received which
show great activity among the DenoS
Gratis, with resulting benefit to the DEM
ocratic outlook
The party lieutennnts in the field do
not concede that q Democratic victory
Is imminent. On the contrary, they
think that the state Will so Republican
and return Republican representatives
in Congress. but 1t Is made plain that
this result can be accomplished only by
hard work on the part of every Repub-
licnn and the turning out of the full Re-
publican vote In, every district.
Republicans Somewhat Disappointed.
The Republican managers in West
Virginia are somewhat surprised and
disappointed over the attitude OF the
gold Democrats OF prominence. 1t Is
tou ., ,"a,,ans ~ ~,
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to aid them are alIgning themselves
with the Bryan. party. Il,
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and n protective tariff Il is
claimed. have been the salvation OF
West Virginia. and these Democrats OF
prominence have prospered along with
thu rest Of the commuuitv.
II is A. source Of surprise. therefore.
IN thu Ron,b,,cans thar .hn gold Demo.
Gratis should re,re,t from thu nosIt,on
which. thrv assumed In order IN he'll,
hiring about this fa.y;or.1 ble condition of
off,irs and sbou,d train with IN, onno-
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Inc result OIL the reports from west
Z virginia VIII mean iflrneuiate oracins
up Oh Tue isepuDiicah campaign IN thal
STATE. LITERATURE anu speakers VIII De
suppiieu, anu ;ehe voters throughout ehf
se.'e VIII w 'A" wa 70 Z sense Ok ts'e
IAN tiser "nieh seems ~ CONFRONT ont Tue &c
pu.e'.
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pao'.e''n ispt eseii..t'tseS AZ Tue us
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the general s,tu,,,on or ,bo P.nuh,Ic,n
administration, but the fact that we are
feeling It now more than ever before.
Our country. mainly depends on the
coal business. During the Democratic
administration the people were discour-
aSed as to the future OF the business,
and made longtime contracts for the
sale Of coke and coal at rulnously low
prices. These contracts did not explce
until April. 1899. The result was. pros
perity had come everywhere else, rails
Ing prices for our people generally. while
their wages had not been raised and
could not be raised.
We were driven to explain away
their high prices and low wages. Now,
however. the old contracts have expired
in the last year and q half and wages
have been raised in every coal mint. In
this district. There are more coal dig
gers In these counties than there were
In 1893, and with US the labor sentiment
this year Is Republican.
What MANY Democrats Saw,