Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-10

buy the farmer, the laborer and others
to oppose that sterling politician, VIII
liam Jennings Bryan, but they are not
going to do 1t. applause and cries Of
NO." MOI
"Dovener put his foot into it when
he told the people at MonndsviIle and
New Martinsville that William Jen-
nings Bryan was responsible for imper-
ialism.
Our government forced our people
to go to war with Spain. Then came
the time for wisdom when we had
whipped her. 1t was our duty to make
the treaty of peace, and it was made
wrong.
What was Mr.. McKinley's step?
Why, he attempted to take 100000 OF
people by force, and consequently for a
year and a half a war has been going
on in the Philippines. Now, suppose
those Islands are taken; what do you
want with that many brown and yell
low people? 1t is the intention OF the
present administration to make them
subjects.
IF you believe that there should be
no government with the consent OF the
governed. then you will vote for Nc
Kinley, but If you believe in the prin-
ciples of our Constitution, you will sup
port William Jennings Bryan. You DO
do not want to see President sur
rounded by trusts and pulled around
by the nose by Mark Hanna. You want
to see a friend of the pepole in the
Presidents chair. and that man is
William Jennings Bryan"
nd "a q
semblage, and pointing to the Ameri-
can flag urged that his hearers remain
true to their emblem OF liberty and
rally to the election of William Jen-
nings Bryan on November 9th.
Three cheers were given for Bryan,
Mr.. Raymond and Mr.. Pendleton.
Ohio County Clubs.
The meeting adjourned at ten o'clock
and about five minutes lacx' three po-
liticai organizations arrived from ONO
county. They were the democratic
clubs of Washington and
Webster districts and the VIII w. Irwin
club in full uniform, headed by drum
corps, who had marched all the way
from their respective headquarters to
hear the entertaining speakers.
The meeting was again called to or
der in honor of the visitors, and brief
supplementary addresses We're made
by Messrs. Raymond and Pendleton.
Mr. Raymond, in addressing the Or
CARNATIONS, said that the turnout fully
demonstrated their love for their form
of government and the party OF the
He also showed that this
is indeed a year in which we are called
upon to preserve the reputation OF our
grand old flag, and expressed his APP
probation of the turnout of these clubs
in honor of the rally.
Mr.. Pendleton said tat they should
not expect too much of him, as he had
made four speeches during the day,
three of which were made while he
was with the next Vice President OF
the United States. He said he be-
lieved that Democracy would certainly
win out at the coming election Judg-
ing by the ZEAL nerve and enthusiasm
that is everywhere being displayed by
the Democrats You have shown that
you believe in governmenti@ the con-
sent of the governed, and IL the people
of this country take your advice they
will unite for the election of William
jennings Bryan. You will also elect
William e. Haymondlo Congress and
send Dovener to hiss little political
grave.
The rally concluded with three cheers
by the three organizations for both
speakers and Mr. Bryan.
1t was announced by the chairman
that Mr.. Van Pelt, of Moundsville, and
other political speakers will address a
meeting of the Democrats next We'd
nesday evening at Behwood.