The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-02
TIE lNTELLIGENCER.
T17'rTEELEVe. JAlSUARY :. 1900


III nisetiuy he'd - the Academy o.
lldSic a ReW York. Sunday night %
eSpg sympathy With The Beers gave
c6nte1man sulser an Opportunity %
ID most remarkable speech.
IS improved Tie Occatton 70 get N
az o. tuo against the administra-
si6n. Which va taking advantage q
1lrty that could not defend Itself
eaitsr,s speech sounds IKE q pack Of
III ittent 6reeEaekera that are ex-
odsd he day after the Fourth Of
Iaiy. ara TIE expressions be made use
Sssm % come from = man who had
6insa TOO oftens One quotation 4
\ hS5s hlEvs Been are Aghting for n
lIelnilm againSt monarchy; Tor oeialgc-
fleTs nEItngg piut0eraeys tof nelle IlAt.
lnIt the eayonets 1ot ne = i.l,S!.. :,
n iFaVIn: for tie ballot against the
fi.TSSSs ~ tie lore a hnEne against love
f6id. fer SaInu freedom 9EAlnst 6llS-
~ tYEanHys for the tntesEity g tn ~
II, 81 ioIile and church agalnat the
GFIliSi fTlels and the nilittarT te9ts toX
iinra ffeedom against tote!gn oonii!lll-
100 Tor M arcade q eiVtltHati on AgAlLlsS
kISElhF torch q devaSt1ti9n; tpf nee
+ f1fiffrki0R6i ngalnSt imperialism, and,
SH55S ~ ard beyond an, they are hght-
n mi FER the rights q man
me IntsIligeneer 3 not ehampioning
~ esuSs Of Great Britain. except that
il would liEe % see fair play, There
are two wen deaned sides 70 the Trans
vaai controversy. and lnasmueh e the
United States holds 4 neutral position.
Il Wouid bs vel % stick 70 facts. The
rsraarics Of ~. sulEer. quoted above,
SEe Tar fFlln the ruth. TIE party that
fks New York Congressman attempts
torepresgnG has. In season and out Of
on, raised the cry against people
belng governed without their consent.
Tie UItilnderS toutsldersl In The
TfaEstaaI represent between one-half
ma thrse-fourths Of the population.
ana affhOuEh hey pay from ave-sixths
10 nine-tenths Of the taxation Of the
eouatry. they have no share in the gov
efnnasnt. Such q thing e the freedom
a ne press does not exist In Kruger's
domains. The president Of the South
African republic can, on the advice and
With the consent Of the executive. for
hid de circulation Of printed matter
entirely, o. for time. q bis dlscFe-
don, and e 3 within his power TO pro
hfbit ~ circulation Of any Newspaper
s. ehpoaeg. This power has been exer-
cisSd more than once. open-air meet
ingl can only be held with the sanction
a TIE government and indoor meet
I16l can b broken mp By order q the
poiics in terms Of the Law.
RllgiodS freedom? Dld 1EE. sulEeF
lhou what be was talking about when
IS claimed that that was one Of the
c6afSHtiona Of the B0ers2 Under the
co titution Of the Boer republic no
Roman Catholic can ever be admitted
% d president. OF 3 member Of the
executive council. or = member -
eittr branch Of The raads (eOngressl.
Eet IN these people. that e the ont-
IidefS, ere taxed to the extent Of SO
~ Had. Z burden unparalleled In any
othss country. Ana they have no voice
Whaisvor II the administration Of the
TSvehaes. This is The religious freedom
tint sulsar tsllES about. +the hTeSide Of
civiiisii lon against the blazing torch Of
devastation;" ''for the ballot against
ths throne" "sa&on freedom against
BTitiSh tyranny" "foF democracy
aSainlt plutOeracy."
u vulgar paElaRce Mr. sulseF would
appear to be 'oH his base"