The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-24
ECHOES FROM
RECENT DEFEAT
OF DEMOCRACY.
Republicans OF National Capital
From States Of West Virginia, Ken
.tucky and Maryland Jollify.
BOTH SEXES WERE PRESENT.
Letters and kilograms From Leaders
in the State-speeches From Gel
ebrities-Unique Greetings.
speclnl pIspatch to the 1ntelllsencer.

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snoc,o, D,sno,ch 70 Tho 1ntc,,,ycncer
,yAsuNJGToN Nov. 23.-Nearly
/, ooo enthusiastic jRannblIc,ns of both
sexes assembled tonight In National
Rifles Armory In this city. to celebrate
their partys triumph at the polls Nov
ember 9Th. The meeting was held un-
der the auspices of the Republican AS
ISOLATION of West Virginia, Maryland
and Kentucky, respectively, but there
were present representatives from
every other state organization oftthe
party in the city, and a large number
came over from Baltimore.
Hon. Thomas W. Cridler, o. West
Virginia, assistant secretary OF state,
presided. and the committee Of arrange
ments included Mr.. ]. w. Degrange,
Chairman and Mr.. Warner Stu:icr, both
OF West Virginia. 1t Waa expected
that several prominent West Virgin
ians. including Senator Elkins and Hon.
j. H. Gaines would attend and make
speeches. but they were detained else
where. There was long list of vice
presidents, representative of the three
states named.
Hearty Greetinrs Sent Out.
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r,,d,,, of ,e,,,rs md ,a,arr,rrs NJ RI.
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coyerror A.r,ns,n ,rd covernor-e,,ct
wh,,o aud conrrays,p,r D,y,or ,rbis
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,ou.,r,.
",rh. P,n,b,;c,r, ,,, ,breo s,,t,s
Maryland Kcn,nckv nnd west y,rrln,,
once included in the estate mortgaged
to the Democratic party as the heritage
of unhappy war, send GREETINGS to the
matchlcss examples OF Republicans,
Mckinley and Roosevelt with the as
surance that the Republican solid
south" has Its nucleus In the states
here represented. Freed from environ
mentc OF passion and prejudice. these
three states will never more contribute
to 4 Democratic majority In the cleo
.toral college Two of the three record
ed in November last an emphatic ver-
dict In favor Of progress. liberty, free
dom OF speech and the American flag;
the other where 4 free ballot and n fair
count were Impossible, and where the
exercise of the elective franchise was
controlled by party and board has hut
to make one more effort, under conccs-
sons wrung from an unwilling despot-
ism to win a lasting success in the
struggle for government of the peo-
pie by the people,
Leaders Lauded.
ITO the admirable leadership in each
OF the states forininB this alliance, De-
boo and Yerkes in the van OF intrepid
Kentuckians, Elkins and Scott ard their
superb assistants in the West Virginia
hills, and McCommas, OF Maryland.
with an able and eloquent phalanX in
vincible. this asemhlage pays tribute.
We promise them in future contests
the undivided support yielded them in
the recent conflict In the confident be-
lief that under their direction the per-
petulty Of Republican institutions is as
sured and that they and their colleagues
in Congress and the President at the
head of the nation, and in control Of the
party. to which we pay allegiance will
see to 1t that neither by free trade nor
free silver, nor by the !sms and spasms
of any combination shall the wings OF
the American eagle be clipped.
And to this we pledge our orioles,
our blue grass and our mineral hills"
Thu sno,l-ors
Ringing snecbas +, wh,ch ,h, throo
a,,,cs on mo in for d,,o .t,o - ~ o,,a.
,iop WE'RE molp bv Co,on,Is p s,rnt
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OF Kentucky: Col Irwin Dupy,n rnr'
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