The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-09

ed, irving to induce the people to be-.
iIpye that the country Is not as pros1
porous as It might have been. on tho
other hand. the Republican party stands
upon rs record. To-day the Mckinley
administrntion Is three-fourths COM
pIeted., and It has made good every
promise in Its platform. Every prom.
Use has bean more than Yerihed ana g
such an extent that the whole word
stands amazed-think Of It In three
wears our country rises from period
Of distress, passes through great wan
and appears to-dayas the toremost M!
tlon on the surface Of the great round
globe.
"In the st. Louis platform we promf
ised that the hum Of Industry would %
heard again. Listen with your ears %
day. North and south, east and west
IN every valley, along every stream you
hear the rush and the roar and the
sweet song Of industry's turning
wheels. you hear the music and ING
song of the spindle; you hear the t1Ion
and the roar of mighty machinery-tto'
day YOU hear with every WIFI, tns
glad song. "'Wil-liam-M Nc Kin-ley, WIZ
Iiam-Mc -Kiu.ley, tremendous cheer.
lng). You promised. II given the power
TO make the American dollar the pest
in the civilized world; the dollar re-
ceived by the wage Garner every satuFs
day tobe as good as the bestin Inc VaulU
OF the greatest millionaire. To'9aN
far or near. take the American dollt
In my hand; on one side the CODES
every promise redeemed; on inc ot M
the American eagle, with every ~
feather rampant). prolonged cheefins'
and cries, "Good.") ~.
I'm this wonderful state Of Mes ss
Virginia, We find she has her run sn isI1S
Of the prevailing prosperity neFG y,
state out OF which brothers went "
fight on either side in our civil WI V.s.,,
yes, am glad to meet you IN peaegIs
West Virginia to-day. Ana IN W. W.
to meet you in Republican Mest ~,
ginia, the one state OF the sou QUIZ. t .tat
no matter what happens, VIII sho" u -,
even a solid south is impossiIp. y. -,
glad to meet the Republican LeaSue III, ~
West VirRinia. / am glad to see TINS
love OF effort and success that Will Aeep
our marty In power for many ySatS
MANY of us are now looking upon -
sunset side OF our lives. am gs5 " -
see this army of young men aGIe -
SAnniause and an audible amen" from
a grey haired veteran IN one Oh ts
The Party of Action.
"1am glad to say that am RepuS.
lican. It is the only party In MY :yys 80
that has originated any great naS 1919.
policy. every constitutional ~ ns1
ment fixing the rights OF man, ~
statute for the good OF mem n.t ~
been the work OF the Repupllean ipS 49,
How fortunate 1t Is that In eNeEy pe .,SS
of great national trouble, IN s0 1Ls t.Ss
or other the Republican party M .s,IssH
in power, None but the Repuu NlSH.S
marty has been able 10 meet great erises
in the. United States. To-Day tne ~
KinIey administration stands oeLol l,, ~
world having faced greater ollllsu' md
and solved greater problems 49,
achieved greater triumphs tnan sIn.
otherswith the exception oil the eI Hhra.
istration.of the martyr President AO'@
ham Lincoln. (Great applausel' ,Avc.
Some are making the eflor tlG , 49,
the masses OF labor forget the ~ SssS ~.
that generally prevailed beIots ,. u T,Slns.
tIon OF 1886. They are the tault n nSaSis
crltiolsing ravens Of evll p ~ Ishof.
Their whole hope Is 10 induce my S
ing masses 10 desert the RepuUnNS.SS
party and put them in power. ~ -, ~
who passed through the oiSIt ~
period ending three years aBo, ~
You may leave the Republican gn
but II you do you will hnu YOU'RE
the situation of the calf. :, ne
Proceeding, the senator Iolu ms
calf that met steer on the roam. 10
calf left its mother and folloWeu ma
steer. The steer ran. the calf T' me
the cow ran-and the boy IAn. IA.
boy was outrun. and, stopplns' " darn
go It. you little fool; 60 u, 81 Then
you; you'll know the dinersne w., md
supper time comes VSh,,,r,.
laughter, the latter predon M !, a.tl,sInued
"The land Is full OF critics, SSStory 10
Thurston, "yet,wh ~, I'' ne ad.
written, the world VIII say t LiIs,sy va
the most resplendant in greAt inc
pIIshments OF any preceding ~. H. 4
world viii say that We WoIl, An.
greater revolution In our nfatloI I,.., olt
dltions than has ever been woI .,.Sn IN
In 4 Vln,liar time. The world VA nave
we hive won greater victories tAi ~ VA "a.
taken a higher position ampns Wy ,,Ireu
lions OF the world than was eyeI III, mn s
or won bsfore. And the worlu wa
right. prolonged applansel'
'aTo God Knows Where" -.
"rhen. thcre ls our foreign policy. f Ses
croakers say we should have H9H nTs,onid
cause our fathers had none. ~ ~ ~ a
30 remembered that when svSS,V ,y,,snt
Americans established this govsl,ho u.
on the Atlantic coast, We W. ,'C.s and
lands OF miles from other nat .'',T1o1pd
the Allegheny mountains WI ,sssgtSS,ord,
to be our limit OF progrese y, slonn.
Then we were Willing 70 ~ sSsn una
But we have progressed SINCE ''-