The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-13
Iovsr.een,laenee ,nay breed eontu 4. q.

loyer-contldenee may breed coatu;ioa
later on. 5i. 7;
IN tho laat fen days haye met many
commereial travellers lii Columbus and
on the trains. have yet to ind one
who Will rote = sslnst Mckinley. ana I
have found three Tho voted for Bryan
In 1895 AMI who xiii support Mckinley
In 1900. s,St lss sssf5sl
Y: ! took particular spsias while I'M COL
umbuu hotels 10 question commercial
travellers and find that they arc more
I insist ent thanlcy.r that CONTINUED pros.
lpstlty 10 cortaln only{in case Of RepuS.
iicsn success.
Tho commercial travellers. you read
about In Democratic pare;s ma being
o7poscd 70 Mckinley are ganera!ly fell
si5ws sho have been 10. out for good
reaspns or for !ncapaeltv.
The energeti,. capable snlssmans can
always get a position and be is rtwa,s
q Republican, M
80 !.
Ohio Republicans are now talking
about the formal campaign oPe,,jrg al.
Youngstown, September s. 1t is Wis
dom to open this presidential con.est In
President ;McKnlcy,'s old congressional
district. The. greatest campaign meet
ings Of Ohio lave always been In the
western rescrve. Thls coming event on
the banks OF the Mahunlng river will
ec!lpEc all Others, =, 4
The great. meeting nj WGrran In 1850
has held the record so far, ana shat vas
aa,oerSs;nn never forgotten. tits talk
led annut every year when politics is
d,s-ysss:! In this region. That meeting
wss hold IN l;iaracli's old congregational
dsasrie. just Ms thla years opening IS 10
be- III Meiiirley's. u;
Lt,'The orators on tina: osca.!on we're
Generals GRAFT. conilinr and Glaraej6.,
It was srea, poiit.cs 70 have Grant,
,cosE!lns and Garfield together in the
cnlnpolsa OF 1850, and !. swos brought
about by Mai hail Jewell and CARRIED
himself. x \
& They all met In the modest frame cot
tasc OF Garfield at Mentor, n nj II Is Of.
ten held that the meeting. at Mentor.
and@this specsh a! Warren did more
than all clac'to make Carlisle president.
Happily there arr no dissertations or.
ttcaicusies In the Republican, toartytiis
tycRr. TO coakl.nss to pac.ty or cnjole,
and this j Jamestown meeting will be
one Of rauncnt!on:r rather than3a thea
tire for. the display Of reconciliation.
Youngstown Is near the Pennsylvania
line and thousands OF Pennsylvania
people Will come sover to this great
meeting. All the. counties nearly in
both states are thickly populated and
delegations can be brought & In easily
from every large city OF Ohio. also from
Pittsburgh and one hundred towns
across the line.
No doubt o special train will carry
the famous Blaine Club from Clnclnna-
IT,, the Tlppccanoe Club. from Cleve-
land, clubs from Columbus and Toledo
ore e1pcctedssa and the. hospitality OF
Youngstown will be severely taxed.
The citizens nrc equal to the emer-
sency. however. and all will be given
plenty to eat and a place to sleep.
Returning here from Columbus met
State Labor Commissioner Rntchford
on the train. Ratchford has given
much attention to the condition and
temper Of the Labor people In this.cnm-
paign, and has no doubt OF an over.
,whclming Endorsement OF Mckinley by
the workingmen OF the nation.
1t has not been so long ago that they
were out, of>work. They have not for
gotten 1898. and they will make no mis-
take again. For once in the history Of
this country, the conservative people
viii -"lct well enough alone" and will
listen to no arguments for "a change"
4 Food Commissioner Blackburn votes
at iRellaire. in the Sixteenth congress
ienal district. When Blackburn was
here the other, day no lunched with cS-
Senator !Ioss anil Prof. J. II. Bcai.
both OF Harrison county. -
Hogg is a member OF the new aSecu.
tive committee md was urged by