Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-20

most serious intent to serve the best in
terests of his country and to insure and
guarantee a continuation OF this eonn-
denco among the American people; and he
meant every word OF Il. Great applause.)
He ment every word Of il. and as a guar
antee of his intentions and purposes. he
gave the further assurance to the people
by inviting the cabinet of President Me
Knley 10 me his advisers (CheersO
Let no yellow journals or blatant dem
agogues shake your faith in the condi-
lions OF this country to-day. as affecting
those who have the responsibility. PRO
longed applause) l am not going to re-
tire from politics or public life U4ong
continued applause, during which the
audience rose to its feet and eheered to
the echol. | have no intention Of resign
ing my Craftsmanship of the national COM
mittee."
After repeated demonstrations. the SEN
ator continued:
Il am glad 10 stay there and sec Nash
and Foraker and others there. II 1t takes
ten wears. Voice: we will stay with
you.)
This is no time to bring into this con-
test any side issues of State affairs. such
as taxation, three cent fares. Henry
George theories. or anything else of that
kind. Voices: He's gone: he's left the
stage, referring to Mayor Johsson.l
II am not addressing myself to any per-
sonaities, but l say It Is belittiin- this
great cause. so full OF Importance to the
people when it is acknowledged and APP
preciated by both sides-to drag into this
contest the vaporinRs OF a demsgogue
Continued applause)
There is no need to use further argu-
ment to-day but as / feel that | am talk
ing to the people of the whole State. /
want to make an appeal to them-by wire
less telesraphy. Gaughter) | want tho
Republicans of this whole State TO APP
preciate the Importance of this campaign
and while in my heart. / feel as Senator
Foraker does. that we must succeed, /
never thought Il was good policy TO fight
a campaign by staying at home.
Now, as 10 the candidates, will any
sober-minded honest man tell me why he
would swap Governor Nash for Colonel
Kilbourne. or any other man? What do
we want of our Governor? TO administer
the affairs of the State. We want an in
telligent. honest and efficient agent. who
is put there by the people as the custodian
of their interests, to do that which is best
for them. Has Ohio ever had Governor
that has more fully appreciated or better
executed that responsibility? | think not
What do we want with men to repre-
sent US at the capital at Washington?
The same qualifications Has the State
of Ohto ever had an ADLER. more efficient
Senator than Foraker? tCries of No,
no.D ! say no with you, and have n
right to say H. because 1 know him. We
are all agreed on that proposition.
Now. then. what is there before u.s.
What is the contest? What are the re-
suits desired? Simply to eontinue tha CON-
ditions as they are. to-day and II Ohio
goes as. she cuEfrrTto 20, foo.saa piuiufify
for Governor Nash, you will be creating
a condition of things in the public mind
among financial circles. among the great
commercial and industrial interests that
will add strength to the foundations of
our prosperity, which will make it last
ing not one year. nor two years, but as
Senator Foraker has said, for fifty years