The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-26

ana troo or Ths t.rff seh-dsls On
~coi shoalc - r-cur-d IN to Nsz
England States. the hone % IN. ~eDi
Industry. th~r- M. thousands q Per
sons demanding a reduction IL the
schedule The Aldrich tariff bll has
made the dollar become less valuable
until to-day n is hard for a vorkinG
man to keep his family In the 1000
sities OF life. The Democratic party
favors = reduction IN the cost az liv-
ing. and at the las; session OF Con
gress the tariff schedules were re-
duced. but the President afixed his
veto TO many. These tariff schedules
have been sent back TO him with
some few changes. The Democratic
party stands today on the platform
that II stood on before the Civil War.
tar1n for revenue only.
Reciprocity.
The Democratic party IN pro-
sressive way wants exchange of
products OF other countries The
United States wants reciprocal grain
exchange with Canada and the ex-
change OF cheaper hides and meats
with South America Then the pu--
Chasing power OF a dollar will be Ot
Tar greater value.
Mr.. Mc;raw then paid tribute 10
ex-Presidcn; Roosevelt for his stani
on the money question The Demo
cratic party. he said. believes in
equal rights When the puddler re-
turns 10 his home AFTER his days
work. he can look at his son and say
that he is the equal of any boy in the
country In land OF equal rights
there II no room for socialism. Mr.
McGraw continued. and the kind OF
socialism in this country is nothing
Ike the socialism OF foreign coun-
tries There is no home here for
socialism. and the only chance for the
socialist. the Grafton man said. is to
come back 20 the Democratic fold
The speaker stated that there never
can or never will be a socialist presi.
dent OF the United States. Socialism
Will take the American people back
to the red blood OF the French revo-
luton. and II can never find "A home
In this country.
! Praises Taft.
Mr.. McGraw stated that the Repub-
llcan party is divided and that IaFoI.
| Iette Is leading revolution in the
ranks. He spoke OF the recent inter
view or Governor Glasscock in which
| the state executive came out Tor
Roosevelt. and WAS making an appeal
10 oyster BAY for Teddy To run for
reelection as the hope of Republican.
ism The Republican party is AT war.
the speaker said. lie praised the Ta.t
administration and stated that the
residents name would b. written in
the nails or fame in years To conn.
ana minated that the Marty Vas
| making a mistake in opposing HIM
he Is one OF The hes; presidents thar
TINS country has had In the has. 40
years. the speaker continued Vet his
party Is dissatisfied with his admins.
tration.
Launches Wilson.
recurring him as the hope OF Demo.
tracy The man most fitted for tho
position and in his opinion tho. man
"hoin should secure the Democratic
nomination. Mr.. McGrew then launch.
"a the name OF Woodrow Wilson az
Ne" Jersey for president. Wild
| cheering followed the Wilson c,udi
Gacy and there We're cries OF Wilson
wilson. West Virginia for Wilson :
ne then spoke of the four Demo-
cratic aspirants for this Office IN.
speaker stated that Champ Clark has
made a reputation as speaker of the
| mouse that Will never be foreot,au
ana was weaving "A chain around tho
nigh tarir that would choke il IN
ueath. lie made a great speaker. d,
position next 10 the president and
/ should be returned as speaker Ms
record as governor and prosccrfir,
ae'orhey IL one that party should
De proud OF the speaker said.
inen ne touched on the candidacy
OF Woodrod Wilson. He stated fnat
as governor OF New Jersey. Wilson
mas driven the grafters OF both m.
democratic and Republican par,i.,
TO cover. thar New Jersey vas g,
boss ridden state as bad as Ppnnsvl
yAnia when Wilson was first cIac,.i
Tie drove out the Democrats and R,-
publicans who for years mad bo.n
FEEDING on the crimhs that dropr.J
from the tables az The bosses ana IN.
ausurated great reform These r,di.
cal reforms Mr. McGraV said frs,
brought Woodrow NJ son before fh..
people as q presidential cart.d,+a
lhef- is no cry asaius' him fb.
''r@i'on man said except tr.. r.ns and
nr mas 'h" ring bt o." throat
Wilson Boon
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