The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-01
TARIFF BILL
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table campaign time touch At 1890
the band again formed before the no
tel where. In the lobby. were assem-
BLEED the speakers. Senator IIearne.
Mayor Kirk and 100 or more other.
party leaders from all four OF the pan
handle counties conspicuous among
them.
Marched 20 Auditorium.
4 procession. led by the band. fol-
lowed by carriages containing Senator
Hearne. Congressman Fess. Congress
man Peters. Congressman Gaines.
Mayor Kirk. Il. r. CresaP. secretary OF
the county committee. w O Nc
Cluskey. chairman OF the meeting. aud
others. and accompanied by boys bear
ing Hearne banners and burning red
fire. make its wav the two blocks I'D
Market street 10 the great auditorium
Several hundred had preceded the pro
cessiou. while hundreds OF Others were
pouring in through the doors At \
O'Clock the lower floor was twothirds
filed. and with many standing. still
others VEN coming in The attend
auce WAS conscrvatively estimated by
those familiar with the seating cana
CITY or tho mammoth hall al from
1000 20 1900. IL was fortunate for
the county committee that its effort
io secure The Carroll club auditorium.
oU ing 10 previous enlargement. had
iaIl"d, AS not onc-haif az the crowd
could have been lacked into the small.
or hall
Those on Platform.
on The platform were seated Dr
T. VI. iaskins. col. John + Day.
Judge L. $ Jordan. Warden VI l.
Brown OF Moundsvile CAPT. ". T
OTTO. Gen. Alfred Caldwell. David
Martin. Albert VI. Sncdeker. Cant. Il
y. bovcnor. William H. Hearne. Co.
Alexander r. Campbell. Secretary Il
j. 'resap. Co. John Cummins. W
r. Bender. Col. Il " Browne. Mayor
d. J. Kirk. Congressman Peters
Congressman Fess. eN-Congrcssmau
Naines and Chairman McCluskey.
~ the speakers % the evening ar
rived I'm the hail. a rousing cheer was
sent up. which was contributed 10
ny ID" band. which rendered the Star
@pangied Banner tusf before the
meeting opened delegation OF near
lt one hundred from Nouudsyi'Ie
marched into the hall Zoo BODY
Diher delegation were present from
Wel9bIrF WarwOOd Chester. Hen.
wood. NcMochen. Elm Grow. and
cameron. While awaiting the hour
Tor tn" opening the band euIivcned
."' air with several popular -eIcc-
ions. including THAT old Gin of
Vino. Ny D"anc. - Want nv
pada." N1V.' and AUD Lang Syne
Meclusksy Chairman.
iInt many late arrivals Secretary
'F'N"p called th" meeting tp order
and introduced vs. o. NrCMsbey "a.
chairman Ihn announcement was
Er""t'd with cheers
~ uo NOT intend 'o take up much
"' your time. said Nr NcCm-k., bon
30. 400" i'ltrr OBJ" tribute There
'f' men hero Vho viii present that
paramount Chat al important .su.
'I" protection off American ni.atr.r-
"Nf American labor
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blessed
Ih' polio. off rro,...t. tariff
' protect fHf Inlu.fr.t. off Obj. Irf.
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nt fur pauprrynI labor OF
.' I world ..r fundam.l.a.
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