The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
GIGANTIC MEETING
tcOnt,nusa from rir-s r.ssh

tcont,nued from Firs. Pags)
dustry and declared that most OF a.
products OF the American tanner.
have been placed on the free list au.
the few that are left with a sma
measure OF protection viii hardly BE-
benefited thereby.
Comparing the WAGES OF West Vir.
ginia and those abroad. he said the
wages in foreign countries were Ics-
than half those paid here. In MS
mind this is not a political question
but business question. and one tldt
comes home 10 every laboring ma.
in the Ohio Valley. lie believes B..
the duty OF the voters Of this di..
trfct 10 make a vigorous protr.
against the bill and the Democra-.,
policies As overwhelming as il can r.
made. While he hoped for NJ
Hearne's election. DE said. notAl..
can prevent the tariff bill from ~oi-
into effect. bur II the district roll
IN a big majority on October "a to-
Mr. Hearne. IL will be protest tn.-
viii make the entire country sit I'D
and take notice.
Holloway Tells Of Achievements
y. j. Holloway spoke az some
length and said We ought not To look
nj the tariff as local question bur o.
national question. Under Reuubl-
can rule. during the past 80 wears
this country has achieved more prog.
ress than any country I'm the world
and is without parallel our
"ofkilcn live better and enjoy morr
OF the comforts 81 life than those az
any nation on the face Of the globe
lhey are able to DO this because OF
protection Afforded by the Republican
party 10 the American marufactu-
reFs ana the American market a
STUDY OF the tin plate schedule IN
the underwood bin shows that t1e
Nelsh manufacture could sell TN
piate IN the seacoast towns for les,
than the labor cost here He aIso
predicted that in less than one years
tlihe not one pound OF tin plate would
DO sold on the Pacific coast or N
coast cities and many inland cities.
any is sold az all IL will De- ba-
cause Of the advantage OF freight
Iate7 enjoyed by some that mie.f
give them a slight profit
.,. q. Duty TO Protest.
~ o-.D'I 'G'!. Le said. 20 make
an over ming protest arainst me
!!Ege ITade policies in every county in
mis- district and q Republican &c., -.
tuls year ln This district VIII have =
- 'iluous moral fleet on the Clec-
tton next fall NOT only On Yves. sir
oiH,' q 91i rt M me- country o. large.
ne same lines particularly pointing
oul lH' injury proposed -0 be- done -o
the iron and steel business.
P-orse J.. House. referring 20 tho
ga echedu.". said that mon well ir-
formed !u the business. mar bi,t
Craze glassware, such az o. manufIc..
ureu ny me central, would Doc serious
duccltd hY The reductions JOB the
TtlucLor was about so percent OF trn
total duty. On more important V-e-
fition
Mr. House urged ali present 10
MAKE themselyes "a committee OF ono
70 arouse Interest in q protest moor.
ing 70 urge upon all friends and bust.
ness associates '1 take part .r 10
~, Suggests Cell For Meeting.
o. Mr. Robert Browne. OF frovrr
Bros. spoke 70 the same vein --5
called upon on present f0 flsn a crTI
lot hucn a meeting and tr take IEa|
cars ana circulate them generally
Statemenfs from George j. Shafnr
ana Louis Horthoimr-. who were 700.
able 10 be present. were to tho effect
that they Fymuath pod with tho --og..
mont and would rire o. their lparty
support
A. The conclusion ~ tho r,marks Tho
follo"lnF committees were NAMED.
General Arrangement Robert II
BroWrr. q a Robinson. g. % .arra
j. D. hrrrimar ma Harry Weiss
committee o1 Firarr. -Elur.a ~
House. W H irvine. o. Walker p.i.,.|
son. Frank Hoffman ana Louis Hs-.
heimor
Tho following can f7- he meeting.