The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-03
EUEoPEAs NATIONS MUST STOP
FI0HrIN0 FROM FINANCIAL
EXHAUSTION.
Eastern Ohio Congressman Forsees IN
austrian Reaction At The End OF
Ths Great war.
froelsms OF Great Gravity Must M
Solved At The Approaching Session
Session OF Congress.

VI S1AAEenn.
Congressman II. 4 HollInESworth OF
the Belmont Columbiana district. was In
wheeling yesterday on his way 90 Wash
inEton TO be present at the opening OF
Congress on Monday. lie IL an enthus-
iastic Republican but expects that many
OF the most important questions before
congress this winter will BE- OF a non
Par ti-an character.
am very proud. said he. to repre-
sent In Consress such an Industrial dis
ttlct a. the Eighteenth ohio. II includes
three or the most important manufac-
tILlhs ana mining counties OF the state.
Belmont. Columbiana and jefferson.
1 Win a ironiage OF nearly one hundred
nllLes on the ONO river, now dotted ~
! intervals with large mills and factories
and destined. on the completion OF the
siac k-water navigafiou now iu coutem-
plation. to become along this entire
/ length Vcritabl, beehive OF Industry
Back from the river. there are large
win the two smaller counties of carroll
| and Harrison. where agriculture and
4 OF the finest rural sections 10 be found
IN any state Of the Union. No other dis
| trlSt can boast Of greater variety OF
| republican policy OF protection Is more
essential TO the general welfare"
War Stimulus Can't Last
| Just at present business h. stimulat-
eu by European war orders and the de-
moraliziug effects OF the free tr.ttl. f.a-|
lures OF the tariff laws Of the last com
gross are not ielt iu their run t-st.
| but this war stimulus can not last long
and IN the end there must be "a reaction
and return TO normal condo ions Al fn.
| present rate OF destruction AN Europe
viii soon be- bankrupt Boo both men and
money. Exhaustion. DO nothing else. will
I VIII begin Ia America an Industrial
{ struggle for the maintenance OF Ameri-
can standards the like OF which has not
oetn seen in this country since the free
I trade suup-uousc days OF Grover Glove
l iand. The paralysis in business will oc
. even greater on account Of sharper for
elgu competition sure Co result from
I cheaper labor conditions iu Europe .u-
/ evitable al the clos. of an. war when
/ millions OF men. many of them manned
I and crippled. Will Doe thrown ou. of pin-
/ Pl"y myhi. Existence with them viii bee
] q problem and wuE, scales viii certain
] ~ Zoe abandoned and then only ou- tar
/ III anu lmiuiEratllu laws can bo dc
Z OF American workmeu."
/ All admit tho ~criousn.sS of this sit.
, uall"n' ana dy % number OF Demo-
. cratic leaders lr. advocating on tho
. theory Of pr'par,ju,-s' for thr political
& hatil" OF 1915. "a rru,ll al an. coming
T. session Of Congress OF fh" most ubj.D-
I Without leaving b. for "a Republican
] President ana Congress sure TO D.. elect
. 81 neat year. The Republican minority.
/ iaN aug "~id" partisan feeling. VIII Join
. ~ itis. and viii gladly go with them to-
/ lh" limit IN amy other proper movement
, for th, relief and protection of fh, in
I duSlriJl classes although they feel thai
. only hoy The election Of a Republican,
D President and Congress 300 1916 can fun
ana 9dequat" relief and protection 10,
Afforded either 20 American labor or
Z capital
Lessons From the war.
/ other changes TO: heart seem immi-
| n.ni among Dom. .rati' leaders. Ever
! since tho civil War they have been
I complaining of war tlNs~ and war bur
drn-. hut recently fI. scales Iar. been
falling from their ..,- and NOW DO i4
fUH ID
Ir"priaii"n- for army and navy In
'f'a~'S. ana our p'a.'-luNInr President
seems gradually yielding Go the pres
sur. hi'aduauEhis ut tho $50 600
tfre are to Poe multiplied and private
contractors ar" aA'E with expectation.
IN" lesson taught hE DO. European war
mines. modern submarines and zero
lian'- are, at mud'rar" cost. adequate
seems tu have been forgotten. and moth
ms nut IurC. military establishments.
OF royal siz" and p'rru1u,ucy. seems
'NIh'i,nf n" satisfy these new converts
tu milIfariem. Th. simplicity of tho
republic victor ir AN its wars. three
of th'm with Eur.r"ru nations. does
navy leagues. Their ideas OF military
expansion are consistent with AN ag-
sr,N ~,.i-~'' King l"r,iru policy. but
NOT with the plain. simple. hut entirely
adequate. means OF d'f'u-, for hom.
Hu' country. loo which every patriotic
American With r.t blood boz his veins.
iu "r out of Congress. should aud will
stand hy fue President without r.Aard
q" party ur cost. Isuf ws ur, mot au AK
need of hIe n,'f of dreaduauehf- pie
'fIlrE. H~ proposed Boo SOM. quarters
Doc combined naFi.e of fh' world. uu-
Joss DO Do. IU ..I| fht seas Ir defiant 4f-
Nfud. u- -nu. President mon. militant
IMAM H. uHW have uirhf o., tempted On.
i. boo 'N. 'u'ur'. or NOR. likely far-
g..'N aboard gur n'u.u.-wHr during tho
l'i.' h''' I' follow iH' worlds 'Nlau--