The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-07
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was nat tnFailH tint Sf fdreiEh medita-
ton betty the, Mort b md the South.
g IT tbelF. own party were In power, or
virtually lyc0htto ed the Atnlinistr alton,
they would rnthet, posi- bic, obtain an
hr5iIisti tiee without the mid of foreign
govern ats. but they wonlda be dispo-
sodlto accept m offer ofmediatio ion, nit
appeared TO be the only menus OF put
ting sfop, to hostil ties, ',s.i5..5' 'sss;.5
The Democratic platform, mHnuihctu-
;red at Shicqgos contained the following
EtSbriS ftof Sres selS tiohy sihH
ResoLgfd, That this convention does
expllritly edbeiare, ms tho sense OF the
Amar1cap people, that after four yeIirS
OF tailure 70, restore the Union by tho
eaS sS tnepti OF war prin hleH, under
The pFetepce Of n mill itaryt tneG sity of q
the copsti ton iitS q { has been Ciisre-
tstrded ~ every illl t and puh bile liberty
and private right alike trodden down.
and the material pEospe of theGoun-
try essentiutly impaired, Justice, huma-
nifty Liberty, and the pu Bile welfare de-
maud elI that tnr1e ediate efforts be. .Inade
ZOE a ntion of hostfli ties, with view
70 gan ultimate convention Of ali the
StntoS, or othSF pea cable means to the
end that u the earl Hest pfActicA bleIhIn3
mont peace may be rest toFed ON tho basis
of the Federal Union OF the States.n
;.,tI q. HOW tiathraIiS', therefore, should
Hons Mr.. Boyce, OF South Carolina, in
g lettet 70 Jefferson Davis, September,
g, 1854 have said; q ,,,,ii iis.,i,l- p 3 p.
lstsl thin our only hope ofn satisfhc-
tory peaceA one, consistent, with the pre-
,seHyntiqns Of free Institutions lis In the
supremacy Of,tthisn( (thel DemocratIc)
party, Mt some time or other. Our
policy, therefore, Is to give this party
all the capital we can, Yoni should,
thsralQEe NJ once, tnmy opinion, give
this party all the encouragement, ,pdsst-
bles sdeclnRing youE . Il ding gieR 10
IN aTmisdce and d -eoEvehtion OF all the
states, In their soyereign capacity, 70
Font0r upon the sub bjeet OF Ileace.n z S!.' g
Icould fill q volume with these dis
Eloyaf eStfHets, but these will;enable, the
people TO say whether my charges OF
treason against Democratic torgauizh-
tsons is ga stale slander." if4,5
The. World closes It's article with an
inquiry .,---.-'-.- 80 S, =;
"Ths real Issue IN this canvass Is an
issue !betweenI President johnson and
the rad dical9. The quest ion lfof voters Is,
whether thosewho approve Of the policy
of the President are likely to aid It by
uPholding the Republican party"
I y I The iDsrna acracy appears with ssgefor9
nation glittering o'ef it's 4fault.e lIihe
ss.lteaI issue, I, so far as the Democracy Is
concerneds L. one OF sincerity. The
Republican party, faIthfdl III iEoughout;
elected Presid ident johnson agafnst Mr..
Rendlebon, the Coppe peElead candidate q
the Democratic Convention. Is It un-
charitable TO suppose TINT the Democrn.
tic plat form lEas adopted to elect the
Democratic ticket9 And fla f,onnerbaa5
ss,.Sf %,ss ,oiI..; n, ~ -
e..s ~ 70
hef ysetti ana claws the electors are
sure to discern something HsuspiciOusl'
IN, In Il tsyy1,itq BeaI,. - - .sgts =.
y III . 1881, ss..,,
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X 81. y " 9 81 9n-
t5 ee5 l[s l = regular
l, olu lasnloneu M lILS DeIloctaIicI OF 4on1
anu tIepuDlieAn uLltii ne 3ot lpto 'eYtI
con WIN J9nn q; 5Ee.
IN IN. open saEld y1C4oQS, CppPefhend, -
I IAN ta loE OF tl1
a. 1 -
me dl,9.! Lsai-tnp Maile processing and
70 Eesident john
ms con-
cesils q q enter E1t5
y st' Iilelt ior comp
SLoIleE, tsiS Lls M II Party on the
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sss LIE SiIo,.o ~ ~ RneSlaI.s i ~ sI
tiiefs 70 Sceapy1the home ts Of his i Selasss a4s
saI.s,iI p,sas, oi AndeF
soIlvi.Io oIl't,at, 1Eison the
Bnt there "a t,t,nvs T1s t.,r,, !. i,,,t,,s so,s,
tlon Ion o. o., Fsrrin eil s g me
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aIe1 Tote 1or tnls pie-
ssfoIIest nv Da,,9
tian II II Z, AZ S.at
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f,;Sf tIi s,,{;'1ssi = ~ 'ttA4l
q ,Sfs iiI,So,, "a ..is
WI m Ia y S9S.sl anu
the befnocracy Z, tpis nT e1
It's platform, and g1ndkes up a hybrid,
naakssf " was hS!d play and looked,
IN Rnt r. bSs baen .IaoIsint IhsS @ y %ih daI, R;;
day, ever since. And now. who tionbts.
TINT IL, In place of Its .'rihGsd, speckled,
ana s;Ti.y tlss1 me democracy hnd