The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-09
RESOLUTIONS.
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! Rc50}red, l5t, That the Union party
! OF the 10th District of Ohio hereby re-
affirm, and heartily endorse the resolu-
! tiOnS adopted by the Union State Con-
! veution on the 10th of June last, as fair
| ly presenting the issues made before
! the people, viz
I RS7eDlred, That the Union party of Ohio
! having sustained the Federal Government
I against the united efforts of rebels in tine
\ south, and cOpperheads in the North
! now demand that peace shall be e$tab-
| ceSslOn and rebellion will never again en-
! danger our national existence.
ResDkrsd, That this Convention fully en-
dOrSeS the amendments to the constitution as
Z proposed 10y Congress to the Legislatures Of
the states as literal, wise and patriotic adj
Justment, and the Union party of Ohio
| pledge for 1t their united and hearty sup
Itesolred, That the nation owes the heroic
men OF our army and navy a debt OF lasting
gratitude for their patriotic services in the
defence OF the Constitution and the Union.
ana we urge upon Congress the duty of equal
| tZing the DOuntieS; and that while we cherish
| with tender aftiictton the memories of the
| fallen braves, We pledge to their widows and
orphans the natiOn's care and protection,
| ReUoEUcd, I'd, That our distinguished
Representative, the Hon. John 4. Ring-
ham, by his exalted patriotism and
craftsmanship, the ability with which
he has always stood forth as the cham
Pion of liberty and justice, and more
especially in his recent efforts to secure
to the Representatives from Tennessee
admission to Congress upon the ratifi-
cation OF the proper guarantees to the
Constitution of the United States, mer-
its our highest praise, and entities him
to the gratitude and support of all true
men, and that the people of this Dis
trlct, as an endOrsen eut of his past ser
vices, and an evidence of their conf
dence in his integrity and ability,
unanimously present his name for re-
election to Congress from the 10th Dis
trict.
Mr.. Welsh, of Belmont, called up the
subject of Central Committee, dis
cussed in the morning session, and his
resolution on the subject was adopted
Sat this juncture Mr.. Bingham, es-
cOTted by the committee, entered the
hall, and was received with enthusiasts
tic applause and calls for a speech, but
at a suggestion that the business SO
nearly finished had better he first com-
pIeted, the Central Committee was an
pointed as follows :-Rob't II. Cochran.
belmont; Joseph Sharon, Harrison;
William II. Frazier, Noble; Judge o.
z. Taylor, TuScarawas; Win. Farrar,
Guernsey.
The business of the convention being
finished, and the calls for Mr.. Bingham
renewed, Mr.. Bingham came forward
and accepting the nomination, made
the convention brief but feryid and
eloquent speech upon national affairs,
and in advocacy of the Constitutional
Amendment.
Excellent speeches were also made
by Col. PoOrman and Capt. Lorenzo
Danford, of st, Clairsville, the latter
OF whom declared that of allthe men in
belmont county who voted for Lin
coin and johnson, not one was now a
johnson man. II q ~
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Snf nd Is,r,k -.
Hresby House, Bradford, N, H., with
their ladies', took seven hundred and
Ioriy-two deep-water perch and pick
ereI from bradford pond, two miles
from the Presby House. The marty
LETT the Presby House about 8 O'Clock
a: M, ana returned at P. NJ, dining
on one OF the beautiful islands in the
pond, from savory vivauds prepared
by ''mine host" of the Presby House.
a NEGRO in Galveston, Texas, while
smoking his pipe near an open keg of
gunpowder in a grocery store, dropped
spark amongst the powder. The re-
the negro and the store. Some of the
fragments were afterwards picked up,
Dut they were not of much Valuea = =
sG IE
Arthur A. SMITH, of Galesburg, Ill
Inols' VINO was elected a delegate to the
A..A%ASOANellGlOn from lllQOlS,
comes out in card and SAYS he don't
train in that crowd. He trained in the
Union army during the war, and means
to remain on that side.
--%-=---S-O S
HARD rubber collars are TO be the
next novelty. a process OF BLEACHING
rubber has been discovered, and aftaf
hardening, it can be made into collars.
wristbands, ETC., and the enthusiastic
think they see the end of the paper col
lar business, s-,7lli. -