The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-15

4AOyt' JOS. 4ks DDOGttLtes CEtulTutQn, ete.:
DEAR SIRt-I am earnestly deSirouS
for the entire success of the movement
proposed to be initiated by che Conven-
ton Tomorrow IF successful, the re-
suits of the Convention Will be of the
most salutary character, and IL cannot
be successful If its proceed dings shall be
disturbed by any cause whatever. i
am informed that Il serious disagree
ment is likely to be made to exclude
some delegates, myself included, be-
cause our political record is distasteful
to the radicals and their Sympathizers.
Now, although i feel confident that
such an outrage would not be perpe-
trated by the Convention, and although
have nothing TO regret or.take back as
to my course during the war, and do
not admit the right of any one to raise
that question in the Convention, yet i
am too much devoted the to accomplish
ment of the high and patriot object in
view to permit my presence there tOibe
made the means of disturbing its de-
Its enemies outside, Therefore shall
not attend the Conventiona as a delegate.
Very respectful s.
'''- -'ll ~ FERN ANDo WooD.
-l,-ra.s = yALnANDIeHABl. -,32r,
. An attempt is being made to get VAL
landigham to resign, but it will not
80 t.t.,,,,,5 =, THE PLAN. 90 s.i,s.,5
The plan agreed upon for the Con-
ventiOn seems to be the adoption of a
series of resolutions indorsing the
President and his policy, oondemning
reSonstfnctio and YsSerfinS ina ETjs;St
n tho II s,.,s ~
Stafas Z; -
Y'-''S.' - -. ,..--,.. An sApDREss.
1T is said that an address will be- is-
SstI, ~ az seb
ioISn ~ snS 1.I SaiA uLuer 'Mhlch the Con-
Ve9lnllon ~ hellq. he9llq. a.t5fs. ~ .if.a it,r,.
ii-eYt NO NEW PARTY. 4la
!. There is a strong opposition,t tn anv
attempt to make a new party The
to declare certain l1olitic4lF orincIpfeS
and leave it to ipartiesP IA ladopfs t6erii
JIIftaryVaYfIs iffi1av CII0rSS -
- tE
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), The proposit itionI to appoint an lExecu-
I've ION Nh ~ pein actlvely can
sitfon! esneciaiIy fron1 De tDero ocrats tIni,n
clniii that Ii nni9bt lea 4 10 AZ I'M SSrI1 ny
ment Of the Democratic ,orennization. =
90 - = i
f,,io,, Z, lilGl
Iii tII ~. 70 sSn9g
ers saytfey viii decla ri the iITfncioIsl
and ityvilf Ter1ain for:f q " =
rs It's snnnorf bnt fbev dr ,,of ~ ,Sson1Ss y
to Give then1s a nartJ Si, 70
IcoI91bina;i and = 1fraS5 fhsiri etyeS,5itiS
.They Seem 10 relv nnon the oid oIcsay1I
iized parties. andfto heiieve that the neo-
nile who win {ndnrse The yIattosT,
Itheyadopt! viii rally foritbe4 sum, sIpi5oTt
OF And iect that fatI3tda IL n y ftSr5 ~
he Democrat or Ram hlicaJ1 yVf11 nISceS.
himseIf snuarelv nnon that nj tfarm 1,1S.'e
~ Tronlinent New. york sfIanIocfat
saws; 4 is that organiEatio ia no where
necessary EXCEPT IN New York. and in
ltimates that tIifnrsf ara so fixed tTera
that the lDefnocratic marty will make
its 1i0ninations acnepfaila Ia tiia I3a-
publicans,yyho were representetii in the
Saratopa. .Conyention This Ineanse the
nomfnaIIon of CSeneIal mis- } fTeY. C5ySar-
nor SIiose name was. IN baS1 T3;cf,.
mond's list. and Thurlow Weeds list al.
Saratopa. for flele0ates at,lar1e. When
thew compared them. each cIeimed him
-.
LIEN atsEs 81 e4tiAH 4esNsi HIS SEAT.
Henry Clay Dean, of Iowa, has adj
dressed the following letter to the chair
man OF the Iowa tdeiegatton, resigning
MS seat as a member otthe' Conve ntion:
"H0n. j. III. ELtcood, Chairman of the
Democratic Iona State Central Chm
seiCteei.,l =, frr,ysS tFFSrfeI1
uMvfTjfsAp ssrp a 4, :. TIbrlS,,sg,6 dc 1,;r5
f1anca ~ thr na,,S,..S T.; Y
have Seen bonore5 1giIf, tLe ppSS;,t patsy;, !
ment Of da;e1ata III fI3a TT1;o,, Hanseas-
vative Nstfo6aI ConyeItio1, So,. yS,i1ieI,
Ia that invincihIe- -hoFlXL ~ 'trr,s 1,ST,,
SnI,o 10 III q T...s,.
,.st m, ,srrfonrJ
beSrtiI11 aSpTova ~ tIIo oI1oI,,stl ,
,1osa ~ th fs,,t,,St;,, 20 a.
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nsra ma, 70 synro,,' IA ae,. Sils,. Ky
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q ~, III Il ~ eSIL-
laS ,t u " H., se I
an5 IN sS ~ fsi. os the PraSida,St srssta1.as
n n as ti,s- 1s iIs,tsl n 5iT na1oo Ate
~ tL x,,;tI, tI'o3,. ~
ortnnes and sacred bonnr R1,t tAtS, Nh,
!Vs4aSss tpeA ltitloWep
sASe -. 1g
1iti, ~tth I'll the nTincinIes and ID nSSoas. ~
asn sa e+ me Pn,P,eS nsISa a1a 9sages o.
the he LeaS Az Hs,9nSs e91c a,,5 PaEt %nicn
S 1,isitlS,,1 s
geoplss tTse. 1nS 9s et1ocLt!to t,!i party ior
" tu wa WIS Ine
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as hasIr, 6fe f SccoI tSiislI fhan yonr Won con-