The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-22
DEMOCRATIC MEETING Al
TRIADELPHIA
Resolutions-.Spcech of Messrs - Ill
Good, and Z. &. Cracrnn
TRIADELPHIA w. Va, July 20.


Good, and Z. &. Crncrau
TRIADELPHIA w. VA, July 20.
Editors Of the Register:
The Democratic and Conservative
citizens of Triadelphia and vicinity as
sembled in mass meeting at HERS Hotel
on Saturday evening, 18th inst, for the
purpose of ratifyiug the nominations
state and federal, made by the Demo-
cratic Conventions which assembled at
New York and Grafton, on the 9th and
10th inst. The meeting was called to
order by appointing j. r. Naylor, Esq,
Chairman, and the following preamble
and resolutions were read and adopted:
WHEREAS: The Democratic citizens
of the country have witnessed with re-
gret the usurpations and unconstltu-
tional eXactiOns of the dominant party
and the total disregard by Congress, of
the rights secured by that Constitution
to the people, now therefore be it
|. Rtsolrcd, That We do hereby identi-
fy ourselves and pledge our untiring
support to that party that will disre-
gard the Inscriptions usurpatlons of
Radicalism, and reinvest us with the
former rights and privileges which ap-
pertain to American citizenship.
9. ResOlred, That we do find such re-
lief in no party securing such, excepting
the Democratic and Conservative ele-
ment of the country.
5. Resolred, That in entertaing the be-
lief set forth in the foregoing resolutions
that we recognize in the platform adopt
ed by the New York Convention, the
purest enunciation of Democratic
craftsmanship; tho calculation of a
policy rs wise rs it is beneficent, and
by which alone all our national difficult
ties can be satisfactorily solved.
4. ReSolred, That We hail with the
prouaest enthusiasm the nominees of
said Convention. They stand before
the world, as the most eminent and
wise of statesman, the purest aud bray-
est Of patriots; whose moral, mental and
political record will command the adj
miration and bespcak the respect of the
entire civilized world.
5. ReSOlred, That the platform and
nominees pf our party, both state and
federal, are sure guarantees of a speedy
return to the old and time hOnOred
Democratic principles established by
the wisdom, and scaled by the blood of
our fathers
And the return of the glorious old
times of freedom, happiness, and plenty,
so long the heritage of all; and also Il
fitting rebuke of the violations of Con-
situations state and federal, the usurpa-
tions of tyranny, and the innummerable
wrongs committed and sanctioned by
the party in power
After the adoption of the above reso-
lutions, j. II. Good, Esq, of Wheeling
was introduced and proceeded to al
dress the meeting in his usual able and
eloquent manner. The issues of the
day were clearly set forth by the speak
er, and his points sustained by argu-
mehts clear and fully defined, which
certainly went homo to all; the Radical
party, is indeed dangerous enemy to
free government.
After the conclusion of Mr.. Goods
address, our talented young friend E. G.
Cracraft, was called Oh and made few
appropriate and well directed remarks.
After which the meeting adjourned,
nothing occurring Except the presence
of drunken Republican, to mar the
pleasure of the meeting.
W.T.F.