The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-25
The National Democratic
DIaffnrun.

PIdGfOIIHa
The Democratic party. in National COnven-
ton assembled. repesing its trust in the intelli
gonee. patriotism and discriminating justice Of
fhe people standing upon the Constitution as
,he Foundation and limitation of the powers Of
tbe Government, and the guarantee Uf the lib
critics of the citizen. and recognizing the ques-
tio,s nf slayerv anil secession as having been
s.ttled for all time to come, by war and the yOl'
nntary action of the Southern States in consti-
tntional convention assembled, and never 10 be
renewed or reaCitated do, with the return Of
neace demand
r., Tho ;,n,.a5io.o ,astor,+iop of ali the
ne. ~ ::I.; - I-nion nnJar the
State .. W M, " -, o,-arn,nant Co. the
Conslitutioh, anu VI 'NH
hneIIoi a PeVpio. III ma, ,,ol;,;e,I otFan.
oeooEu -, ~; 10 ~ H. lc,; S,ancbise
ces, anu 'ho ies uia ..;. " '"'
III SLalI' ~ tueit h1;o 5I, -. tho Uni
S.,. aS neal, .HS nP'c,;c,il ~, money
I $3.50 go, ,h ,,aSI ~, taIation sxceut 81
ulaS , io,. VIZ g. ,la nscassi,ias az the
ihu1a 49, - en,,n.;noi adTinister.d hsing
ti 10 ah sna,-,,an, ard' ,rbare
noheSvty "PPtiou 80 80, ~ P,s T. -. -.
the opngauons oi me S9 s, -. ~ nv
PLen1tS S|I'o ;,,od 5aas No. nroI;da chat
wnion w ,Ie;J =; go; ,ba,, ouIbt ~ r;gbt
suS ;nst;ca he rsi5 in tha lawful money M the
I'D Statas
oI m. $40 "a, .o,.,;or ~ evsrv sneciss of
~ -. Li IL, g. a. ,aaI ,aIna ;ncIpd;pg
proPeI! a.. ha.5 ~ o,hor nrLi;c sacnri,ies
E;f,b One currencv for the Government and
A.. 1910 H. iahnrsr ond tho Office holder
wv peOp;onar I'd H. soIJiar the nroducer and
INC ,no 49, anu viz
S;rtb Fcoromv in the administration of the
SILL -. ~ y =. - ,ha standing arrny
eoNea ,t .ne .hoi;.;on 81 16a Fraajnanis
anu ia o ii IL Ill ,o,;t;coI ;nstrr
ouIelI anu -, 90.
" i
., .ne y ste am y nd coIec,inS
interna heN 80 tp , tio .La craG;, 81
may W anu ,bo or,rrenc, msde GOOD
| .uo S - 20 III a,,ac,naan,s Gov srrnIIing the
81. .. p;I;,;a 30 ,La ,ationaI forces in time of
o..'.e III tariE ,'r ra,,anra nnon foreign inn
pea.o' am ati IL .o,;o, I'D Tho Inter
ports anu suGn equai ;,I Jul NO,
nai he' .n9o ian . % ,:n.ras aJ as viii
~ ,ha ra,,an,a imnose the least
.5o. ,,'a "a 6ast ,rorotn and enconrape
p.il uet .;Un GU =; ,Pos. Of tha conntry
'hS hion.h paFor,a az ohnses In the administra
oe' .hin;a,, 81 cn,rnt r,aI, frorn ofl;ce.
toh .ne nS ns % osEcea. tha restoration
tE H:i, 81 athnr;ty 70 and The aforementioned
% ,bs EIacntiye and Jndicial departments of
The %overnment THE differentiation of the mil.
;,arS to the civil nower IN the end that the usur.
nations of CONGRESS and the despotism of the
P paws 30. coasa
E;Sbtb E"naI RIGHTS and nrotection for nat.
aI;,aJ a,j not;ra horn citilens NJ home and
hannS RI ossertion NJ American nationality
',h;"b shall command the rcspect of foreign
nowars and furnish an example and encourage.
pment to neonIe STRUGGLING for national intecri.
-. oo,a,itrt;nroI I;hsrtv and iudividual rights
VA the n,a;ntenanre of ibo rights of naturaliz
an al t.; - a,o;ns, ,Lo ahsolntc doctrine of i'm
GU ,,,nIIo aIIsSiance aud tho claims of foreign
i,,.,rs 20 nnn;sb then, for crime committed
| PoMe .5 s ~ Pu; i,,r;s5;n,inr
oefonu tmem ,Sase nd rsforms We
-, I thn PaSicaI nartv for its disregard for
.Si VI. 81 - IpII y J nnnross;on 9nJ tyr
-, III, H." hos r,,rEeJ ;ta career after the
49, snIanr and nnanimous nledpes of both
mus az Gnr',r.s 70 prosecute the war eyclu.
n ., e. - -; .cnIrnca oF tba Government
slNeiy ioi VIC 10 ~ TTmior nnder Tia
anu Ino PIo'oI.'tIn u, w. oa,oSI, .;oiated that
Nohs'i'ueiJ1. lrI T. y,L}cb yras rallied
inos' ~ 80, ,.hicL carried oar
that hoole Noiuh $3.50, al " .mr;,, tbo Trnion
nag toVlctorN' .ns'euu VI 5;ssoI,ed Il
IL mas, 80 Lar 's s !. !. ~ l'' ,,o "S nroround
anu suUlectya teh I1a'oa III III - r. sr,,ro.
peace 10 l,i'thIA al -, r tIr;ol
macy. IL mas huillneu lnS.G '"S ~, $3.50
by jury IL mas aooilSheu 'ho h"g.%S va 20
that most saCTeu VIII VI h"'i' ~ l. "'''
thrown the freedom oi speech ana OIL tue press
| III mas substituted arbitrary srHu'eS .'.' az
rest, and military tialS anu 'he sccrcI stai
chambers OF inqulsltiohs Tor constitutions ~
bunals Ii has disregaIued IN time Oi peace the
right of the people to be Tree from search ana
seizures. 1t has entered the post and telegraph
offices and even the private rooms OF indivld'
nails and seized their private papers and letters
without anv specification, or notice, or aida-
| Wit "a rcauired by the organic law. 1t has
converted the American capitol into Bastile
II has established system of spies and official
asninnorc Ia which no constitutional monarchy
in Europe weuld now dare To resort.
1t has aboi shed the right of appeal on i'm
| nortnnt constitutional questions to the sI.
nrcme judicial tribunal and threatens tOicur'
rail or destroy its original jurisdiction which is
| irrevocably vested by the Constitution, while
the learned Chief Justice has been subIe Ctcd to
yreot and atrocious calunnies merely because
he would not prostitute his high office To the
| support of the false and partisan charges pre-.
ferred against the President Its corruption
and extravaganza have exceeded anything
known in history, and by its frauds and monop
olies IL has nearly doubled the burden of debt
created during TIE war. 1t has stripped the
President of his constitutional power of ap
pointment even of his own cabinet. Under its
i Tepeated assaults the pillars of the Government
are rocking on their bases, and should II sue
coed in November next and inaugurate itS
President we will meet, rs subjects and a coh
duered people amid the ruins Of liberty and
the scattered fragments ufthc Constitution.
And we do declare ana resolve Ihat ever
since tho people of the United States threw OF
all subsection to the BRITISH crown, the PRIV
legc and trust oi suffrage nave DeiohGeu 10 wy
several states ana nave PeIh GIaliteu, ~ iA'o,
anu cohttoeu cAoiusl,?S W .nJ Poii''o',, ~"
GI y, ,', ,rn,o2, hataSsr m 10
og on 81 r;,It or ;nterrero viii
~ any o't'o "a 'n.S VI go, 20 o,a,
.rhioh con- Ind no H,rr,rt in rho Constitntion
and If sanctionrJ nv the peopIe will snbvert on,
form If goyeTnment and can only end in a ain
ole Centralized consolidated government. il
which the separate existence OF the States will
he entirely absorbed and an unaualiRed des
notism be established in place of n Fedora
nnion Of coeoual States. and that we regard tb,
= reconstrncti6n acts so called of Congress sucl
usurpation. and unconstitutional, revolutionar,
and void. and that our soldiers and sailors whI
against most gallant and determined foe mus