The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-27

ttsgioal afe al Ibf his stripe he will 90
into the Convention prepared 10 furnish
his former favorite with q handsome
illustration Of practical gratitude, and
failing TO be nominated himself, will
4 hdo his,lsyel hest to cruelty Witcherr
through some one else
Many Of the counties in the Sonth-
west have already appointed delegates
10 the Democratic State Convention
Roane instructs for Colonel b. IL. Smith
for Governor; Clay has expressed no
choice; Nicholas do; Boone do; Fay
cite nominates Charles Hedrick, Of
Charleston, for Supreme Judge, and
her own citizen. Mr. II. w Brozie, for
Secretary of State Kanawha expressed
her preference for Doctor Parks for
Congress; Putnam gave no instruc-
tons; Mason instructed for Mr.. c. P.
+. Moore for Congress, and, without in
structing, declared John Hall, Esq, to
be her first choice for Governor.
Cabell instructed for J. y. Camden,
Esq, for Governor, and for Charlie
Moore for Congress. Logan did like
wise. Some Of these results you al
ready have. i put them all together TO
facilitate any figuring in which pro-
phetic souls may desire to indulge. |
have no Convention reports from the
Eastern end of this District, but learn
that Major Frank Hereford will receive
hearty support in that section for the
Congressional nomination. Mai. Here
ford, OF Monroe, Doctor Parks and
Doctor Summers, OF Kanawha, and c.
P. t. Moore, of Mason, are all talked
of a. Congressional Candidates. Owing
10 the proyerbisl uncertainty attending
the action Of Conventions, | prefer not
TO hazard conjecture a. TO the result.
The Democracy of this region are
active and enthusiastic beyond all de-
scription II the entire State could be
infused with the feeling that prevails
here, the success of the Democratic
party at the State election would be- re
dured 10 an easy certainty.
THE MAIN RELIANCE.
have ascertained from trustw orthy
source that the Radical managers in this
section have determined to hunt recruits
for their thinning ranks among the ne
groes now being brought into this State
10 work on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. They come from Virginia
and Kentucky. and of course, will not
I by October have matured their resi-
dence. Were they white men this
would prove an insuperable obstacle.
Being blacks they will receive that gen
erous consideration from the authorities
under which the negro is made the
superior OF all power, codes and constr
tutions. With. the knowledge Of the
Radical authorities under their very
eyes, with their approval and co-opera-
ton this villainous project will be un-
dertaken. Governor Stevenson regis
trars will enroll these vagabond negroes;
their registration will be held as evil
dence OF their right TO vote and if need
be. Governor Stevenson will use the
military 10 enforce that right. while all
around him are thousands of resident
white citizens convicted OF no crime, 10
whose disiianchisement he points in
proof OF his zeal for the enforcement Of
the laws and whose slightest dissatisiac-
ton he will say is caused by his super
lative honesty and his invincihle deter
mination not 10 swerye from the law for
their benefit. Yet had they been but
black! How circumstances would have
altered cases. Tell your Democrats in
the upper end, of the desperate straits
TO which Radicalism i driven. Tell
them that lis last hope hangs on the
illegal registration Of a gang Of filthy
black I.azarOni from other States. Tell
them that the State authorizes, guard
inc the purity OF the ballot, propose TO
balance this scuryy scum against the
intelligence Of white men NJ the polls.
Bid them take courage from the blind
recklesness Of their opponents, make
the hest fight Of their lives and in spite
of fraud filth and force" IVES, Virginia
i their
the STATE CONVENTION
The Democratic County C"n eution,
which met on the 18th inst, appointed
4 working committee Ia prepare for the
reception of The State Convention on
June 18th. The committee al once de
icrmined 10 erect large wigwam for
the accommodation of the Convention,
and To make all other arrangements es-
sential 10 the comfort al the large
crowd which j. expected A large sum
Of money has already been raised and
whatever is needed will be forthcoming,
Nearly all the prominent citizens will
take part in the entertainment OF the
people upon that occasion. Charleston
will keep open house Her reputation
for open-hearted hospitality will be fully
sustained. All who come, Democrats
or Republicans, may rest assured OF a
generous welcome kind entertainment.
snd pleasant visit
THE CAPITOL
Work on this building IL progressing
very finely. Al the present rate il will
not take long 10 get il under ROOF. 1t
is the purpose Of those having the mat.
ter in charge 10 make this building an
ornament to the town and credit 10
the State. That they will carry ont
their purpose have not the slightest
doubt
ROBBERY
4 man named Nathan stanley, liv-
ing five miles upthe river al Camphells
Creek. wa- waylaid. assaulted and
robbed on Thursday evening about
dark. His assailants were two in num-
Der, and they beat him SO badly with a
club a. to enianger his life He failed
10 recognize them. They took from
him S545 in cash, check for $500 and
a note Tor SIO-everything OF value he
had in the world He had been accu-
mulating this money by working at the